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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9028, 5 November 1892, Page 7

tggSSSSSSS —————————■»^—— The Stud. fTIHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION GILDEROY, Also, the Draught Entires HERO AND HORNS BY, ♦Till Stand this Season at Paterson's Stables, Mount Roskill. For terms, pedigrees, etc., apply PATERSON & CO., September 21,1892. Lorne-street. mO STAND THIS SEASON, JL The Imported American Trotting Stallion, IMPERIOUS. Imperious was bred by Mr. J. B. Hajsgin, Sacrament;., California, and was cot by erector from Mandano by Haml.letonian. Director by Dictator. Director's time is .2.17, and is standing at *200 per "imperious is closely related to J. Eye SeeJjnd Nancy Hanks. Imperious is a dark bay, showing neat power and substance. He combines » n'* vein* some of the most fashionable dotting strains of America. per mare ; two or more as „__ ,_„ Tonus, £3 per mare; two or more as per agree-me„t.-Aply p MANQAN Or, S. WILSON, Groom in Charge. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT SYLVIA PARK, The Thoroughbred Stallions, HOWITZER, By Musket—Titania. at the moderate fee of Three Guineas; and DISHONOUR, By CapMvator—Maid of Honour, own brother to that good horse Freedom. Will serve a few approved mares only. For fee and P^"«'» r yKiu.TAMSON. Harp Road, Kllerslie; Or, Mr. It. AUSTIN. Sylvia Park. STALLION PENROSE.— Stand this Season, at the Harp of Erin, the Br. Stallion PENROSE, 7 veais, by Musket, dam Sultana. Penrose stands about lii hands 1 inch, with plenty of bone and substance. , A more suitable horse for getting trotters, Huners, 4c, could not be found. lie was bred by Mr, Hadev, of Penrose He will travel all surrounding districts. Terms: Single .Mare, Three Guineas, For particulars, apply to K. THORPE. Or Groom in Charge. BR I G A D I E R, BY MrSKr.T-PI'NGAWKRKWKRH. Will stand the Season at the following Districts :- MONO A VS—Devonport TUESDAYS—Onehunea and Mangere WEDNESDAYS—otahuhu, Papatoetoe, East and West T.iin.iki THURSDAYS— Harp of Erin FRIDAYS—Harp of Erin SATURDAYS— and Mount Albert TERMS: Thoroughbred Maros .. ~ ... £3 8 Half-bred Mares £5 5 Apply to J. THORPE. Harp of Erin Hotel. R. & H. DIDKK, Devouport. mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION G RIP, By Slanderer out of Awatea, by Ravensworth (imp. out nt Sky bird (imp.), by Teddington. Slandeier by Traducer out of I tana, by Sir Hercules out of Gipsy tyucen, by 11 Baibiere. Monday —East Tamaki. Tuesday—Papatoetoe and Mangere. Wednesday— Papakur* % Thursday— From Papakura, Home Friday—At home. Saturday— and Pakuranga. For particulars apply to , E. BRAIDWOOD GRAY. East Tamaki. Owner. THE SIRE OF THE SEASON FOR 1882. PADDY'S LAND, ] WILL STAND AT SYLVIA PARK For a limited number of Mares only. the newly-imported Pure Bred Irish Hunting Sire paddy's land Pedigree: : PADDYS LAND is a powerfully built dark brown horse, foaled 29th May. 1888. He stands about 10 hands high, on short legs, with great strength lots of quality, and i< a beautiful mover. He was bred by .J. Duffin, County Dublin, Ireland. lii< sire the world-famed Ascetic, by Hermit from Lady Alicia, by Melbourne. Ascetic is the sire of Royal Meath, winner of the Grand Prix Steeplechase at Pans. He is also the sire at Cloister, who ran second in 'he last two Liverpool Grand National Steeplechases. Paddy's Land's dam Maymorn by Old Victor (winner of the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot, and got by Vindex, by Touchstone); gmnddam Lady Norah, by Mount Zion (by Mountain Deer, by fouchstone out of Devotion, by Harkaway) ; g. grand dam Polly, by Arthur (by Sir Hercules out of Angelica, by Sir Harry Dunsdale); g. g. granddam by Whalebone. It will be seen by the sbove that Paddy's Land combines some of the stoutest strains of blood in the world, and from his size, strength, action, and quality, he ought to make a sire fit to get horses for the racecourse, hunting field, or for Indian or town purposes. Terms: Thoroughbred Mares, £10 10s ; Half-bred, £8 8s; two or more the property of same owner as per arrangement. For further particulars apply to Groom, Sylvia Park, or Messrs. Hunter and Nolan ' —— ' ~~ i STALLIONS FOR THE SEASON, 1892. The undermentioned THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS Will stand at Wellington Park :— CUIRASSIER, by Musket (imp.), dam Frailty < (List full for 1892.) lIOTCHKISS, by Musket (imp.), dam Potroleuse (imp.) (List full for 1892.) CASTOR (imp.), by Zealot (son of the famous English sire Hermit, winner of the Derby 1S83) out % of Lady YardK-y, by the great Sterling (sire of . Isonomy—said to be the greatest racehorse of his ( day). Castor was a great performer at all weights C and distances, winning 22 races out of 28 starts. His stock are particularly promising, robust, and handsome, showing great bone and substance. Terms :15 guineas for two or more mares belonging ' to one owner, and 20 guineas for single mare. ST. LEGKR (imp.), by Doncaster (Derby winner) - out of Atlantis, by Thormanby (Derby winner). - St. Leoer is second on the list as a winner-pro-ducing sire for 1891-92. Terms :15 guineas for two or more mares belonging to one owner, or 20 guineas for a single mare. T ASM AN, by St. Albans (imp.), out of Zillah, by I Peter Wilkins (son of the renowned Flying Dutchman). Tasman was a great racehorse, having won 36 races out of 58 starts. Ills stock are very promisin, his (laughters Elorrie and Reflection being < among the highest winners last season. Terms 8 guineas for two or more mares belonging to one - owner, and 10 guineas for single mare. Grazing at 2s Bd per week, Every care taken, but no responsibility Incurred. Further particulars may be obtained from JERRY KENNELLY, Stud Groom; And at the Stud Office, Dnrham-street, Auckland. SS&- ITUNTINO, ' J3 ,-*■-•* COACHING, AND fcZVft Mm! TttOTTING stallion. TO STAND THE THE GRAND HUNTING ENTIRE McHEATH (By Somnus— Carissima), A dark dappled brown, 16 hands high, of immense power and splendid action, will travel the following districts : — AvomUJe, Mount Albert, Onehunga, Manuere, Papatoitoi, East and West Tamaki, " Howick, Pannnire, otahuhu, Ellerslie, and Epsom, TERMS:— Single mares, £3 ; two or more, as per agreement *,o be paid on or before January l, 1893. E. P. KINLOCH, Veterinary Surgeon. ( Three Kings.