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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1894, 27 October 1886, Page 4

.ffiC THE THOBOUGHBBED STALLION EAELY BIRD (Sire, Day Dawn (b) oat of Chance by Sir Hercules (b), Finesse, by Toss (a) Flirt by Mariner (Arab), <6c., Ac.) Day Dawn by.Ravenaworth (a), out of Skybird (a), by leddington, Ac., Ac. DAY DAWN was fall brother to Grip's dam Awatea, aud Chanea was full sister to Revoke, the dam of Mr Tanoted’s Premier,aud Tramp Card. Dead Shot’s dam, Certainty, was a daughter of Chance, Dead Shot being the Site ol Malai Early Bird has generally been at the Stud in Wanganui and Nelson, but he has started in seven events, oat ol which he won three, his last win being the first Steeplechase held in Wellington about three years ago. Early Bird will stand at bis owner's stables at the Tutu. Terms— £4 5s per mare, allowance made for two or more. Every care taken, bat no responsibility. For further particulars apply to C. TILLYABD, Tutu. Waihenga, 12th September, 1886. 201

IHE THOEOUGH3RED HOBSB DONCASTER WILL tray*! tms dumet during the Season. Leaves Feathers ton on Uoo« day momiog, passing through Greytown lor Caitarton; returning on Tuesday. For farther particulars see cards. W. CBAWFOHU, 266 Proprietor.

TO STAND AT MARTINBOBOUQH. The Tboiougbbred Stallion UGLY BUCK, Bred by the Uiddle Park Stud Company. The best pedigree of aoj thoroughbred horae in Um district. See cards. To stand at Ur Tilaoa’a, Mart in bo rough. Single Mare i! 4; two or more as per agreement. 208

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred Horee TREASON, By Traducer, dam Lady Jana by Kiddlesworth' grand-dan Medora by Gleodower—Arab. Treason is a beautiful golden cheat nut, (tending about sixteen hand* high, with immense bone ana muscle, with Tery superior action; baa a splendid constitution and good temper ; is quiet to ride or handle. He has prosed himself a sure foal-getter ; has distingoiahed himself well on the turf, having never lost a race when starting for weight for age. He took first prise at Kickmond Agricultural Show, Nelson; he also took first prize at the Marlborough Agricultural Bbow. Treason is the sire of that splendid cross country horse Brebns, that baa so well distinguished himself both on the flat and over hurdles, non Treason's great size and splendid crossing of blood—Biddles, worth and Traducer—he cannot tail to get good staying stock, suitable for erosa-oonntry, carriage, hacks, and racehorses. Treason will be at the following places during the season, weather permitting Oreytown and Carterton, Fridays; Masterton, Saturdays ; sad at the Iron Stables, Featherston, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Terms, £4 a mare, an allowance for two or morn marea Good Paddocks free of charge until stinted. All care, but no responsibility. 211 GEO. FRXETH.

THE CLYDESDALE BNTIBB HOESE GLADSTONE, Uf lII* travel iu (be Wa>r&rape Diithet tb is mmoo, Tf Imtlo Keatertoa every Monday. GLADSTONE U by Prims* Royal (30) dun a Wallington mare'grand dam imported from Victoria. The well-known Clydeadale Stallion Prince Royal waa brad by Mr D. MoQaean, U. Bmeaton. Victoria, and waa imported by hia recent owner, Mr John McEellar, Doyleatowa, Caatarbary, Prince Royal ia by Prince Charlie, who waa imported by Metso J. and M. Molntoah from Scotland, whara he gained 7 first priaee—hia dam Bloaaom by RothwaU waa alao imported from Scotland. Prince Royal ia a rich brown color, atanda M hand* and 3 inchea, showing great aymmetry of tot»|With plenty of bone and Hen- of the beat faahion, prims* Royal commenced hia career aa a priae taker at two yean old, aecoring arcond place at Ballarat, and pad at Bmeaton, where he waa only beaten by Darwin——the winner of the Birea’ Prod no* Stake of adt Since hi* arriral in thia colony he ha* always been a prira-taker in every ahow yard where he be* raw* entered. At the Canterboir Afrieultnral and Paa. toral Aaaociation'a Metropolitan Show oflWO, he wa* awarded the Aaaociation medal and the President ■ Cup aa the beat draught stallion on the ground. fill stock erenow beginning to apeak lor thamaalra*, notably Mr Steddart’a colt Lord Raglan, who took first priae ea a three-year-old at Chnatohnrah mat year; Mr Pooook'a Prince Victor; Mr J. Boag* Reynl Pnnce ; and Mr Todd'a colt Kerin, all priae taken—together with a numarona progeny of proauantg yoongatera—many of which bid fur to don the bin* at no distant date, Terms—Ad j£2 payable in January 1887, and Cl whan the mare proves in tool Two or more marae aa per agreement For particulars see cards, J. HARDING, 838 Proprietor.

TO STAND THIS SEASON. At the Homestead of the Undersigned, THE THOROUGHBRED HOHBB TIM WHIFFLER, By Tim Whißer (S) winner of the Melbourne Cup, i.J.C. Stakes, three Qumii'b plates, Ac.,(beat- ' Mi* mg the Mighty Barb), by Lt n Sew Warrior (imp) sire of Tarragon (Champion winner) Volunteer (Tails) Bomula. (Launceston champion winner). The Prophet (Sydney Cap winner) Queen Bee, dam of Sting (Adelaide Cup winner) and 0.8. of Frailly, (dam o( Trenton), from Para, chute (dam of Jessie Umbra, Ac.,) by Kingston (imp) tire of Saranaka, Speculation (Sydney Cun winners). The Duke (winner A,J C. Derby). Blue retee (win. nor V.H.C. St Leger). Lecturer and \aletta Colt (winners of the A.J.C. sires Produce Stakes), and Kingeborough, winner of the A.J.C. Derby, A J.L. Si Leger, A.J.C. Champagne Stakes, A.J.C. Sires Pro. dnoo Stakes, and sire of Bubina (winner of the Dantes buir 6. A. Handicap), from Yerror ills, by Whalebon* (halfbiother to the immortal Sir Hercules, sire of Yattendon and the Barb). Industry, by Bt Jonu Prom the shore it is seen Tim .. one of the stoutest bred horses in the Southern Hemisphere, for through both sire sad dam he rune back to Bona Emigrant and Spaewim, two of thu greatest land-marks of the Australian stud Book. Tim Whiffler, (who takes Remington's pMed season) is e blood bay with black points, sad is weuseason) is e blood bay with black pouts, now " known throughout Mew Zealand as on# of the nest, soundest and handsomest race horsee ef U» day; for though he baa been on the Turf this last f ***!*.."? is as sonnd as the day he was foaled, with legs “d feat liks steel, a rare thing te be met with in the present day who hare any pretensions to a turfrecoro. Without a doubt he is one of the soundest kouss imm erer left the post for the paddock, u point strongly recommended to Breeders to keep in eignt warn selecting a sire. w The following are some of bis perform aneea j—wtm the Attckland Maiden Plate, Derby, Tres, Bpruf, Grand Stand, and M.M. Haodicapa, and Town Put* (w.Ca.); Hawke’e Bur, Tndsmnen’s, Bum* Ueadioape; Bntt Park Consolation (banting Administrator, Pay, Ac.,) Canterbury C.J.S. Wf, w 21b, beating Son’-wester, Ac.; Geraldine P-U. USU Cup (beating Knbinaand Posilade (M.Z. Cap winner)! Dunedin Prorinoial Pluto, besting Lady Mmasa — * Adamant (Dnnadin Cup winners). Wet seen—twenty wine timaa laelndiee SweMend Can tttfoet R.O.H. twiee, Geraldine K.C.H. twins. mU • OJ.C. faiSST jumap i i«uu mi Henderson Mill Cop, nmmml Stakes, Duped* Birthday Handicap, and V.l Cup (baafiag «M oUnksta aa Wslooms Jaak, Ohertot, Tirymin aua> chief, Teieeoe, Ac.) , Terms, £t par maim and it grewhtgtl |°* (rulingleper weak, until notice of aHattag ja.#»*fo when mares MUST be PAID POE, and l—omd«*A» in n fortnight, er Is par wash wU beokaifod ■ft*! sere taken.without iiipsuaiMtilj. Tor purntttbn too cards, or apply to W. 0. WILLIAMS, *O9 Kelwatwui. WMaaWjd.