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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6778, 15 September 1893, Page 4

TO STAND THE SEASON. rpHE Clydesdale Stallion— NATIVE CX-l^-fV MINISTER Also,— SPRINGE CONSORT, By Prince Royal out of Gipsy, by Major out of an imported mare. Also, — Tho Thoroughbred Stallion, ALBJ4KT. i fihe Baron (win. St Loger) * win™ nfwiiuiD. P*cahontas < dam 0( RatoW rdSt O . f Le 0 ge 0 r e8 ' P^n and King Tom) Ay S 1' a Orlando (winner Derby) •i, lady of Silverkeld, Well « 5 Melhr>urne „ . _„ , 3 * (fcire of West Aus- Humphrey Clinker g"3 tralian and Dau<?ht::r of j S Blink Bonny) 5^ g Picaroon H Daughter of Bonny Bonnet (3 . w _ Sweetmeat Gladiator § LollypopJ < 3 t « Pantaloon g« JOCO?O Banter '£• " (dan: of Touchstone) § I — 2 „ Touchstone, g-3 Mailonetto Winner St. Leger. 3 MMion ts Weatherbit a Tavnava (Sire of Kelpio& Beadsman) Taurina ALBERT is full-brother to Leopold. Terms : Single mares (without guarantee), £2 10s ; two or more mares (without guarantee), £2 ; single mare (with guarantee), &'6 ; two or imre, £2 10s. These charges apply to all the nbovo stallions. App:y to— H. NICOL ; or, JOHN CLAKK, 546 Opou. SIRE OF THE SEASON, WAKATIPU. JW^ rpo STAND THIS The handsome Thoroughbred Stallion, WAKATIPU (Bred by F. S. Reynolds, New South Wales), by tha English thoroughbred sire, The Drummer (imp) dam iCorisande, by New Warrior, dam 10, by Sir Hercules, dam Flora Mclvor. Tub Duujimeu, by Rataplan, a son of The Baron and full-brother to Stockwell (the Prince of Stallions). Rataplan was the winner of it races in Eugland, and the sire of numerous winners. The Drummer won tha Great .-takes, and ran a close third for the Derby before leaving England ; and was second on the list of winning sires at the time of his death in Australia. My fciece, the dam of Xlic Drummer, was a very high-class marc, and was got by that superior racehorse, Cowl, the best horse in England atjtwo and three years of age. C'owe, by Bay Middleton, dam Crucifix (the winner of tho Oaks, the Two Thousand Guiue.s, the One 'thousand Guii.cas, the Jockey Stakes, tho Chesterfield Stakes, the Lavant btakes, Moteombe i takes. Hopeful btakes, the Clearwell Stakes, and several other valuable races). She mostly won her races by two lengths, hard held. Crucifix was the dam of Surplice, a never-forgotten horse. There is one feature in the pedigree of Surplice that may be pointed out. As a strange coincidence, he was got by Touchstoue our, of Crucifix, and he won the St. Leger ; Ciucifix, by Priam, and she won tho Oaks ; and Priam (her sire) won the Derby ; thai numbering the winners of tho three great races in his throe nearest of kin Corisanuk, the dim of Wakatipu, is also tho dam of Chicago (winner of the Caulfield Cup), Michigan, aud Primrose (the clam of Wildrose, the winner of the Newmarket Handicap) Primrose's yearling in 1891 realised two thousand three hundred guineas. Corisande is also full-Bistir to Flora Mclvor, the dam of Mr T. Morrin's celebrated mare Frailty (dam of Trenton, who was a great racehorse, running a third and a second for the Melbourne Cup, and easily beat Nordenfoldt in the Canterbury Plate). Frailty is also the dam of Cuirassier, Cissy, Niagara, Mary, Zalanski, aud others. New Warrior, the sire of Corisande, was the sire of three winners of the Melbourne Cup, in Tim Whiflier, Warrior, and Pearl. Through Wakatipu's viens courses the blue blood of most ol the fleetest aud fashionable thoroughbred horses in England, Australia, and New Zealand. He is brimful of breeding and quality, aud if mated with good marea it must end in good results. Wakatipu is the winner of several gooa races, and he is tne most fashionable bred si.c in the district. He ran third in New Zealand Exhibition Cup ; won Place Handicap, Wellington ; ran second Midsummer Handicap, Canterbury ; close third in Burke Memorial Stakes, Hawke's Bay.in the fast time of 2iniu 38=cc for the 1£ miles ; won Park Stakes, Gisborne ; won Turanga btakes, Tradesmen's Handicap, and others. Wakatipu easily gained first prize and the Society's medal at the Poverty Bay A. and P. Show for the best thoroughbred sire, beating Hukaterc, Derringer, Morpheus, Kalo and Hailstorm. Owners sending their mares to Wakatipu can rely on them getting plenty of grass and good water. Every mare will be served under the supervision of the owner. All mares must be removed on notice of being stinted. All fees to be paid before delivery of mares. One month's grazing free ; after that 2s 6d per week will be charged. Terms: Single Thorough, bred Mares, £5 5s each , two or more as per agreement. For further particulars, apply to— A. PARSONS, Ormond. JB7IJ& 'TO STAND THIS Stallion,^ CRAGKSHOT, 6 years old, by Nordenfeldt (by Musket— Onyx), dam Pungawercwcre (got by Golden Grape, out of Atalanta, by Townton, out of Crescent, by Sir Hercules; Noruekfklut (the sire of Crackshot) was a gxo.at racehorse, his performances being as follows : — Woa the Hawkesbury Produce Stakes, wou the A.J.C. Derby and Craven Plate, Spring Maiden Plate, Randwick Flat* (3 miles, w.f.a.), woa the Derby (V.R.C. Spring Meetiug) ; he also ran fourth within a length of the winner, as a three-) ear-old, in the Melbourne Cup, in the fast time of 3min 20jsec ; he also ran second to Trenton iv the Canterbury Plate, oae and a-half mllis. The above were tho onlj races he statted for. OwiDg to his thorough gamenees he wa3 nick-named the "Bull-dog," Air Fennelly (trainer to the lute Hon. J. White) pronounced Nordenfeldt the greatest horse that he ever put through a preparation. With Boinethini; to make a desperate pace for him over a, distance, Mr Fennelly considered that there was nothing to cope with NorJeufeidt. At the brcaking-up'of Sylvia Park Stud, Nordenfeldt realised the laige nuni of SGOO guineas. PuxoAWBREWKitE, the dam of Crackshot, was a very fast mare, winning, among other laces, the Maiden Plate (Canterbury) and Tradesmen's Handicap, the Liunediu Cup, of 400 soys (2 miles and a distance), aud tho st. Leger Stakes at canterbury. She is very stoutly-bred, aud all her progeny are fast gallopers. She is the dam of Tctford (winner of the Wangauui Cup), Krupp, brigadier, fct. James, and others. As for Crackshot, he was a real racehorse while on the turf. Some of his wins are as follows : — Won fcpiing Handicap, Hawkt's Bay, 1J miles, 2miu 39sec ; won Canterbury Cup, 2J miles, 4min 4jsec ; won Auckland Cup, 2 miles, car<yiiig Bst tlb, in the fast time ol 3min Bo^sec (this performance has only been beaten once, viz., by St. Hippo, bj half a second) ; won Auckland Plate; won Birthuay Handicp and J.C. Llandicap at Hcathcote; won A.RC. Handicap. Crackshot has run severa' close seconds to good horses. Crac - shot is a beautiful-looking horse, stands 10 hands 2 inches, with good bone and plenty of substance, aud those breeders wishing to breed a racehorse from a thoroughbred mare, or a fast hunter from an ordinary mare, could not do better than mate them with Crackshot He possesses a grand constitution, aud being a 3ounir sire should prove a boon to the district. Crackshot's services this season will be placed as low as posbible for a sire of his class. The terms will be Sevkn Guineas each mare. Paddocking free for oue month ; ufter thut 2s Cd per week will Le charged for each mare. Every care will he taken, but no responsibility incurred. Maies must be , Removed on notice of being stinted, and all fees paid before delivery will be given. Limited to 40 mares. For further particulars, apply to— GAINE UAHRINGTON, 513 Makaraka. J^^g^ rpO STAND THIS '■WBNBBJIJ Xhe Trotting Stallion BOSTONIAN. / BOSTONIAN is a rich bay, standing 15 hands 1 „ inch, 3 years old, bred by Mr Von Arch. Bostonian is by Boston, dam Aram, by Totara, dam Ruby e'e. Boston by Ber in, dam Queen Emma, etc. Bostonian will bo strictly limited to 10 mares. Therefore, owners desirous of his services Will ao well to book tbsir mares as soon as possible. Terms : £3 3s bingie mare. G-razing free for one month, after which zs Cd per week will be charged. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to— F. RHODES, 523 Childers Road. TO MILK SUPPLIERS THE Ormond Cheese Factory is to be re-erected, and is expected to be open for the reception of Milk on MONDAY NEXT, September 18th, on the terms of last season. _ .„.,.„ 328 F. HALL. FIREWOOD. FOR SALE— DRY FIREWOOD, in any quantity, at 20s per cord (delivered). Orders left with Mr \V. Parnell will bo promptly attended to. P. McLOUGHLIN, 349 Kaiti. SAMPLE BAGS — Strong Linen-lined, also, strong paper Seed Pookets, at Heuald office.