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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VIII, Issue 380, 4 November 1897, Page 22

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f|p O STAND THIS SEASON AT HARP ROAD, ELLERSLIE, The Thoroughbred Stallion LORD DUNLUCE. LORD DUNLUCE is a handsome chestnut very like his sire St. Leger, and is one of the most fashionably bred horses in New Zealand, combining the great Musket and St. Leger blood, and is descended from the same family branch on his dam’s side as Carbine. R StockwellCS) The Baron (24), by I Birdcatcher (11) g ' ' Pocahontas, by Glencoe (1) 77 § s Marie- Id Teddington (2), by Orlando (13) m Q Dtr.ofsis. to Singapore, by Ratan(9) CM g M .S Thormanby Windhound (3), by Pantaloon UJ « (4) Alice Hawth’nbyMuley Moloch (9) O m 5 Hurricane Wild Dayrell (7), by lon _j Mumcane Mi(J gcutari 2 ( 5 i 5 Musket )3) Toxopholite (3), by Longbow (21) Q I ' Daughter of, by West Australia (7) “ h o«2 Onw Angler (2), by Fisherman (11) u )- Chrysolite, by Stockwell (3) O < “- 1 £ cs siedmere(2) D-O’Rourke(9),byl. B’deat’erfll) < g Daughter of, by Slight of Hand (3) U ra Aislantn D. Ariel (17), by Riddlesworth (11) 2. I L ...iMoonshine (imp.), by The Libel (14) TERMS, Five Guineas thoroughbred; Three Guineas half-bred. Grazing as per arrangement. Groomage, 2s 6d. For further particulars apply to J. B. WILLIAMSON, Ellerslie. TO. STAND THIS SEASON At the Stables of the Undersigned, the Fashionably-bred Thoroughbred Stallion, FABULOUS, By Leolinus out of Atlantis. FABULOUS is half-brother to St. Leger, now standing at 50 guineas a mare. LEOLINUS. the sire of Fabulous, won over £5,000 in stakes, over all kinds of courses. He was a rare stayer, very fas’, and a great weight carrier, transmitting the last quality to his progeny in a most surprising manner. ATLANTIS, the dam of Fabulous, was a good performer ou the turf, having won over 2000 sovs in stakes during her two-year-old career. She is also the dam of St. Leger, the champion sire in New Zealand at the present time. FABULOUS is a Bright Chestnut, of very handsome appearance, standing over sixteen hands high, showing plenty of bone and substance. Since he lias been at the stud his stock have done him credit. Fabulist, the son of Fabulous, was the ciack three-year-old of Season 1895-96, winning the Great Northern Derby (in the fast time of 2min 39}?ec) and other races, amounting in stakes to over £l4OO. TERMS : Single Mare, £4 4s. For further particulars apply- to M. S. McGEE, Otahuhu.

Beau, and Hortense (all winners). Her sire (See Saw won twelve 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. ITIHS THOROUGHBRED STALLION BEN GODFREY Will Stand the Season in or near Ellerslie. I Tbo Damn Irish Birdcatcher I The Baion Echidna Stockwell i | g a “ c ° e sa p [ Teddington ~ ’ Marigold co f | Daughter of daughter of I “ B Windhound phrvne° 011 Q UD — I rniyne g p, Thormanby; P g i Alice Muley Moloch <1 — Hawthorne Rebecca O , M I J H?en Middleton pq !<< Hurricane — Cd Tvri6)n Scutari g , ' Miaia Marinella q _ § i Longbow 7LT bul ° Miss Rowe I Toxophilite S | 2 leaden...,, S 1 West Melbourne K i Australian Mowerina O £ I I D aught’r of i —— Ml I Brown Bess g ai “g lterof a § 1 I 1 Lord of the Touchstone 8 i i Isle Fair Helen wA j Dundee i —- j Marmalade Sweetmeat ly ! Theano ij B„ Mi n S . R—_JP ‘“‘’ll-Uy™ Sg*" BEN GODFREY is a beautiful bay horse, by St. Leger, dam Welcome Katie, by Musket; g dam, Dundee’s Katie, by Dundee; g g dam, Rambling Katie. BEN GODFREY is seven years old, perfectly sound, and proved himself one of the fastest horses on the Tu f. He comes from the stoutest blood possible. TERMS : Single mare, £7 7s; two or more mares the property of the same owner, £5 ss. Approved dams of winners free. For full particulars applv to j. B. ’WILLIAMSON, Harp Road. i

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