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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1332, 4 November 1915, Page 3

TO STAND THE SEASON AT WANGANUI. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION MANIAPOTO, BY SOULT—LADY FISHER. Sire of Rewi Poto, Toa Tere, Rerehau, Encore, and many other winners. TERMS 25 GUINEAS. Only a limited number of mares taken. Paddocking, 2/6 a week. Every care, but no responsibility. Apply to G. POWELL, Groom-in-charge, Or, H. E. GOOD. Owner. WANGANUI. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PICTON. I The Standard-bred Pacing Stallion WELCOME JACK BY ROTHSCHILD—AMELIA. WELCOME JACK is by the champion sire Rothschild (Tennessee), sire of such well-known winners as Almond, Sal Tasker, Revenue, Jessie Palm, Albert H. (winner of N.Z. Trotting Cup of 1000 sovs), Emmeline, and a big lot of prize winners, too numerous to mention for the past year. Stud Fee: £4 4s. All Fees payable Ist January, 1916. WELCOME JACK will be at the Tua Marina Hotel on THURSDAYS, at 12 o’clock; at McKenzie’s Stables, Blenheim, on FRIDAY afternoons and SATURDAY mornings until 10 o’clock, or anywhere about Blenheim as per arrangement. Good paddocking at 2s. per week, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to R. BRISCO, Owner, Picton. TO STAND THE SEASON AT 1 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 La.dy 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. H’s Tabulated Pedigree is in the New Zealand Stud Book. H. HASSALL, Soutra, Tomoana, Hastings, HB. IJIO g.TAND rpHE REASON. GLENORA FABK STUD. MARBLE ARCH (1) - IMP Bay Horse by ISINGLASS (3), dam MALL, by LADAS (1). by HAMPTON, by LORD CLIFDEN. Serpentine, the dam of Mall, by St. Serf, by St. Simon. LIST ALMOST FULL. MARBLE ARCH’S descendants won 12 Two-year-old Rslces last season, and his Two and Three-year-olds have won over £6500; also winners in Australia. Fee; 30 guineas, single mare; two or more as per arrangement. GENERAL - LATOUR I (2). By SOULT, 11 (son of St. Simon, 12) from MERRY NIF (imp.), by Merry Hampton, 22 (son of Hampton) from Aroma, by Craig Millar (son of Blair Athol). a GENERAL LATOUR proved himself one of the fastest and gamest colts that has graced the New Zealand Turf. Soult’s progeny have won over £160,000 in stakes. General Latour’s young stock, coming two-year-olds, show a great deal of the Soult quality and stamp. Fee: 20 guineas. 1 LUCULLUS <l2 ’- IMR Brown Horse, by ARD PATRICK, 5 (son of St. Florian, 20) from Lucca, by Cazabat. 3 (son of Rueil, 17) from Lucerna, by Sir Bevys (10), from Illuminata by Klsber, 4 (son of Buccaneer, 14) LUCULLUS’ pedigree is fairly studded with celebrated names His sire, Ard Patrick (sold for 20,000 guineas), won the Derby, and he is a grandson of the famous St. Simon, whose pro-