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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 527, 30 August 1900, Page 2

THE STUDrpHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION. BEN GODFREY, Will Stand this Season at Royal Oak, ONE H UNGA. 1 mx. Irish Birdcatcher, 11 j The Baron, 24 Echidna 10 Stockwell,3! >7 „ , , Glencoe, 1 -2 | Pocahontas Marpess ’ a oj « m t n Orlando, 13 q Teddington, 2 Miss Twickenham m Marigold o, t~. t. j .. r Ratan, 9 o « Daughter of Daug^ ter of <55 pj ■ — " — S " -rrr- ,1 o Pantaloon, 7 ~ _ Windhound,3 phryne 8 M £ Thormanby - 5 Q 11 Alice Muley Moloch, 9 Hawthorne Rebecca O co — 2* J Wild Dayrell E ° Middleton g Hurricane -nr-T Scutari, 1 g Mldia Marinella Q — ; o I T -l™ 0-1 Ithuriel, 2 C 5 | .Longbow, 21 Miss Kowe , Toxophilite « co 3 T , . Pantaloon, 17 M d Legerdemain Decoy a m 2 West Melbourne, 1 S 3 , S Australian Mowerina O E Daught’rofi 7 H -r> -o Camel, 24 w Brown Bess Daugh ’ ter of [X ” ; ! S i : Lord of the Touchstone, 14 ” g! Isle Fair Helen gi <d Dundee, 16 : 11 feg j Marmal.de 21 co "g i H’mphrey Clinker, 8 >cs Melbourne, 1 Daughter of g Rambling ■ ip Katie Touchstone, 14 j Rhyme Decoy BEN GODFREY is a beautiful bay horse by St Leger dam Welcome Katie, by Musket; granddam, 'Dundee’s Katie, by Dundee; great granddam, Rambling Katie. BEN GODFREY is ten years old, perfectly sound, and proved himself one of the fastest horses on the turf. He comes from the stoutest blood possible. TERMS : £5 ss. For full particulars apply to FRED. STENNING Royal Oak, Onehunga. FJIO STAND THIS SEASON AT DE VON PORT, CUIRASSIER, BY MUSKET—FRAILTY, Full-brother to Trenton, champion sire of Australia, sold for 7000 guineas, and stands in England at 200 guineas with list full. Last year Cuirassier was second on the list of winning sires, and this year fifth, with very few representatives. TERMS: 15 guineas. First-class grazing and water. Every care, but no responsibility. R. & R. DUDER, Devonport. qpHE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED STALLION SOUUT, Will stand this season at GLENLORA PARK STUD FARM, PAPAKURA (near Auckland). SOULT is one of three St Simon stallions 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, gave an example of the value of the St Simon—Musket cross. SOULT, amongst numerous races, won the Lane Stakes of 500sovs, Liverpool Stewards’ Stakes of 500sovs, Ovingdon Stakes of 250sovs, The Match (at Newmarket) of 300sovs, and Brighton Plate of 150sovs. In these races he beat some of the best running in England, viz— Worcester (City and Suburban Handicap), Sylvanus, Fatherless (winner of Great Metropolitan), Simony, Son of o’ Gun, El Diablo, Perigord, Miss Butterwick (Oaks winner), Gang Awa (Goodwood Cup winner), Marcion, Portrush, and several ottiers, 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 Brion, 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, and this 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 several races at Newmarket, and is also dam of Barbelle, Wild Beauty, The 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