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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12117, 7 November 1902, Page 7

To Stand tlie Season Tn the Nortli Taranaki District, riMIE Imported American Trotting I Stallion, By Albert W , from Yictori"e. Albert YictOK ha 3 already stood a e^asou in this district, and his stock have proved exceptionally good. Albert Victor is a bay horso, black points, standing 15.3, j well proportioned, and possesses a good temper, and somd constitution. Albert Victor will travel to Okato on Mondays, returning Wednesdays. For the balance of the week Albert Victor will stand at Russell's, Westown Fees: £4, single mare; groomage fee, 5 a (payable at first service); all service fees payable on January Ist, 1903. Any •uares sold, or dying, or changing hands n any way, to be paid for. For further particulars apply to G. DUNCAN d 491 Post Office, New Plymouth. NEW BLOOD, , TRIED BLOOD, W^^^M WINNING BLOOD. -~-~V.-^!= ?— fiClli Breeders in Taranaki are hereby notified that tho thoroughbred stallion MALA T U A will stand the season in thie district. Kalatua has a great lineage, as a perusal of his abulated pedigree (see cards) will sLow. He is a rich bay horse by Malua (Melbourne Cup winner) whom he greatly resembles, from Faithful by Darriwell (also a Melbourne Cup winner^ He stands 16^ hands, possesses plenty of bone and substance, and is free from blemish. His performances on the turf have also been excel. "*t. lie will stand at Rusbv ll's property at Ws-stown, and will travel " sufficient inducement offer. Fee : £5 5s ; Groomage, ss. For further particulars app co E RUSSELL, In charge Or DAN O'BRJEN, Owner New Plymouth rVlf\ T>T> A TTXPT 0 }\J JL XVii- V -EiJU & .--Idfe-is^«*Jk*Lr- ne Clydesdale Stallion DUKE OF FIFE (By the famous Earl of Fife). ON Saturday and Wednesday at Curtis's Stables, Inglewood ; the rest of the week where most inducement offers. Terms : £2, payable January Ist, 1903; if not in foal, services free next year. All mares sold or exchanged. Owner at first service held responsible. Guarantee as per agreement. DAVID TODD. Owner. Ingiewood, September 22nd, 1902. dB4B TO STAND THIS SEASON, At E. A. Laurent's, Smart Road, New Plymouth,' the Thoroughbred Stallion, Salvadan. ALVADAN is a rich chestnut, stand- * i 1 ing over 16, and combines within himself the richest blood that has graced tho English and American turf, as the outlines of his pedigree will show. ISalvadan, by Salvator, out of Danegeld (imp. from England to America). Salvator, one of the grandest racehorses the A merican turf has ever known, winner of the Champion Stakes, the Suburban Handicap, Conqueror of Tenny, and with the mile record of 1.35£ to his credit. He started nineteen times, aud was never unplaced but once. He won four races as a two-year-old, eight as a three-year-ol'l, five straight victories as a four-year-old. His winnings amounted to 120,355 dollars apart from matches. IT is great match race was with Tenny, when he ran j the mile and a quarter on a round course, tarrying 8.10, in 2-05. Match against iime, Monmouth Park, one mile, in 1.35f, the world's record He was bred by Mr J. B. Haggin, the well-known Californian sportsman . Danegeld, by Doncaster, out of Tribute Dauegeld was bred by Lord Rosebery. She won two good races out of four starts as a two year-old, but owing to an injury'did not race again. She produced two foals in England, namely, Lady Marden, winner on the flat and over country, and Damsel, a winner at two and threeyears old. Salvador was her third, and the first foal in America. Breeders will note the relationship to the defunct St. Leger. Tribute was a fine mare, winning at two, three, four, and five years old. Among her best performances may be mentioned the Datchet Welter Plate, carrying 10.2, the County Members Plate at Oxford, carrying 11.2, the Wrekiu Cup at Shrewsbury, with 9.12, the Flying Welter Plate, at Manchester, with'lO.B, the Epsom Town Plate, and the Forest Plate at Windsor. Salvadan, by Salvator, from -Danegeld, by Doncaster, from Tribute. Sal va tor is by Prince Charlie, tho sire of Lochiel i:om Salina by Lexington from Lightso me. Prince Charlie by Blair Athol from Eastern Princess. Salvadan has no performances; reason, when in training as a two-year-old he got a severe kick on the near front pastern, ys hi eh enforced his retirement. Ho was imported to this colony with Gilead, both for eale. Having apparently recovered, J. Chaafe, of Auckland, attempted again to train him, and after putting up in his trials (as alleged by some of Auckland's oldest trainers) remarkable time, the old injury again for a time completely disabled him. Fees : Thoroughbred mares, £4 4s ; other mares, £3 10s ; groomage. ss. All mares coming by train v. ill be met at Smart Road station or New v Tiouth Grazing, Is 6d per week, i E A. LAURENT, d 443 Owner