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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume V, Issue 230, 20 December 1894, Page 11

AUCKLAND BREEDERS TAKE NOTICE! The Magnificent Imported Trotting Stallion “PLEASANTON,” Foaled in 1889. Record, 2.29£. Trial, 2.23. - r r ' • ■Will Stand this Season at J. B. WILLIAMSON’S STABLES, HARP ROAD. ELLERBLIB. Pleasanton is a large, handsome, ■well-formed Bay Stallion, standing over 16 hands and weighing l,2sOpounds. He was bred by Wm. Murray (owner of Diablo, 2.09?). - PLEASANTON WON FIRST PRIZE WHEREVER rHAMBLETONIAN. IO EXHIBITED in roadster classes. His progeny are spoken The founder of the great of very highly. ’ ■ Hambletonian family. rELECTIONEERI2S-.“ | * Sire of 137 in 2.30 list, j and -34 Sires, including—- • Egotist, Elector, Albert ■ I W., Anteeo, Antevolo, LGREEN MT. MAID I Bell Boy, Bernal, Chimes Dam of seven in 2.30 list. I Clay, Egotist, Electricity, t-ATnn miA < Eros, Electrotype, Fallis, CELECTOR, 2170 Junio, Nowal, Palo Alto, ■.■■Mg* . Record, 2.31. St. Bel, Sphinx, Whips, A Sire of Flora M., 2.16; Sunolo, Howal, f ST. CLAIR ©4 Acclamation, 2.24?; Ally Sire of A( j a i ia) 2.27 : clay. CM on” 2.25 J; and dams of Electro. A LGILBERTA< 2.25; Fay, 2.25; Costello, 2.24? ; ■ Sam Lewis, 2.25. ~ 2.29?, Pleasanton,'2.29l I O Morning Glory, 2.27;.El- . Anv fill RFBT stb H 2® B ’jT£h.2^ 1 Qrandam of Lot Slocum, 2.17* z 2.29; Nettie C., 2.28; Iff Elect, 2.26; Desperado, 5 229 - fPRINCE ALBERT, (JJ . ’ | Sire of Bessie S, 2.29?. <5 Chicago iii 5 ! .-/SJ 1.42. Q. * \ ... > «... ISALLY PAT’E/a BELLE ROBINSJ | ("BLUCHER I BLACK BESS< I hereby certify that the above Pedigree of the horse Pleasanton, purehasedfor New Zealand, is correct.— Wm. G. (.KENTUCKY MARE »tb. Layng, Editor “ Breeder and Sportsman.”—July 25,1894. - i ‘ ' ' Terms, 5 Guineas; Groomage, 2s. 6d.; Grazing, 3s. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. . .. ALSO, ** JUDGE BYRON." 1; rELMO „ , ' Z Record, 2.27 O ("JUDGE BELDEN (Imp.) < /y Record, 2.31. Tnal; 2.17. I ? 2 I (PRENTICE g o < w | I fCHILDE HAROLD (Imp.) g ” LADY BYRON.,-< U Trial, 3 miles, 7.32. I 3 (AULD LANG SYNE -» Judge Belden, sire of this colt, is a beautiful Bay, black points, stands 16? hands. His half-sister was sold lately at San Francisco for over 4000 dollars. Judge Belden was at the stud on the estate •of the late H. W. Seale, and was sold by order of the executors at Bay District Track on February ■2Bth, 1890. He won his races with a i ecord of 2.31, and has a public trial of 2.17 to the mile. Judge Belden is admitted to be by all the best judges in Australia one of the finest-looking horses 4hat ever came to the Colonies, with plenty of bone.and substance, and possessing every qualification for getting flrstclass stock. He possesses an amiable temper and grand constitution. He is without blemish and is as sound as a bell. Fee: Three Guineas. Groomage, 2s. 6d. ALSO “ HANDSOME JACK,” RADIANT (Sister to Quadrant). ST. LEGER. Radiance Robinson Crusoe Atlantis Doncaster 3 2 > W S gm 2 a tn § §. §. S | 2. 3 o B <§ £ S.*5E & E g: HANDSOME JACK (foaled 1890) was bred at Sylvia Park. Having met with an accident while training, he was never raced; but was very highly thought of and tried to be a horse of great promise. It is seldom that such a well-bred young stallion is ever offered for public service, and breeders .would do well to inspect before going elsewhere. Fee :• Five Guineas. Groomage,. 2s 6d. Half-bred mares and ponies as per arrangement. For further particulars apply to J. B. Williamson, Harp Road, Ellerslie, or to A. AUSTIN, Owner. DAN McLEOD Member of Victorian Club, Melbourne. 3 K TLff. ■■” - Qj - - - A”*' 9 U> M CD 3 k. 1 B iMEO|pi i Can be Consulted on all Coming Events i