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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 515, 1 November 1900, Page 3

THE STUD. fipHE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED STALLION SOULT, Will stand this season at GLENLOBA PARK STUD FARM, PAPAKUBA (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 F.eehe, 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 SOOsovs, 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 others, 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 si mon 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 races, thus conclusively proving the great running strains on the sire and dam’s side in Boult’s pedigree. SOULT, Sire of Lady (Avon, winner of the Avondale Stakes, 1899, beating Beddington, Vai Rosa, and nine others. Owners of Musket blood mares should secure the service of this horse, as Bobadil is by a St Simon horse out of a Nordenfeldt mare. St Simon bred horses have sired the crack two-year-olds in Australia. Vedette - iff— Birdcatchesr •S Mrs Ridgway Kan Daweß "3 Flying jßay Middleton ® _ . Dutchman Barbelle Flying _ « Duchess Voltaire g Merope Velocipede’s tn ■ u Economist m Harkaway Fanny Dawn-on King Tom — A Glencoe . g> Pocahontau Marpeena « Ji 5 . r™ Cain g *® n Margaret Adeline | Little Fairy | Wild Dayrell en o Buccaneer M Little Ried Itowr Daughter of Eclat 5 $ 30 © Melbourne 2 Protection 3 ■_ 5 Sir Hercules Whalebone | Irish _ | BlrdCatChCT Guiceioli ***** 1 Th,M ' U " Krwntrii Liverpool jsxecuwut Handmaiden Terms —10 guineas single mares; 8 guineas two or more mares. Grazing, 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. SWORDFISH’ 11. By Hotchkiss, out of Fishgirl [[by r Yattendon—Fanny Fisher by Fisherman. From the above pedigree it will be seen 1 hat Swordfish 11. combines the best racing blood in the Australasian colonies —viz., the Musket, Yattendon, and Fisherman strains. Swordfish U. won the Wanganui Jubilee Cup, one mile and three-quarters, carrying Bst 9lb in 3min 4 l-ssec,. a New Zealand record; Egmont Cup, Atkinson Memorial Stakes, and several other races. He is a dark brown horse standing 16 hands 1 inch. He has a splendid temper, and is extremely quiet. Terms—£l2 12s for a single mare; £lO 10s for two or more mares the property of the same owner. Grazing, 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to WM. WALTERS, Glenlora Park, Papakura. THE STUDTHE IMPORTED ENGLISH THOROUHGBRED STALLION, CYRENIAN (The property oi Leonard Marshall, Esq,), Will te lotated 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. Cyrenian is a bright bay, black legs, is a handsome horse of rare quality aad substance, pace and excellent temper. He won the Bardwioke Stakes, Granby Stakes, Johnston’s Plate at Stockbridge, Welter at Newmarket, Belper Plate at Derby. Sprii 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 Ga'.tee More, winner of Two Thousand Guineas, Derby and Leger), Sainfoin (Derby winner). His progeny up to 1897 won 326 races, value of £141,952 Cambuscan, sire of Chatelait e, 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), Fernia. dam of Fal Lal, also dam of Pretender, winner of Two Thousand Guineas and Derby. St. Simon, sire of Cyrenian, the greatest sire of all times, was never beat, winning over all distances. Grazing, 3s per week. Al care taken; no responsibility. AU 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. Harp Road. Eller slie