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Waikato Argus, Volume XV, Issue 6050, 25 September 1903, Page 4

Stud Notice*. M 0 STAND THE SEASON A'l OjH AUP 0THirGREATLY BRED TROTTING STALLION, YOUNG SALISBURY EJ9 1 H?i °'

YOUNG SALISBURY The Bona and grandsons of the mighty | and wide over the loin, denoting great Nutwood in the stud, not to be outdone strength, yet the rump has that pleasing by their performing brothers and sisters, slope which elegance and high finish or their sisters that have achiored dis- require. The forearms and gaskins are tinction as producers of speed, in which very powerfully muscled, the knees Hat, classes they lead the world, are going on the hocks large and strong. ±or his size reproducing their kind in manner that the carpal and tarsal bones are very large will soon plaee them in the foremost rank and are supported by the strongest of aßwell. Moro than 125 sons of Nutwood tendons. The ankles are of the right aro now or-ciitert wich being the sires of slope and his feet of the best. With close to 700 standard performers, a total proper handling and in the hands of a which is ouly surpassed by old Hamble- mechanic we have no hesitancy in pretonian himself and his greatest son, dieting that this grandly bred descendant George Wilkes. ot the OD,V Nutwood would easily enter Young Salisbury was bred in Kentucky the first flight ~ i . *« .1 :_Ui.. XT..f.™„„,l Tho turn dir and is a grandson of the mighty Nutwood and comes by his exceptional good qnalisires' family is noted for. His head i the large eyes bespeak an unusual in proves. The jowl is wide, the throttles A limited r clear and well defined, corresponding to served at £5 5s the beautiful arch of the crest. The shoulders are well laid, the back straight The two direct strains of Abdallah 15 happily combining with a generous and comes by his exception*: gooa qnau- nappujr U u.o.u. U6 .""", :" " j "r ties honestly. Eight yean old. he is a sprinkling of Mambrino Chief and the handsome dark bay with black points thoroughbred blood of Bashtron, are and an abundant mane and tail, the bound to tell. For to these strains we latter running deep into the rump, an owe a (Jresceua 2.C2J, our worlds charn. infallible sign of the gameness that his pion. . _. - .. .:__.. r :iJf :„ „„V„j *„- PTi.. hparf ia The blood that flows in Young Saltssires'iamiiy is noted ior. ma m-au i» iu = "'"7, *"-" "'"- , . r. £• elean-enc. the ears small and alert, and bury from his dam flows also in WcKin ney 2.11£, one of the greatest young sires me large cyea uOTpoiw »" -.. .- —., ~, - telligence which his gentle disposition that was ever bred in California. nrrwT.. The inwl is wide, the throttles A limited number of mares will be J. TEDDY, Owner.

TO STAND THIS SEASUN and travel the surrounding districts —The Draught Stallion EAEL OF SALISBURY, By Salisbury Pride Routo later TO STAND AT TE AWAMUTU and travel the surrounding district —The Roadster Stallion WOODSTOCK, By Patchem—dam Cuessey WOODSTOCK is a Black Colt, throe years old, bred by C. J. Storey, Esq., Te Awamutu Standiog close on 15 hands, with a great shoulder, on particularly sound lees and feet, a beautiful mover and of excellent temperament, this horse to get weight carrying hacks, cobs and hunters, should be an acquisition to the district, being himself a natural jumper Patchem, the sire of Woodstook, requires no recommendation to the public Cheasey, his dam, by tho well known Merrylegs, is also the dam of numerous prize winoers, including Dandy (full brother to Woodstock), who holds an unbeaten record in his class, and is admitted to be one of the bcßt Cobs in the Australasian Colonies Route later »C^ Open to a limited number of mares at three guineas Every care taken, bub no xeeponsibility J. POLLARD, Te Awamutu TO STAND AT HAMILTON and travel the Surrounding Dis» tricts—The well known Roadster Stallion MEEEYMAKEE Merry Legs—Countess Route ; MONDAY—Hamilton to Ngarnawabia and Taupiri TUESDAY Taupiri to Hamilton, through Woodlands WEDNESDAY Tamaherc, Matangi, Tauwhare, and Eureka THURSDAY—Back to Hamilton Rest of week at Stables, Royal Hotel Terms: Single marcs, £2 10a; two or more, £2 2s each Wm. WINTER, Owner TO STAND THIS SEASON at Hinuera—The Thoroughbred Stallion FEEEDOM Captivator—Maid of Honour. FREEDOM is winner of Canterbury and Dunedin Cups. Terms : Single mare, 3J guineas; two or more, 3 guineas; grazing, 1b per week Every care but no responsibility W. C. RING, Owner rnO STAND THIS SEASON . and serve a Limited Number of Mares at bis Owner's Stables, Hautapu (near Cambridge)—The well known Thoroughbred Stallion MUSKAPEEE Musket (imp)—Venos Transit Terms : Single Mare, 3.J guineas ; two or more, tho property of odo owner, 3 guineas ; half fee payable at end of sea» sod, and half when mare proves in foal Grazing free. All care taken, but no responsibility JOHN BROWNE

rg-10 STAND THIS SEASON JL at the Owner's Residence, St. Kilda, near Cambridge—That Most Compaot Young Draught Stallion YOUNG CAMPSIE Young Cimpsie by Campsie dam Dolly, by Young Wellington; grand dam by YouDg Champion ; great-grand dam Qoeenie, etc Terras on application to H. MAHOOD, Owner TUD NOTICE WEBLEY Hotchkisß—Fairy Queen WILL BE AT THE SERVICE OF BREEDERS FOR THE SEASON, on the same route aa last year, between the farm, To Akatea, Ngaruawahia, Whatawhata, Hamilton, and Hunlly. His old supporters will be met by agreement. Wm. HORNE, Owner. Te Akatea, Sept. 9, 1903. IG/9 rpO STAND AT GREENHILL AND 1 LOCHIEL STABLES, and travel where sufficient inducement offers— THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION MUSKETKY 55 Sire, Maxim Dam, Flattery By Musket, dam By Traducer, dam Realisation Miss Flat MUSKETRY was bred by G. G Stead, Esq., Canterbury, and is a beautiful blood Bay Horse with black points, a horse of first-class conformation and quality, with plenty of size and strength in both body and limb, in fact it is very rarely indeed that such size and quality combined is to be had in one horse. His temper and action are all that could be desired, and his breeding could not be surpassed, as a perusal of hia tabulated pedigree in the Studß ook will prove, he having conic from the two greatest families that ever raced in New Zealand. He has proved himself a real sure fonUgetter, and his stock are very promising indeed; only a very few thoroughbred mare.", have been put to him, and a good proportion have done well. He was a very good racehorse himself, and won, amongst other races, a six furlong race at Sydney in a field ct 32 horses, with Oat 61b in the saddle, in lmin 16sec, and what might have been a brilliant racing career was brought to an end abruptly by an accident to one of his knees. His size and strength, with absence of anything i<pproaching coarseness, should make him a valuable sire for either thoroughbreds, hunters, harness, or hack horses. TERMS: Thoroughbred mares, Bgs each \ two or more, 7gß each ; half payment at end of season, other if mares prove in foal Huck niare?, 4gs each ; two or more same owner, 3Aga each ; 2ga payable at end season, balance if mares prove in foal Route and other particulars in tuture issue W. TAYLOR, Green Hill QTUD SEASON, ~ 1903 To Ownerß of Stallions. Arrangements can now be made for ADVERTISING STALLIONS FOR THE COMING SEASON. In this connection The Waikato Argus, by reason of its Large Circulation, offers SPECIAL FACILITIES to Horse-owners to bring their animals under the notice of Breeders'.in the (bounties of Waikato, Waipa, Raglan, and Piako. R. J. GWYNNE, Manager.