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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8663, 4 November 1899, Page 1

ft jm|| TO STAND THIS ThetFashionably-bred Brown Horse, BRIGAND (Foaled 2nd December, 1888), By Brigadi*b — Dam Gannett. Oakkmt, brown mare bred by T. mid 8. Morrln, st Wellinfrton Park, by Anteros out of Albntross, by Malta out of Auk, by Marquis out of SengnU, b.v Fißierman. Bwoadikr, by Mufket out oJ Punga-we-ewere, winner of Dunedin Cup, and dam of Innumerable winners, (,'snnott was never trained, and went early to. the stud. Malta, the elre of AlbatroßS, was a good racehorse and won the Hawkesbury Guineas, beating Richmond, Robin Hood, aid other*. MaVa also won the A J.O. Produe* Stakei, and ftiher races. Auk, tho dam of Albatross, la by The Marquis, winner of the Two -I bousand Guineas and St Lcger.nnd was only beaten by a head (or the Derby. BRIQAa D, the flm of this marc's produce, wob very fast, and won a» a two-yf ar-old, tho Hobson Handicap at the Takapuna J.C. Summer Meeting, beating Role, Brigade, and Lady Bel!e ; and at the A.R.C. «utnmn Meeting won the Onslow Stakes, beating Dishonour and Brigade. Asathreo-yenr-oM won the Oisborne Spring H»ndlcap,l26 Bovs.ono mile *no a-half ; and at th« A.1t.0. Spring Meeting, won the Auckland Guineas, t» atlnr that good colt The Workman ; aid on the same nay came out and won the Prirce of Wales Handicap, beatine that great flier RepWsul, and * big field. At four years, r.'n M-cond fn the Auckland Cup, of 600 soys, 2 mile-, to St. Hippo, beating Mergansei tho fastest mare in New Zealand, also The Workman, n great performer in Australia, Impulse, Plr.fire, Coalscuttle, nnd Scot free, the two miles being cut out In Smin Sojsec Tkbju : 8 guineas for stDgle mure ; two mares or more, aa per agreement. For further particulars, apply to— SAMUEL C. GOLDSMITH. gSmg^mti rpo STAND THIS aGyrasij JL season, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, BKTTER TIMKS BETTER TIMES Is a hands-mo dapple browo' tending 16.5, strong, compa't, plenty of good bone and hair, thoroughly sou .d and nclve. «Tth a gord constitution and qui«t temper. The sire <l Better Times Is Mard Times, dam Polly, by h xtlngu'Eher, dam Mijrpfe Mclorruack, by Vanquisher (imp); Poly by Young Prin: c of Wa'es(imp), dam Mnd -m, bred by Maitland Bros. Hard iimefc,gaine< first pitze and champion at rnvercargill in 1889, and S'Bt and champion at Duricdln Exhibition Show In 1890. Better Times' d»m Jeanie, by Lord Salisbury (imp), grand-dam Se teh Annie (Imp). Trrmb : Single mare, £S; two or mom the property of one owner, £210s< Good paddeckliur, !s 6d a week, All can taken, but no responsibility. For farther particulars, apply to— J. PAIBLIfi, Owner, Te Karaka ;or, T. KERR, ia oharge, Ormond. ■ rfSUft I "° STAND THIS WPtoMUgJ^lit Bedstone's Stables, Gisborue, The Coaching Stallion, BcBlN HOOD, Seventeen hands high, by St. Albans — dam Nellie ; Nellie by Monga Park ; Monga Park sire of Bockwood, Moonlight and Maid of Monster— all well knowu performers on the trotting track. For further pedigree, see cards. : Teems: £2 10s single mare ; two or more as per agreement. Good paddocking free for one month. All care taken, but no responsibility. Also,— The Boadster Stallion, THMPEST, By Daniel O'Rourke— Sid mare. . .'■ TEMFEBT being so well known as a buggy horse and Bure foal-getter, further comment is needless. Terms on application. J. R. REDSTONE, Criterion Stables. ciinuj^Bte r r° Btand this The Arab-bred Hackney Stallion SAEACEN. BARAOEN is by Obcsasis (Imported), dam Bbilk, by AsAb Child (imported), grand dam Mar} (Imp.), hunting mare. Crusader was Imported from India by A; McLesn, Esq., of Hawko'a Bay, nnd Is ..considered one of the highest caste Arab stallion? ever imported Into the Australasian colonies, ihr Australasian says:— "This Is certainly the most beautiful Arab hono ever Imported. Hoßtandsovei 16 bands, 'and has Immense boue, with plenty ol - aubstanceand quality. all over. Heisa^knowledged to be the very best Arab that ever ran in India, s . proof or that being that at one meeting in Calcutta be had no lees than ihrce walk-ovore, the Indian ■ Herald remarking: 'No owner caring to start agalnm the great Oraader at weight-forage, the Desert Plate, distance two miles, resulted in a walk-over Craader won the Dohra Derby, Cmbnlla Derby - - Desert SUkes, Asian Plate, Madras Derby aud man; . other races. Aflor raelcg In IndK for five yean, at all distances, under big weights, Crusader retired from the turf with nn unbeaten record." Saeaobk Is a blood bay with black points, stnrdlnglC hinds ' 8 inches, with plenty ot bone and robstance. Hf l« very quiet and gooa-tempered, and from tho stoutness ot hb breeding, his progeny are certain to b« most va uible either for hacks, hunters, or carriage — horses. Krery care taken, but no responsibility. ' Tirmb :68 single mire ; two or more as per agree ment. Covering fees must ba paid before removal p< mans. One month'B grazing freo, aftor which £» per wbek will be charged. C. GRAY, .- Waiohika. C>i<sai*<&ffi& TO STAND AT -!tffißSS»K£, 1 ORMOND irTLZI^WI THIS SKABON> yt& >^&*y&£it» And to travel distriot, The Oldenburg Carriage Stullion, ; • • DELPBIN. y,' : DKLPHIN, Imported diiect from the celebrated !«_ Oldenburg Btud, Buwundau, near Rodenkichca, Dukedom pf Oldenbuig, Germany. Horses /-from this stud have lately taken over 100 prizes acd medals In Europe and America, Delphin Is the " ' true typeot a coachlog etalllon, and is. in fact, the - b«£ bs£C*Ba6D to I>d seen in the hemisphere. He KMibW by Kdward Lubben, and foaled 22nd ApilL, 1887 J la a rich blood bay with two white Miklec, and stands 16 hands S inches high. Dolphin's breeding is of the moßt tucceeaful strains, ' Being* got by Mrgnet by Agamemnon, by Vellachlch, dim by Zeraebog by Gknorai Qsrf, tVedel by Eondll, The breeding of horses in Germany is poJd great attention to by the Government, and all thesti'liobs at the service of the public have to be pafeilby the Government Veterinary "ureeon as sound/and of good conformation and cons; itutlon. ,- . De'phm^sa handsomo blood bay horse, of grand - . proportions, also splendid conformation. He Is of : a thoroughly sound constitution, most docile temper,' superior' action, and i< a sure foal-getter. The stock: of Delphin should command extreme prices when mated with &ood marea, such m fuperlof carriage homes, upstanding backs, crosscountry horses, Indian romounta. acd cavolry boraes. Dolphin was the winner of the first prize at. the,, February Show, and also first price and 'certlfioita tt the September > how at Wanganui in 1C91 ; first In 1891 as the best horse on the ground. Delphin Was also first end cbnuplon at Tokomarl o in 1896, and first at Clutha same year, Tebmo: £S 8s ■ guarantee as per arrange n-ent: Two or more mares as per agreement. All fees to bo paid before the removal of mares. Good paddockiug, with (rah stream of water. Paddocking, 2s 6d per week alter service of mares. All care taken but do responsibility. Apply to O. NEENAN, Ormond. — Or, F. S. des Barres, • Masonic Btablos, 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 r 8d per week thereafter. Services by either *~ of above, £2 10s per mare, fto guarantee given. JOHN CLARK, 732 Opou. TO bTAtt'D THIS SEASON AT TOU GO BAY. ffjlßJ» *t3w3 r |^-^ Thoroughbred EGALITE, Eire, The Dauphin— Dam, Steio (Imported). Tsshs : Stnglo mare, £3 3s ; two or more, £2 10s each. For further particulars, apply to— C. WILLIAMSON ; ok, 36 E. BOLAND. CO" PAVOOBITE Is the name given to a brand of Jelly Powders and Jelly •Crystals whioh are favourites wherever they are used. Simple instructions are given -with each packet. Jellies flavoured to any taste are made in a minute — and eaten in lessThey are simply delicious. Try them, and My Favourite will be your favourite.