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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9662, 3 November 1899, Page 1

gjll TO STAND THIS at r^ llrW WAERENGA-A-%^*'*m** m HIKA, The Fashionably-bred Brown Horse, BRIGAND (Foaled 2nd December, 1888), By Brigadier — Dam Gannett. Uashxtt, brown mare bred by T. »ud 8. Morrin, it Wellington Park, by Antoros out ol Albntrois, bj H«U& out of Auk, by Marquis out ot Seagull, by Ftiherman. Brigadier, by Mufket out of Pungawe'ewere, winner of Dunedln Cup, and dam of innumerablt winners. Gannett wu never trained, and went ently io the stud. Malta, the sire cl Albatross, was a good racehorse and won the Hawkesburj Guineas, beating Richmond, Robin Hood, and others. Mala also won tho A.J.U Produce Stakes, and other races. Auk, the dam of Alb&tiou, is by The Marquis, winner ot tho Two 1 housand Guineas and St Leger,mA wu "nly boat-en by ft head (or the Drrby. BRIGAND, tbe flrat of this mate's produce, ni rery fast, end won a> a two-y<ar-o!d, the Hobeon Handinp at the Takapuna J.C. Summer Meeting, bentlnj Hole, Brigade, and Lady Belle ; and at the A.R.C. *utnmn Meeting won the Onslow Stakes, beating Dishonour and Brigade, tea three-year-old won the Gißborne Spring Handicap, 126 eovs.one mile ami a-half ; and at tha A.R.I . Spring Meeting, won the Auckland Guineas, batlnr that good colt The ' Workman ; and on the same nay came out and won the Prinre of Wales Handicap, beatinjr that groat filer Reprisftl, and a big flelil. At (our years, ran txcond in tbe Auckland Cup, ot 600 soys, 2 mile", to St. "Ippo, beating Hcrganeei the fastest mare in New Zealand, aUoThc Workman, o great performer in Australia, Impulse, Pir.flro, Coalscuttle, and Scot free, tbe two miles being cut out in 3mln SOJscc, Tikiui: S guineas for single mare ; two mart's or more, as per ayreeircat. For further particulars, apply to--BAMUEL C. GOLDSMITH. £W*rf»m rpO STAND THIB fijy3yg>iffj X SEASON, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion, BKTTER TIMES BETTER TIMES is a bandauso dapple brown' tandtag 16.1, stiong, eompsW, plenty o! good bone and hrtr, thoroughly sou'idsnd acive. with a good constitution and quid temper. Ibe sire ot Getter Times is Hard Thres, dam Polly, by f xtlngunher, dam Hafftie McCormack, by Vai qulsher (Imp); Poly by Young Prince of Wa'es (imp), dam Mad >m, bred by Maltland Bros. Bard Times galne > firs piize «ntt champion at Invercargill In 1889, and first and champion at Dunedin Exhibition Show in 1190. Better Times' dam Jeanle, by Lord Salisbury (Imp), gnnd-dam Sctch Annie (imp). Thrms: single mare, £5; two or more the property of one owner, £2 10s. Good paddtckme, 2s 6d a week, All care taken, but no responsibility. Forfnrttier particulars, apply to — J. PAIRLIE, Owoer, Te Karaka ; or, T. KEKR, in charge, Ormond. _ aO* JO STAND THIS vJ^tJjSjjr Redstone's Stables, Gjsborue, The Coaching Stallion, ROBIN HOOD, Seventeen hands high, by St. Albana— dam Nellie; Nellie by Monga Park; Monga Park eire of Rockwood, Moonlight and Maid of Munster— all well known performers on tbe trotting track. For further pedigree, see cards. Terms : £2 10 a single mare ; two or more as per agreement. Good paddocking free for one month. All care taken, but no responsibility. Also,— The Roadster Stallion, TKMPEBT, .By Daniel O'Rourke— Sid mare. Tempest being so well known as a buggy horse and sure foal-getter, further comment lis needless. Terms on application. J. R. REDSTONE, Criterion Stubles. iifT-iTm dtfifffrf HTOSTVNDTHIS 1 seasun, The Arab-bred Hackney Stallion SARACEN. BABAOBN is by Crusadje (imported), dam BiLLB, by ARAB Guild (Imported), grand dam Mar; (imp.), hunting mare. Crueader was imported from India by A. McDean, E>q., of Hawke's Bay, and It considered one of tho highest caste Arab stallion; ever imported into the Australasian colonies. :he Australasian says:— -'This Is certainly the most beautiful Arab horse ever imported. He stands ovet 16 binds, and bas immense bone, with plenty ol substance and quality all over. He isi»£knowledged to be tbe very best Arab that ever ran In India, i prcof or that being that at one meeting In Calcutta fee had no less than ibree walk-oven, thelndlor. Herald remarklojr: 'No owner caring to start again?) the grfeat Crusader at welght-for-age, tbe Deserl Pinto, distance two miles, resulted in a walk-over Cruf-wier won tbe Dehra Derby, Umballa Derby Pesert Bt«kes, Asian Plate, Madras Derby and man] other races. After racing In Indh for five years, at all distances, under big weights, Crusader retired from the turf with an unbeaten record." Sabacbk is a blood bay with black points, striding 16 handß S inches, with plenty of bone and substance. Ht Is very quiet and good-tempered, and from the stout Dees of his breeding; his progeny are certain to hi tnobt va uable either for hacks, hunters, or carriage horses. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms ; £8 single mare ; two or more as por agroemoot Covering foes must be paid before removal c' raareß. One month's grazing frco, aftor which Sa per week will be charged. O. GRAY, Waiohika. /XcL^il rpO STAND AT %ES^if3, 1 ORMOND iZjl_j^!«i this BKABON> IW^pvy^B&l^ And to travel district, The Oldenburg Carriage Stallion, DELPHIN. DELPHIN, Imported direct from the celohratod Oldenburg Stud, Suwundan, near Rodenklcbea, Grand Dukedom of Oldenbmj, Germany, . Bones from this stud have lately taken over 400prlz3sand medals in Europe and America, Delphln is the true type of a coaching stallion, and is, in fact, the beat specimen to be seen in the Hemisphere. He «v bred by Edward Lubben, and foaled 22nd Apill, 1887; la a rich blood bay with two whtto •Okie*, and stands 18 hands 8 inchos high. Delpbia'a breeding Is of tho most successful strains, being got by Magnet by Agairemnon, by Yellachich, dam by Zeroebog by General Oarf, Wedel by Boiadil. The breeding of horses In Germany is paid great attention to by the Government, and all the stallions at the service of tho public have to be pasted hy the Governnunt Veterinary Hunieon as sound, and ot good conformation and constitution. De phin Is a handsome b'ooci bay horse, of grand proportions, also splendid conformation. Be is o.' a thoroughly sound constitution, most docile tornper, supeiior action, and i« a euro foal-geltif. The stock ot Delphln should command extreme prices when mated with good mares, Buch es superior carriage horses, upstanding barks, crosscountry borses, Indian remounts, and cavalry hones. Dolphin was the winner of tbe first prize Rt tho February Show, and also first prize and certiflcats at the September .■how at Wanganul in If 81 ; first in 1804 as tbe best horse on tho ground. Delphln was also first and champion at Tokomnrio tn 1896, and first at Clutha Bamo year. Terms: £3 8s ■ guarantee as p<r arrangement: Two or more mares as per agreement. All fees to be paid before the removal ot mares. Good paddockiug, with f reah stream of water. Paddocking, 2s Od per vsa'i after service ot marcs. All core taken but no responsibility. Apply to O. NEENAN, Ormond. —Or, F. 8. ses Bashes, Mavonio Stabln, Gisborne. 453 THE following Stallions will run with mares at Opou this season :— NATIVE MINISTER PRINCE CONSORT MONACO One month's grazing free of charge ; 2s 6d per week thereafter. Services by either of abovd, £2 10s por marc JSo guarantee given. JOHN CLARK, 732 Opou. TO bTAND THIS SEASON ATTOUGO BAY. tf^4BMs£Ste Thoroughbred Sire, The Dauphin— Dam, Slssio (Importoa). 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