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Waipawa Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 2352, 24 October 1889, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the TavUlock Stables, WAIPUKURAU, H. 8., The Thoroughbred Stallion BLACK BOSE. (Bred by Mr Redwood.) BLACK ROSE is by Anteros—Rosalind, whose performances on the New Zealand Turf stamp him as one of the most valuable Entire Horseß now in existence. Black Rose is a brown horse, standing 15$ bands, with immeuse quarters loins, bone and muscle, and he has proved i himself a stayer, having won the Canterbury Derby, beating Fusilier, Liverpool, Ugly Buck, Water King, Carlton, Dime, Pearl, and Lady Evelyn. The following day he ran a good rccond to the redoubtable Welcome Jack in the Canterbury Cup of 2$ miles, which race he led in to the distance post, where through swerving at the crowd, he allowed the son of Miss Flat to secure the Judge's eye a neck ahead of him. Ho subsequently won the Island Bay Cup in a common canter, beating Leonora, Ugly Buck, and four others.

BLACK ROSE’S TABULATED PEDIGREE IS ANNEXED. He will serve mares at six guineas each. The best paddocking accommodation in provided, but no responsibility undertaken. L. EVANS, 181 Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT ASHLE Y-C LI NTON. The Thoroughbred Racing Sire TURQUOISE. TURQUOISE is a brown horse, with excellent quality and of good bone and substance, suitable for getting highclass Hacks and Steeplechasers as well hr Thoroughbred Flat Racers of the first order. He was bred by Mr Samuel Gardiner, of Bundoora Park, Victoria, and is got by Tubal Cain from Topaz, a descendant of the great Juliet family which has given to Australia more class racehorses than any other strain in the colonies. Martini-Henri, Nordenfeldt, Sardonyx, First Water, Goldsbornugh, Robin .Hood, Robinson Crusoe (sire of Trident and Navigator), and a host of other good ones aro all descended from this family. Turquoise has proved himself a good performer on the Turf, having at all distances, and under heavy weights carried his colours to victory. As a threeyear old he was thought to be almost as good as that champion Welcome Jack. The following are some of his principal performances : Won Stewards’ Handicap, six furlontrs, at the C.J.C. Spring Meeting, 1884, carrying 7st 101 b ; won Taranaki J.C. Handicap, 2 miles, at T.J.C. Autumn Meeting, 1885, carrying Bst 101 b; won Easter Handicap, 1J irsles, and Autumn Handicap, miles, at the A.R.C Autumn Meeting 1885, carrying 9st 31b and 9st 101 b respectively ; won Ladies’ bracelet at A.R.C. Steeplechase Mooting, 1987, carrying 12st ; won Consolation Handicap at H.B.J.C. Spring Meeting, 1887.

Terms.—Single mares,J £5 5s ; two or more the property of the same owner, us per agreement. Good Paddocking accommodation. All mares be removed when stinted, due notice of which will be given. For further particulars, apply to THOMAS ELLINGHAM, 128 Ashley-Cliuton. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TE AUTE AND KAIKORA, The Fashionable Thoroughbred Entire Martini Enileld. (Bred by Auckland Stud Companj’.) Martini enfield is a brown colt, stands 16 hands 1 inch, by Musket out of Lyra, Lyra imported, got by Thormanby, Derby winner, Ascot Gold Gup, dam Clotilda, by Touchstone out of Valuntinia, by Velocipede out of Jane, by Moses. Martini Enfield is full brother to Whitworth who has raced so successfully in Victoria. Lyra is full sister in blood to Albany. Albany is by Thormanby out of Griselda by Touchstone. It will, therefore, be seen that Martini Enfield has in him the two most successful struins of blood, viz. : Musket and Albany, the emperors of the turf. For extended pedigree see cards. Terms—Single Mare, £5 5s ; two or more mares ns per agreement. All care taken but no responsibility. W. ROBINSON, 199 Te Aute. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT ENNISKILLEN FARM, TAM UM U. The Thoroughbred Entiro TEEEUGA. The only one left of real Touchstone Blood. TERENGA is a chestnut horse, standing 164 hands, and has some of the best blood of thoroughbreds coursing in his veins. He has good bone, and has proved himself one of the best sires in the district for improving the breed of good useful weight-carrying hacks and cross country horses. Terenga is by Ravensworth, Dam Phoebe—Ravensworth by Touchstone, Phoebe by Sir Hercules. For full pedigree see “ New Zealand Stud Book.” Terms—£4 4s each mare, no grooming fees ; two or more mares the bona Jiile property of the owner as per arrangement. Good well watered paddocks free up to IstJan uary, 1890. Mares left with Mr Nicholson, Waipawa, will be forwarded toTamumu. J. C. E. PRICE, 2 1 5 Enniskillen Farm, Tamumu.