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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1162, 1 November 1880, Page 4

The Thoroughbred Raoe-hobse f BOTStSIi-L, iWILL STAND AT WAEEENGA-A- --' - HIKA, directly opposite the hotel. rFIHIS grandly - breja horso . is . by. JL, T^aitpß.;c^mV-My'r ; tle; f .by,..Gj)liien"Grap ( e:(imp'.) bpt'bf fiMbss, Roße. " ■ , I Traitok by Traducer, P. u *f?*P e( <®R" tion, by Young Plover, A^ariity" by Sir Charles, Giggler byTbmboy, Duchess of York by. Waxy, Mpses r dam by Johanna, , Gray Skin by Wpbdpecjfer, Herod. ; Golden Gkape' (imp.) by Barn ton out Hoppicker by Qrlando^Outibf Hlobine by Sir-Hercule£ Barntbn is a brother' to Voltigeur. -y-.i :••■'■ 'A Deckption:. is ,a. bay .mare,. , bred in Auckland by Mr. Hargrayes; vjhere she was very successfully raced, which induced her ;owner tontake;: her Jto the Nelson Meeting: .oh 0.860.1 ./Here she took all before her, beating 10, Ultima, Miss Rowe, and/atfiersy'Siv: everything she started for.. . She wwars r taken to Aus- . tralia, : where she 'ran very well. She was then broughtYb'ack,. and put to the stud, ; where she produced Traitor., 11. .. jßOTH WELL: was: foaled 13th Oct., 187.6,. and- is now four years old ; stands 15 hands 3 inches, ; hasi wintered ■ well, and. grown into : a grand horse. He. is a beautif ul^bay,: ! with ; great length, Bubstance, and quality, and -having : the Traducer blood from, his, sire.> and tho equally famous), jpl'ood bf/Sij: Hercules through ;his dam, t should .prove ; yjery* successful at the^stud.., .'■-. . . ..!./.,, '.-. TERMS :— £3 : losi'' single triai-es, Two mares, £6, over "two- as per agreement. One morith's'-gras's -free, after. which^2s. per' week-will be charged. ' All "fees' to be : paid' before "removal of : niareS; - ' ;^' Every 'care" will bb- taken of mares, but no responsibility. . : ■: ;fi : ' Owners can; make, sure of -plenty of grass, and water fot mares, sent to tliis. ;horse<: ': ■ ;;..;r->f|.ii;-;; ; .-,:■>-. ; !i..i;-; Mares ./left; in^itdwrivatrithe ••Haymarket ": will be forwardedtf ree. .. ■ .- • , Uv.-'i'r.^ r.-; -WALTER BLACK, t • V ...:; ..., ; ..,, ; : ->C .:.•.-: ■-..: i.;-Proprietori P;S.-^Mares : nbt 'having ;;°prpyed £ in foal to -Songster 'will ~be : ' served at half the above fees. : ; : - -«•'•••■••■"• ' '*■" -a 270 YQTJN^ npHIS; celebrated crossipouritry Hprae, -L.; whose pedigree is ' well!-knpwn, atafld; tfiis season at TE' A^jAT FER^Y. BMGa^^6O^&%.i ( *«iy % J^ser-' "ful rich brown horse, rising 9* years-; bred by Quinlivan, brrWanganuL He • was got by Tradu'cW,' bri^ of Missie, by rNutwprth^irimported i^rattd. dantTiby-'r . fßiddleswprjth,; ,the /winner. Aof the Two iGum^aßJ/ He-"alsb : ran secprid{fpr,!^h'e fDer^yni England. ,;. y „, ... f,^^ Riddlesw.orthf is, the sure ., of .. Dainty Ariel^ Dbch' a'Dhurrisj^" Malaga, -f and: old ydlunteef , 'pne s pf the beatcrpss^cpiiritry horses in thp r Colpnyi „'. '; J. V . f t " i; ;" V?fien . a'jiryear:' oldy r Brighani Ypiing ran" his 'maiden race in • .thevl Wanganui feace.. '"]. ' -thei "horses ' enin this -race was Wairarapa. . JHe ' afterwards won the .Naj>ier and Wangariui Hurdle Race: r '; YiiJtbr; was 1 'th'ej winner of the Steeplechase' 'iii, Waiiganuiy. arid .thb : - Wellirig"t6n-'H;w'fdle ; Race: :K : : Madpra is afgreat'wihnerfroiivtheSbutK^havuig wori a great many 'crbss'^buntry • races. There were eight others -started. -This; iwas. a fast, race/ from- lithe start \ :■. aPa% M'Koy winningdt; onvGazelle^i ßrigham ';yo.u"ngj. secoridi v ;! iTwb; months;: after, : Brigham Yoang.v fran;^:for ; (.the:, Grand .Steeplechase,, in : Warigariui ; 14 ■• horses /started. :<WA ver/iMexcitingnrace^ ensued, -several of;. -the ; horses i. coming; to grief, and two ib:eing>:killed. :i :,; Here; Brigham \Young showed himself again to, be a true /sbn.pf -Trad,ucerj -. being ]'a . raw , , colt, , -4 years" old, .ah^^wiriniriglthe Warigariui Vina iiV* n f* / * J ' ; ii !t l<- ? il _••"*(•.* I* ki' ■ '#•'•• i>-- ■ l--^ ■ ' IGrandStfieplehpse againat 13, of ,the. best horses in the Island. , *„.; . ...._ . Y -. , M TER^IS)— Single; Mares^^iOs^X^vo , pr.br More mares "^he property \bf the 5 same b^ner Mper^agreeWerit//'^/ '^'' Groom's fee, 55. ; each .mare.; < ,^-.?;-, > ; One month's paddockrng. free, .after %hich 3s. per week will be charged. All fees to -be 'paM ph; .'the/ removal of mares, after riotige J pt' st'intirig.' // ! f r ';' ' : All care [''will "bef takfen^pf /mares^ ;; put withou]t.respbrisibility^ ' wi ... r T_ -; v JBSf- Mares to be left a.iJTe Aral Bridge. a 368... , ; . ,- .„.> "' Zs&o® 'FERRIS^.j. • j ':Z : Z^)\': 'ZZ-.il i.;ir'-M h » 'Zi ' ? ■ ■ " iit%^BftK; :^i --> rpHIS thoroughbred hbrsej-'b^ Pacific^ J_ out of an imported Arabian- marej^ with ! his 1 "mares thiff^season fin imy'paSdbckskt r TparigW' ! J ';^ ; i'-.^'-te" \- i Terms i: - : £2 2s ; each mare. tf v= : :.?u; . Pad docking free for one mdnth^; ! after* thatfSsed'per 5 week will be ! charged. '■'■ f - :- ;^.Wi'! \ •■::?■ .:\- :J>: y -l^-'- I xy>!- : ■'■ ':■ cy 1 - ) :' ih^Clyldesmie-Draugh^talHori-;;^ ? ! "^u^a^^toßiaafc^T^n^.^ "f"T"E-ifl".'a Ip^-set? ppwetf u'l JProiigM . J3JL i; St^liorijstands abbu^^iiands; high, and is perfectly staunch iii 1 harness. ' Yoiing Lprd%l t asgdw:tp6k^he^ t at the "H^wke's" Bay f -^rio'tf ltu»6l 'Show' l aV B&stings'in 1874, >»n& V'Jpifc. f in Poverty ßa> ' ; m 1878/ ■":";^ * i :" i {{, ■ Terriis—^63 3s'each ; iriare, twp 1 or more mares as per. agreement.. , .. ; \ f .« ■_. ;■' ; . jo-,' i Paddbck'irig' free 1 f or'bri'e riib'oth f after, ithat ..2b 9d per. wfiejc 1 wil^ McMrgqi* ' '„ " j Ml' feeß arid " J charges n^u^;' be^'paSdj before the removal of .mareslvV;'" : ' ' 1 , ; r ; i 'Mares ' serii " io "'"' Young Loyd^Glasgpw last Beason which did jnpt prove in foal will be liberally dealt with. a 371