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Waikato Times, Volume XLV, Issue 3646, 14 November 1895, Page 6

Stud Notices. '■"10 STAND THIS SEASON X at the Cross Roads, near Te Awamutu, and travel the surrounding districts—The Thoroughbred Stallion FREEDOM. Terms : Single mare, 3| guineas; two or more, 3 guineas each lots of five mares, one free. Route in future issue, 5/10 CHARLES WEAL. tO STAND THIS SEASON afc Morrinsville The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion GLANCER. Imported from the South by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company. A young horse just in his prime; active, sound and good tempered. Terms : £2 2s, payable at end of season. Grazing, Is per week. For further particulars apply to FRANK MARSHALL,, 5/10 Morrinsville. ■— ~ 'XSLj^ic 0 STAND AT MY STABLES at Hautapu for the season—The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion CAMPSIE, By Bonnie Prince, out of an Elgin mate. Bred by Mr Jas. Taylor, of Bardowie. This horse is a sure foal-getter and leaves first-clas? stock. Anyone having mares'they, wishi to breed from should inspect this' horse 1 before making their arrangements. ~ Terms upon application to the owner. First-class paddocking provided for mares at Is each per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. RICHARD , Hautapu. tt T U D NO TIC E. TASMAN, Brown horse, bred in Tasmania by Mr J. Field, in 1878,; got by St Albans, out of Zillah, by Peter Wilkins, out of a ! daughter of. Jersey and Amelia,', by Mozartfrom Pet, by Bolivar from; Whiz- 1 gag. Tasman will stand, this season at Redwood, Cambridge, and' travel where! inducement offers. Tasman was.ja most consistent performer, as durintt the five seasons he figured at, the post he sported silk on 61 different occasions, winning no less than! 31 events, ran 14 secouds, 5 thirds, and 1 11 times unplaced. The value of the' stakes won by him amounted to the! large sum of £5;500, and he left the turf' as sound asthe day he.was foaled. Some of his greatest performances; wer,e: Winning the'N.,Z. Cup, 1883,1 two miles,.carrying,Bst 91b, beating Non-i sense, Tim Whjffler, Cheviot, Ladyj Emma, and others, time 3min. 36f sees. ;| also the Wellington Cup, 1885, two miles, I 9st 61bj time 3min. 38secs; also thej D. J. C. Handicap, 1885, one mile arid \ three-quarters, 9st-81b, time 3min. 1Q&! sees; also' the Timaru Cup, 1883, one' mile and three-quarters, 9st, time 3miu. 13secs., and in ( the following year repeated the performance, carrying 9st 21b,, timeSmin. I2secs, . , , i The are. proof that! Tasman could both" stay and carry! weight: " ■ ■ '■ • - ; Tasinan's sire, Stt Albans, is a grand- 1 son of Stock well's, and has sired some of; the fastest horses in Australasia, notably/ Malua (sire of Malvolio), both of whom: won the Melbourne Cup; Sheet Anchor' (another Melbourne Cup winner), Blink Bonny (Caulfield Oup winner), Johnny' Faulkner, Pigeontoe, Ringwopd (Aus-: kalian Cup winner),, and !!a host of others. ','.' w , '!,! : J Tasman has, with' few opportunities,. sired some first-class racehorses, viz. :! Florrie (winner of C.J.C. Derby, CJ.C, Oaks, OtagO Cup, Onslow'Plate, V.R.C.i Free Handicap, Rosehill May Handicap.; Sydney T.C. Queen's' Birthday Cup),! Bazlemere (winner 'of A;R.C. Nurservi Handicap, beating : 15 others), Philaon= (winner of CJ.C. Welcome Stakes, beating 10 others). | Terms: Single mare, 3| guineas; two 1 ! or more maies as'per agreement.' Good, paddocking 'at Is'per week ; every care taken, but no responsibility.. Fees, payable on i ', .' ' ..Route: ' ''■/ ' Tuesday: Ohaupo' ; Thursday : Hamilton ■' >' Rest of the week ■: ■At owner's stable '! 28/S JARED ALLWILL.