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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7449, 1 October 1895, Page 4

.■■ft H^-^aiaffft rT>HE Coaching and Road* «3SH^ WENTWORTH (imported from Sydney) will travel this district and be at the service of breeders this season. WENTWORTH is all bay, seven years old, 17 hands high, no white ; by Lord John (imp.), dam Duche«s, by Duke of Cleveland (imp.) out of Mountain Maid, by William Tell ; Mountain Maid from a mare by Sir Charles. Wentwortu is a sure foal-getter, and the winner of 12 first prizes ; his dam Duchess is also the I v inner of 14 flr#t prizes. Wkntwortu will stand at Oarrinkfton'B stables, Makaraka, and traveL Terms : £3 single mare ; two or more, £*2 10s each. Wbntworth may be seen at Redstone's stables every Saturday. For further particulars, apply to— GAINE CARRINGTON ; ob, JS.BUCKLAND. X 4&xmimad&@& HP O STAND THE ' *"^**(^s^U LAVENHAM, The Clydesdale Stallion, YOUNG BRUCE.Sire, Sir Robert Bruce (imp.), dam Polly ; Polly's dam, Blossom, by Charley (imp.) YOUNG BRUCE is a dark bay, with black points, stands 1G hands high, on short firm legs, with immense bone ; is remarkably active and good-tempered, a cajital worker, thoroughly staunch and quiet. Youmg Brtjoe has stood for six years in tho Feilding district, and has proved himself a sare foal-getter. - Tkrjis : Single marc, £3 3s ; two or more, £2 10s. For further particulars, apply to— % ' j^ WALTER WETHERED ; ob, ~PS _ Groom in charge. x~- >rfg&* *T*Q STAND THE -■" SEASONLJL*m!fefogfil t TE HAPARA, The Fashionable Thoroughbred Entire, MARTINI-ENHELi) (Bred by the Auckland Stud Company). MARTINI-ENFIELD is a: brown horse, stands over 15 hands 1 inch, by Musket out of Lyea. Ltba, bay mare, bred in England 1888, by Thormanby (winner of tbe English Derby and the ascot Gold Cup), iltm -*| Clotilda, by Touchstone out of Valentina, by Velod- it pede out of Jane, by Moses out of Qarriet, by Selim out of Precipitate, by Woodpecker out ot Carcilla, by Trentham out of Coquette, by Compton Bard out of sister to Regulus by the Godolphin Arabian. Ltba is (ull-sister in blood to Albany. Albany is by Thormanby (winner of English Derby 1860) out of Griselda, by Touchstone (winner St. Leger 1884), and was purchased by Sir Hercules Robinson on hit return to England, and sent out to the Auckland Stud Company by him. Breeders of racehorses wi'l note that Ltba, the dam of Maetini-Enhkld, oomes of the best raoing stock in the world, and that Mabtiki-Enfibld is step-brother to Carbine, Petronel, nordenfeldt, Martini-Henry, and other great horses too numerous to mention. Martini-Entield aho possesses the two most successful strains of blood, viz., Musket and Albany, and is a sure foal-getter. Terms: Thoroughbred mares, £8 6s each; half- _^ breds, £5 ss. Owners sending two or more marea • liberally dealt with. . .. • Good paddocking at Waikanae, with plenty ol gran and water. All care taken, bnt no responsibility i For further particulars, apply to— W. ADAMS, 310 TeHapara. HJftMamttHm. rpO STAND THE KjjEP'jjU ■*- SEASON» mßmfiSt WAERENGA-A-HIKA* The Fashionably-bred Brown Horse, BRIGAND (Foaled 2nd December, 1888), ' | By Brigadier — Dam Gannbct, Gaknott, brown mare (bred by T. and B. Morrin, at Wellington Park), by Anteros out of Albatross, by Malta out of Auk, by Marquis out of beagoU, by Fisherman. Brigadier, by Musket out of Pungaweewere (winner of Dunedin Cup, and dam of innumerable winners). Gannett was never trained, and went early to the stud. Malta, the sire ol Albatross, was a good racehorse, and won the Hawkesbury Guineas, beating Richmond, Robin Hood, aud others. Malta also won the A.J.O. Produce Stakes and other races. Auk, ihe dam of Albatioss, is by The Marquis, winner of the Twj .thousand Guineas and St Leger, and was only beaten by a head for the Derby, '' ■ ■ BRIGAND, the first of this mare's produce, was very fast, and won, as a two-year-old, the Hobson Handicap at the Takapuna J.C. Summer Meeting, " beating Koie, Brigade, and Lady Belle; and at the ■ A.R.C. Autumn Meeting won the Onslow ißtakes, beating Dishonour and Brigade; As a three-year-old, won the Gisborne Spring Handicap, 126 soys, one mila ana a-half ; and at the A.R.U. Spring Meeting, won the Auckland Guineas, beating that good coTt Tho Workman ; aud on the same day dame out and won v the Prince of Wales Handicap, beating that grea& flyer Reprisal, and a big field, At 'four years, ran > second in tho Auckland Cup.o 600- sots, two miles, to ; St. dlppo, beating Merganser (the -fastest mare In i New Zealand), also The Worsman (a great performer -■ ia Australia), Impulse, Piaflre, Coalscuttle, and Scot Free, the two miles being cnt out in 3min SOjsec.' Tkrms : 6 guineas for single mare ; two mares, 9 guineas ;' three mares or more, as per agreement. For further particulars, apply to— FEKA KEREKERE : ob, ALBERT tfiITCHARD, 537 In charge, trt-immaMßtk T 0 STAND THIS &SJJ^ w wP"*»s waerenga.a-hika» * The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion* \ THE COUNT, j Imported from Otago, August 2B, lßW: THE COUNT, foaled 2nd j- ecember, 1889, is a bright bay, with great bone a a jilenty of hair. He is now five years old, and was "(red by Mr Cooper. T&ieri. His sire was Glancer, and his grand sin, Lord Salisbury, was imported by Mr, T. F. KitcaingT Moa Flat Station. Glancer, when four years oldTwaa > sold to Mr Wilson, of Auckland, for 600' guineas, Glancer's dam, Scotch Annie, was imported from J Scotland, and bred by John Craig, Esq., 'Drumo, "* being got by that celebrated horse, lvanhoe IL, bred by J. W. Fleming, Esq. He waa got by the great Sir Walter Scott, who was grand sire of the famous Prince of Wales, whose breading needs no comment. Scotch Annie's dam, Lily, bred by Hugh Kerr, Esq., Mains, of Kilburnie, Ayrshire, has gained more flrrt prizes than any mare in Ayrshire, until debarred ' from showing. The Count's dam, NelL imported from Scotland to Victoria,- gained many first prizes fat Gippslaud, Victoria, and waa afterwards, imported to Otago by i. Cooper, Esq., T&ieri; The Coufat took first prize as a yearling at Dunedin, and first prize ac Taien ; also, first prize as a two-year-old al Dnnedio; He was afterwards sold to Mr Morrison, of Gore. Southland, for 150 guineas, and. as a three-year-oli took second prize against aged hones. The Count is a sure foal getter. -j^ Teems: £2 10s single mare ; two or more as per r/ agreement; Grazing free for one month, after which ; 2s 6d per week will be charged. Fees payable on, delivery of mares. All care taken, but no regpon« sibility. For further particulars, apply to— ALBERT PRITCHARD, 465 Waerenga-a-bjjca. mO STAN D THIS M^^^J -*- SEASON, The Hackney Stallion, SARACfiN. SARACEN is four years old, by CaugADRR (itap.fflT^' dam BbiiLQ, by Arab Child (imp.), grand dam Mary** (imp.), hunting mare. Crusader was imported from India by A. McLean, Esq., of Hawke's Bay, and ia : considered one of the highest caste Arab stallions ever imported into the Australasian colonies, ihe Australasian says : — '' This is certainly the most beautiful Arab horse ever imported. He stands over 16 hands, and has immense bone, with plenty of substance and quality all over. He is acknowledged to be the very best Arab that ever ran in India, a- ' proof of that being that at one meeting in Calcutta, be had no less than three walk-oven, the Indian - Herald remarking : 'No owner caring to start againsfc the great Crusader at weight-for-age, the Desert Plate, distance two miles, resulted in a walk-over.* Crusader won the Dehra ' Derby UmbalU Derby, : Desert Stakes, At ian Plate, Madras Derby, and many. ' - other races. After raoing in IndH for five years, ai ?W& all distances, under big weights, Crusader retired T*^ from the turf with an unbeaten record." Saracbn, _ now four years old, is a blood bay with black points, standing 16*3, with plenty of bone and subßtahce. He is very quiet and good-tempered, and, from the stoutness of his breeding, his progeny are certain to be> . most valuable either for hacs, hunters, or carriage horses. Saraqbn will run with his mares at Turihau, where Becure paddocking will be provided, with abundance of feed and water. Every care taken, bub no responsibility; Terms :£3 single mare ; two or more as per agree- ; inent. Covering fees must be paid before removal ot mares. For full particulars, apply at Turihau. 552 GORDON BREMNEfc /r^^^^^SS^fH QTALLIONS FOR WgJggiF* D .THE SEASON,^ ..■ IsJfcjCoii TH E LODGE, —B Vs^«fe* ORMOND, •rhe Imported Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion, LAIRD O> LARGO, And the Imported Thoroughbred Horse KALO. Terms (for each horse) : £3 single mares j two or more mares aa per agreement. Every care taken, but no responsibility* incurred. ■ For further particulars, apply to — 374 R. S. OAULTON, Ormond. ECLARATION FORMS under M Th» Workmen's Wages Alien Act," on; sale at Hebald Office. ./I TJOAD BOARDS.- Contract Agreement*^ Xii Forms on sale ab Herald Office.