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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11245, 12 January 1912, Page 3

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i np° Btand ™ 8 l ■ ■ JL Season, the ' Standard-bred TrotavSJ PIRATE. Hokesty (imp.)—Violbtta (imp.) PIRATE'S sire is the Great American Trotting Horse HONESTY, by Priam 1795, dam Western Girl, by Chieftain 721, , grand-dam Dodge mare, by Jim Crow , (Coburn's). Honesty was a chestnut horse i foaled in 1877. He was imported to Mcl- , bourne from California about 1883. His record for the mile is 2min 25£ sec. , Pirate's dam VIOLETTA (imp.) is by , Echo (son of Rysdyk'a Hamfretonian), from , Mta (by Sawyer's Eambletonian), from Betsy Austin (by Montreal, a Canadian pacer). Having been for soveral seasons standing at the Hobartville stud, and mated with the very best mares in Australia, including Kentucky Maid (dam of Ostlerie), it will be seen that Pirate's credentials are equal to, if not better than, any Hire in New Zealand. PIRATE is the sire of a great number of noted performers. He has a beautiful temper, and is perfectly quiet in saddle or harness. Pirate is a beautiful deep chestnut, standing 16 hands 1 inch high. PIRATE will stand the coming season at his owner's farm, Taueru. As a limited number of mares only will be taken, early application is necessary. Terras, J£3 cash; two or more as per agreement. Grazing free til] mares are stinted. AU care taken, but no responsibility. For full particulars apply to the owner— G. R. GARRETT, Taueru. CANADA (-81) Finland—Alumini. CANADA is a dark chestnut horso standing 15.2J, having immense quality, combined with great substance and power, standing on a clean, wiry set of legs. Canada has a respectable record on the turf, starting in five races and winning three. His racing career was ended through an accident to his shoulder. OA.NADA'B dam Alumini (11) is by Patron (5), Melbourne Cup winner, carrying Oat 31b. Finland (4), by Bill of Portland (26), eon of St. Simon (11) ,from Fishwife. Finland is the sire of Bobrikoff, Lapland, Nyiand, Vasa, Chief Lochiel, Heleanthus, White Cockade, Scotch Plaid, and other winners. BobrikoS won the G. O. Stead Memorial Cup, 1£ miles, in 2min 7sec, carrying 9st; the C.J.C. Handicap, 1 mils, in Imin 39sec, carrying 9st; Auckland Plate, l\ miles; the Porangahau Handicap, 6 furlongs, in Imin 14sec, carrying 9st 111b; also important races in Australia last season CANADA belongs to tho No. II siro family, whose representatives include 8t Simon, Orme, Fisherman, Soult, etc. Good paddocking 1/6 per week. Mares will receive every attention and all reasonable care, but no responsibility taken. Terms: £5 5s per mare; to ba paid Ist January, 1912. Further particulars from— 0. O'DONNELL, Upper Plain.

mO Travel This Seaso: iIPTiH -■- * n tD6 Maefertc: District, the Purebre _WMm_l_Wf Clydesdale Stallion, Ju DALMUIR. Sire Dalmuir Phnoe (imp.), 11024, Vol XXIII. DALMUIR is a dark chestnut, and stand 16 hands 3 inches high, well-balanced, evenh marked horse of great weight and substance possessing rare good feet, pasterns, nio quality ot hair, legs, and a great top. He i a tremendously straight level mover, and ha: the activity of a tip-top breeder, and a sun foal-getter. This horse's carthorse stock ii Belling well in New Zealand. He is also on of the finest-tempered horses to be found. Hi has many first prizes to his credit, and hii stock are highly spoken of in the Clutha dis tret. From his pedigree it will be seen at i glance that he is one of the best, and hii superb quality will satisfy the most critical His sire, Dalmuir Prince (imp.), is a grea Show horse and also a great breeder. Hii performances read:—32 firsts and chain pions, 1 second and 3 third prizes, t'edigree Dalmuir Prince (11024 Vol. XXIII), wat bred by Mr John McDonald, Boquhanrar. Dalmuir, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, arid im ported to New Zealand in 1901 by Mr Wat son Abram, Kelso. Otago. Sire, KingKhama(loo69, Vol. XVIII.) ; dam, Boquhanran Maid (11024, Vol XXIII., page 30j, by Leading Star (6232, Vol. XL) G-sire, Merchant Prince (3839, Vol. VII.); g dam, Maggie, by Callender (4901, Vol. IX.); g-sire, Orlando (8022, Vol. XII); g-g sire, Drew's Prince of Wales (673); g-g g sire General (332); g-g----g-g-oire, Sir Walter Scott; g-gg-g-g-sire, Clydeboy (574). by Scotsman (754). Dam, Violet II.; sire, Richmond, bred by Andrew Town, Hobartville, New South Wales, by Pride of Richmond, son of Gallant Scotchman (imp.) and Countess (imp) G-dam, Australian Maggie (imp.) by Mure Lad (imp.), from Glasgow Maggie Cimp.). Was sold at McCulloch's Sale in Melbourne for 840 gas. Richmond's g dam, Glasgow Maggie, was of great substance and splendid quality. Gdam, Violet, bred on Moa Flat Siro, Cranbourne. Oranbouma s sire was the famous horse Lord Salisbury (imp.). Mr I-i. Gawn's famous champion mare Queen of Qualiiy is a fall eifiter to Cranbourne. For further particulars apply to C. MoCULLOUGH, West Bush-road, Masterto ~ ~ mO Stand This JL Season at Masterton, the Standardbred Trotting StalBELDOM. By Wildvood, dam May Beldon, by Judge Beldon, dam May (both imported from America). JAY BETjIiON is a 6yr old brown horse, standing over 1G hands, and has recoids of y.27 for a mile as a i?yr old, a dii 23 and 2.15 3-5 us a Syr old. He is level haded, and goes in open bridle ; is possessed of (rood bone and constitution ana perfect feet Cute, a 2yi' oH sired by Jay Beldon, won at last Ashburton meeting. This was the first of Jay Beldon's stock to iaie. One of his progeny 18 months old, bred by J D. Piper, Esq., of Hawke's Buy, wis sold by that gentleman last May for the good sum of (17gns to a Marlborough buyer—truly- a good, prico for an unbroken youngster ' For full particulars see cards, or apply to owner— R. MAXTED, MrSoit-Btreet, Masterton.