Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 974, 5 November 1908, Page 10

OLENORA pARK gTUD. Fff SEASON 1908. The following Stallions will be at the service of Breeders this season at Glenora Park:— SOULT (IMP.), BROWN HORSE BY ST. SIMON —BEAUHARNAIS, BY SEE SAW. Terms: 40 gns. List Full. During his stud career the descendants of Soult have won stakes to the value of over £55,000. GLUTEN (IMP), DARK CHESTNUT BY THURIO —BRAN BREAD, BY. SEE SAW. Terms: 10 gns.,. Single Mare. Reduction fol" two mares, the property of one owner. GLUTEN is regarded as one of the most promising young stallions . imported to Australasia, and his yearlings, sold in March, 1906 and 1907, at Melbourne, were highly thought of, one of the number realising top., price. GLUTEN was a ;fine. performer on the turf, amongst his wins being the Lingfield Welter Plate (list.), Birmingham Autumn'Handicap, Gatwick Oval Handicap (two miles), and Goodwood Stakes (2% miles) In India he won the Bangalore Cup (13,4 miles), carrying 9st. 41b. GLUTEN’S STOCK SHOW GREAT PROMISE, AND ARE RACING WELL IN AUSTRALIA. Amongst some of his stock are Glucose, who won, besides other races, the Gang Forward. Stakes in Adelaide last season,-and Filament, who won the Adelaide Stakes of .1908’,. 7. fur., 3.00 sovs. An inspection of, this horse’s Yearlings cordially . invited. COACHING STALLION. MERRY PRINCE, 3 years, old, by Merry Boy, dam Queenie,, by Muskapeer . ~ out of Notah. This is a fine-looking young horse, and Merry Boy’s l Stock have proved themselves as flrst-class hacks and harness horses in the Waikato. Terms: 3 guineas. Every care-taken, but no responsibility incuired. For further particulars apply to W. WALTERS, Glenora Park, Papakura. QAMBRIA pARK gTUD. TO STAND THIS : 11" SEASON AT CAMBRIA PARK. CHESTNUT HORSE. OBLIGADO (16), 1895 (IMP.). By Orville 13 (by Ormonde 16, winner •of 2000 Guineas, Derby, and St. Lege’., and never beaten; from Shotover, winner 0f.2000 Guineas and Derby) from Th<’ Fl;:t, by Trappist 1 (a great horse up to a mile, and sire of I'Abesse de Jouarre. winner of the Oaks), from Frivolity (th ee-quarter sister in blood to Lily Agnes, the dam of Omonde. and granddain of Sceptre and Collar). OBLIGADO is a magnificent horse. Through bo:h his s re and dam lie descends f om the great “ Agnes” family, which las produced those successful sires and racehorses, Ormonde, Star Rubv Colla’. Muncaster, Kendal, Zinfandel, St. Gatien. Marcion, Martagon, Andree, Knight of Snowdon, etc., and the following famous mares—Sceptre, Ornament, Farewell, Bonny Jean, lAbbessee de Jouarre, Lily Agnes, Philomel, Laodamia, Little Agnes, Maid, Zsupan. Edeldanie, Ahnenprobe, Maria, etc., etc. His youngste s are very sound, nice movers, possess perfect tempers, and plenty of size. With most moderate opportunities, OBLIGADO has sired a number of winners, including Zetland, Pensive, Cathron Lady de Vere, Little Medalist, Miss Adare, Flavour, Octave, Red Morn, and Rosebloom, winners of nearly £4OOO in st nkcs A valuable horse to mate with mares possessing St. Simon blood, such as daughte s of Soult and Cyrenian. Limited to 30 mares, including th® owners. Fee: 12 guineas. BROWN HORSE ETON (2), 1894. By Castor 2 (imp.)—Lady Walmsley (sister to Carbine), by Musket 3—Mersey -(dam of Carnage). Eton won many races ,and is a very fine horse, standing over 16 hands, and measures BV> inches below knee. A typical Musket horse. Six of Eton’s progeny won £l4OO in stakes last season. The eight Eton yearlings sold by us last January were a fine lot, , and realised up to 220 guineas, averaging nearly 100 guineas each. We are booking approved mares at a fee of 10 guineas. BAY HORSE HIERARCH (12), 1904. Bv Cvrenian 10 (St. Simon 11—Daisy Chain)—Miss Annie (dam of Lady Annie, Annette, Cambrian, and Tetr’zzini i, by Seaton Delaval 4 (sire of Nonette. Gladsome, etc.) —First Love (dam of Ladv Avon, etc.), by Nordenfeldt 3 (V.R.C. and A.J.C. Derbies, etc.)—Fishgirl (dam of Swordfish 11., etc.), by 1 attention 17 (sire of Grand Flaneur and Chester) —Fanny Fisher (dam of Torpedo, etc.), by Fisherman 11 (winner of 70 races, and sire of Angler, Fishhook, etc.). This pedigree shows an unbroken line of the best running blood. Limited to 20 mares, including tn® owner’s, at a fee of 10 guineas. Further particulars to Stud Groom, Cambria Park, Papatoetoe; or to B. A. Price, Buchanan’s Buildings, Albert st., Auckland.