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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9635, 6 October 1894, Page 3

i \ „ The Stud. I > ii ■ , , I mO STAND THIS SEASON. AT J. B. WILLIAMSON'S STABLES, And Travel Surrounding Districts, THE MAGNIFICENT IMPORTED AMERICAN TROTTER PLEASAKTON (2.29*), By Elector, Dam Belle Robbing Terms: 5 Guineas per Mare. Pedigree in future issue. ANDY AUSTIN. mHE STANDARD-BRED STALLION LaRUE (Registered No. 20141) Will make the season of IS9* at the WHITE DOUSE STABLES, OTAHUHU. Description : Laßue, foaled in ISS9, i- a bright hay with black points. It! hands high, both hind feet white, and small "tar on forehead. He is grand looking and resembles the Eiectioneers, being a grandson of j that noted sire. His trotting action is first-class. Pkoigree : Sired by Campaign, aSll. son of Electioneer, 1-25, sire of 145 trotters in the 2.30 list, including Arion, 2.07} (Arion, 2.11>J, champion 2-year-old record), "Sunol, 2.OSJ, Palo .Alto, 2.' S|. First dam Clara 1)., word 2.49 (when with foal), is sister to Honesty 2.25}, and Mockingbird. 2-year-old recor i 2.SS. Cl-ra 1). is also dam to Dewdrop (by Elect) that trotted a mile over the Sacramento track in 2.23, while owned by P. C. Hale, of Hale and Co. ; Priam. i;9S, the sire of Clara ]>~ is the sire of Frank M., 2.17 ; Honesty, 2.251; Harry M., 2.24J, etc Second dam Western Girl, by Chieltian, ,21, sire of Defiance, trotting 2.24. pacing 2.17}; Caro 2.20, and sire of the dams of Mt. Vernon, 2,15} ; Crown Prince. 2 17}; tempest. 2.10; Chief Thorn, 2.20, etc. Western Cirl is full sister to Western Boy, 2.35}, and the Lyle mare that could trot with mate in 2.30. Third dam the J. H. Dodge mare, dam of Western Boy, 2.Bss, by Jim Crow (Coburn's) said to bo thoroughbred. Terms, Hi: as. Apply to C. K. ABBOTT. S3, Queen-street, or to »L EDWARDS, White House, Otahuhti. mO STAND THIS ■dSV 7 -R J- SEASON jLaL Sfn/7 AT GLENORA PARK, [*\ .V.V-jW The Thoroughbred BLAIRGOWRIE." ATHOLI.NE. VESPASIAN. ' Habena. Blair Atbol. Vesta. Newminster. (Derby ami St. (St. Leger, '51) Lcjje'r, IS6JL) — B " c w|s" -,°^ - =s L.2. 9 Pill I & fill |c| Si" if I m i s •* i At the Bourke Meeting in May three of his get cere first, second, and thi-d in the Mares' Produce Stakes. He Is also the site of Caroline, the winner }f the Sires' Produce Stakes on the second day. TERMS: Thoroughbred Mares .. - 10 guineas Two or more " guineas Jlilf-breda _ .. •- - 5 guineas HIPPOCAMPUS (BY DAINTY ARIEL, DAM FANNY FISHER). The above Horse is so well known for getting first-lass Hunters and Carriage Horses thar, further comment is unnecessary. Terms: Two guineas per Mare. Grazing at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars a PP 1 > v to WALTEII . Papaknra, J<SiM CiTALLIONS FOR /*>,„-. _J™*s*~\ >0 THE SEASON 1894 - * The undermentioned THO KOUGHBRED 1 fl^li£ag^CT* WIU stand at Wellington CASTOR (imp), by Zealot (son of the famous English sire Hermit, winner of the Derby, 1567)), out of Wlv Yardlev, bv the great Sterling (sire of Isonomv-said t« be the greatest racehorse of his dsv) Castor was a great performer at all weights and disl = noes, winning 22 races out of 28 starts. Of the five descendants of raster that have raced, not one has finished unplaced. Castor's first gets haye all shown ability on the turf. His three-year-old son Three Star has the following record for his two-vear-old running-—ARC. Summer: Won Great Northern Foal Stakes, 6 furlongs, 8.10, in 1.19*. Nixie 8.5 second, Doris 8.5 third second in -Midsummer Handicap, 5 furlong, 'J 0, won by Nixie 8.7. ARC Autumn: Won Northern Champagne StaKes, 0 furlongs, 9 3, Grenadier 8.10 second, Anniversary 8 8 third, The Castor-Veneration Ally Ivy won the Wanganui J.C.'s Nurse. Handicap, 5 furlongs, with 6.10 in 1.4, md at the Auckland Racing Clubs Autumn Meeting she won the Onslow Stakes, 6furlongs with 7.4 in 1.19. His colt out of Bangle. Casket finished s-cond in the Marshall Memorial Stakes of 6 furlongs at the D.J C. Autumn Meeting, won by Forburv. and also ran a second with 8.10 in the Champamie Stakes, won by Blue Fire 8 8 His Necklace filly, Collarette, ran second to Patroness at level weights in the A. J.C. Two-year-old Maiden Stakes and on the third d*y of the meeting she b>-it Patroness and similar company to that which met her on the first .lay, winning the 6-furlongS Nursery Handicap in 1.16}. CUIRASSIER, by Musket (imp.)— Frailty, by Gold«-brou{!i:-Flrtra Mclrar, by New Warrior (imp.)—lo, bv Sir Hercules. Cuirassier is full brother to that successful sire Trenton, who in his first season in Australia has sired Bonda (second in Melbourne Cup), Delaware, i'.tra-Weenie (winner of the Matibyrnong Plate and V.R.C. oaks), Gaillintia, Ladv Trenton, Light Artillery (one of the best three-year-olds of the past season), Trenchant (winner of the A.J.C. Derby)-all good winners. Cuirassier himself ran second to Manton in the Hawke's Bav Guineas (beaten a head), aud won the Great Northern Derby (heating Manton. Raglan, Hilda, etc., in the fast time of 2.40J), the Great Northern St. Leger, Railway Stakes Handicap, and Trial stakes. Terms:—2s guineas for single mare, SO guineas two cr more mares, the property ot the same owner. His yearlings are very promising. Sl'. LKGER (imp.), by Donc-ister (Derby winner) out of Atlantis, by Thormanby (Derby winner)— Hurricane One Thousand winner), >y Wild Dayrell (Derby winner). St, Letter ra- second on the list as a winner-producing sire for I*9l-2, and was at the top of the tree for the Season of 1892-3, with 14 winners of £5250 7s 'id. He was second for last season. He is sire of St. Hippo, winner of the Hawke's Bay Guineas and Spring Uanaicap, New Zealand Gup in fastest time on record, Auckland Cup, Auckland Plate, and Great Northern Derby : and sire of other big winners, such as Clanranald, Uippomenes, St. Andrew, St. Clements, Impulse, St. Anthony, Marquis of Tewkesbury, Town Moor, St. Hilda, St. J Patrick, Ben Godfrey. Terms. 30 guineas for .-ingle j mares ; 25 guineas for two or more mures belonging to the same owner. Only 15 more subscriptions to St. I.eger are now open. ' UOTCIIKIS.S, by Musket Petroleuse (imp.), bv Oxford—Hartshorn, by Mountain Deer. HotchkisV half-sister Leone.-sa is dam of Westmere who was well up on the list of winning two-year-'olds. Hotchkiss will be limited to 10 mares besides his owner's. Terms : 20 Guineas a mare. Grazing at 2s Cd per week. _ Every c are taken, but no responsibility incurred. Further paiticulars may be obtained from JERRY KENNELLY, Stud Groom ; And at the Stud Office, Durham-street, Auckland yffifa REASON 1894. vM^f^w/ 7 CLYDESDALE 1 J-JUeH, ~ STALLION DUKE OF ARGYLE Will Travel Auckland and Surrounding Districts. DUKE OF ARGYLE, recently imported from Canterbury, is just coming to his prime, being seven i Years old He'is a bay, standing ICJ hands, good bone and substance, splendid symmetry, excellent •emper, and good action. PEDIGREE: ARGYLE. sirs of Duke of Argyle, has taken nine Second Frizes ; he is by Banker (imp.); Banker has taken no less than 13 First Prizes. Argy e s .am, Blossom, was a Prize-taker at Oamaru and Palmerston her sire is Young Hero. Young Hero', ; s re. Hero, took 20 First and Second %»**«£ £« l™ left more Prize-takers than any other burse ravelling in New Zealand. Duke of Argyie's dam, Jess, by Blackleg. Jess hai taken nine First and" Special Prizes '"Canterbury; her giandsire was Mr. W. Boaga imported Major, iter grand-dam, Nora, by Pnnce Charlie , No.-a's dam, Diamond, by King Fergus. DUKE OF AHGYLE as a yearling took„ Prize at th-j Rangiora Show, and also a Special Prize for a yearling. He also took First Prize at Rangiora as a two-year-old in 1889, and.First « Christchunh the same year. He won First Prize as a Three-year-old at Kanstora. and also First at Christchurch in 1890. He won First and a Special Prize at the Leeston Show in 1891, and also First at, Rangiora in the open class the same year, and at) Rangiora in 1802. TERMS: Three Guineas—£2 on Service, balance on mare ' proving In foal. Groomage, 2s 6d. W. & G. WINSTONB.