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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 965, 29 November 1882, Page 4

Entires. To stand this Season at Stanley Park, Waverky, and travel where sufficient inducement offers, the pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion L ORD D ERBY. Terms as per agreement. For particulars apply to the groom or to ISAAC LUPTON, Waverley. rSSSis To Stand this season, at KAKARAME A, the well-known Race Horse H AILSTORM. He is a rich roan ; stands 15 hands 3£ inches high ; has a line temper ; and foi S3’ii>metry and power cannot be surpassed. He has been in the show yard twice, and taken first prize each time. Hailstorm is closely related to many of the best horses that have ever raced in New Zealand, viz., Trump Card, Tambourini, Danebury, Orlando, Nebulae, Resolution, Queen of the Vale, and Satellite. These are all horses that won many of the best weight-for-age races and many of the largest handicaps carrying often top weight. Hailstorm’s own performance on the turf for consistent running is unequalled by any horse in New Zealand. He h«s started twenty-seven times and won sixteen races, second five times, third twice, unplaced four times. As a three-year-old he won Welter race at Patea and Forced Handicap and Maiden Plate at Napier. As a four-year he won Carlyle Cup, 2 miles, and J.C. Handicap, 2 miles, 7st 41b ; Wanganui Stakes Handicap, 2£ miles, Bst slb ; Waverley-Waitotara Cup, 2 miles, weight for age, and Handicap, 2 miles, Bst 121b : Taranaki Cup, 2 nules, weight for age, and Welter race, l£m,, weight for age. As a five-year-old he won the Wanganui Stakes Handicap, miles, 9st 41b, and Railway Plate, miles, weight for age, and the Railway Handicap at Patea, 1£ miles, 9st 71b. As a six-year-old he won the Railway Plate at Waitara and the Wanganui Cup Handicap, 2£ miles, 7st 81b. His performance at the Wanganui Spring Meeting, winning the Handicap with 9st 41b. and immediately after, against fresh horses, winning the Railway Plate with 9st 31b, in 2min. 46sec;, proves him to be, for speed, endurance, and weight-carrying, a horse that has few equal His fom*-year-old running at Waverley was equally good, winning the Ciff), weight for age, 2 miles, and Handicap, with top weight, Bst 12ib, 2 miles, against fresh horses. In the Wanganui Cup he beat three of the fastest and best horses on the turf at the present day. Terms —£3 10s each mare, and 5s the groom. Good paddocks for mares, free for one month ; 2s a week will be charged for eacii mare after that time. Every mare must be removed and paid for by December Ist, when the season will close. - Every care will be taken of mares, but no responsibility incurred. J. D. POWDRELL. To stand this Season, between Patea, Opunaki, and New Plymouth, the thoroughbred horse, ]M U F T I. The attention of breeders is solicited to the pedigree of this mo.st fashionably bred horse, who is now in his prime and in splendid condition. •< Mufti ” (Class A, Stud Book) is by the premier stallion, Traducer, who has for the last three seasons stood at £IOO guineas a mare. Traducer’s stock have everywhere performed creditably, and include such noted animals as Lurline, Calumny, Le Loup, Betrayer, Trump Card, Fishook, and others. 'Traducer’s pedigree is a very brilliant one, as it includes all the most valued strains of the English stud for the last century. On the dam’s side Mufti is also remarkably well connected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Flat—Emma by Gil Bias —Emily by Operator—Flora Mclvor by Rouse’s Emigrant, &c. Peter Flat was one of the most successful performers that has left England, and possesses a splendid pedigree. [See Stud Book]. Flora Mclvor was one of the best mares ever foaled in Australia, and her descendants are always.eagerly sought after by breeders and racing men. Flora Mclvor was the grand dam of Figaro, Bay Middleton, Cossack, Nutwith, Zoe, and Waimea—the latter being the dam of Manakau, Toi Toi, and others. Toi Toi is the dam of Kakapo, Harekeke—dam Korai, Totara—sire of Longlands, Papapa, Rama Rama, and other wellknown performers. It will thus be seen that Mufti is well worthy the patronage, of breeders who wish to keep to racing strains. Mufti is a golden chestnut, standing 15 hands 3 inches high, and is splendidly proportioned, and of excellent constitution. Mufti’s racing performances are too well known to require any reference, here. Mufti will travel between Patea, Opunaki, and New Plymouth. For days and time at different localities, see later advertisement. Terms :—Single Mares, £6 6s. Payment by promissory note to he given at time of service, and due 4 months after date. For further particulars, apply to T. CRANWELL, Groom in Charge. 117 AVE RLEY.—Copies of the Mail can YV be had at Mr Fookes’s office.