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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume III, Issue 114, 29 September 1892, Page 11

SIRES OF THE SEASON qpHE THOROUGHBRED AND WELL--1 KNOWN SIRE “ R A D A M E S,” [By Leolinus] Will stand between Thames, Paeroa and Te Aroha this season. Leolinus by Caterer [by Stockwell], out of Tasmania ; Tasmania by Melbourne [sire of West Australia and Blink Bonny]. Radames damL’Orient [imp.] by Knight of the Crescent out of Egyptian by Touchstone out of Area, by Gladiator out of Twilight, by Velocipede out of Miss Garforth, by Walton. RADAMES has been a good performer : he won the R.C. Handicap and Maiden Plate at Waipawa, the Turanga Stakes at Poverty Bay, dead heat with Administrator for Easter Handicap of 2 miles [3min. 35jsec.] at the Auckland Autumn Meeting, and the Papakura Cup. Fees—Single Mare, Three Guineas , Two or more, Two and a half Guineas. For full particulars apply to N. DICKEY, Paeroa. Good paddocking. Every care, but no responsibility. 'DO STAND THIS SEASON IN WAIKATO I DISTRICT, “ TET FO R D.” Brown horse, bred by Mr. Thos. Morrin, by Musket, out of Pungawerewere, by Golden Grape, from Atalanta, by Towton [imp.], from Crescent, by Sir Hercules. Golden Grape, sire of Pungawerewere, is by Barnton, own brother to Voltigeur, whose descendants Galopin and St. Simon, are at the present time the leading and most fashionable sires in England, commanding no less a fee than 250 guineas. La Fleche, winner of the St, Leger, 1892, is by St. Simon. Fee—Single Mare, Four Guineas ; Two or more, Three and a half Guineas. N. DICKEY, Paeroa. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Cambridge, and surrounding district. Thoroughbred Stallion “ R A GL A N,” Dark Brown Compact Horse, 15 hands 3 inches high, 7 years old, By Cap-a-pie—Tenambra (sister to Dougalston), by The Marquis, imp.—Lady Manners Sutton, by Pitsford, imp.—Green Linnet, by Delapre, imp. RAGLAN was sired by Cap-a-pie, whose cross-country stock are favourably known. Tenambra, the dam of Raglan, was a highly-bred mare, and ran five seconds in Auckland after being imported from Australia. She was sired by that grand horse The Marquis, and two of the races he won were the classic English Two Thousand Guineas and the St. Leger. When on the turf Raglan proved himself a thorough honest horse and first-class stayer, able to last to the end of a Cup race, carrying weight and defeating the best horses in Auckland. In sprint races he showed his pace by beating performers like Teksum (who won races against the best horses in Australia), Cissy, and others. As will be seen, Raglan is a suitable horse to breed from to get racehorses and fast cross-country stock ; and if put to roomy active mares, to get weight-carrying hacks and active harness horses. Terms: £3 10s. single mares and thoroughbreds; for two or more mares a reduction will be made. For further particulars apply to THOMAS SUTTIE, Cambridge. "pHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION “HIPPOC AM PUS,” BY DAINTY ARIEL, DAM FANNY FISHER, BY FISHERMAN, Will this Season be at the service of Breeders at Glenora Stud Farm, Papakura. HIPPOCAMPUS is the sire of Hippodamia, who won over £1,300 as a three-year-old, including the Hawke’s Bay Guineas. She has also won a Wellington Island Bay Handicap, Sst 41b; dead heat with Pasha, 7st 61b, Free Handicap; won Marton-Rangitikei Handicap, Bst 71b; Railway Handicap, Sst 131 b : Flying Handicap, Bst 101 b ; Wanganui Cup, 7st Sib ; Heretaunga Handicap, Bst 21b ; Flying Stakes, Bst 121 b. Shillelagh, who won the Hurdle Race at the A.R.C. Winter Meeting, 1888, Hurdles at Wellington, Ladies’ Bracelet at Christchurch, and won the Great Northern Steeplechase, 1892, was also sired by Hippocampus ; as were also Theorem, winner of the Wellington Hurdle Race, and The Baron, the best three-quarter-miler in Auckland, and others too numerous to mention. HIPPOCAMPUS is well known for getting first-class hacks and jumping horses. Terms : Single Mares, 3 Guineas, two or more as agreed. Good paddocking at 2s. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Apply to W. WALTERS, Papakura. yHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE “E R 0 8.” The only son in New Zealand of St. George and IDALIA, who is also the dam of the Champion of Sires in America (SIR MODRED), will stand the season as follows KAPONGA —Wednesdays MANAIA —Thursdays HAWERA —Fridays ELTHAM —Saturdays ) At his own home, Statford Hotel, Mondays Stratford. Tuesdays ) TERMS Thoroughbred Mares £4 4s. Half-bred Mares £3 3s For further particulars apply to TWENTYMAN WILSON, Owner; Or, Groom in charge. UrO STAND THIS SEASON AT J- MORRINSVILLE. The Thoroughbred Horse “ST. PATRICK.” St. Patrick, who was foaled in 1877, is by The Premier out of Phoenix,by Gownsman out of Ikamataki, by Figaro out of Brunette, by Riddlesworth. The Premier is by Malton (imported son of Rifleman) out of Revoke, the dam of Trump Card and Amazon. Gownsman (imp.) was by Surplice (winner of the English Derby,) out of Tomyris, by Sesostris out of Glaucus mare. Phoenix, the dam of St. Patrick, won the Paliautanui Stakes at Wellington and the Consolation at Masterton in 1875, beating large fields in both races. She also ran second to Cocksure in the Hutt Park Stakes, third for the Provincial Plate, and third for the Consolation, the pair in front of her in the latter being Fishhook and Pungawerewere (both Dunedin Cup winners). Phoenix was a good performer over all distances, competing successfully against the best horses of her day. St. Patrick has been shown six times and taken six first prizes as a sire for getting carriage horses. For further particulars apply FRANK MARSHALL, Morrinsville.