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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 4538, 29 November 1889, Page 4

PUBLIC) NOTICES To Tkavbl this Sbison, 18S8-S9. In tho Duntroon, Kutow, and Surrounding Uistrioto. THK THOE'.'UGHBRED . mm?. TROTTING rfj STALLION &&§ Bucephalus (By Master Howj ; dam, Mountain Maid. Bucephalus hag stood In the Manlototo District for the last Ten Years, and la the Sire of the following well-known Trotters : —Maniac, Hawkdur, Aco of Clubs, Wanderoo, Maniototo, Nelly, Telephone, Dolly, Ida, Tenglefoot, Ino, Othollo, Queen of Harts, Poily, and Pussy, He is also the fire of B'ack Boy, Winner of the Uamaru Autumn /i an.ilasp, and The?pis, Winner of the Cromwell Derby, in the Fastest Time on Brcord for that K&oe. He is also the sire of a great number of Cross-Conntry and useful Harness Horaea. All Howes Sold or Exchanged to be pild for as in foal. Fee, L 4 4a—psyablo at the end of the season. For Pedigree, See Car ls. WILLI a M JOHWSTONR, Proprietor. To Stand Season ISB9-93, la the Uamaru Dictriot. The Thoroughbred Stallion rjANGUARD V Sire, Traducer (imp); Dam, En Avast (imp), Ea Avout was three-fourths dater to the successful sire Gang jf or ward, and her sire (Lord Bvon) won the Two Thousand, Derby, and Leger. En Avant's grandslre Orlando was Derby winner, and won from July '43 to July 44 L 10.555. Her ggßire (Touchstone won St. Leger, Doncaster Cup (twice), Ascot Cap (twloe), and Ascot Gold Oup; ggdam (Vulture) was the fastest animal of her d&y. Vanguard's ggggdam was Kite, the g ifam of Jullot (imp). Vanguard is a beautiful black, stando 16 hands 1 inoh, and is one of the few Traducer horses now re> maining at the Btud in New Zealand, His racing career is well known. Amongst hiß achievements was the Now Zealtnd Cup, 2 miles, with Sat 91b; Dnnodin Cup, 2 miles and a distanoe, with 9at 31b; Tramway Plate and Marshall Memorial Stake 3. both w.l. 4. On his dam's side Vanguard olaims in his pedigree no leas than 16 English Derby winners. Vanguard will only servo a limited number of mare'. Terms: Thoroughbred Mares, ten guineas; Carriage and Hackney Msres, five guineas per mare. One half of the money due on Ist January, 1890, and tho balance due when mara drop} a living foal; to be paid by oaßh or promissory note. All mares sold oc exchanged to be paid for as in foil. JAMES SPENCE, Aiaheno. To Travel this Season In the Waitaki Korth, Pap&kaio, Waiareka, Maheno, and Wairca Districts, The Thorcugbred Stallion TA I A R OA, by Tub s>l Cain, out of Aoe of Hearts, coming in a direct line from Stockwall, who was the greatest horse in the known world. For further particulars as so pedigree see cards. Terms ~ ... L 4 4s, A liberal reduction for two or more mareß, Payable on tho Ist January, 1890. Kvery care taken of mares, but no responsibility. For furthor particulars apply to JOHN HKNDSESOK, Glencoe Hotel, Waitakl North, F.B.—Castration done, Guarantee given if required. All msres sold or exchanged—service to be paid for immediately change of owner takes pltce. 356 To Stand this Season at Otiato, The Thoroughbred Stallion H A N C by Chancellor; dam Maid of Wsnaka, Termß, L2 2*. Grass, 2s per week. Every care taken without responsibility. For further particulars, apply JOHN ORR, 281 Otlake.

To travel in the Oamara, OtspopOj Inoholme, and Papakaio Districts. The Thoroughbred Coaching Stallion, ODNG HIGHFLYER, Sire, Highflyer (Imp.); dam, Kate, by Don Giovanni. Terms, L 4. Guarantee as per arrangement. Groom's Fee, ss, payable at service. All oare taken bnt no responsibility, For Pedigree see Cards, ANDERSON AND MURDOCH, Proprietors, Windmill, 3E5 Oamara. To Travel This Season, In the Papakaio, Totara, Waiareka, Ngftpara* and Awamoko districts, The Pure-bred Draught Entire Horse, A R L Y MORNING. Sire, Young B&nker (imp. See N.Z Stud Book, No, ]); dam, Princess Royal (see N.Z. Stud Book, No. 285). Early Morning in color is a dapple bay, standing over 16 hands 2 inches in height, being 13 inches below the knee and 31 inches round the arm, acd is now 7 feet 10 inches In p'rlh, His sire, Young Banker (imp ). His dam, Ptincess Royal; sire, Prince Royal (N.Z. Stud Book, i\o. 30); dam, Highland Mary (N.Z. Stud Book, bo. 253). Frinoa Reyalsire, Prlnoe Charlie. Highland Mary; sire, baronet (imp.) Early Morning having proved himself a sure fcal-getter, no better stallion Btands in this dißbriot, or one more fitted to improve the draught horse atook. Bis pedigree la unexceptional. Paddocks provided for mires at Da'gleiah'a (Papakaio); also; in Oamarn ; at 2a 6d per week. All oare taken, but no responsibility. Terms, L 4 4s each mare; guarantees, L 6 6s; groomage, ss, payable at first servloe. All moneys due payable Ist January, 1890, to groom in charge. for further particulars apply to Groom. J. R. biSWELD, Proprietor,