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Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1289, 2 October 1880, Page 4

Stud News.

t^ _ vsf?sfc npHE Pure-bred tf\j^ffis PRESII)ENT the District this season as follows :—: — Mondays — At Mr John Boll's stable, Pukerimu Tuesdays — Through Pukerimu and Ohaupo Wednesdays — Te Rore, Paterangi Road and Te Awamutu Thursdays— Kihikihi Remainder of the week at his stable, Rangiaoliia Terms— Single maie-*, £2 15s ; two or more, £2 10* each. Grooraage, 2s 6d. Grazing at paddock, 1 s 6d per week. All payments to be made on or before the Ist January, 18S1. J. G. BERRY. 28th September, 1880. Two Silver Cups, value £5, will be given for the two best foals from President. Best heavy draught colt or filly, and be^t medium draught colt or filly, to be shown as yearlings in 1881.

travel to TE AWAMUTU, The Thorough-bred Stallion HIPPOCAMPUS.

Pedigree — Hippocampus by Daiuty Ariel, dam Fanny Fisher, out of Coquette by Fisherman (sire of Mnribyrnong) by Heron, Dainty Ariel, out of Althea (^ster to Cassandra, dam of Yattendon) by Riddlesworth by Emilius, Coquette by Launcelot (own brother to Touchstone) out of Abaft by Sheet Anchor. From the above pedigree it will be seen that owners of mares can get the very best combination of stout and fast blood to be obtained in the Southern hemisphere, vide the grand performances of the stock of the above sires — Dainty Ariel, Maribyrnong, and Yattendon. Terms— Thorough-bred mares, £10 10s; half-bred mares, £6 Gh. Paddocks for mares at Mr. Garland's, where every care will be taken, but no responsibility incurred. The above Horse will leave his box on Monday? for the purpose of travelling to Te Awamulu na Narrow's Bridge, remaining at the Ohaupo Hotel from 10 to 12 a.m., arriving at Te Awamutu on evening of same day, where he will remain until Wednesday, From thence to Hewitt's Hotel, Cambridge, and home Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. There will be no business of any kind done on Sundays. Parties wishing to send mares can rely upon every attention being paid them, for which Is per week will be charged for grazing.

WILLIAM WALTERS.

f* < iiifflh"- n n~ r r> ~TT*> T, a ntt CHAMin^rrL'di^ff PION will serve J^T .' jjnr^wy Maves this season at j& J8%&869n6F Pencarrow Farm. Single Mares, £3; two or nice at £2 10s each. No Groomage. Puddocks Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility. Pedigree.

Black Champion is a jet black. He is 7 years old, stands 17 hands hijjh, has great strength of bone, beautiful symmetry, superior action, fine temper, has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and is considered by judges to be as fine a colt of his age as ever was bred in Otago. When a year old he gained first prize at Taieri, and also first prize at Tokomairiro ; when two years old, first prize at Tokomairiro, second at Taieri ; when three years old, first prize at Tokomairiro. His sire is the celebi ated horse Marquis (imported), who gained 17 first aud 5 second prizes in Victoria ; was bought by K. Miller, Duneclin. In Otago, he gained 21 first and o second prizes. Marquis is sire to more prize-taking sires thau any other horse South of the line. Marquis' sire, old Prince Charlie, well-known in Victoria to bo the best horse ever imported. Maggie, dam of Black Champion, -i fiwt jind 2 second prizes at Taieii, and 2 first and 1 second at Tukom.iiriro. Maggie is by old Black Champion, who gained, befoie leaving Scoiland, S first and 2 second prizes; when tf years old, one £50 premium ; aud Avh<?n 5 years old, when landed in Victoria in Its 62, one £o0 pieinium; gained ni\»t pii/e iit Billai.it, and, same year, first at Smoaton. He wns sold to yo to Now Zealand for £*>2'), and •rained first prize, 18C3 aud 18(54, at Taieri, Ofc and aftcrwaids died. US-ThiH proves BLACK CHAMPION to be as g-o-xl blood us was ever bred in the Colonies.

J. & W. MARTYN.

yffT** r VO Stand this f'^tffvxr^t^ x "*j j% J- Season. ThcS;,7c.iov i S*!<.j*z:<\Jz2t4ttjjs» Thorouu-h-bred *"* Entire

"HERCULE S,"

Bred by Mr Murphy, of Spring Creek, jind raced hy Mr Redwood. Got hy Havens wot th, «latn Plover, by Sir He rcules,R >vons worth by Touchstone, Fair Je;m by Veralum, Fair Queen by Pantaloon. Hercules is a bay horse, S ypars old, and stands 1.5} hands high, combines the best of blood with good bone aud immense power, and has proved himself a good horse on the turf. At the Canterbury meeting in 1876, won the Grand . v tand Handicap, 1 mile, in 1 mm. 50 sees., carrying 8 st. 2 lbs., beating G others. In the same year won the Hawkes Bay Stakes, 2 miles, in 4 mina. 4j sees., beating Fishhook and the Maori Weed. Hercules will travel on and after Ist October, calling at the undermentioned places : — Mondays— Leave Cambridge, calling at Ohaupo and Alexandra. Tuesdays— Te Awamutu and Kihikihi Wednesdays — Kihikihi Thursdays-Will call at Rotorangion his return to Mr W. K. Carter's, Cambridge, where he remains the rest of the week. Farms visited on tho road. Terms— £o each mare. Two or more as arrangement. CHARLES LAKE.

d^*J?*»*rfMsSriy -, JL Draught Entire 1 %SlM3I&?& y °ung derby, fTITyjW byGoodfeUow'sim4 _ -r«a»wKaißwa!Z&BP r ported horse, Lord Derby, will stand this season at — Ngaruawahia, Mondays Whatawhata, Tuesdays Te Eore and Harapepe, Thursdays Waitetuna, Fridays Andersons Farm, Wednesdays and Saturdays Young Derby is out of Fanny, got by, .Northern Hero out of Queen, an imported' mare from Sydney. He is a rush dark bay, and stands 17.1. look first prize as a yearling- at the Auckand Show in 187S, and first prize as a 2-year-old in 1879. Terms : 2 guineas to be paid at time o service ; Groomage, 2s 6d. For two o more mares as per agreement. Grazing at 2s in good secure paddocks. mark smith, Kaniwhaniwha, Whatawhata.