vin, 1 mile 1 fur., £150; Moutere Hack, Levin, 1 mile, £6O; Racing Club Hdcp.. Napier Park, 1 mile and a distance, £150; Metropolitan Hdcp., Christchurch, 1% miles, £1000; Fendalton Hdcp., Christchurch, 1% miles, £500; Masterton Cup, 1% miles, £150; Close Memorial Hdcp., Napier Park, 1 mile and a distance £200; Poraite Hurdles, Napier, 1%, miles, £140; Cheltenham Hurdles, Feilding, 1% miles, £150; total. £2755. Fee: 4 guineas, payable January 1, 1916. Groomage fee 55., payable at first service. For full particulars apply to GROOM-IN-CHARGE, White Hart Stables, Palmerston North. , . — Tp STAND THE SEASON AT SOUTRA HASTINGS, HAWKE’S BAY. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, MERRY MOMENT (5) By COUNT SCHOMBERG—MERRY GAL. MERRY MOMENT won the Astley Plate, Newmarket, the Anglesey Stakes (six furlongs), and His Majesty’s Plate, Curragh (2% miles). He ran second in 53rd Triennial Ascot for two-year-olds, beating Lally, Bridge of Canny, Troutbeck, and Gorgos. and was third to Plymelus in Princess of Wales Stakes, of £5OOO. He was placed in numerous good races, beating good horses, such as Picton, Royal Dream and Succory. COUNT SCHOMBERG, his sire, ran third in Cesarewitch, also Cambridgeshire, and second in Manchester Handicap. won Auteuil Hurdle Race, Ellesmere Stakes, Goodwood Cup, twice Liverpool Autumn Cup, Queen’s Plate, Derby, Chester Cup, Gold Vase, Ascot, Hurdle Race, Manchester, fourth Grand National Steeplechase, Paris, and won New Century Steeplechase. Amongst the good horses sired by him were Cocksure 11., Black Arrow, Pom, Carrickfergus, Decision. His record as a sire to 1914 was £52,550. MERRY GAL, his dam (winner of Princess of Wales Stakes of £lO,OOO, second in the Oaks, and stakes amounting to £13,364). by Galopin out of Mary Seaton, by Isonomy—Marie Stuart (Oaks and Leger), and half sister to Lady Morgan, the granddam of Ard Patrick and Galtee More. White Eagle, out of Merry Gal, won £15,823 in stakes, and sired winners of £9655 in his first season at the stud, amongst them Let Fly, who ran second in the Derby. MERRY MOMENT will stand at Soutra, Hastings, Hawke’s Bay, at a fee of 20 GUINEAS, Grazing Free and no Groomage. Wet mares will have the advantage of being grazed on freshly laid-down, rich alluvial paddocks. His Tabulated Pedigree is in the New Zealand Stud Book. H. HASSALL, Soutra, Tomoana, Hastings, H-B. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT FALCON LODGE, WAIHOU, TE AROHA. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION CARL ROSA, By SEATON DELAVAL from VIEUX ROSE, by Hippocampus, by Dainty Ariel, from Rosarina, by Traducer — Yatterina. CARL ROSA was a really good performer on the turf and won several leading races at Ellerslie. Lady Jack, winner of the Avondale Stakes, 1915. is by Carl Rosa. Thoroughbred mares, £lO 10s. Further particulars from— LENNARD BROS., Waihou. GrOLCOINDA. BY GOLINDA (IMP.) —MONICA. AT TAMAHERE. GOLINDA (imp.), by McKinney, the greatest sire the world has ever known, and his sons and grandsons are following close in his footsteps. MONICA, by Wildwood —D.1.C., by Young Irvington — Flora, by Berlin. Two crosses of Electioneer blood. Large and well-watered paddocks, with best grass. You can leave your mares the year round at 2s. 6d. per week. Every care, but no responsibility. FEE, 5 GUINEAS. GROOMAGE, ss. WE PAY FREIGHT TO AND FROM AUCKLAND. Full particulars from J. MACKENZIE, 79, Queen Street; or A. McMILLAN, Tamahere and Cambridge. E. JASPAR TUCK, VETERINARY SURGEON. PALMERSTON NORTH. MR. TUCK begs to announce to horse and cattle owners in the North Island that he has commenced practice at PALMERSTON NORTH, and may be consulted at Woodfield’s Stables, CUBA STREET. Phone; No. H2. Palmerston. T. DAVIDSON AND CO., LTD. N.Z. CARRYING CO., General Carriers & Forwarding Agents, Customs and Shipping Agents, TIMARIT. Merchandise, Baggage and p ®-rcels collected and forwarded to any in the world. All Charges Very Reasonable. '
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1329, 14 October 1915, Page 3
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618Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1329, 14 October 1915, Page 3
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