SYLVIA PARK STUD.
TO THK KDITOU. Sir —You might, I think, have enlarged a Rood dcul without getting out of bounds in writing about the desirableness of supporting the Sylvia I'ark Compimy, to this extent, that as well as being in soino measure a patriotic step for all having the interest* of the colony, to those who dabble at all in racing, breeding, or dealing in horses, it becomes a matter of self-interest, and a very politic step, to help to Ueop tliu institution going. 1 venture to nay thai had thin stud been allowed to be broken up, interest in racing in this Province would have waned. One. result, 1 feel sure, would us a consequence follow, and so Inn" as we chose to keep it up we should have the delightful experience ot seemir all our " plum- '' ut the various big meetings carried away by Southern horses, as was the case, 1 an, told, a few years ago. 'Ihe example .-etby such mi establishment puts every breeder upon his mettle to K «t as near to the quality bred there as possible. 1 hope to hear that all the racing men and biwilers of thoronchbred stock are supliortiii" the project by sending iu early application for shares.—l am, fcc, Cockatoo. Hautapu.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2835, 13 September 1890, Page 2
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213SYLVIA PARK STUD. Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2835, 13 September 1890, Page 2
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