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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6485, 30 September 1892, Page 4

SIRE OF THE SEASON, WAKATIPU. fi^*^Sßß r p~ STANI) THIS *3£J^~jSlTtt At Marshlands, Tlie handsome Thoroughbred Stallion, WAKATIPU (Bred by F. R. Reynolds, New South Wales), by tho EntrlUh thorousjbbreil sire The Dr.immer ; dam C >risande, by Now Warrior, dam 10. The DrUMMKB, by Rataplan, a son of Tlie Baron, and full-br<<her to Stockwell (the Prince of Stallions). Rataplan was the winner of it races in England, nnu the siro of numerous winners. The Drummer won tli » Great Metropolitan --tukeß, and ran a close third for the Derby before leaving England ; and was second on tho list of winning: sires at tho time of his death in Australia. My Kiece, the dam of The Drummer, was a. very high-class mare, and was got by thit superior racehorse, Cow], tho best horse in England at two and three years of age. Cowl, by Bay Middleton, dam Crucifix (the dam Of Surpliefl, a mver-forprottcn horse). Tbere is one feature in the pedigree of Surplice that may be pointed out. As a strange coincicence, bo was got by Touchston* oui. of Crucifix, and he won the s-t. Leger ; Ciueifix, hy Priam, and gha won the OaKs ; and Priam (her Blre) won tho Derby ; tbm numbering tho winners of the three great races in his three nenrcsfc of kin. Corisande, the dam of Wakatipu, is alsa the dam of Chicago (winner of the Caulfield Cup). Churohi'i, Michigan (good performers), »nd Primrose (thadamof Wildroso, the winner of the Newm rket Handicap) Primrose's yearling at last year's sale of blood stock realised two thouiand three hundred guineas. Cor.; - nnde is nlso fnll-sist«r to Flora Mclvor, the dam of Mr T. Morrin'a celebrated mare Frailty (dnm of Trenton, Cuirassier, Cissy, Ni»gara, Mury, aud Zalanskt, ill large ■winners iv New Zealand and Australia). New Warrior, tho sire of Oorisando, was the sire of three winners of the Melbourne Oup, in Tim Whifner, Warrior, and Pearl. Tim Whiffler also won the Austra i»n J C. Plato three times, and the Metropolitan Stakes. Prophet, by New Warrior, won Sydney Gold Cup, ftnd Tarragon and Roinula both won th« Champion Rnc«, three miler La*t. but not lewt, is Wakatipu himeelf. Through his viens courses the blue blood of most of the fleetest and fashienab c thoroughbred hows in New Zealand, Australia, and Eufc-land. He is brimful of quality, «nd brteders mating their marei with such a hi»h-c'*»n horse, it must end in good results. The followiiir isWakat pu s performances on the turf :— Won Placo Hand c»p, Wellington ; second to Sultan, Midsummer Handicap, Canterbury ; third in New ZeMan't Exhibition Cup, bolting Recluse, Scots Grey, British him, Oymscn, Masthead, and Foxton ; second in Wanganui Cup to Dndu, beating Lrxdy Florin, Hilda, Lenore, and Patchwork ; third in Wcllineton Cup to Cynisca nnd Dudu, beating Whisper, Kotuku, Cruiser, and Sincerity: third in Burke Memorial Slakes, Hawke's Bay, to BurU Helen and Hilda, beating Lenore, Kotuku, Cynical, and Meta, the time being 2min 39->ec for the 1J miles ; ran second same day to Huerfana in Place Handicap, 1 mile, in lmin 43jsec ; won by a neck, four other sorters ; wou Park Handicap, Gisborne ; ran second toMisfortiine, Boxing Day Handicap, Waercnga-a-hiko, carrying 9st 61b ; run second to Kapo, Grandstand Handicap, Gisborne P«rk ; tan third, Presidents Handicap ; won Turanga Stakes, 200 sots, bc-itm? Kapo, Pani. Misfortune. Kupei:ca, Peuawa, and Deceiver ; won Tradesmen's Handicap second day, 120 fiovs, carrying 9st, beating Kupenga, Nora, Ivapo, Papakura,* and Avis ; wou easy ; time 2mm. 42sece. In this nc? Wakatipu gave Kupeng'i Sst 41b. Third Burke Memorial, Hawke's Bay, to Dudu and Loohncss, carrying Bs', bo it ng Whisper, Queen of I rumps, Retina, Pearl Powder, Huerfana. Thackeray, Misfo:tune, and Pouawn. This ra:e was the fastest on record, Smii). 38sec for tho li mile' ; ran thud I lace Handicap, carrying Sst 31b, same day, the mile being run in lmin. 41sce. Wakatipu started in several races, but did not gain a place, through having to carry such imposts as Sst 121 b, 9st 71b, and 9st 6lb. Wakalipu ha proved himself a bri liant and consistent performer at all distances. Wakatipu easily gained first prize and the Society's medal at the Poverty Bay A. and P. Show for the best thoroughbred sire, bcatiHg llukatcie, Derrin-.cr, ilerpheus, Kalo and Hailstorm. For his first season Wakatipu will sjrvc a limited number of marcs, besides hi-> owner's, sit £5 5s cncli innr j Owners can rely on their mares receiving every attention. Every care will ho taken, but no responsibility The pad.locks are well fera-s ■:d. and plenty of "ood water. Every mnre will bo served under the supervision of tho owner, so that all will receive justice. A'l mares must be paid for b-forc delivery will be Rivon. Ono month's grazing free ; after that 2s Gd per week will be charg d for each mare. For further particulars, apply to— Terms, £5 sa. A. PARSONS, Onnond. TO bTAND THIS SEASON, AT WAIKOHU STATION, Te Kakaka, Gisbornb, _ fc^^vg'g&* riIHE Thoroughbred O^|^^' ( EMIR BEY," Got by Tubal Cain, dam Ace of Hoarta, by Ace of Clubs (imp.), her dam Eloise, by The Hermit (imp.), w.nner of the 2000 guineas, from Sweetheart (imp.), by Red Heart. Emir Bey is ful.-: rother to Two of Hearts, one of thii most successful Sires in Australia. His eon Wandering Willie last year won scvin races, bis best per formanee being a dead heat over two miles, carrying lOst, with St Ivcs, who carried Bst, the run off being won by Wandering Wiliie. Terms : ili per single Marc ; two or more the property of the same owner, £3 10s each. All ea.ro tasen, but no responsibility. Grass free until Mares are stinted, when thoy must be removed an J all Fees paid. Apply to— STUD GROOM, or ALLAN McLEAN, Jun., 272 Wuikohu Station. jgß^Z^l rpO STAND THIS The Thoroughbred Stallion, WAITANGI. WAITANGT is a bright bay, with black points, stands 16 hands, showing remarkable bone and quality, aud admitted by all competent judgos to bo 'he most useful sire in the district for getting Hmitors and Ladies' l.'neks. Get by the celebrated siro Mnte, dam Kiildle. Kindle baa motherod several first-class horse.-, nmongst others the weil-known hurdle and flat mare Nina. It is now a matter of notoriety that nil Waitangi's s'otk arespl id d juinpets, with plenty of pace, and the horse has proved h'msoif a sine foalgetter. Owners of mares desiring to let them visit Waitangi this season, arc requested to make arrnt-gtmen s with the undersigned as early as possible, as ouly a limited number of mares will be received. Terms.— £2 10s each mare ; two or more, the pro. perty oi the same owner, as vv? agreement. All mo ' eys must bo paid on notice of s: intiiitr being giveni and mares removed witi'in ono we k aft rsuch notice, otherwise 2s Cd per week will be charge d. - All mo' evs to bo paid, co Mr J. A. Hahding, tho agtyit for tlie owner, whose receipt will be euflieient discharge. All care taken, but no responsibility. For all information, pedigree, terms, etc., apply to— J. A. HARDING ; or, F. UHODES. TO STAND THIS SEASON — AT— MAKARAKA. gfo^^gga rpHB Thoroughbred ®*i^SP>JI J- Entire Horse <SgQyyy| morpiieus. MORPHEUS is a golden Chestnut, standing 16 hands 8 inches ; and by that fast and well-known horse Castaway, dam Somnamhula by Towton, imported dam Opera, by II Marbiere, dam Cassandra by Priam ; Towton, imported, by Melbourne ; Castaway by Traducer, imported, dam Mermaid, imported. Muiii'HKi's is nearly full brother in blood to Darcbin, admitted to be ns brilliant a horse a* ever trod the Australian turf. Darebin, by The Peer (imported) full brother to Towton (imported), dam Lurlluc, full sister to Castaway. Tkrms: £2 10s per mare; two or more mares belonging to same owner, as per agreement. After one month, grazing at 2s Cd per week will bo charged. All moneys must be paid before removal of mares. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars, apply to— GAINE CARRINGTON, 310 Proprietor. jO> ie Thoroughbred MAROEO (T OWTON —FA I R AGNES), At Kairamata, Pakarae. Terms for Sirglc Mares £3 10s. Two or more, as per agreement. Mares placed in well-watered paddocks for One Month Free ; afterwards a charge of 2s Cd per week will be made. For further information, apply to R. Little, Livery .Stable-keeper (opposite old Brewery), Gisborne, or to the undersigned Mares left with Mr Little will bo forww;^j p RKK OK CIIARGK. SiT Sl'EciAi. NOTICE. -MARORO has proved his qup.lliy of gettiig excellent stock, by having sired Himu, Pteppor, and other performers of exceptional merit. A 1 c.ire tek-en, but no responsibility. For further particulars, see subsequent issue. Apply to — HUGH CAMPBELL, or J. CASSIDY, Stud Groom. gfep^tfara r F 0 stand the The Trotting Stallion, BISMARCK. BISMARCK is a four-year-old, by Berlin, dam Koromiko (The Peer— Man-ia). Tkrms— £4 4s ; one mare in five, the property of the same owr:er, given in. One Mouth's Grazing Frc?, after which 2s 6d per week will bo charged; Bismarck will be in Gisbo-ne pvcrv Saturday, and Orinord (cilliiiK- at Wncrenga-a-hika) every Wednesday, should suflh-ient inducement offer. All Fees t> be paid before removal of mares. For | further particulars, apply to — D. MACFARLANE; or, G. H. THOMPSON, Makaraka PEDIGREE CARDS, at Lowest Rates, neatly and promptly printed at the Herald Office.