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The thoeouohbred imported STALLION, GOLD BEEF, Will stand this season at PALMERSTON NORTH. GOLD REEF is a handsome brown horse, without a ■white mark, standing 16 hands, stoutly built, showing a lot of quality, and a horse with excellent bone, measuring 81 inches around the cannon bone. He has a grand conefitution and a good temper* He has had several seasons rafciilg, yet he has retired sound enough to stand another Pr Tbstudents ofVreeding, a perusal of Gold Reef’s tabulated pedigree'will prove him to be one of the stoutest bred horses in the English Stud Book. His sire (Bend Or), winner of the English Derby, was also sire of the unbeaten Ormonde, and his dam (Crucible), besides being a good performer, is also dam of those good racehorses Gold Seeker, Sorcerer, Goldfield, and Gold Leaf. Thus it will be seen that Gold Reef comes from an excellent ninning family, and, if given a chance with, good mares, it is fair to assume that he will become a winner-producer. The following is Gold Beef’s tabulated pedigree I. . Irish Birdcatcher The Baron \ StockwaU — ft Glencoe | Pocahontas MarpMaa § Orlando (5 Teddington jjj 88 Twnkenham 1 Marigold * Sister to Ratan ? .7 0 Singapore Dtr. of Melbourne ■ Pantaloon M Windhound phryne Thormanby 1 Alice Muley Moloch M Hawthorne Rebecca fi? g Redshank | £ Ellen Johanna Home ... Plenipotentiary Pdhi Pawn Jun. k Sheet Anchor « Weatherbit A Beadsman —■ I | Meflioant E s Bay Middleton 1 Madam. C °” Pt?, of Prim. „ Eglentine Defence g Diversion Fo]ly 5 2 The Baron O Stockwell Pocahontas a, Camerino 2 Touchstone J Sylphine Mountain Sylph ■g, Knight of Nutwith £ Pineapple P<**hontaa Evergreen Orlando “ Pine Heresy ■< As a racehorse on the English Turf, Gold Beef was considerably above the average, and won twelve races of the value of £2,473, including such important events as the Maiden Stakes of 150 sovs, 9.0, fourteen starters; The Match,, at Newmarket, 9.3, defeating Fatherless, 7.7 ; the Bestwood Stakes, 500 sovs, 8.10; the Visitors Plate, 150 sovs, 8.10, eleven starters; the Welter Stakes, 175sovs, fifteen starters, carrying 8.12 (top weight); he ran second tn ‘Pannonia for the Commercial Stakes of 600 sovs, twelve starters; carrying 10.0, he ran second to Tnonfi for the Stand Plate of 1,000 sovs, nine starters. It will thus be seen! that Gold Reef, besides having proved himself a racehorse, has also been a great weight-carrier. W GOLD BEEF will serve a limited number of mares. Thoroughbred mares, 10 guineas; approved half-bred ‘‘■Mav’pf be grazed at Mr Bobert Stevens’ farm, Palmerston North, one of the best and most sheltered properties in the Manawatu district. . . lie mares will be under my own personal supervision, and every care will be taken, but no responsibility acto be paid for and removed within ten days from date of notice of stinting, or 3s per week for grazing will be charged. For further particulars apply to J. O. HAYWARD, Palmerston North, or at Greytowu North. GOLD REEF’S list is now full for this season. Dated October Bth. QELECT ACCOMMODATION Fob the TRAVELLING PUBLIC at the CAEE DE PARIS, Main Street, Pahiatua (Next to Miss Petrie’s) All Coaches pass the door. First-class Table. Terms Moderate. Meals, 1/- Beds, 1/Mb McCarthy - - proprietor gARNETT AND Q. R A N T BOX 336, DUNEDIN, AND BOX 367, P.O. CHRISTCHURCH. NOW OPEN! Melbourne Cup, New Zealand Cup. Melbourne and New Zealand Cups. Starting price on the principal New Zealand events, with 10 limit. Australian events, 15 limit. English events, 15 limit. Trots, 5 limit. Races where there are only two runners, 2 limit. Weekly reports of business done will appear in the Sporting Review, Otago Witness, Canterbury Times, N.Z. Mail, and Weekly Press. Note. —B. and G. will only do business on meetings where there is at least one race on the programme of the advertised value of £6O. J AMES JZJ ECK E T T (Member of Tattersail’s), Can be consulted on all coming events. Programmes forwarded on application. Address— TATTERSALL’S, AUCKLAND.

Great value in umbrellas and macintosh coats from Geo. Fowlds

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 330, 19 November 1896, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 330, 19 November 1896, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 330, 19 November 1896, Page 15

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