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Waipawa Mail, Volume XVIII, Issue 2980, 7 October 1893, Page 4

TO STANDTHIS SEASON AT MANGATABATA STATION, WAIPUKOBAU. The Thoroughbred Sire JET D’EAU, By Cadogan—Waterwitch. JET D’EAU was a good performer on the turf, especially under welter weights. He is a Chestnut in color, and possesses plenty of bone and substance. Jet d’Eau obtained Second Prize in the Fitat-'&ass Thoroughbred section,' which was a very large one, at the Hawke’s Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Shov: in October last. TEtiMS—-Six Guineas each mare ; two or more as per arrangement. For further particulars apply to FOUNTAIN LUNN, Groou-iu-Cbarge, 52 Mangatarata. CJtYDESDAIiSS. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WILLOW FARM, KAIKORA, The Pure bred Clydesdale Entire BLUE BONNET.

BLUE BONNET is a dark bay horse, low set and very muscular. Sire, Sir William Wallace, dam by bid Dugdale (imp.}, her dam by Conqueror out of a Maui mare. BLUE BQNNET obtained first prize as a 3-year-old (only time shown) at the Hawke’s Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Show;'lßß6. For docility, honesty, and constitution, nothing better has ever been introduced into Hawke’s Bay, TERMS.—Single Mares, £3 3s; Two or more mares, the property of the same owner, as per agreement. Every care taken bot no responsibility. For particulars apply to WILLIAM CRAYFORD, Owner, Willow Farm, 53 Kaikora. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MOTUOTARAIA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion LORD GORDON, Rising 4 years old. LORD GORDON is a dark bay and very handsome horse, of good size and substance, active, and a sure foalgetter. He was bred at Gladbrook, Otago, by John Roberts, Esq., and is by Sir Arthur Gordon (No 161 “ N.Z. Stud Book ”), dam Darling 11, by Sir Colin, out of Darling (imp). Darling was a mare of great substance and quality, and a winner of many prizes. Darling 11, has only been shown twice, and .took one First Prize and one Second Prize. Sir Arthur Gordon, the sire of Lord Gordon, was bred by the Hon Matthew Holmes (Awaiaofi). and is by Young Banker (imp), who took First Prize at Johnstone Show in 1875. At the Glasgow , Show ib 187.6 he Btobd Second, and afterwords gained the First Prize in his class at Dumbarton and Kilbride Shows, while he has never been beaten in a show ring , in the Southern Hemisphere. TERMS—Six Guineas, two or more mares as per arrangement. Lord Gordon is at present on view at Waipukurau. For full particulars apply to ROBERT THOMSON, Groom-in Charge, 52 Motuotaraia.