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Waikato Times, Volume XLI, Issue 3346, 7 December 1893, Page 11

TH Stud; ;.;.;S,JE. A £ J E B Will [travel the wAikiTO i 1 wii'pii dStricts, and serve a limited number, of mares at \fr X%X ?£&W eachi.) fy jj.j > \u'n /Route: r , .. ... ,' >• j, j I Tuisday-Olfau'po - ;> 4 { ■<■ ■• -Wednesday-Home through Eukerimu Thursday -Hamilton ; ! 'Friday—At; home Ji-'.-v ijf.iwr.; > , Saturday—At Mr W. K. Carter's Stables, Cambridge. 1';.b.21 tj.r-ni ' V mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN 1 WAIKATO. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION KENILWORTH. By Kelpie, dam <Empress,l will stand at his owner's stables and serve mares at ■£l 10s., All mares will be brought and, grazed free of charge. Every care taken, but no responsibility. . , ; Kbnilworth is a golden chestnut standing close on 16 hands', with plenty of bone and substance. He is one of,the most fashionably-bred horse's hi New Zealand, He has the rare quality of assimilating with all classes of mares. He is a,sure foal:getter. His stock are big and invariably bring a very high price j they are generally dark bays with black points, r or golden chestnuts^," I will be glad'to' show some of his youngsters to intending breeders., : For further particulars apply to ! '7. BROWNE, s2l - ; \; ■■;;.;■. "::.'! : \'j Cambridge. HHE WELL-KNOWN AND ! FAVOURITE STALLION MER R Y M AK E R, By Merrylegs, dam Countess (imported from Sydney), l will stand, the season at Kirikiriroa and travel surrounding districts. Merrymaker lias proved himself a, sure foalgetter, his, stock being some of the most' useful in thetfistricVand, like the sire, are good'in either saddle or 'harness.' Terms: Single mares, 30s; two or more as peragreement,, V Route: Monday,Ngaruawahia;Tuesday, Taupiri; Wednesday^, Hamilton; Thursday, Whatawhataj/rest of the week, at home, ; ; :' ;' \ :... Geo, Scarborough,' Walter Chitty, Groom in charge. ~ Owner. 010 IHE" DRAUGHT.STALLION ■ PRINCE TERISPS I v-ilj*£L r {i will stand at TeAwa..mutu and travel the t, surrounding districts, being atMr Melville's, Rore,;one night in each week. Good paddocking at both places at Is per week. All.care taken, but no resppnsibility• incurred. v ,,■;.->.,;,■ ; y Fees: £2 ""2s'single"mares; two or ;more as per.agreement;; \ >f • ■ r- { s,U JffiPOLLAßD,TeAwamutu. 0 ED GLASGOW I will stand at his owner's place, near: Broadnieadows, , Cambridge, and travel theHsurrounding .district during the coming mi: J-;./, ? 01 Fees :v Single Mares; three guineas; two ; or more,'' 2\ guineas each. Tvyd guineas payable at the end of the season and the balance when mares are proved to .be in;foal. t; i v ;■;•/];■ y> Lord Glasgow wiM serve 60 mares, 35 of-which are already booked; ■-,■ Lord Glasgow is by Allan-a'Dale (sire Young Banker, dam Nelly Ivanhoe),' out of Ruby (sire; Vanquisher, imp., dam Diamond, by Napoleon). 1 Extended pedigree see cards. ,; .■ "8l9 l : /.i CHARLES LAKE. M STAND THIS SEASON AT ;!.• 'MORRINSVILLE..!,;- „ THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE SfffißlCK. , St. Patrice is by The Premier, out of Phcenix, by Gownsman out of Ikama-' taki, yby Figaro out ofy Brunette, by Riddlesworth. The Premier is by Malton (importedv son r; of jßifleman),,, put, of Revoke (the dam i of Trump Card and Amazon); Gownsman was ; by Surplice (winner of tlie English .Derby), out of Tonyrie, by Seiostris' out of .'Giaucu^ St. Patrick is yerypowerfiil horse with plenty of.bpne, and a good mover. He has'been shown seven time,, and taken six first prizes. ' ' v ''"''' " ! .'-••'• Terms'! Single mare;£2 10s; two or more, £2. Grazing one shilling per week; all cafe taken; but no responsibility. ' s'2l ' • FRANK MARSHALL.