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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10449, 20 September 1901, Page 4

Racing. (on or about). — Weights for Spring, Flying, First Hurdles, First Hack Hurdles, Trial Hack Handicap, and Putiki Hack Flat. MONDAY, September 23rd, 1901, at 9 p.m. — Acceptances — Spring Handicap and Trial Hack Handicap, one soy each; Wanganni Guineas, 4 soys; First Hurdles, First Hack Hurdles, and Putiki Hack Flat, 1 soy each; Flying Handicap, 2 soys. TUESDAY, October Ist, 1901, at the Post. — Final Payment — Wanganui Guineas, 5 soys. TUESDAY, October Ist, 1901 (at or about), 8 p.m. — Weights for Second Day.'s Handicaps. TUESDAY, October Ist, 1901, at 10 p.m. — Acceptances — Owen Staked, Hack Flying, Second Handicap Hurdles, and Second Handicap Hack Hurdles, 1 soy each; Wanganui. Stakes, 3 spvs; Railway Hack Handicap and Marangai Stakes Handicap, 1 soy. • MONDAY, September 23rd, 1901, at 9 p.m. — First Forfeit Jackson -Stakes, 1902, 1 soy. RULES AND~REGULATTONS. (To whitih the attention of Persons Entering Horses is particularly" Directed). • ■ v . . I AH entries, nominations, etc., will close _ at the Secretary's Office,' Wanganui, at 9 p.m., except when otherwise specified. *^ ' Owners, trainers, and others entering and accepting horses for the W.J.C. Meetings are notified .that no entries or acceptances will be received unless accompanied by the necessary amount in cash. This notification does not apply to Owners and Trainers who have standing arrangements with the Executive, v Stakes are paid in full. . All races to be run under Ihe N.Z. Rules of .Racing. . - . Prior to any race the Stewards may. order a parade in front of the stand. Any horse absent from such parade, without the permission of^the Stewards, will- he fined 2 soys. No entry will be received under any, pretence whatever after the " hour named. F. MOFFATT, . • Secretary. Sirei of the Season. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN WAN- -, GANUjL . .>-'" And Travel Marton and Surrounding Districts, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, II N S T O C; X I (Hotchldss— Satanella) ; ' „ Mack, Horse, 17.1J hands high. Halftrtther to St. Paul, St. Clements, etc. • IJCNSTOCIC (10 years old)- only btarted once as a 2-year-old. As a 3-vi-ar-old he earned a winning bracket by appropriating the open Flying. Stakes at Pokuranga (Auckland) meeting, beating a field of 11, include ing St. .Vincent, Annabolle, and Brown Mantle, 'and cutting out, the live furlongs in~1.4. After competing at the Anckland Summer Meeting he Loxt took part in the gathering at Avondaie, where he annexed the ,F!ying Handicap, beating Lufra, Count I.amont, Tho .Sharper, and several others. At t\ie March meeting of the same Club, carrying top weight, he started favourite in the Waiakerei Handicap, and finished fourth- tot- Retaliation, The Lieutenant, and *The Sharper, the six furlongs being 1 run in 1.16. At the Auckland -R.C. Meeting he carried a bi" weight, and fan third to Doris and Reaper in the Railway Handicap, for which 'a field of nine started. Owing to an accident -on the course while competing he fell over a hurdle which had been inadvertently left on the* track, and this finished np his racing career. -- . j LINSTOCK is the biggest thoroughbred horsj that has ever visited, the Wanganui district. In colour he is black, and stands 17.1| hands high. Ha has a handsome head, beautiful rein, oblique Bhoulder, very short back, 'fine' flat bone, and is a good quartered horse. He is really a horse that sKould suit the requirements of | all sorts of breeders, who should look through his pedigree. . ' . ■ ' LTNSTOCK will stay at Mr Chuxton's Aramoho, and will travel " to Turakina (via. Fordell) on Mondays, Marton on Tuesdays, returning Wednesdays (via No. 1 Line), and at home \ at Aramoho on Thursdays. ' , Single Mores, 5 guineas; two or \ more mires, £4. All feeg payable 31st January, 1902. ' Good Paddocking at Aramoho,- ls per week. • - All care taken, but no responsibility j for loss of mares by death, accident, j or otherwise howsoever. For particulars apply GEO. CHAMBERLAIN Lessee, Or, W. H. CHURTON, Aramoho. THE THOROUGHBRED/ HORSE T> ON A Tji ID E • (Sou'-weeter— Fides), „ Will stand at'Fordell this season. For particulars apply , . j E. MORSE, Or, . F. TILLEY. Fordell. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON , In the Wanganni District • ,'Tha Champion Draught Stallion p L E_N T> .0 Y. j For further particulars apply to • A. TDONALD, Putiki, Wanganui. 'IHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION CHASSEUR, (Cuirassier— Jessie). will stand at Kai Iwi this season CHASSEUR was a good performer and weight carrier, and winner, of, amongst other races,. C.J.C. Stewards' Handicap, of 400 soys,- and W.J.C. Fljing Stakes, of 150 soys, etc. * ■ • Cuirassier (Musket — Frailty) is fullbrother to Trenton (sire, of Aurum, etc.). Cissy (dam of Day Star and Altair), ana .half-brother to Niagara ami Havoc. He is also siro of Explosion, "Cavaliers, -'Sabreur,' and: many other good horses. - \ Jessie (Anteros — Tres Deuce) is also dam of Rex, twice winner of Auckland R.C. Handicap, of • 500 sovb, and numerous other races, -under- big weights. Jessie is own sister to Louie, winner of "A.R.C. Handicap, Hawke's Bay Cup, ttc, and half-sister to Mantou, winner of CJ.C. Derby, N.Z. Cup, Canterbury Cup, Wanganui Derby, 'Hawke's Bay Guineas, etc.; also to_Namoa, winner of C.J.C. Welcome Stakes, etc. , ' Tres Deuce (Chasseur's grand^dam) is full-sister to Calummy, winner of C.X.C. Derby, V.R.C. Newmarket Handicap, Brunswick Stakes, etc., and to Gossip and Slanderer. Grazing free for three months, 'after that Is per week will bo charged Terms, .£1 4s single marcs, two or more £&. •'■' All oare taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply office of this paper. - CRANCANONGA VINEYARD, Bell Street, Wanganui. Joseph Soler, PROPRIETOR. Owing to the increasing demand for these wines, Mr Soler has taken over another two hundred acres of land situate on the Kaukatea Road, No. 3 Line, Wanganui, and has _ already planted a large area in, vines. ?Mr soler wishes to call the attention of hotelkeepers and the public generally to the EXCELLENT QUALITY' of these WINES, as will be seen by. the following ' awards. Tlie Wines' ,Mr Soler sent to the Melbourne International Exhibition in 1880,- -when competing -with those from the Ansirahan colonies, obtained Six Prizes. 3e also obtained First Prize Medal -for these Wines for piirity at 1 the Chrißtchurch International Exhibition, 1882. These Wines were also exhibited at the Ashburton Exhibition,held on the 20th March, 1885, and received -from, the judges First Award of Merit, and were also awarded First Prize Medal at the N.Z; Industrial Exhibition; 1885, Wellington; Prize Medal at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition held in London, 1887; Prize Medal at the Melbourne International Exhibition held in 1889; First Prize for the "Colonies at Wellington Conference held in May, 1896; Gold Medal at Queensland International Exhibition, held in Brisbane, 1897 r and Gold and Silver Medals at the Industrial and Mining Exhibition, held in Auckland, 1898-99. J. Soler, BELL STREET, WANGANUI.