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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IV, Issue 208, 19 July 1894, Page 9

ADVERTISEMENTS J7OR SALE, the Imported Thoroughbred Horse “KALO.” Black horse, remarkably good bone, and bred by Mr J. ■> Lee of New South Wales. Got by Yattendon (the King of Sires); dam Gipsy Girl, by Kingstone out of Black Bess, by Little John—Young English mare, by Camerton; Yattendon, by Sir Hercules, dam Cassandra. Gipsy Girl is the dam of Randwick and other good performers. Yattendon is the sire of Chester, St. George, Patriarch, Lord of the Isles, Javelin, Habena, Dagworth, Sterling, Grand Flaneur, Commodore, Vixen, My Idea, Yattacy, Yatterina, and Onida (who is the dam of those well-known performers Strathmore and Hilda, besides other grand performers on the turf). ALSO, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion “LAIRD O’ LARGO.” Imported by D. McLean, Esq., Maraekakaho, Napier; foaled 1881. He is a beautiful dapple brown, 16J hands high, and is a fine specimen of a Clydesdale, possessing good head and neck, with splendid barrel and great breadth of quarters, fine broad-boned legs, of good strength and plenty of feather. He has grand action, a very mild temper, a sound constitution, and free from all natural blemishes, and being descended from such ancestors!(see Tabulated Pedigree) is well qualified to be a breeder of first-class stock. Laird o’ Largo gained first prizes in Carterton in 1884, 1885, 1887, and 1888 (also G. M.), and second in Carterton in 1886, first at Masterton in 1886, 18S7, 18S8, 1889, also G. M. Champion and special prize of £3 35., and third at Hawke’s Bay in 1888. .At Wellington, 1889, took Society’s prize of £5 55., Champion, and special of £3 35., and first prize of £5 ss. at Gisborne in 1892, also Gold Medal. LAIRD O’ LARGO by Glengary out of Lochleven; Lochleven by Lothian Lad, dam by Lord Clyde. Lochleven gained first prize at Aberdeen in 1879, first at Glasgow in 1878, second at the Highland and Agricultural Show of England at Carlisle 1880, second at the Highland Agricultural Show, Berwick-on-Tweed, 1880, and Lochleven as a brood mare has never been beaten in the Colony. Apply to S. C. CAULTON & CO., Central Hotel, Auckland. pOE SALE OE LEASE FOE THE FORTHCOMING SEASON. The Thoroughbred Stallion FABULOUS, By Leolinus (imp ) out of Atlantis (imp.)». This horse is half-brother to the successful stallion ST. LEGER, and is a sure foal getter, his stock showing power and quality. For further particulars apply to _ * L. D. NATHAN & CO, pOE SALE OE LEASE FOB THE FORTHCOMING SEASON, The Thoroughbred Stallion LEOLANTIS, By Leolinus (imp.) out of Atlantis (imp.). This horse is half-brother to the successful stallion ST. LEGER, and is a sure foal getter, his stock showing power and quality. further 4 AN & , SIRES. OF THE SEASON gT U D 8E A SON 1 894. The Well-performed Stallion ST. HIPPO, By St. Leger—Hippona, Will Serve Six approved mares at Sylvia Park. FEE—3O GUINEAS. ’ ‘ L. D. NATHAN & CO. TO STAND THIS SEASON 1 AT GLENORA PARK, PAPAKURA, The Thoroughbred Stallion “BLAIRGOWRIE.” Atholink. Vespasian. Habena. Blair Athol. Vesta. Newminster. (Derby and St, (St. Leger, ’5l) Leger, 1864) tri tri Qtd 2 Q — W J. & g hri2 00 2 p. 2.2 P, P. H. ' 22. oan P'S ® tri cn*< ? g <t> ffifl S- r l 5 I Sl§§ & ‘Sag; £B- - g S’ . i » , S' I ' s- 1 ” - I p. * Blairgowrie’s performances are as under : —As a two-year-old at Sydney Turf Club : Won Sapling Stakes. 4 mile, 8.0, time 51gS. V.R.C. Meeting : third to Acme ana Madelina, Maribyrnong Plate, 5 furlongs, 1.4 J; won. Flying Stakes, beating Madeline and Acme, | nolle; third in December Stakes, 5 furlongs, 9.1, time 1.3; second in Ascot Vale Stakes, f mile, 9.6, time 1.18. A.J.C. Won Champagne Stakes, 6 furlongs, 8.10; time 1.15; second First Foal Stakes, 9.0, Volcano first, 8.2, 6 furlongs, 'l.l4; At three years: Secondin A.JJC. Derby, won by Trident, 2J38 (fastest ever Jbeen run); second to Trident in the Champion Race, V.R.C., 3 miles; and second to Abner in Doncaster Handicap, A.J.C. It will therefore be seen that his performances ar e_ first rate at all distances and under big weights, and being a change of blood in this colony, and coining from a good racing family (Vespasian being a first-class performer in England under big weights) ought to be everything that is desired to beget racehorses. At the Bourke Meeting in May three of his get were first, second and third in the Mares’ Produce Stakes. He is also the sire of Caroline, the winner of the Sires’ Produce Stakes on the second day. Terms: Thoroughbred Mares, 10 guineas; two or more, 7 guineas; Half-breds, 5 guineas. Grazing at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility.! ’ six For further particulars apply to W *