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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8055, 2 November 1897, Page 4

SIRE OF THE SEASON. ijHfc mo STAND THIS rgg^Jmu -*■ SEASON, If^^H^ MAKARAKA, LfjlMmXL. The Great Son of t - Nordenfeldt, CRAGKSHOT, by Nordenfeldt (by Musket- Onyx), dam PiiDirawere the Hawkesbury Produce Stakes, won tho "7 in Derby and Craven Plate, Spring Maiden Platt, nk "? wick Plate. (8 miles, w./.a.), wSu t h 2 Derby ',VRs' Spring Meeting) ; he also ran fourth within a w«, of the winner, as a throu-year-old, in the MelKn Cup, in the fast time of Bmin 2915e0 • he 01,0 " 8 second to Trenton in the Cantorburv Plato *.£. ™S a-half miles. The above were th/onlj , started for. Owing to his thorough gamenenak. „ nick-namod tho "Hull-dog " Mr FennSlv fti? w^ the late Hon. J White) pronouncel Norse ( nSd t W th t 2 greatest horse that he ever put through a pnnlnti« With something to make a desperate KW over a distance, Mr Fonnollj 'considered Una? t& was nothing to eopo with Nordenfeldt. At thl breaking-up of Sylvia Park Stud, Nordenfoldt » B ih£2 the large sum of 5000 guineas u «««« realised Punoawbrewbrb, the dam of Crackahot, was a v«,v fast mare, winning, among other races thk »?„!! y Plato (Canterbury]'and 'SdSZtSubS&SfIR Dunedin Cup of 400 soys (2 miles and *mZ?" » and the St/teger Stated at Canterbury 5S werewere is vory stoutly-bred, being got by Oo?i^i Grapooutof Atlanta. Golden Grape bjßwnl^? OW ri n^ ro fi t - I>er t0 Vol «Keur, whose descendante fSin and St. Simon, are two of the most fa htonable aT™ in England, cjmmanding no less a fee than %S guineas. All Pungawerawero's progeny are wal ?3 gallopers. She is the dam of Tetford l Ywtone? of Sbi imm onlv y hpL'' h Dn f tllanda - h , IiI 'J this P«taSS« *S MrfhS;,? n icap , Crack ßhot wou d have been a SS^t^w^sr 4saa fho o f« f ? ack oom P an y. but was' nominated for Jh wi'°f pl ?w Me moetin ff at Gi=borno Park in 7^h hi pter °, a^' and «" "oelved the steadier of *13m 7 b, bomg asked to give King Cannibal and others 3st f« h» r?- 110 is a beautlful-looking horse, standj inh»? ln ? hM ' with S° od bOQ » «"» plen^ol S,™ h % ?.? d such B Btrai « of runriWßlood mnS ? Ot r ,, hfa sl P and dam - lt mQ »' PK>ve*to tna most fastidious breeders that mating their Sarel results. Crackshot is as well adaptitd to get orosa. country horses aa his half-brother Brigadier, and ordinary 6 ' 8 WiehUlg to teed » faßt tanSrEWS ordinary mare, or a racehorse from a thoroughbred S£?i!«w ld SSotr ot d 0 better than m »<* thai with b»ut?M V J l6 P 088 ? 8^ a *«""» oonsUtution ™d ?mi »S+ temper, and being a young sire and sure PmUfh r> 6hould P roTe B boon t° the district Crackshot was awarded First Prlra and the SoSety** medal for the best thoroughbred sira ac the 18WA. Sd P. Society's Show, beating Hukatere, Kald. Maori and ™h "?• In^ m was awa ' ded Fi "t Prize and Society's medal, beating Kenata, Hukatere, and Brigand. In be Sbvkh Gdinkas single maro, TwjaiVß'QDiNaAS two mares, aud Fim E u Guinbas threemares, belongta to same owner, which sum must be paid before the delivery of mares will be given. Every carewlU be taken of mares, but no responsibility incurred. stinteT 08 mU removed on notice of being For further particulars, apply to— GAINE OARRINGTON, Makaraka. ' £>*mi!mMffi& T lO STAND THE HGSIIMzJh -■■ SEASON, ....r^^eWfti.. TURIHAUA, The Arab-bred Haokney Stallion SARACEN. SARACEN is six years old, by Crusadkr (imp.), dam Bklle by Arab Cuild (imp.), grand dam Mary imp.), hunting mare. Crusader was imported from Ind.aby A. McLean. Esq., of Hawke'sTßay, and la considered ono of tho highest caste Arao stalloria over imported into the Australasian colonies, ihi Australasian says:- "This is cortainly the most beautiful Arab horse ever imported. He stands ova? . 16 hands, and has immense bone, with p'enty^ot substance and quality all over. He- ls,aokhowle^gVd tobe the very best Arab that ever ran in India, a proof or that being that at one meeting in Calcutta he had no less than threa walk-ovew, the Indian Herald remarking :' No owner caring to start against the great Crusador at weight-for-age, the Desert Plato distance two miles, resulted in a waltove" Cruauder won the Dehra Dorby Umballa Derby. Desert SUkes, A'ian Plato, Madras Derby, and many other races. After raoing in Indh for fl™ years, at all distances under big weights. Crusader retired from the turf with an unbeaten record." SAjtAOBS now five years old, is a blood bay with black potato Btanding 16-3, with plenty of bona and substance™- He is very quiet and good-tempered, and, from the stoutness of his breeding, his progeny are certain to be most valuable either for hacks, hunters, or carriage horses. Secure paddocking will be provided, wSh Tkrub ;£3 singla mare ; two or more as per awo'ement. Covering fees must be paid before removal of mures* For full particulars, apply at Turihaus. GORDON BREMNER. r V° STAND THE QBVVq2 I>he Thoroughbred Stallion EGALITE, By The Dauphin-Cissio (imported), fall-brother to _„ . ,. ffraternito. EQALITE will travel to Ormond on Itondayg, Patutahi Tuesdays, Makaraka Wedneßdaj™ aid Thursdays, rest of week af Wyllie'a HoMe-BMSaa£ For pedigreo, oto,, apply to-™ " T. HERCOOK, 6 Wyllie'a Horee Bazaar. ff^^^| rpo STAND THIS *■*••*• PATUTAHI. The Thoroughbred Stallion, LORD RAVEN, «f LB? f L vu K w (' m P-)-I"ADV KAVBNSWOMII(imp.), wil run with his mares at Mr R. Hepburn's" pUoe, a Patutahi, this season. Lord Haven has alreVd provod himself a sure foal-getter. ■ Apply toft. HEPBURN, Patutahi; or , _ D- HEPBURN, Gisborne.

x^Sjh ■ rpO STAND THE f^^^^^g, THE WILLOWS The Thoroughbred Stallion DISHONOR, By Captivator — Maid of Honor, ' ill tun with Mares 'this Season at "Tho Willows,' Kalteratahi, and be at the servico of Brreders at fiuureg so reasonable f r such a Stout and Favhionablo Horte, that no doubt ho will be well patronised DISHONOR was I'redbi tho Now Zo .hind -tudand i'odigrce St >ck Co. He was trained as a two-year-old and showo.l most brilliant form, but unfortunately before sporting silk he met with an accident an'- was never raced, but being bred as he is should certainly comtnaud the attention of thosa fond of good stock. Tkiuis : Single maro £1 103 ; two or more mares from ouo owner at a considerable reduction. For particulars apply— ROBT. SCOTT, Tho Willows. Sept. 20th, 1897. gags^gea TO STAND THIS tittlmgfem& WAERENGA-A-HIKA, The Fashionably-bred Brown Horse, BRIGAND (Foaled 2nd December, 1888), By Brigadier — Dam Gannett. .Gannett, brown maro (bred by T. aud S. Morrin, at Wolhugton Park), by Antoros ont of Albatross, by Malta out of Auk, by Marquis out of fconirull by Fisherman. Brioadibr, by Musket out of Puueaworowero (winner of Dunedin Cup, and dam of innumerable winners). Gannett was never trained and went early to tho Btud. Malta, tho Biro oi Albatross, was a good racehorse, and won the Hawkesbury Guineas, beating Richmond, Robin Hood, aud others. Kalla also won the AJC Pro duce Stokca and other races. Auk, the dam of Albatross, is by Tho Marquis, winner of tho Two Ihousand Guineas and St Leger, and was only beaten by a head for the Durby. BKIGA\D, the. first of this mare's produce, was very fast, and won. n« a two-year-old, the Hobson Handicap at the Takapuna J.C. Summer Meeting, boating Hoio, Brigade, and Lady Bello ; and at the A.R.C. Autumn Meoting won the Onslow Stakes beating Dishonour and Brigade; As a three-yenr-old won tho Gisborne Spring Handicap, 126 soys, one mile ana a-half ; and at tho A.K.O. Spring Sleeting, won tho Auckland Guineas, b.ating (hat good colt The Workman; and on the samo day canio out and won the Princo of Wales Handicap, boating that great flyor Koprisal, and a big field. At four years, ran second in tho Auckland Cup, of 600 soys, tw o mile? to St. nippo, beating Merganso! (tho fastest mare in New Zealand), also Tho Workman (a great performer in Australia), Impulse, Pir.flre, Coalscuttle, and Scoi Free, the two miles being cut out in 3inin 30Jscc; Tbrms : 3 guineas for single mare ; two mares or more, as per agreement. For further particulars, apply to— ALBERT PRITCHAttD. fgfa^fißk TT° STAND THIS district, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion, THE COUNT. Terms : Singlo maro, £2 10s ; two or more as per agreement: J. BRUNTON. CT-A^mx^S^ TO STAND THIS seas on. • ' J^^""'*^* I*',1 *', WAERENGA-A-HIKA, The Trotting Stallion, ROBERT EMMET, Will serve a limited number of mares this season at College Road, Wnerenga-a-hika, ROBERT EMMET is thrae years old, and is by Eromerson, dam Gipsy. Emmerson is a standardbred trotter, both his siro and dam being imported from America. Tkrms: Single mare, £3; two or more marcs, aa per agreement. Good paddock'ng and water for one month. Evory earo taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to— D. DINAN. —^^^^afl -T«O STAND THIS i^3^Si SURANTA, By Eomnus— Winnie. Soinnus by Traducer— Hammock (imported), Winnie by Kingfisher— Dolly. SURANTA is half-brother to Auckland's champion St, SimoD, Pnnsy, etc. This horso has two of the be&t strains of blood for either racehorses or troop horses, having the Dainty Aiiel through KiDgfishor and Tiaducer through his sire. Himself, as a sire and his stock have taken fir=t prizes at a number of shows as being horses suitable lor the Indian market from spring cart mares. Terms :£2 2s. No responsibility whatevor For further particulars, apply— J. FISHER, Whataupoko Pound. ifSfMss»<fi!&B HP 0 STAND L THIS (IMMUSfiUk -■- SEASON, patutahi, Tho Pedigree Clydcsdalo Stallion, BURNSIDE ELGIN. Sire, Elgin (imported) ; dam, Fair Nei,i, (imported). Breedor, Mr John Boag, Ashburton, Canterbury. BURNSIDE ELGIN is a bright bay, risine soven years old, stands nearly sevontoen hands high with immense barrel ani muscular arms and quarters. Ho hus a splendid set of legs, with plenty of bone, and has been regularly worked in harness and provod hims=lf not only thoroughly good tornpcred, staunch and powerful, but also remarkably active and a fast walker. These latter quiliflcations cannot be ton strougly impressed upon brpoders of draught horses, as slow-walking horses, with clumsy action, aro now in verj small demand. His stock, winch are most promising, take after him in activity and freedom of action, while at tho same time they Bhow plenty of weight and strength His breeding cannot be excelled. His siro * lgin, was purchased in Scotland by the Auckland Stud Company for 1000 guineas, and was tho moßt typical horse of the breed that could bo found His dam, Fair Nell, also im ported direct from Scotland, was tho crack mare of iho Auckland Stud Company, and at their breaking, up sa'o in 1890 realised the highest price ot the Btud Mar t s Bent to Burnsido Blgin will bo kept in KOod paddocks f ceo of charge until notice of stinting has boon given, after which a charge of la 6d per week will bo made for grazing. Tbrms-£3 for one maro ; two or more mares as §S r nofpr™e°infoar ra " tOa tnMe " ffia ™ All fo. s and grazing charges to bo paid before maras aro removed. Every care taken, but no responsibility. W. RQBB. JSW=|||ft rp° STAND (CHE ***&kU& LAVENBAM, The Clydeadale Stallion, YOUNG BRUCE. Sire, Sir Robert Bruco (imp.), dam Polly j Polly's dam, Blossom, by Charley (imp.) YOUNG BRUCE is a dark bay, with black points. Btands 1U hands high, on short firm legs, with immense bone; is remarkably active and good-tempered a capital workor, thoroughly staunch and quiet. Youno Bruce bus stood for six years in tho Feilding district, and has proved himself a sore foal-getter. Tbems : Singlo maro, £3 3s ; two or more, £2 10s. For furthor particulars, apply to— WALTER WETHERED ; or, Groom in charge, jjs, npHE well-known trotjj7fcfggßfep«»»EL. Will run with" a few mares this J^ETBgHLuifeiß season. Terms : £1 10s per Jlll ""~ maro. Grazing, 2s a week. H. M. PORTER.

BXTJiAORDINARY SUCCESS —OF— The output of 1896 was DOUBIE that of any previous year. HOISPT B f ? m ISI 1 ED 1'"? T lns , Ohea P and Dips, but use one UKJIS JL that has been tested and tried and proved to be all that is desired |70/- per case, to dip from 2500 to 3000 sheep. Messrs Q-. "W". BZ2sT^rS"3r &n GO FORT STIIEET, AUCKLAND. ww.,

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pEDIGREE CARDS, at Lowest Rates, H B EA^aoe and Pr ° mptly Finted at the r* WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT -B CURE for Coughs and Colds— ls 6d and 2s 6d. All Grooera and Chemists.