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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 4918, 21 November 1882, Page 4

Stud Horses TO STAND THIS SEASON JN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT, THE AUSTRALIAN - BRED SIBE CAP-A-PIE, j/rr^i By Marybyrnong, \^jMMmtfMJL~! (wno( wno is standing at fkffi guineas) — dam j^W^^^^S*//^ Miss Magus, by imX^SI^JL/^F^v ported Magus, from * a^ m^^BSß2&^J*- Georgina, imported. (See tabulated pedigree and performances in cards). CAP-A-PIE was purchased for 600 guineas by the Auckland Stud Company, and his first gets, now yearlings, show wonderful size, power, and quality. He is in colour a rich dark bay, standing 15 hands 2 inches high ,pn short legs. He has capital bone, great length ; and a more muscular horse cannot be found in New Zealand. As a 2 and 3-year-old he was one of the greatest performers in the Australian colonies, and he is related on his sire and dam's s de to all the best racehorses which have appeared on the turf during the past seven years. From the thoroughbred or wellbred mares he must produce racehorses, hurdlehorses, or steeplechasers ; and from ordinary mares should have grand hacks and carriage horses. (For tabulated pedigree, perform- ! ances, and full particulars see cards. Terms : Single mares, J guineas ; two or more, 6 guineas ; groomage, ss. Paddocking, 2s 6d per week in Wanganui. CAP-A-PIE will travel as follows :— Mondays— Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Lines; Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Wanganui ; Thursdays, Kai Iwi, Maxwelltown, and Nukumaru ; Fridays, Brunswick Line ; Saturdays, Wanganui. For further particulars apply to MORGAN RHYS, Groom, C. H. CHAVANNES, Victoria Hotel, Or JOSEPH CHADWICK, Jun. TO TRAVEL IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT. The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse X ORD Z^iLYDE, ifla?^-^-. Bred by Mr Menlove, of hSSWLMSk Ota S°« sire » Duke oi Edin * For terms see future advertisement. ROBERT ROSS, Gordon's Stables. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT. The thoroughbred Horee rr\ o t A R A. ~~TOTARA, bred by tK.'IJ"FV[. cu e s ou^ °* Fhw a Mci Diomedes, by Hesperus out of Diomedia, by Weatherbit. Diomedes was the eire of Kakapo, Malvina, Economy, Parawhenui, and other fast horses, while Waimea is the dam of Manuka, Papapa, Furiri, and Wainui, all of whom have won important races on the Turf. Totara is a bay horse, standing 16 hands 2 inches high, combining power and substance with unusual quality. Mas served in Auckland, Marlborough, and Nelson. Gained first prize in Marlborough and Nelson as a Colonial Thoroughbred, first prize at Rangiora (Canterbury), 1878 ; also first prize at the Riverton Show, Invercargill, and first prize at the Great Agritultural and Pastoral Association Show, Invercargill (Southland), 1880. Was selected by the Middle Park Stud Company, Christchurch, for eight of their mares, 1879. Is Bire of Longlands, winner of the Great Autumn Handicap, April, 1878 and 1879 ; of Volunteer, second in the Champagne Stakes ; ran a dead heat with Mata for the Queen's Plate, Dunedin, and won Timaru Maiden. Tera won Maiden, Derby, and Handicap at Southland Meeting. Talent won Maiden Plate, 1J miles, 2min 451 sec, Flying Stakes, fmile, lmin 17£secB, Wellington J.C. Meeting, 1880. Hinemoa second in the Champagne, Spring Meeting ; won Nursery Handicap, Christchurch ; won Flying Handicap, Timaru. Merlin, winner of the Spring Handicap, Wanganui. Totara, winner of the Bangitikei Hunt Club Steeplechase, 1882, aIBO won the Waverley Hurdle Race. Tebms : Thoroughbred mares, £7 7s 1 ; halfbred mares, £4 4s ; groomage, ss. Will visit Moore & Curries, Bushy Park, Kai Iwi, weekly (weather permitting) ; and stand at Powell's Stable, near the Race Course, Wanganui, SAM POWELL, Wanganui. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE DISTRICT OF WANGANUI. The celebrated imported American Trotting Stallion, the property of John Kerr, Esq., Nelson, ■piNOLE f>ATCHEN, By son of George M. Patchen, the celebrated American trotter (dam's pedigree to follow). A^v^k Pinole Patchen is a mfclJOijffllT at powerful black horse, 16 hands 3 inches high, possessing good bone and magnificent action. Pinole Patchen's grandsire Geo. M. Patchen has a record of 2 minutes 18 seconds, and the oelebrated mare Lucy, by Geo. M, Patchen, has a record of 2 minutes IS£ seconds. Hopeful, another horse sired by Geo. M. Patchen, has a record of 2 minutes 14f seconds. Pinole Patchen himself was a good performer, and won several - purses in Calif ornia in first-class company, including a purse for stallions, with a record of 2 minutes 30 seconds. —A so,— BETWEEN WAVERLEY & HAWERA, TVTEWLAND'S TTAMBLETONIAN, JN ±1 By Speculation, by Rysdysk's Hambletonian ■—dam Martha Washington, by Burr's Washington. Newland's Hambletonian, also a firstclassperformer.is a handsome blood-like bay, 11 years old, standing 16 hands high, with bone of the right description and beautiful action. In the purse won by Pinole Patchen he was only beaten by half a length in the final heat, 11 heats in all haviDg been trotted. The grandsire of Newland's Hambletonian, Rysdysk's Hambletonian, waa also sire of the renowned • trotter Dexter, who has a record of 2 mins 17isec8. Tebms : Single mares, £t» ; three or more mares, £5 ; groomage fee, ss. Fees payable on Ist January, 1883. ""For further particulars apply to J. H. POLLOCK, SAM POWELL, Or OTTO HAASE, Patea. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT ORA FARM. The Draught Horse YOUNG TXT ALLA CE. TT - fJifiTk Tin _~- Young Wallace is a bright OTH2SJ bay, by Sir William Wai/Sf| fTlj[p hioe, dam Blosßom, by Old x->WJLJhOBb> Wellington, grand-darn by England's Hope, great grand-dam imported by Mr James Hughes, Tebms : Single mares, £3 ; two or more, £2 10s. All care taken, but no responsibility. J. STONE, Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON. Th« Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse LENGARRY. Glengarry will travel rf^—«»w this Beason as under : wfffJVHvj —Mondays, No 1 Line. Wednesdays, No. 2 g%^ y J*fn& Line. The remainder 3 "** ie §B9KW bip ' of the week at home. For pedigree & further particulars see cards, Tebms : £3 10», single mare ; groomage, 2s 6d. Three weeks' grass free ; after that 2s per week will bej charged. GREGOR McLEOD.