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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 708, 1 October 1903, Page 11

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. The Celebrated Imported American Trotting Stallinn, ALBERT VICTOR, (19,808) BY ALBERT W-VICTOI.INE. Bred by Mr J. B. Haggin Rancho, Del Paso, California. ALBERT VICTOR is a bay hor>e with, blaek pointe, standing 15 hands 3 inches, beautifully proportioned, and showing great quality. On the crack he has bhown himself to be one of the speediest perfoi mere seen out SOME or ALBERT VICTOR*I* DOINGS. ALBERT V OR has proved himself a higb-clase performer in trotting races of the colony, one of exceptional brilliancy, and the fact, that he has covered a mile on the track at Alexandra Park, which is several seconds slower than the graded tracks in Canterbury, in 2min. 23secs.,. proves to wh<t a pitch he can eany his speed. In private he has shown for half a mile better than a 2.20 gait, and he also performed w< ll up to two miles. ALBERT VICTOR’S sire, Albert W.. holds a record of 2.20, and is the sire of several in the select list, while his grandsire Electioneer, has more star peif ertners than any other sire in America. Victorine, dam of Albert Victor, is by Echo, who has sired a loirg list of first-dass ; erf ormers, and one of his daughters is dam of Direet 2.06, one of America’s champions. Albert Victor is sire of the following well-known horses—Viscount, Three Kings. Typewriter, Cora Victor, The Autcerat, The Manager, Albert!, Bert, Lady Florence, all winners. Albert Viet, r will cover a limited number of mares only. TERMS —£s Single Mare. Payable by P.N. Ist January. 1904. Groomage, 55.. payable at tint service. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply J. MARTIN AND CO. Parnell. Auckland. Telephone 472. On view at stables till October Ist