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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1477, 15 November 1881, Page 4

Stud Horses WILD STAND FOR THE SEASON, At Wakkknoa-a-iiika, Tho thoroughbred stallion MAROKO. rpERMS : Single Mares, £5. Two or X more mares, the property of ono owner, us per agreement. Good paddocks provided, and every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to 65 A. PRITCHARP. TO STAND FOR THE SEASON AT RAKAIKETEROA. Thk Powkkful Draught Stallion. BISMARCK. PUFFIJSG PEDIGREE is _i\| required, as his Stock speak for themselves. TERMS : Single Mares, £2 10s ; tro or more, aB per agreement. I Mares will be taken delivery of -at Waeren«a-a-hika. Every care taken, but no responsibility. i J. BROWN, 396 Rakaiketeroa. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PATUTAHI, The Thorooohbred Horse BENATHALATH. Benathalath Btands 15 hands 3 inches, is a beautiful dark brown with black points, and has powerful bone, and has proved himself a sure foal-gettter. He was bred by H. H. Stafford, Esq., of Nelson, by Towton, dam Symphony, Towton by Melbourne, dam Cinderella, by Touchstone, Symphony by Trumpet, dam Princess by Grate's Marchioness, own sister t<> Towton, won the Oaks in 1865 ; Marquis, brother to Towton, the 2000 guineas iv 1862, ran second for the Derby, and won the St. Leger. Fur full pedigree see New Zealand Stud Book. Benathalath took the tirat prize at the Poverty Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Society's meeting in 1878 as the best thoroughbred entire, thus beating Parthonopeus. 1 Terms : Single mares, 3 guineas ; two or more, at reduced rates as per agreement. One month's grazing free, 2s 6d per week afterwards. All earn taken but no responsibility. All fees and charges to be paid before the removal of mares. For particulars apply to J. E. DOLMAM, Or to G. CAMPBELL. 381 Patutahi THE WELL-KNOWN STALLION MATCHLESS, WILL BTAND THIS SEASON at Mr. Charles Grit's Farm, WAIOHIKA. Fee — £1 10s., to be paid before removal of mares. One month's grazing free, after which Is. per week will be charged. W. H. VALPY, 433 Manager. Thk Thoroughbred Racehorse BOTH WE I L WILL STAND AT THE BIG RIVER. rpHIS grandly-bred horse is hy _L Traitor, dam Myrtle, by Golden Grape (imp.) out of Moss Rose. Thaitor by Traducer, out of Deception, by Young Plover, Vanity by Sir Charles, Giggler by Tomboy, Duchess of York by Waxy, M*»s«s dam by Johanna, Gray Skin by Woodpeckor, Herod. Golden Grapb (imp.) by Barnton out Hoppicker byOrlandooutof Hlobine by Sir Hercules. Barnton is a brother to Voltigeur. Deception is a bay mare, bred in Auckland by Mr. Hary raves, where aho | was very successfully raced, which induced her owner to take her to the Nelson Meeting of 1860. Here she took all before her, beating 10, Ultima, Miss Rowh, and others, iv everything she s arted for. She was taken to Australia, where aho tan very well. She wss then brought back, and put to the stud, where she produced Traitor. BOTH WELL wns foaled 13th Oct., 1876, and is now tive years old ; stands 15 hands 3 uiclies ; has wintered wull, aud grown into a grand horse. He is a beautiful bay, with great lonuth, subBtunce, and quaity, and having the Tmducer blood from his sire, and the equally famous blood of Sir Hercules through his dam, should provo very successful at the stud. TERMS .—Single mares, 3 guineas, two or moie mares as per agreement. One month's grass free, after which 2s. per week will bo charged. Alt fees to be paid before removal of mares. Every care will be taken of mares, but no responsibility. Owners can make sure of plenty of grass and water for mares sent to this horse. Mares left at Mr. Walter Black's, Gisborne, will be forwarded. 323 W. BALEY. SEASON, 1881. HORSE CARDS neatly and promptly Printed, at the HERALD OFFICE.