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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 326, 22 October 1896, Page 13

AUCKLAND BREEDERS TAKE NOTICE I The Magnificent Imported Trotting Stallion “PLEASANTO N,” Foaled in 1889. Record, 2.29|. Trial, 2.23. Will Stand this Season at J. B. WILLIAMSON’S STABLES, HARP ROAD, ELLERBLER Pleasanton is a large, handsome, well-formed Bay Stallion, standing over 16 nanus and weignlaf i ,250 pounds. He was bred by Wm. Murray (owner of Diablo, 2.09 J). PLEASANTON WON FIRST PRIZE WHEREVER f HAMBLETONIAN. IO EXHIBITED in roadster classes. His progeny are spoken The founder of the great of very highly. Hambletoman family. (ELECTIONEER 125.-. I Sire of 137 in 2.30 list, and 34 Sires, including—i Egotist, Elector, Albert | W., Anteeo, Antevolo, (GREEN MT. MAID Bell Boy, Bernal, Chimes Dam of seven in 2.80 list | Clay, Egotist, Electricity, ■< Eros, Electrotype, Fallis, . ELECTOR, 2170 Junio, Nowal, Palo Alto, Record, 2.31. St. Bel, Sphinx, Whips, CD St. Just, Sunolo, Howal, (ST. CLA R 656 Xj Sire of Flora M., 2.16; Hammer. (Fred. Law). Acclamation, 2.24}; Ally S f re o f Adalia, 2.27 : Clay, C\i Sloper, 2.28; Cora S., 2.254; and dams of Electro. N 2.20.}; Electnna, 2.20; I GILBERTA< 2.25: Fay, 2-25 l Costello, Lizzie F., 2.161, L. A. IvILotKIA 22 2 2(J -TF Dick, 2.25 ; Elector Jr., 2.29 J, Pleasanton, 2.29 J ; O Morning Glory, 2.27; El- LADY GILBERT stb. p < S| -S JR 7^20 El Le?k,’ of Lot Slocum, 2Z 2.29/Nettie C., 2.28; Elect, 2.26; Desperado, Si I 1.42. n LSALLY PATTEN IBELLE l BELLE ROBINS (BLUCHER I BLACK BESS■< I hereby certify that the above Pedigree of the horse Pleasanton, purchasedfor New Zealand, is correct.—Wk. G. KENTUCKY MARE <11), Layng, Editor “ Breeder and Sportsman.”—July 25, 1894. Terms, 5 Guineas; Groomage, 2s. 6d.; Grazing, 3s. per week. Every care taken, but M responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. B. WILLIAMSON, Harp Road, Ellerslie, or to A. AUSTIN, Owner.

THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED STALLION, S O U L T, Will stand this season |at GLENORA PARK STUD FARM, PAPAKURA (near Auckland). SOULT is the only St. Simon stallion in New Zealand, and will serve a limited number of mares during the forthcoming season. His pedigree must impress owners of mares having the stout Musket blood in their veins. The celebrated English mare La Fleche, recently sold for 12,600 guineas, gives an example of the value of the St. Simon—Musket cross. Voltigeur MffirttoLynn Vedette . 3 Flying Bay Middleton ® . Dutchman Barbelle Flying § Duchess Voltaire 3 Merope Velocipede’s dam tn ■ j Economist tn way Fanny Dawson King Tom g Pocahontas Marpessa oo | - - Cain H jg 10 Margaret r Adeline S UttleFklry S Wild Dayrell Middleton H Buccaneer Little Red Rover g Daughter of Eclat 5 $ 5 a, t,Melbourne ” ® Marjory Slick | Protection p Sir Hercules ™ ebone m Irish Xer ”| B “»t*» GlllcoioU Bob Booty 1 Inheritreso ““ SOULT, amongst numerous races, won the Lane Stakes of 500 sovs, Liverpool Stewards’ Stakes of 500 sovs, Ovingdon Stakes of 250 sovs, The Match (at Newmarket) of 300 sovs, and Brighton Plate of 150 sovs. In these races he beat some of the best horses running in England, viz. —Worcester (City and Suburban Handicap), Sylvanus, Fatherless (winner of Great Metropolitan), Simony, Son of a Gun, El Diablo, Perigora, Miss Butterwick (Oaks winner). Gang Awa (Goodwood Cup winner), Marcion, Portrush, and several others, and was a good performer at all distances. St. Simon, the sire of Soult, is at the head of winning sires in England, and the few sons of St. Simon at the stud in England—St. Serf, Haut Baron, and Adieu —have proved themselves winner-producers. In fact, St. Serf is second on the list of winning sires, his sire holding premier position. St. Simon, the champion of England, being the sire of Soult, must impress upon owners of thoroughbred mares the advisability of making an early application for this valuable young and fashionable stallion’s services. Beauharnais, dam of Soult, won seven races at Newmarket, and is also dam of Barbelle, Wild Beauty, The Beau, and Hortense (all winners). Her sire (See Saw) won t .reive races and her grandsire (Buccaneer) won fifteen races. Josephine, her granddam, was also a great winner. Inheritas, her great granddam, won forty-seven races, thus conclusively proving the great running strains on the sire and dam’s side in Soult’s pedigree. Terms —12 guineas single mare; 10 guineas two or more mares. Grazing as per arrangement. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to WM. WALTERS, Glenora Park, Papakura.