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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7256, 3 November 1890, Page 4

TO SIAND THIS SEASON. In the Wanganui District. -*i m^iWi Tue Norfolk Coaching tWXJIMj and Trotting Stallion UIOKSILVER, to euit Breeders. Quicksilver, Norfolk trottnr, imported |byMr J, Trestrail, from Glasgow, Quicki silver is a beautiful roan, standing 16 hands 2 inohes h gh, on particularly good legs and feet, has short back, good middle is remarkably quiet tempered, and is very fast. Quicksilver was , sired by the renowned Norfolk trotter Garibaldi; grandsire Old Garibaldi ; g. grandsire Old Quicksilver, by Eclipse, by Phenomenon. Quicksilver's dam, Louisa, was one of the fastest trotting mares in the West of England. She was by old Sportsman, who was by Old Trotting Wonder, whioh name he achieved by boing trotted against a celebrated Irish mare on the Torpoint Road, for a bet of £20, which he won, beating tho mare by half a mile, the distance being ten miles, which he trotted in 32 minutes 15 seconds. Quicksilver's sire, Garabaldi,was considered the fastest and grandest goer in England ; he was by Old Garibaldi (which horse was sold to King Victor Emanuel for 800 guineas) out of a mare by Wentworth,whose sire was Performer ; grandcire Prickvrillow (the champion of England), which gained three first All-England prizes, g. grandsire Phenomenon, by Wright and Goold's Norfolk Cob, which was sold for 1000 guinoas. Old Quicksilver was got by Eclipse out of Dodd's Astonisher (whioh trotted six miles in 17i minutes, beating Harkaway), by Joel's Astonisher.by Sportsman, &o. Eclipse by Phenomenon (wbiab gained first prize at Wells. in 1862, for best hunter and roadster stallion) ; grandsire Old Phenomenon.by Novfoik.Plienomeuon ; dam by old Fireuway, &c. Eolipae's dam by Varmont, by Trotting Wonder out of Pussy (which was sold to the Dean o£ York for 600 guineas), winner of the Oaks and many other races,and was a clever huntress for twelvo successive seasons. Quicksilver gained first prize ot Hehtone, and first at Pansanooth when two years old, competing against aged horses. He also took the following prizes in Victoria : — Second priza at Grand National Show, Cluneß and Talbot ; first prize at Smeaton ; first prize at Mount Alexander Show ; first prize at Kyneton.also speoial and champion prizo at Kyneton, in 1885; first prize at West Bourke (gold medal) ; first prize at Daylesford ; first prize at National Show, Melbourne, 188G, also special prize to produce hackney and carnage horses. Firat prize at Mount Alexander ; first prize at Clunes and Talbot ; first prize at Smeaton (also champion prize) ; first prize at Kyneton, in 1886. First prize at West Bourke ; first prize at Daylesford ; shown at Grand Spring Show, Melbourne, 1887 (wrongly classed, but he was awardod a certificate of merit for being the best horae in the yard of his kind). In 1887 ho gained first prize and ohampion prize at Smeaton ; first prize, and speoial prize for horse calculated to get beat carriage horses, at Costlemaino ; first prize at Ballarat ; first prize at Kyneton ; first prize at Daylesford ; first prize at Mnrchison ; and first prize at Seymour and Nagambie, in 1888. First prize at Daylesford ; first prize at Inglewood ; first prizo at Sandhurst; first prize, champion prize, and special prize at Kynnton, in 1889. First at Daylesford, 1890. Tbo above proves Quicksilver to be descended from some of the very best prizetaking blood in England. Terms— Single Mare, £4 4s. For further particulars apply to E. MoELWAIN, Proprietor. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. " tfJ^uTsw^* ll^* c Ih° rou 8 1l brod ARMAMENT t ■Wgfcijyy Will stand at the Flemington Lodge this season. Armament is by Musket (imported), dam Sissy (imported), SAM POWELL PRELIMINARY NOTICE. mTho Clyde'dale Stal/~i ladTtone, Will travel the Wanganui District if sufficient inducement offers. JOHN MIDDLETON. TO STAND THIS SEASON BBTWBEN MANAIA AND WAVERLEY. feag&i-i^fc The Thoroughbred Entire iJsfW&SM C^ IPSY KING, For further pedigree see Stud Book. Oipsy King, six years, is a bright bay, with black points, standing ovor 16 hands 1 inch, with great power and symmetry,aud is the most magnificent specimen of a weight - carrying thoroughbred horso in New Zealand. Good paddocks provided. All care taken but no responsibility. Terms and further particulars to Nolan, TonYs & CO., or M. T. BAIRD. TO • TAND THIi .- EA-*ON. At Whenuakura. /m ,-?,■■-,- Tho DraHglifc Sealfoj^!^. lion ?r.'V^ tj OBITS BY *—•'-'■'-"•'-.. '',v» b y t; r William Wallace, Fee, £2 2s. Gr. GADSBY, Ownor. TO STAND THIS SEASON PRINCE HENRY. SA j£Ti ~ ' rf, / ]/ '. Prince Honry will 7jpy**N/'i'y'y travel at, Fordell, f \ (>' 'A/ Wangachu, Tura-V--WW7 «.-►;.; - : -cn kk j nft( nn( i Pukepspa during the incoming season. Prince Honry will be at Fordell on WKDNEaDAY and THURSDAY, tho 10th and Uth instants, and at Wangaehu and Turakina on tho 12th, when his rogular travelling days will bo arranged, Pedigree in future issue. A. MoINDOE, Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON. Tho Draught c tul- •■ t HE COLONEL I^BB^KS t Fee,2le, Further partioulars apply to MR ANDREW GILMOUR, or JOSEPH DILLON, Mosstown. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. BBTWBBN MANAIA AND KAKARAMEA, «v . Tho Celebrated ClydcsIS«'mi dale Stallion jgy*jSr|| T-J I R E C T O R, Full particulars on application to J. D. MITCHELL, Manoia. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. fa^fn^fSti D 0 Trotting Stallion Aft&^gjLji -\TOUNG HAMBLE«SJIQre»jJjI ■*- TOMAN Will stand this season at the Farm, Brunswick Station. Further particulars in a future advertisement. ANDREW HUNTER, Brunswick. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT. _^ Tho Clydosdalo P\., **~-rt&*:il Stallion fc#, vTjL# V 8 /~1 L A N S M AN. I "S—l iL ','tLv. Mondays, No. 1 *» J v^""i_£-*' 1 i, mo und Warrengate j Tuoaduyd, Fordell, No. 2 and No. 3 Lines; Thursdnys, Bruiißwick; Fridays, Kai Iwi and Westmoro. RENDELL, WATSON k CO., Proprietors. TO~T*RA.VEL THI3~TeASON~BETWEEN PATEA AND MANUTAHI, futhure issue. S. PAVITT.