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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 511, 4 October 1900, Page 3

THE STUD. yY LV I A PA R K STUD THE UNDERMENTIONED THOROUGHBRED STALLION WIDE STAND AT SYLVIA PARK THIS BEASON. The Baron, by Birdcatcher usooKweu Pocahontas, by Glencoe 3 gS a wui. Newminster, by Touchstou j Matin Diademia, by Pyrrhus I. M-- - j M D i._ . Sweetmeat, by Gladiator g . Pudding Foinnualla, by Birdcatcher s a • w £ Crozier or Dev of Algiers, fa. Judy Go Priam 59 Cacique, by Palinurus — j ——■ ■— — —— m w r Touchstone, by Camel „ g.g Lorfo,4h ® lßlea Fair Helen, by Pantaloon | S j?'"’ Miss Ann The Little Known by Mule-; 3 co Bay Missy,by Bay Middleto n * a . H Melbourne or Windhountl. J m g Thomanby by Pantaloon < o 5 A. Hawthorn, by M. Motor.: < ** J* Stockwell, by The Baron j wooaoine Honeysuckle, by Touchsten- ° r- Touchstone,by Camel g Newminster Beeswing, by Dr. Syntax "E 2 a 2 35 * Melbourne, by Humphrey rf s £ The Slave ' Clinker m Volley, by Voltaire H 1 ft Touchstone, by Camel « 3 Or “ ndo Vulture, by Langar „ p - 3 A |3 Alarm, by Venison Torment mare by Glencoe < m 5 Economist, by Whisker 1 0 £ Harxaway mare by Nabocklish 4 rt = ■ S Glencoe, by Sultan Pocahontas Marpessa. by Muley “ g Melbourne, by Humphrey o S « West AnstrTn, Clinker « gj° Mowerina, by Touchstone g w.-ta Hathaway, by Economist P ' | Suspicion, by Speculation SEATON DELAVAL has proved himself ..beyond doubt an exceptional success at the Stud. Every 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, Leetitia, Blue Paul, Belfast, Spark, Beddington (one of the best performed two-year olds 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. Terms for Approved Mares3o guineas for Single Mare; 25 guineas for two or more Mares, the property of one owner. ' . . / Grazing.’at Sylvia Park by arrangement. All care taken but no responsibility accepted. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., Shortland Street.

fJIO STAND THIS SEASON AT DEVONPORT, 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 very care, but no res onsibility. Waterloo, BY CUIRASSIER, Out of Hune, by Cap-a-pie, out of Raupo. Terms : Three guineas. For further particulars apply R. & R. DUDER, Devonport.

W. CURTIS, Member of Tattersall’s. Address — TA-TERSALL’S CLUB, AUCKLAND. J jQ A V I D S O B COMMISSION AGENT, .: •; ?L■ ’■ .7 AUCKLAND.