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npHE Standard- ' PIRATE, (imp.) Pirate is full brother is Violetta Junr., who is recognised as the best performer Wairarapa has ever seen. Pirate is also full brother to Viking, Lord Harold and Era (Champion Trotting Stallion of New South Wales), who j at Hobartville sale made* 275, 670 and 600 guineas respectively. Pirate was only shown once, at the Hawkesbury Show, New South Wales, where he beat his brother, Era, I who is now Champion of New South Wales. Pirate has never performed in public, owing to an accident which occurred while in training. Pirate's clam, Violetta (imp.), is by Echo (son of Rysdyk's Hambletonian), from Nita (by Sawyer's Hambletonian), from Betsy Austin (by Montreal, a Canadian pacer). Having been for several seasons standing at the Hobartville stud, and mated with the very best marcs in Australia, including Kentucky Maid (dam of Ostlerie), it will be seen that Pirate's credentials are equal to, if not better than, any sire in New Zealand. Pirate has a beautiful temper and is perfectly quiet in saddle and harness. The above stallion will stand at his owner's farm, Taueru, during the forthcoming season, i As a limited number of mares only will be taken, early application is necessary. Pirate is a beautiful deep chestnut, standing 16 hands 1 inch high. His sire, Childe Harold, needs no comment, he being well known as the greatest Trotting Stallion out of America. TI , IRMS--3 guineas; two or more as per agreement,. All care taken, but no responsibility. Grazing free till mare,s are stinted. For full particulars apply to the owner, G, U. GARRATT, or T. W. MILLER, Club Slables, Masterton. _j» npu Travel the 6VAWHOE. Pocahontas ; j, r rand dam Polly (liy imported horse Stilli. Ivanhoe's dam was by ■ Ringleader, hy .South Australian (imported), dam Kinnleader (imported). ivanhoe was bred on the Peninsula by Mr I'ohinson. He is a full brother lo the champion Shamrock, who has curried off first prize in all the leading show in the Smith Island. Ivanhoe has also been shown, and last year was placed first on six occasions. He stood for six years in Dunedin and numbers of his stuck have brought as hinh as .tat I when sold lor carriage purposes. He is ltU hands hi.vch, is brok- n to harness, is thoroughly docile, ;i lirst-ch:ss worker and a, sure foal getter. References from leading South Island breeders can be seen on application. Terms, l'l -Is; payable by January Ist.l'JDli, Two nr more mares as per agreement. Particulars on application lo T, \V. MILLL'R, or J. JONES, Owner. Ujv stalK *' n * a scason < d&tS&K JL in Masterton, and H&hglJßMP' ravel the district, the Irish IQSIlfi Hunter, WICKLOW, imported from Ireland at a J | .11 cost of 700 guineas. Ad~^.SS r -\&g mitled to be one of the linest Stallions in the Colony. Sire of Shamrock, the noted Carriage Stallion, nowstanding in Dunedin. Wicklow has never been beaten in a Show- ring, and has competed at Shows in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Fee, .£•! -Is single mare, two or more as per agreement. Also BONNIE SCOTLAND, by St. George--Fair Nell. Full particulars on application to C. MoCn.i.oucH, Masterton. .-flrift nTP Stand t!.iis season at liUQflr LORD KITCHENER, more was bred by E. Church, Esq., of Ashhurton. Pride of Strathmore was jjjot by Extinguisher, 1-1 H. 8.; dam was got by Mrs Xhmno's Prince, by Prince Charlie,-! S.U. (imp from Scotland). Extinguisher took livst. and champion at Dunedin and at lnvereari;ill A. and P. Show as a -lyr-old—by Youns; Extinguisher limp from Scotland by the late N. Nesbit). Youhl; Extinguisher is by Vano,uisher. Extinguisher's dam is McCormaclc, by Sir William- Wallace, dam Miss MeCormack (imp by the late David Nesbit. from Tasmania) by Lincolnshire Hero. j;rand-dam by Black Champion (imp). Lord Kitchener's dam is Diamond, by Tam-o'-Shanter, by old Sir Colin 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 second prize in brood mare class to the champion mare Darling. Lord Kitchener is a bay horse, of niiggety build, with large bone and muscle, and is of good temperament. For further particulars apply to - OSWALD PERCY, Owner, Te Ore Ore. Stand this Season illSlllllw " 1C Impoi'ted Shire $M BAY KONALD - Shire Horse 5.8.) She Nym ilifchin Duke (1-1,782, Vol. lo), dam Diadem, by Woodccats (1958). This horse was purchased for the owners by one of the best judges of Shire horses in England, and we are now proud lo say that he has more than fulfilled our expectations, as his stock are a credit to any sire in New- Zealand. Any further particulars can be obtained from the owners. T. P. LETT & SON. Masterton, August 25th, 1905. I hereby certify that I this day examined at the request of Messrs T. P. Lett and Son, Taueru, the 9-yeav old Shire stallion Bay Ronald (IGSIB, Vol 19 English Shire Horse Stud Rook, and in my opinion is free from hereditary unsoundnesses.—(Signed) W. G. Tavlou, M.R.C.V.S. jS&IL k° tne service _,!)». JmSs& -*- °f Breeders in this District, the well-known gtf]§W CROWN REEF. to the owner. THOS. ROSYTII, Gladstone. To Breeders of Greyhounds. THE Fast and Favourite Black Stud Greyhound Dog, 1 HARKAWAY, (By Maxim —Grace Darling) i is at the service of a limited number of sluts . of approved pedigrees. For extended Pedigree, Performances, etc., see stud card. Fee, £3 3s; payable at time of service. All care taken, but no responsibility ; results guaranteed or services renewed free of charge. PERCY PENGALLY, Te Nui Hotel, Te Nui. All communications to be addressed to W. Pkngally, proprietor, Te Nui. GO TO MISS A. E. 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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8242, 11 September 1905, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8242, 11 September 1905, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8242, 11 September 1905, Page 7

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