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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11509, 6 November 1912, Page 8

tx HP 0 stand the season. ♦ &£gs!k. Ji at Masterton and 4. travel the surrounding _§|§IaHV districts ot (Taueru, ■ Junction, Greytown, n f^w and Gladstone; the"z+J If Thorough* ed horse HARROW (li.) Bay horse, standing 15.2 bands high, of great substance and muscle, halfbrother to the crack hlly Bionze, foaled in 1905, by Eton, son of Castor 2 (imp.), by Zealot (son of Hermit 5 and grandson of 8) from Lady Walmsley (sip'-er of Carbine), by Musket 3 (imp.), (son of Toxophilite 3by Longbow ) from Mersey (imp.), by Knowsley 3 (sen of ■ Stockwell) from Ulemence (by New- y minster 8). His uam Our Lady, by Simmer (imp.), from Lady Agnes, by Neckersgat from Peradventuie (imp.), by Adventurer from Manganese (winner of the One Thousand Guineas and Granddam of Kisber, Derby, Wenlook, St. Leger, and Apology, Wisw> Thousand Guineas, Oaks Leger and Willonyx) by Birdcatcherfrom Moonbeam, by Tomboy fromLunatic by Prime Minister from Maniac, by Shuttle rrom Anticipation. Owing to having a rib broken when a yearling, Harrow was never raced, but is a very handsome horse with the best of legs and feet. - Bronze, half-sister to Harrow, won ~*- the following races at two years:— Manawatu Nursery Handicap, 125 soys; Te Matai Handicap, 100 soys; Juvenilo Handicap, Wairarapa, HOsovs; second to Sin apis in the Nursery Handicap, Wairarapa; won the Nursery Handicap, of 250 soys, carrying 8.0., at Wellington Summer Meeting, beating Counterfeit, Raugiatua and eight other*; second to in the Manawatu Sires Pioduce Stakes, Counterfeit third, Culprit also started. ' At £ years: Won the Egmont Cup 8.9, the heaviest weignt bourne to victory in the race; Wanganui Cup, 8.3; North Island Challenge Stakes, beating tho crack two-y<;ar-old Ar.tun.nus at woigbt-for-agc. She finished her three- \ year-old career by giving Flingot nearly three stone over a mile and _|A& f'uilongs at the Wellington Au/SSMb meeting, and won £2,322 10s for the season just closed. For exended pedigree see cards. Terms. —£5 5a per marp, payable Ist January, 1913. Groomage Fee 5s at first service. Good paddocking at Is 6d per week. All care taken but no responsibilityincurred. For further particulars apply to E. McGRATH, Club Stables, Masterton. •t FTIO travel this season 9 Jml JL in the Opaki, Mount ~' f^^flßfßruce,. Kongokokako, Eketahuna, Alfreaton, Ihuraua, and Kopna- <_. \ I - rt ram ? a -Oistricts. The Hunter Sire "PADDY'S LAND," (II). "Paddy's Land" (II) is a fine black colt, will be four years old in December, 1912, thoroughly sound, with good legs and feet, showing a lot of quality and breeding. His Sire, "Paddy's Land," was an imported purebred Irish hunter, unbeaten in the show ring, and has Jeft very fine stock. He was bred bJB. Duftin, County Dublin, Ireland, by tne world-famed "Ascetic," dam "Maymorn." "Ascetic" stood for five seasons at a fee of 100 guineas, and sired "Royal Heath," "Cloister," "Hidden Mystery," and "Friar John," celebrated Steeplechase winners in England and France. '' Maymorn'' was by '' Victor,'' winner of the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot, by "Vindex," by "Touchstone," etc., "etc. His dam, "Camelia," is a very handsome mare by "Administrator" (Premier—Princess Mary) out of the hurdler "Ada York." All her stock are good and fine jumpers. "Ada York" was by "Mangle" out of "Mother York," an old mare by "Traducer." "Paddy's Land" (II.) comes of a fine old strain of stock, and is a showy horse, active and sure-footed, an ideal \ stallion for hunters, hacks, remounts, or crossing a heavy mare. ■—_..,- Fee, 3 \ guineas for a single marejH£ 3 guineas for two or more mares. *~. For further paiticulars, apply to the owner. A. J. Eutherfurd, or io ALEX. FEEGUSON, Groom in Charge. Mt. Bruce-road, Masterton.