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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 3960, 12 October 1880, Page 4

Racing money enclosed, with the name, age at time of entry, pedigree, and in case of handicaps, performances of the horse, name of the owner, and colours of the rider. Any jockey riding except in the colours entered will be fined 3 soys. When two or more horses start, the property of the same owner, a distinguishing colour must be worn. . ' ". ,<' In all weight-for-age races, the new weight-for-age scale will be adhered to. All persons intending to withdraw horses, are required to give notice to ' that effect to the Secretary or Clerk of Scales one halfhour before starting. , Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with this rule shall pay a fine of 5 soys to the race fund. , All entries should be made on the Club's printed forms of entry, which may be obtained at the .office of the Hon. Secretary. All races to be run under the W.J.C. Rules. r ■ i Horses walking over will only receive half the stakes. ! Annual qualification fee, £3 3s for nonmembers, for one meeting, £2. ; Second horses to save his stakes in all races except where otherwise specified. r , . No entries or nominations will be received on any pretence whatever after the time specified for closing. Letters bearing the post mark of the date of, entry, and telegrams of the same date will be received. Nominations for the Handicap Hurdles and Wanganui Stakes Handicap, close on the, 15th September, at 9 p.m. ; weights to be declared on the 29th September ; and general entries and acceptances on the 19th October, at 9 p.m., at J. W. Jackson's Pier Hotel. , . . ' FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Hon. Sec. ' Stud Horses TO STAND THIS SEASON " At James Smiley's Stables, Wanganui. The Thoroughbred Horse OATRIAItCH A rich dark bay with black points, standing over 16 hands, on short legs, with beautiful flat bone, splendid feet, extraordinarily handsome, showing great quality, combined with strength and substance, remarkably good constitution and docile .temper ; is by the far-famed Yattendon (sire of Jagworth, Javlin, Hercules, Chester, Roodee, St. George, etc.) dam, Days of Old (imported) by Irish Birdcatcher, dam, Days of Yore, by Old England etc. Yattendon by Sir Hercules dam Cassandra by Tros (imported) out of Alice Grey — by Rous Emigrant, dam Gulnare (imported), grand dam of the renowned horse Barb. Patriarch possesses Australian Sir Hercules blood through his sire, and Irish Birdcatcher blood through his dam, and his breeding cannot be excelled. He is own brother to the celebrated racehorse Fitz- Yattendon, who carried Sir Hercules Robinson colours to victory so often in Aus^ tralia. Days of Old, his dam, was also the dam of Rose of Australia, one of the grandest and gamest of Australian turf performers. She ran the famous Fishhook to a head in that memorable struggle for the Sydney Cup, having seventeen of the crack horses of tho Australian colonies behind her, amongst them such celebrities as Tim -Whiffler, Volunteer, Tarragon, Yattendon, Tallyand. She is also own sister to the beautiful mare Day of Yore, champion prize taker at the late Sydney Exhibition, open to all the Australian colonies. Patriarch was a very fast and game horse. His performances were to win the Randwick Nursery Handicap, the Victorian Racing Club Handicap, second for the Sydney Cup, giving a year and 21bs away to the winner— got by Yattendon also — and finishing in front of Ace, Dagworth, and thirteen others. Owirg to an accident as a four-year-old he was then put to the stud. His young stock have turned out well in Melbourne, and realized high prices at the annual sales of yearlings. Terrick Terrick, as a three-year-old, got by Patriarch, won several races at Deniliquin and Sandhurst. Patriarch stood 2 seasons in Hawke's Bay, for which district he was purchased by the well-known stud master Mr McLean, his owner leaving Australia for England. Patriarch will serve mares also in the Patea District. His owners announce the fact thus early in order that the horse breeders of Wanganui and surrounding districts may see him before making their selections. On Mondays and Tuesdays will be at Mr James Lomax's Paddock, Wednesdays and Saturdays at Mr Smiley's Stables, Wanganui, Thursdays and Fridays at Mr A. Higgie's No 2 Line. Fees to be paid on Ist January, 1881. Terms :— Single mares £8 : two mares £7j quantities per agreement. Apply to the groom in charge. Groomage 2/6. Good paddocks provided at Jas. P. Lomax next to John Fleetwood, River Bank at 2jper week. Every care taken ;no response bility.' HEARN & KENNEDY, Owners, Kakaramea. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WOOD LANDS, The Thoroughbred Horse -pv ON T" U A N (b), By Diomedes (a) ; dam, Sweep (b), by Sir Hercules (b) ; dam, Besom (b), by Whisker (a) ; dam, Cornelia (a), see Cards and Stud Book. Cornelia was the grand dam of Waimea (by Sir Hercules), the dam of so many well-known horses, including Totara (by Diomedes), the sire chosen by the Middle Park Company for their stud mares. If breeders will compare Don Juan's and Totara's pedigrees they will find that they are all but full brothers in blood, and closely related to many of the best horses in the English,. Australian, and New Zealand Stud Books. Don Juan is a dark-brown horse, tan muzzle, and without white, 15 hands 2£ inches high, great power and quality with good constitution, splendid legs and feet, is ' well adapted for getting weight carriers and steeplechasers ; and the fast and stout Sir Hercules Blood combined with the famous Bay Middleton, Plenipotentiary and Weather fit strains will ensure his getting racehorses. Terms :'— Single mares, £4 ; two or more mares as per agreement. Groomage 2s 6d. Good paddocks provided at 2s per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. All fees payable on Ist January, 1881. JOHN HESLOP. TO STAND THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred Horse jy- U F T I. This fashionably-bred horse will stand this season at Mr C. M. Richards' Farm, No 2 Line, where secure paddocks with good feed win be provided, and every care taken but no responsibility recognised. MUfTI, by the late emperor of colonial stallions Traducer, out of Flat Iron by Peter Flat, Emma by Gil Bias, Emily by Operator, Flora Mclvor by Rouse's Emigrant ; and is closely related to all the most successful performers in both the Australian and New Zealand Stud Books. MUFTI is bred the right way to beget winners, and breeders will do well to follow the late Admiral j Rouse's advice, viz., to stick to winning strains of blood. Terms : — Single Mares £5 os. Two mares £S ; four mares £12. For further particulars apply to C. M. RICHARDS, No 2 Line ; jyj- v f .t.i. Will stand at Putiki on Wednesdays and Saturdays. On other days at the owners No 2 Line. For terms of payment, acceptances at 3 months to date from Ist of October, 1880. C M. RICHARDS. NOTICE. THE entire horse MAJOR, will travel this Season, between Kaitoke and Waitotara aa usual. For particulars see future advertisement. - -- - - ■ THOMAS GREIG.; I