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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7846, 12 September 1904, Page 3

jStt rflO stand the season Af JL at Masterton, and travel the Surrounding The Thoboughbbed MERRIE ENGLAND. » m Capaple The Colonel 55 CCJrS Sister to Cactus 2 «-, 3 I Parjismftv fir Hercules o ... raraguay Parac , igm as _— ....' . ._ - EJ H fl TrOS Priam g < «<8 Ally g J * Alice Gray gffi"' - " -2 S 4*'^Baron X£ er E 5G 2;£ £ n , . Gleneoe Z g a Pacohontes MMpMsft J j S? Harkaway . c °" o,ni , B *. (5 p ! _>- ' dof Nabocklish i - < Ze H a Appolohia ac o I Bay i Sultan £ -S | Middkton j Cobweb fl_ P? r- 1 3 t> _ it i Sandbeck X 3 *Q' Barbelle j Dari oi.tta U 5, *= Seane I Royal Oak g Q >>g qof Qrville | * S Eec "P* WSL _, I. Bird- Sir Hercules £_ 2 £ catcher Guiccioli W H « Economist g w Echidna Miss Pratt g « Royal Oak caiton g .2 orPhysician dof Smolensk CJ _ Dcffcllt'G £ Deception Lady Stumps Well-grassed paddocks and running stream. All care taken, but no rosponsibility. Terms, £5 ss. For further particulars apply to W. GARRETT, Owner, Villa-street. THE WORKMAN, By Robinson Cbueoe—Dam, The Maid. SIRE of Sbrapnell, winner of Thompson Handicap, and many other good performers. For full particulars see Cards, to be obtained from C. O'DONNELL, Owner. TERMS—Single Mare, £."5 ss. Two or more as arranged for. Paddocking, Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. C. O'DONNELL, Renall-street, Masterton. TO stand this season at Hazeldell, Te Ore Ore, the Clydesdale Stallion — LORD KITCHENER, byPiideof Strathmore—Diamond. Pride of Strathmore was bred by E. Church, Esq., Ashburton. Pride of Strathmore was got by Extirjguisber, 14 5.8.; dam was got by Mrs Nimmo's Prince, by Prince Charlie, 4 S.B. (imp. from Scotland). Extinguisher took first and champion at Dunedin and at Invercargill A. and P. Shows as a 4 yrold— by Young Extinguisher (imp. from Scotland by the late D. Nesbit). Young Extinguisher is by Vanquisher. Extinguisher's dam is Maggie McUormack, by Sir William Wallace, dam Miss McCormack (imp. by the late David Nesbit from Tasmania) by Lincolnshire Hero, grand-dam by Black Champion (imp.) Lord Kiichener's dam is Diamond, by Tam-o'-Shanter, by old Sir Co!in Campbell (imp.) Diamond's dam was imported from Tasmania by the late Mr Hastwell. Diamond took first prize as a mare in regular work and was awarded 2nd prize in brood mare class to the champion mare Darling. Lord Kitchener is a bay horse, of nuggety build, with large bone and muscle, and is of good temperament. For further particulars apply to— OSWALD PERCY, Owner, Te Ore Ore. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at the Owner's Farm, Elmley, Taueru, the Imported Sbire Stallion — BAY RONALD, (16,513, Vol. 19, English Shire Horse Stud Book). BAY RONALD is perfectly marked, and very docile. He stands nearly 17 hands high, and has the most perfect head and neck ever placed on a horse. Breeders (believing in quality) will do well to inspect this horse before making other arrangements. Good grass paddocks free of charge, but we accept no responsibility. For terms and particulars apply to the owners. Four foals, the stock.of Bay Ronald, can now be seen at the Owner's Farm, and are a credit to any sire in New Zealand. T. P. LETT & SON, Elmley, Taueru. TO travel the Wairarapa this season, the Champion Trotting and Carriage Stallion, NEW YORK (By Emerson—Kitty). Emerson's sire, Berlin (No. 374, Wallace's Trotting Register, Vol. IV.), was imported from America. NEW YORK, it will be seen, comes from prize"- winners'on both sides, and is himself the winner of Seven First Prizes and Two j Championships in Trotting and Carriage Classes. NEW YORK is related to all the champion trotters of Australia and New Zealand—trie., the champion Fritz and numertus others. For terms and other particulars apply to the owner. ROBT. FALLOON, Masterton. TO stand the season at Grange Farm, and travel the surrounding district, the American Standard-bred Trotting Sire, GRANGE MESSENGER (late Lexington) Sire Berlin (imp.), dam Messenger Maid (imp.) Grange Messenger is a black horse, standing 16 hands, possessing beautiful style and carriage. Grange Messenger has proved himself a most successful sire for leaving fast and stylish horses. Several of his stock has been shown at Masterton, Palmerston and Woodville, never leaving the ring without a prize. Terms, £3 10s; guarantee, £4 4s. Two or more as per agreement. For further particulars apply to L. h. rayner, Grange Farm, Masterton. TO stand this season, in the Wairarapa, the Clydesdale Stallion, GARRY OWEN. (Tully Allan—Sweet Lavender). TERMS—£4 4s per mare. Groomage fee ss, payable at first service. Good paddocks. All care taken, but no responsibility. Also Pony Stallion, KING OF THE RING. Full particulars on application. ANGUS FRASEB, Owner. Or to Jas. Cqnnok, Groom in Charge. A. lEVINB~ (Late W.J. FLY). GENERAL CARRIER AND EXPRESSMAN. Commercial Samples and' Goods Promptly attended to. Agent for N.Z. Express Co. Telephone 126. Post Office Box 50. SIABLBS; BANNISTBR-SXREEr, MASTEBTO-..