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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8052, 30 October 1897, Page 4

SBXE QF^ELTS SEASON.; Mgk: mo STAND THIS 1 J. »; SEASON, WW&*W>* MAKARAKA, LjrTjlfeVJL The Great 'Son ,of NordeDfeldty? GRAGKSHOT, : "" by Nordenfoldt(by Muskets Onyx), dam Pumrawara NORDBNr-kun ithe sire of Crackshbt) was a vrLk Cup, in the fast time of Smin lfliec; h f aJ^"™ 8 the late Hon. J. White) pr'onounctd ? NorJete? r * h to - fyT^X b^lt^£Sz^ wmmmm werewero is very etoutly-bred, bS.ag^'bvnS^' O rape out of Atlanta. GoWen Grepf L r ?2i - urn RH Uoa and h^ amin 17i Mc ' »«»In b»a°ne SI . Haidie 1 SS I J o IU ?r Wh S eMily ' WoD birthday asS&^-sKt s? .sat mb mara i,SS •V ? raoen orse from a thoroughbred - cSsW S o '.^ better than mat* ,th4m,wlS'-.: medaf h^H 8 ??, waß awarded EiwtpVizeand.Bole^'i 18BS h« bestio » if anata,.Hutatere, and Brigand. In -\° SBVmf UowsAß single mara, TwKLvfSrSSS'tla to «»5, aud aoraßiß.tbreemire^boloosui deliver^ T"' w «*Wmitt6be,pid 'bSoie f-Oi»,.\ oe tatsn of mares, but no responsibility tnourred. • Minted?" mUB ' be relaoired n norf *. S betoiFor further particulars, apply to— "■ ' ' V GAINE OARRINGTON, ,; : ; "'• Mak&raba. ' • The'Arab^brei'^tofcttey a Stajli(tt : '>"':- --• • ■saracek^"^ ■ : : BA.RAOEN is six jcars old.'by'CßrjßAßßß (iinD> dam Bklle, by Arab Cnnn (imp.), grand dam Haw ffii. hu ?"«f maw. Crusade wm Imported froo Inda by A. McLe.n, E.g., of Hawko's Bay. andta considered one of the highest oaste ira. staS°6rS ever imported into the" Australasian colohle*^- ha Australasian says :- •• This . i<j certaloly SS most beautiful Arab horse ever imported. . He'stodsOyei 16 hands, and-'has ' immense ferae, with bleijty rf substance and qualtoallwer. Hols «kno W fedged tobe the very best Arab that ever ran in India. ■ proof of that being that at one m'eeUng' In SlcutU : be had no less than. three walk-overs,, tbe^ndlai ' Herald remarking : •So owner carine to start aminat the great Crusader. ,,« ; .wefght-for-age, the desert' Plate, distance two mUes, resulted in a walk-over. Crusader won; the Dehra, Derby . UinbjuTftJby. Desert Stakes, A'ian Plate, U»dnw Derbyfind^Smy other races. After racing in Indii for five years, at ta^fhT"! under big weights/ Omsader.re3rßd from the turf with an unbeaten record,"'' saraobn how flve.years old, is a blood bay with black^DOints standing 15-8, with! plentyol boniand gubwScft^He is very quiet andgood-tempered, an 4, fromth^ii™ ness of his breeding,- his progeny are certain tn'ba most valuable either for fiaoSi^BiiSSfa! "SjaSto " horsos. Secure paddocking will be provided,-^ nX^nsi^F 11^' Efory -W W«3» ■: Tskus: £3 single mare; two or more as Bdr airtee. ment. Covering fees must be paid ••bWorTlSSwSrt- ' marcs. ■ „ ■ • ... ' ...» t For full particulars, ajiplyatljurlriaua. ""' • ' GORDON jiREMNEB: ' jgW^MMra fjlO STAND IDE i|jljJ^|F°^ '. ' ' SEASON.'' '■:■■ VBPBpfß^Th'e Thoroughbred Stallion Malite. ; K : By The Diuphln-lci^Jtor^rlad), full-brother to ;: pfOAJ-ITB will .travS.tooimond On' Mondays, ' Patutahl .Tuesdays,. Makaraka Wedne'saw"anS ' Thursdays, rest of week at' Wyliie'a HorwSiiiaar " Paddockmg free for one' monta ; af terwardn& (kToer - week charged. AU care taken, but no resbonslbllita'! Terms: Kinglemare, £i; two mares (belonS to same owner), £7 ; three mares, £9. "» UB1DB «"?y ro For pedigree, etc., apply ,to-V ■ ' T. HERCOCK, ; • ■'■.'■ a _ , Wyllie!a Howeaazaar.- - ; Q£33p*sA -■'■*• ' SEASON;, v-\.: ' * BB * I *"<» J PAfty^,A-Hi, _ ,-■■■- TbeThoroughbred-gtßllipnl "-*': ' , LORD SAVEN' j . Appiyto- „-. -.-.._.:. ' R. HEPBURN, Patutahi; or, D- HEPBURN, Gjabprne.':' "*.

Aog& npO STAND THE jpif^f^W^. THE WILLOWS Kaiteratabi. The Thoroughbred Stallioo DISHONOR, By Captivator — Maid of Honor, . «ill mn with Mares [this Season at "The Willows ' Kaitemtalii, and ue at the service oE Br.eders at figures so reasonable f r such a Stout and Fashionable ' Horse, that no doubt he will be well p&'rouieed DISHONOR was bred bj the New Zeiland stud and Pedigree St ck Co. He was trninoii as a two-year-old and showe I most brilliant form, but unfortunately before sporting si'k he met with an ac.ident an" was never raced, but being bred as lie is should certainly Cjinmabd trio attention of thos j fond of good S'.ock. Terms : Single maro £1 10s ; two or more mares from one owner at a considerable reduction. I For particu'ars apply— ROBT. SCOTT, The Willows. Sept. 20th, 1897. $faea~fim T0 STAND TEI6 «"^fe®S WAERENGA-A-HIKA, The Faahionably-bred Brown Horse, BRIGAND (Foaled 2nd December, 1888), By Brigadier — Dam Gannett. Gannktt, brown maro (bred by T and S. Morrin at Wellington Park), by Anteros ont of Albatross 'by MaUa out of Auk, by Marquis out of feoigul! by Fisherman. Bkioadibr, by Mmket out of Puneawo ewero (winner of Dunedin Cup, and dam of innumerable winners). Gannett was never trained and wont early o the stud. Malta, tho sire of Albatrosa, was a good racehorse and won the Hawkesbury Guineas, beating Richmond, Robin Hood, and othow. Kalia also won the A Jl! Produce Stokeß and oilier races. Auk, the dam of Albatross, is by The Marquis, winner of tho Two thousand Guineas and St Leger, pnd was enly beaten by a head for tho Derby. BRIGAND, the first of this mare's produce, was very faßt. and won a« a two-y. ar-old, the Hobson Handicap at the Takapuna J.C. Summer Mooting, boating Hoio, Brigade, and Lady Belle : and at the A.RC. /jutumn Meeting won the Onslow Stakes beating Dishonour and Brigade. 4s a three-year- o'rl won the Gisborne Spring Hundicap, 126 soys, one mile ani a-half ; and at tho A.X.c. Spring Meeting won tho Auckland Guineas, b ating that pood colt The Workman ; and on tho same day came out and won the l>rimo of Wales Handicap, beating that era" flyer Reprisal, and a big HM. At four years ran a. cond in the Auckland Cup, of 60l> soys, two mile*, to St. Hippo, boating Mergansci (tho fastest maro in Now Zealand), ako The Workman (a great performer in AcstraUa), Impulse, PiLfiro, Coalscuttle, and Scot Free, the fiwo miles boing cut out in 3min 30Jaec. Terms : 3 tf uiucos ior single mnre ; . two inarra or more, as per agreement. For further particulars, apply to— ALBERT MRITCHAtiD. fegfr«rareL J- season, at FT Yj/Fm bushmerb, «^waߣHp>Hß And will travel the district, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion, THE COUNT. Terms : Single mare, £2 10s ; two or more as per agreement; J. BRUNTONlaa^jy^jgg^ltj^ WAERENQA-A-HIKA. The Trotting Stallion, •ROBERT EMMET, Will servo a limlied numbor of mares this scaton at College Road, Wairenga-a-hika. ROBERT EMMET is throe years old, and is by Eirmerson, dam Gipsy. Emmerson is a Btandard. bred trotter, both his sire and dam b-ing imported from America. Terms: Single mate £3; two or more mares, as per agreement. Good paddock ng and water for ono month. Every oare taken, bnt no re. sponsibility. For further particulars, apply to— D. DINAN. sfommdfl^il T° STAND THIS B&eSQ!^ SURANTA, ' By Somnus— Winnie. Somnus by Traducor— Hammock (imported), Winnio by Kingfisher— Dolly. EURAN I'A is hal£-brotli:r to Auckland's champion St Simon, Fonsy, etc. This horse has two il the best strains of blood for either racehorses or troop horse.', having the Dainty Ariel through Kingfisher and Traduccr through his sire. Himself, as- a sire and bis stock have taken fir? t prizes at a number of shows as being horses suitable lor the Indian market from spring cart mares. Turks :£2 &j. No responsibility whatever For further particulars, apply— J. FISHER, Whataupoko Pound. - ifS^S T° S SEAS ND THIS JMlfiLlMi^S PATUTAHI, The Pedigree Clydesdale Stallion, BURN SIDE ELGIN. Siro, Elgin (imported) ; dam, Fair Nbm, (imported). Breedor, Mr John Boag, Ashburton, Canterbury. BUKNSIOE ELGIN is a bright bay, risinjr seven years old, stands nearly seventeen hands hiirii with immense barrel ani muscular arms and quarters. He Jr-s a splendid sot of legs, with plenty of bons, and has beon regularly worked in harness ' and proved hims.lf not only thoroughly itood tempered, staunch and powerful, but also remarkably active and a fast walker. These latter qu Uiflcations cannot be too strongly impressed upon breeders of draught horses, as slow-walkiog horses, with clumsy action, are now in very small demand. His stock, which are most promising, take after him in activity and freedom of action, while' at the same time they show plenty of weight and strength. His breeding cannot be oxcelled. His sire b lgin, w«s purchased in Scotland by tho Aucklatd Stud Company for 1000 guinea), and was tho most typical horse of the breed that could be found His dam, Fair Hell, also im ported direct from Scotland, was the crack mare of tho Auckland Hud Company, and at their breaking, up sa'e in 1890 realised tho highest price ol the stud! Mates sent to Burnside Elgin will be kept in good paddocks free of charge until notice of stinting has been given, after which a charge of U 6d per week will be mode for grazing. . r Tkiuis— £B for ono mare ; two or more maros as §o r n U f P r e^nfo?r rantt!o &i> returDabie " fflareß All fe s aud grazing charges to be paid before mares are removed, livery caro takon, but no responsibility. W. 8038. i tsfopepymM HP O STAND THE LAVENHAM, The Clydesdale Stallion, YOUNG BRUCE. Sire, Sir Robert Bruce (imp.), dam Polly : Polly's dam, Blossom, by Charlpy (imp.) YOUNG BRUCE is a dark bay, with black points, stands lit hands high, on short firm legs, with immense, bone; la remarkably active and good-tempered, a cai ital worker, thoroughly staunch and quiet. Young Bruce has stood for six years in tho Fellding district, and has proved' himself a sure toal-gettcr. Tejbsis : Single maro, £8 3s ; two or more, £2 lCs. For further particulars, apply to— Walter vvethered » ob, Groom in charge. ~y rpHE well-known trotIJBgßnig»l*fc' Will run with a (ew mares this season, ferms : £1 10s per I mare. Grazing, 2a a week. I H. M. PORTER.

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