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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume X, Issue 2027, 17 September 1883, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKARAKA. tfS^fc-^fltfSPjlt T^ H E we 'l " known Entire MCT'W'S "AUCKLAND" will stand Wjfrfaw\\%i» this Season at the Roscland |jTY fj \ fj^ Hotel Stables, from September Fek : £3 3s. single mare ; two mares, £5 ; more as per agreement. Padclookiug free for one month ; after "that 2s. 6il. per week. Every care taken of maies, but no responsibility. Fees payable before removal. 737 W. POULGRAIN. i<!!lli' l n^UE Thoroughbred Racehorse iM Will Stand at the Wiw rengn ahika Hotel SUblcs during the ensuing season. Thisgruudly-brcd horse Ls by Traitor, dam Myrtle, by Golden Grape (imp.) out of Moss Rose. TKAITOR by Traduccr, out of Deception, by Young I'lOTcr, Vanity by Sir Charles, Oiggler by Tomboy, Duchess of York by Waxy, Moses dam by Johanna, Gray Skin by Woodpecker— Herod. Golden Gbape (imp.) by tsarnton, out of Hoppicker by Orlando, out of Hiobine by Sir Hercules, ilarnton is a brother to Voltigeur. Deception is a bay mare, bred in Auckland by Mr. Hargraves, where she was very successfully raced, which induced her owner to take her to the Nelson Meeting of 1800. Here she took all before her, beating 10, Ultima, Miss Rowe, and otfie s, in everything she started fur. She was taken to Australia, where she rau very well. Bbc was then brought back, aud pat to the stud, where she produced Traitor. BOTH vv ELL was foaled 13th October, 1876, and is now six years old ; stands 10 hands and a inches ; has wintered well, and grown into a grand horse. He is a beautiful bay, with great length, substance, and quality, and inheriting the Traducer blood from his sire, and the equally famous blood of Sir Hercules through his dam, he should prove vei-y successful at the stud. Bothwell's stock are now allowed by all competent judges to be the best in the district. Terms : — single mares, 4 guineas ; two or more marcs as per agreement. One month's grass free, after which 2s per week will be charged. All fees to be paid before removal of maivs. Every care will be taken of mares, but no i albility. Owners can make sure of plenty of gross and water for mares sent to this horse. 743 W. COOPER & J. THORPE. SIRES OF THE SEASON. „.. . ri\o Stand this Season at JK*k*Jßfi&> C Poverty bay, the undermentioned celebrated Sires: — W r} I t& '*'hc Imported Norfolk Koadster "PKIUKWILLOW" Is a beautiful dappled dark bay with black points, standing 15 bands a inches, with handsome bead < and neck, tine shoulders, short back, strong loins, ribs deep, long quarters on short firm legs, with immense bone, capital feet, good tempered, and a mire foal-gettor. He has grand action all round, and with training will.go at a great pace, and is in every way one of the best horses ever imported for getting weight-carrying huntera, steeplechase horses, stepping carriage aud buggy horses, and hacks up to any weight, descriptions of horses which are getting extremely scarce and valuable, and for these qualities was expressly selected by his present owner for the benefit of breeders in the North Island. Prickwillow was selected in England by Jlajo Barlow for Messrs. Brown and Hill, of Canterbury, at a cost of nearly 600 guineas, which will give an idea of the value put upon the blood. Major Barlow is considered one of the best judges in tne United Kingdom, and is well known all over England as the most successful exhibitor ot hunting and blood gtock at the principal shows. Prickwillow comes oi the old Norfolk trotting families, being bivd by Mr. Xice, of lletherset, in Norfolk, and is by his noted ;rse Prickwillow out of a first-class hunting mare, by Mr. Gooch's Man Friday, by Old Man Friday, dam by Bond's Old Phenomenon, who was undoubtedly acknowledged to be tne fastest trotting stallion England ever produced ; grand dam by U. Land's celebrated steeplechase horse Camel. Tice's Prickwillow, the sire of this horse, was go by Stebbing's Prickwillow, dam by the Nortolk Hero ; grand sire, Old Priukwillow, the champion of England ; great grand sire Old Phenomenon ; great great grand sire J. Theobald's, of Stock well, Surrey, Old Norfolk Cob, for which he gave 1000 guineas. Prickwillow's own brother Young Prickwillow ai 4 years old won the Hellesdon Copiow Stakes a. Crbxton Park, of £122 10s, beating amongst others the well-known horse HambleU and Chance. He won the Welter Stakes and Hunters' stakes at Aberdeen, beating Mino, Tinderbox, Victory, and several others. In quality and style Prickwillow is a short-legged, weightcarrying hunter, and a glance at his pedigree will show that he inherits the tuost noted trotting blood that England has produced, grafted on to the blood of the celebrated steeplechase horse Camel, Man Friday, and Old Man Friday, placing him as one of the most promising nog stallions in the Southern Hemisphere. Tkk.ms— s guineas each mare. j^^ ritHE Thoroughbred Stallion jg^ -MUTE" A Beautiful Bay, with bW:k points, standing 15-i . hands, by the cc ebrated Fireworks, sire of Uoldsborough, dam Feuelia, own sist«r to Maribyrnong, Ferryman, and half sister to King of the Ring, sire of First King. This powerful and handsome horse comes from tne best racing family iv the Australian Colonies, and but for an acciuent would no doubt have emulated the deeds of his distinguished relations. Terms— Six Guineas each mare. Every care token, but without responsibility. Mares sent to tho above horse must be paid for and removed on notice of stinting being given ; otherwise a charge of 2s 6d per week will be made, For further particulars, apply to Air John Ewakt Waikohu, or to „,-,„»-*,• ALLAN M'LEAN, Napier. ' ~ ~~"rrio stand this %hf Trrn^W^A SEASON. r<\]ryj\] The Thoroughbred •'FOUL PLAY" & "PISOATORIOUS" Particulars in future advertisement. 5S BLOOMFIELD & WYLLIE. .;■«, fPO Stand this season v~'?^i^i*s!kPfti tnlt well-bred Howe l^ff, %y~JL-ff. fcjT ' At Mr. Allen's Staiilks EAGLE, by Kakapo, dam Salma, by Pantom, a. dam Caper Sauce, by Glaueuß ; g.g. dam Scrag of Mutton (imported— See N.Z. Stud Book). Kakapo, which was bred by Mr. Redwood, is by Diomedes, dam Toi Toi, by St. Aubin ; her dam Waimea, by J Sir Hercules, out of Flora Mclvor, by Emigrant ; Cornelia by Grasshopper ; Diomedes by Hesperus, dam Diomedia (sister to Weathcrgajje) by Weatherbit, out of Taurea, by Taurus. J Eagle is rising 5 years old, stands 10 hands high, | is a beautiful dappled grey, has a fine temper, good constitution and great strength, combined with fine quality and perfect symmetry. Took first prize at W. and E. C. Pastoral Show, 18S0-81, as the horse i Taest calculated to improve the breed of saddle horses. T krms— Single Marcs, £2 10s ; two or more Marc AS per agreement. Good paddocks at the Waikanac First months grazing fYs;e, after that, Is per week. For further particulars apply to JNO. ALLAN, 769 Waikanac. jffifol rflllE well-known Entire H^^ffJU '*NEW°CHUM NEW CHUM is now 9 years old, with plcnij- of power, aud ft sure foal getter. He was bred by JM>-.. Donald Fraser, Rangitikei, by Traduccr, dam Fiur Lass, by Riddlesworth, grand da»< Fair vVave, imported from Sydney. Fair Wave was supposed to bo one of the grandest Arab mares ever imported to New Zealand. New Chum h »s shown hie good breeding both on the turf and at the stud. He made his fiist appearance in Wellington, where he started in a two-uud-n---half mile race, weight for nge, beating Whitcloot, Gazelle, and others. Then went to Napier, whert ho ■was beaten by Never Miss by a head, Now Chum carrying 211bs. over, Never Miss beating Lady Grey and others. Hettion saddled for the Consolation, beating Wairarapa, Lady Gr L y and Wide-awake. Terms. £3 10s each mare. Two or more mares, the property of the tune viwncr, as per agreement. Paddock accommodation free for one month, «.it«r -which 2b 6d per week will be charged. All fees charged to be paid before removal ol v. res All care taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particular!--, apply to D. DUNLOP, yj\ Tutol >. PEDIGREE CARDS, in every style ■ "<l variety of color, neatly and exj^<litiously printed at the Hekaljj Oiface, at .moderate charges.