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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4740, 14 December 1886, Page 4

„ T l^ Thoroughbred 4Jk!!yil& EMIlt BEY, Bred by .Samuel Gardiner, Ksq., Bundoora ParkVictoria. — Will run this season with a limited number of Mares (including: his owner's) in lirst-cla.ss English jjrassed paddocks at Wnikolm Station. EMIrl 15EY is ft brown Horse, standing 10 hands high, on short lejjs, with immense bone and substance ; got by Tubal Cain, his dam, Acre of Hearts by Ace of Cluba, from Eloise, by the Hermit from Sweetheart (imported).by Red Hart out of Melesina by Harkaway, &c. He is admitted to be one of the most powerful and even-made thoroughbreds in the colony and is eminently suited for getting Cross-country Horses, Weight-carrying Hacks, and Carriage Horses, as well as Race Horses. The tabulated pedigree shows the blood of StocKwell, Birdcatcher, Touchstone, Harkaway, Melbourne Venison, and Bay Middleton beautifully interlaced. Tubal Cain has been a most successful sire, havine got Coriolanus (winner of thu Champion Race, Tattersail's (,up, &«•.), Torquoise, Prometheus, Taiaroa, Two of Hearts, Iron-Master, Precious Stone, all winners Tubal Cain, an.i the r-nglish Derby and Leger winner Silvio, 1877, have the blood of Stockwell, Kinirston and Melbourne- to an equal extent. Tregeaglo (imp. the sire of Tubal Cain) got many first-class Cross-country Horses— in fact all his stock were naturally jumpers. Sweetheart was dam of Queen of Hearts (who ran second for the Melbourne Cup), and that great and good horse local. She is also half-sister to Gwendoline (dam of Thu Diver), and the Fawn (dam of Richmond, Bosworth, Palmyra and Scgenhoe) The Hermit (imported) won the Knglish Two Thousand Guinea Stake. TERMS : Single Mares, £4 ; two or more the bona fide property of the same owner £3 10s each First-class paddocks provided free. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Mares sent to tlie above horse must be paid for and removed on notice of stinting being given Emir Bey's terms have been placed at' the 10-vest possible price as an inducement to Breeders to breed Cross-country Horses and Weight-carryin" Hacks— a class of horse very much required. " Any Mare* nil-sing last season, will ho served free but a charge of £1 will be made for trrazinir and attendance. B 6 ror further particulars npply to ALEXANDER McLEAN, Waikohu Station, Puhatikotiko Post Office. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKAURI AND KARAKA. ->* r^-_,^«§* T HE - 1 ? call J'- bred Draugh Q^V>W GENERAL GORDON. GENERAL GORDON is by the famous Sire Auck. land, dam Maggie, by Colonist (imp). He is a Chesnut Horse, 4 years old, standing IG4 hands high, with good bone and substance. General Gordon will travel from Makauri to Karaka on Mondays, returning on. Wednesday nhcht to Makauri. ° Terms : Single Mare, 2 guineas ; two or more property of same owner, as per agreement. One montii's grazing free, after which 2s Cd per week will be charged. All Fees to be paid before the removal of mares Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred W. KING, Makauri. QhtPi>ms<*^M& T° ,S tnnd this season a r^it':i l $J? Wiwrenga-a-hika [lot f\\ c ' m P or t e d Thoroughbred DILKE. Term— Single Marea £3 10s ; two or more mares as per agreement. For further particulars see cards. GEO. MADDFSON, Groom in charge, (r^fp^^^^s T HE flve " year old Clydes Wter^jgjylT " BORRODALE," Will serve a limited number of Mares, at j£B 10s per Mare. Guarantee : Li 10s. Two or more mares as per agreement. Fees, whether guarantee fees or otherwise, must bo paid before the removal of Mares. In cases of guarantees and Mares not proving in foal, the fee will be returned. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Paddoeking for one month will be free, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged. G. L. SITNDERLAND, Lavenham. jSL-j^wgap* 'T* II E Thorougnbred Entire— (jSciS^kS BENATHALATH. Will run with a limited number of Mares this Season at PATUTAHI. Benathalath is by Towton, out ot bympnotiy For edigree see New Zealand Stud Book. Terms— Single mares, £3 3s ; two or more, aa greement. Inspection of this horse s Stock is invited, which c be seen at the owner's paddocks. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— G. CAMPBELL. jgfj—^raj®* RTJAPEHU. "fif 'THIS Thoroughbred Horee, by 4Bißt9^Hßguk Pacific, out of an imported *^* Arabian mare, will run with his , mares thia season in my paddocks at Toanga. RrATKiiu and his stock are too well known in tho Bay to need any comment. He is perfectly quiet and a sure foal-getter. Terms as per agreement. Paddoeking free for one month, after which 2b 6d per wtek will be charted. All fees and charges must be paid before the remotal of mares. EVVEN CAMERON. ffl^lju^'tßfrl r FH£' Imported Coaching Stallion J|JJMrjL| COTHERSTONE. CoTHKRyrONB will run with his mares this season at Makauri, in good grass paddocks. All mares sent mu-t have 'heir shoes removed. Tkrms— Single Mares, £2 10s ; two or more, the property of the same owner, as per agreement. All fees to bu paid before the removal of Mares. Ail care taken but no responsibility incurred. Paddoeking accommodation provided free for one month, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged. For further particulars npply to the owner— J. LINKLATER, Makauri. 3 JJfa*Bw^^O!Si THE Celebrated Trotting d&m fts3 MERRYLEGS, At the Woolßhed, Matawhero. MEKRYLEGS will travel once a week to Onnond and Gisborne and surrounding districts. MEKRYLEGS is a Bright Bay, stands 15J handa high, with strength, quality, and action unsurpassed, with a good temper and constitution. Ilia sire, Shales, imported from England by W. D. Barnard, Esq., of Canterbury ; dam Duchtss, imported from Tasmania by B. J. Wakefield, Esq. Shales was bred by John Thurton Thwaites, Esq., of Carleton, Fonhoe, Norfolk. His sire Shales, the property of the late W. Wright, Esq., Fring. His dam, Beauty, bred by the Rev. Minis, Channell's Old Lord of the "Manor ; grand sire, Mr Powel'a Black shales, dam by Emilius : great grand sire, Chadd's Shales, bred by the late Captain Ogden, of Wattington, from his noted Trotting Mare ; great grand, Old Marshland Shales, tho Champion of all Trotters in his day. MERRYLEGS was matched at the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Society's ishow in 1877, against Young Performer, imported by the Auckland Stud Company, for which he took First Prize, valued at £50. MERRYLEGS has proved himself a sure foalgetter. Terms 3 for Single Mares ; two or more the property of the same owner, as per agreement. All fees to be paid before removal of mares. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Good paddoeking accommodation provided. One month free; after that 2s 6d per week will be charged. For further particulars, apply to the owner, J. ALLEN, Matawhero. ■ r frp'^-i-'issft& THE SIRE 0F THE £¥*|iy^ EDWARD JAMES will run with his mares at tlie Paddock on Matawhero B tyock, adjacent to To Hapara property. Sportsmen and owners of brood mares will secure their own interests by studying the following pedigree, and taking advantage of the services of this magnificently -bred horee— a direct descendant cf the grandest anima s the world ever produced, Stockwell, Tou< hstone, Sir Hercules, and Traducer. The chestnut Thoroughbred Stallion Edward James will stand the uo i.ing season at Te Hatara. Edward James is by Papapa, dam Hatred : Papapa by Ravensworth (imp), by Stockwell, sire of Blair Athol. Papapa is out of Waimea (the grandest mare in New ZealandX by Sir Herculta. Hatred by Traducer, her dam Emeiine by Sleight-of-hand— Emma, by Gil Bias— Kmily. etc., etc., etc. (tor further particular see Stud Book.) It will be seen the strains of blood in this pedigree have produced such horses as 81-ir Athol (by Stock - well), sold at Tattersall's for 22,000 guineas. Sir Hercules, sire of Waimea, claims in Australia such good performers as Bylong, Zoe, Archer, Dan O'Connell, Ya; tendon, The Barb, and jnauy others, whilst breeders throughout tho Australasian Colonies now trace back with pride to tho wonderful qualities iso has invariably traiibuiittcd. Kavenswortli was tho Bire of Papapa, Mamama, Opawa, Tattler, Guy Fawkes, Clarence, and many other noted winners. Last, but not least, the Wood of the celebrated Traducer runs in the veins of Edward Jamei. Traducer as a sire has never been equalled in the colonies— not even by the great Musket. He claims Lurliuo, Calumny, Teu.pleton, Sir Modred, Welcome Jack, Fishhook, Trump Card, Foul Play, Te Whitamaramara, and innumbeiable others. Traduoer was by The Libel, out of Pasquinade, sister to the renowned Touchstone. Edward James 1 uto^k in without blemish, and he is well adapted for getting earriiigo horses, steeplechasers, and hunters as svell as racohoiseß. l'K vs — £3 3s each Mare ; two or more aa per agreement. First-class paddocks, with plenty of shelter and water ; a separate paddock for mares with foals. Greatest care taken, but no responsib lity inurrcd. WM. ADAMS, "58 Te Hapa.s.