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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 528, 6 September 1900, Page 2

THE STUD. Y L V I A PARK STU THE, UNDERMENTIONED THOROUGHBRED STALLION WILL STAND AT SYLVIA P ARK THIS SEASON. » » Z 'lhe Baron, by Birdcatcher Pocahontas, by Glencoe g« j : a Newminster, by Touchstone § re Edith Diademia, by Pyrrhus I. M a Sweetmeat, by Gladiator m Plum Pudding Foinnua n ttj by Birdcatcher S — d jS Crozier or Dev of Algiers, by JadyQo Priam S O Cacique, by Palinurus S « r—J Touchstone, by Camel AS „ Sg Doi<ol ’*®“ leB Fair Helen, by Pantaloon 3 igo WTI- a™ The Little Known, by Muley O '■’tn Miss Atm Bay Missy,by Bay Middleton tef *7 Melbourne or Windhound, U m h Thonaanby by Pantaloon < g 5 A. Hawthorn, by M. Moloch > -< o — < > Stockwell, by The Baron -J wooaoine Honeysuckle, by Touchstone Q Touchstone, by Camel » iMCwminowr Beeswing, by Dr. Syntax Z g« — <3 o 5 " Melbourne, by Humphrey S a d The Slave Clinker * ® Volley, by Voltaire m M " — " 1 h . . Touchstone, by Camel t g] g Orlando Vulture, by Langar 2 S . Alarm, by Venison 3 Torment mare by Glencoe Q : » s 2 Economist, by Whisker ■d O mare by Nabocklish « g -Glencoe, by Sultan o M Pocahontas Marpessa. by Muley « h Melbourne, by Humphrey o S M West Austril’n. Clinker 3 g » Mowerina, by Touchstone g -r. Harkaway, by Economist |p Maria Suspicion, by SEATON DELAVAL has proved himself beyond doubt an exceptional success at the Stud. Eveiy one of his progeny that have started, with one exception, have been returned winners. He produced in the first two years that he was at the Stud the following Winners:— Miss Delaval (winner of C.J.C. Derby, Great Northern Derby and New Zealand St Leger), Rosella (a big winner) Hastings, Jim Kean, Lsetitia, Blue Paul, Belfast, Spark, Beddington (one of the best performed two-year-olas of the season), Vai Rosa (winner of A.R.C. Welcome Stakes and other races), Paul Seaton. Melton, the sire of Seaton Delaval, is now considered one of the most fashionable sires in England. .’ff® Terms for Approved Mares: 30 guineas for Single Mare; 25 guineas for two or more Mares, the property of one owner. Grazing at Sylvia Park by argement. All care taStn but no responsibility accepted. EXPLOSION, BY CUIRASSIER—JADESTONE. This handsome and brilliant horss will serve five approved mares this season. . r . — For terms and full particulars apply to L. D. NATHAN AND CO., k Shortland Street. The imported. English thohouhgbrsd STALLION, CYRENIAN (The property of Leonabd Marshall, Esq,), Will be located this season at Ellerslie, Auckland, and will be . limited to Thirty-five Mares, including owner's, at 25gs each. CYRENIAN, by St. Simon, was bred by Lord Londonderry, in 1894. His dam, Daisy Chain, by Springfield— Chatelaine, by Cambuscan. Cyranian is a bright bay, black legs, is a handsome horse of rare quality aad substance, pace and excellent temper. He won the Hardwicks Stakes, Granby Stakes, Johnston’s Plate at Stockbridge, Welter at Newmarket, Belper Plate at Derby. Sprit gfield, sire of Daisy Chain, the best horse of his day, started 19 titres, won 17, twice second. Also sire of Alloway, Watercress, Morganette (the dam of Galtee More, winner of Two Thousand Guineas, Derby and Leger), Sainfoin (Derby winner). His progeny up to. 1897 won 326 races, value of £141,952, Cam buscan, sire of Chatelaine, also sire of the peerless: Kinsem, winner of 62 races over all distances and never beat; Onslow. Camballo (winner of Two Thousand: Guineas), Idalia (the dam of Sir Modred, Sir Launcelot), Feruia, dam of Pal Lal, also dam of Pretender, winner of Two Thousand Guineas and Derby. St. Simon, sire of Cyreniau, the greatest sire of all times, was never beat, winning over all distances. Grazing, 3s per week. A>l care taken; noresponsibility. All Accounts settled before removal of Mares. List for 1900 season full, but mares may be booked for season 1901. Further particulars from J. B. WILLIAMSON. Harn Road, Ellerslie. qpHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,, ETON, (The property of Leonard Marshall, Esq.), Will be located at Ellerslie, Auckland, and will be let t Mares at lOgs each. ETON, by Castor (imp), was bred at Mount Wellington in 1894. His dam, Lady Walins ey, was never raced, but Is own sister to the great Carbine. Eton is a dark bay, black legs, was very fast, worn several racesin good times, got hurt when two-year-old otherwise a great racehorse. Grazing, 3s per week. All care taken ; no responsibility. All Accounts settled before removal of Mares. Further iculars from J. B. WILLIAMSCN Harp Road, Ellerslie.,