SIRES OF THE SEASON. EUROGLYDON (18) TO STAND THIS SEASON At Taylosrville, and travel the surrounding districts. TTIUROCLYDON is a hard chestnut, PM standing 16£ hands high. His sire, Gorton, was sired in England and foaled in Auckland. Gorton's sire, Thunderbolt, a great racehorse, was got by fcbe great Stockwell. Gorton's dam, Lyra, -was by tlhe English Derby winner Thormaiiby. Lady Gertrude, dam of Eurocyldon, is the dam of many good ones, including Blizzard, Mistral, dam of Pampero, and Mist, dam of Vladimir. Euroclydon was one of New Zealand's greatest racehorses. As a three-year-old he was never beaten. After winning the New Zealand Cup and Derby, he put up an Australasian Tecord in the Canterbury Cup, 2i miles, in 3.57|. As a four-year-old he carried 9.5, and only got beaten by 'half-a-tength. Euroclydon has already sired some good horses, including Happy Home, Brighton, Radium, Lee Side, Betsy, Eurus, and a good many other winners. This is the last season breeders will have of Euroclydon's" services in this district. ' Fees, £6 6s, grazing extra. Apply **- moCULLY, Taylorville, Wanganui. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN WAVERLEY AND HAWERA DISTRICTS, OOOLGARDIE* THE TROTTING STALLION, (Bred iby Friedlander Bros., Canterbury.) Sire Camel, dam The Arab (imp.). /"10OLGARDIE is a handsome bay KJ horse, with black points, standing 17 hands high, with good temper, perfectly quiet in both saddle and harness. Sire Camel, gr. sire Berlin (imp., 374. Wallace T.R. vol. iv., imported from America by the late Robt. Wilkin, Esq., of Christchurdh), g. gr. sine Dudley, g.g.g. Edwin Forest. Ooolgardie's dam, The Arab (imported by the late Nabob Wilson, Esq., of Chmtohurch), Camel's dam Duohess, gr. dam Traducer mare. Ooolgardie has taken several first prizes in the show-ring, and his stock are first-class performers. He lhas proved himself a sure foal-getter, and on his breeding he should nick well with any mare. TERMS: £3 3s. On or before Ist January, 1906. Two or more mares as per agreement. Groom's Fee, 55., payable at first service. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to D. (MOORHOUSE, Owner. TO STAND AT WANGANUI. (Rutland Stables). TURAKINA AND MARTON. mHE Thoroughbred Sire NESTOR (2) ± St. Leger (3), from Tamora ,(2), Musket (3). NESTOR is only a young horse at th€ Stud, but has already sired Polycast** Single mares £5 ss. Apply EL I. GRICE, Turakina. TO STAND THE SEASON BH. H PHAETHON (3, 1890.) WILL TRAVEL WANGANUI AND MARTON DISTRICTS. PHAETHON will be at the Service of Breeders in the Wanganui and Marton Districts. BY Trenton (18), a eon of Musket (3), out of tlhe great mare Frailty, 6he being a daughter of Gokteborough (13). His dam, Sapphire, who is the dam of Rupert, Marlnella, Pearl, Zelendia, Ballater, Saponite, Blue Fire, who won during the season 1893-4 £2,087 in stakes, Mannlicher, winner of C.J.C. Champagne Stakes, beating Gipsy Grand and Musketry, also won 3rd Challenge' Stakes of £1000, beating Euroclydon and five others, Bijou, St. Conon, Blue Water, and others. Sapphire is by The Drummer (1) oat of Amethyst, by Ambrose (1), a son of the great Touchstone (14). Being got in Australia, and not raced owing to an accident, his opportunities were lost to the turf. He is fhe sire of Lady Lillian, Phaethonitis, Aeronaut, Trentbridge, and others. He is a horse of commanding size and substance, stands 16.2, and measures 9 inches below the knee. Phaethon, the only son of Trenton in the colony, will be at the service of breeders. Early application is necessary, as he is limited to 50 mares at £5 ss. Phaethon will be at Fordell and Turakina on Mondays, Marton (at Mclndoes' stable) on Tuesdays, returning Wednesday to Wanganui for the remainder of the week at Jefferson's stables. For further particulars apply to G. CHAMBERLAtN, in charge, or F. ATKINS, Wanganui. Good Paddooking nt Is. 6d. per week. LACE CURTAINS LACE CURTAINS 3* YARDS LONG. At 3s. lid., 4s. 6d., ss. 6d., 6s. 6d. Bs. 6d., 10s. 6d., 125., 14s. Per Pair. Honeycomb Quilts, Satin Quilts Toilet Covers, Duchess Covers, Rugs and Mate, Linoleums and all Requisite! for renewing your home at Spring Cleaning Time, at JOHN MUIR &SON, WAVERLEY.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12658, 21 November 1905, Page 6
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