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

The Stud. ) STAND AT TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING jiWSTRICTS,COMING SEASON. THE FASHIONABLY-BRED at ! By TORPEDO' / jI)AM Yatterina ' v .By By Yatfcendon Fisher " "' -Koh-i-noor From' the above! students of' pedigree will recognise that PINFIRE has in his veins; one* of the combinations of fashionable and : successful racing blood procurable anywhere, and is withal a most, powerful and. symmetrically-built horse; aJyeryi short/legj ,andlhas; magnificent action; is a very dark 'bay' in colour, and has a most docile, kind temper. He has proved himself a game and fast racehorse, amongst his winning brackets being the Auckland Cup,.1891... RODTE : •Monday—From Thos, Dissdale's to Lochiel. ~ ~ ~ ■, , .: M • Tuesday—From Lochiel to Pukcrimii and back. Wednesday—From Lochiel to Te Awamutu and.back. ■ ' ; ■ •.. ,r i Thursday^FroraGreen.Hill tol Cambridge.' ■ ' A: l .•■'■■ i -'-- : " :; ' '■■■■ Friday—From Cambridge to Hamilton. Saturday-At Mr T. ; Dinsdale's.-.-!,.-. 'i ,'-, Terms,,; Stud book mares, fyguineas others, guineas for single mare; two or •■•..up: to four, ,3. guineas .each. Two guineas reach : ■charged at the end \of season, and balance it mares prove'in foal. Lots of five;mares.one owner, v ohe mare free. THE HEAVY DRAUGHT STALLIQN • (Six Years),;; , ■.,"_<■'. Will also stand at Lochiel and travel in the "surrounding; districts ' . v eomiiig season. ' RodteV '' ::y/ '"'■ ■' , "-. Monday—Lochiel to Te Awamutu and Green Hill. '" " j .!• Tuesday—Green. Hill, to.Camjbrjd»e', by RotorangL, •,;• ;.;/; . ■■■ •.';- ; Wednesdays-Cambridge to, Hautapu district. Yi\v\ ;/ ,/; .Thursday—Hautapu to Hamilton (Sutton's stables). .' . . '; ! Friday—Hamilton;•liome."- VWp '. ' Saturo^y-At : ;h6me.' .:'m '• : This' Horse is eowso well and favourably 1 known in the district that comment is needless, ,',■' ',"'';.' :;! -*' ' j;::;;:, l '<■>'■■> ...General'Fleming's list is full for this season..' 1 .'.::'.... I'■1 '■ , —.... -• ••*.»•' Bred by Thomas-Mee, Esq., Maheno,' •i Oamaru.;;Sire;Crqwn Prince (grandsire ; -Lord: Salisbury, ( inip) (v Fancy,; ,by ; Far mer's Fancy.(imp)l.';|' From the abqye, it, will, be seen that this really grand breeding is of the first order. ■■ ■'■'.»/I'd!/;U He is a bay in colour with! but very little white ';;stands: il6,'hands 3 inches in .height;, ia r a, very r ,heay.y-boned(horse, with an'abundance"'of beapfui^silky hair, and is a most magnificent actio'ned colt with the-mildestief tempers. His list;for».lßPM/'ftill,;'but intending "stock should not miss "seeing'this ! colt an'd'bookmg in time for the next-Season.; lr '-,'...- ; Terms' for 7 t>6lt|i\-ipratijpjht*'Stallions-'4 • guineas single f <or more, 3£ guineas each. f Twoguineas 'each at end of season, r ;ahd balance when<mares prove in foal. ; Five ''mares ■ one ownerj one mare free. '..-uii-'U .y.<-^. ;•„•;:_!. ';'"'" i^''RbuTEs!iy ;; FuTURE v Twi : ;TO STAND AT LOCHIEL' STABLES. THE PUREBRED CLEVELAND.'?•'COACHING STALLION ".' :'';' : '(FivrYEAßS)| : 'V ;;: ; ;:: : > ; : Imported from;* f> New South Wales. This is a beautifully-coloured strong powerful hbraelwith \fche; strongest of' constitutions, -legs aud feet, and ? pro« perty ; mated 1 with ;well-bred -mares and light active farm mares,: he should prove a very useful sire .for producing cab, ■ rap;'tram, or 'bus, horses. : J;, .is Terms: Single mare, 3|guineas; two or more, 3'guineas eaGh'..,' One and a-half iguineas at ! end 'of season; balance when mare proves in foal. . r k ;! ■:. .■■•;;,!:;(•{! ") Owners of all mares at fcim.e;of service held responsible. ;■:■'!> t,-.j r :' paddocking at; Lochiel or Greenhill at ls'6d per week, j-AlL'ca're taken,: but; no responsibility ■incurred. For full particulars apply to .grooms in 'ch'arge/ortO'T'ri U'li-a WILLIAM TAYLOR, ;.-.). •..-. •• ....;,.:. Owner, g!6 Cfreen Hill, Te Awamutu,; <v