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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1379, 28 September 1916, Page 3

~ mO STAND THE J- SEASON AT WANGANUI. . THE THOROUGHwTI BRED . STALLION, MANTAPOTO, BY SOULT — LADY FISHER. Sire of Rewi Roto, Toa Tere, Fisher, Rerehau, Encore, and many other winners. Terms: 15 guineas; reduction for two or more mares belonging to the same owner. Only a limited number of mares taken. Paddocking 2s. 6d. a week. Every care, but no responsibility. Apply at WINDLEB URNS’ STABLES, or H. E. GOOD, Owner, Wanganui. rpo gTAND rpHE g,EASON. GLENORA PARK STUD. SEASON 1916. The following STALLIONS will be at the Service of Breeders at Glenora Park this Season: — MARBLE ARCH (1> IMP Bay horse by ISINGLASS (3), dam MALL, by LADAS (1), son of HAMPTON, son of LORD CLIFDEN, dam SERPENTINE, by ST. SERF, son of ST. SIMON, dam FOOTLIGHT. LIST ALMOST FULL. MARBLE ARCH’S descendants won 12 Two-year-old Races last Season, and his Three-year-olds have won over £11,500; also winners in Australia. Fee: 25 guineas single mare; two or more as per arrangement. GENERAL LATOUR (21, 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. . GENERAL LATOUR proved himself one of the fastest and gamest colts that has graced the New Zealand Turf. Soult’s Progeny have won over £167,000 in stakes. General Latour’s stock show a' great deal of the Soult quality and stamp. Fee: 15 guineas. LUCULLUS (12> ' 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 llluminata. by Kisber (4), son of Buccaneer (14). LUCULLUS’-pedigree is fairly studded with celebrated names. His sire, Ard Patrick, won the Derby, and he is a grandson of the famous St. Simon, whose progeny won over £500,000 in stakes. His dam, Lucca, won the German Oaks of 5000sovs, and her sire, Cazabat, is a son of Rueil (winner of the Grand Prix de Paris). Sir Bevys, the sire of Lucerna, won the Derby, as also did Favonias, Sir Bevys’ sire, and Kisber and Voltigeur, who also follow in the pedigree, have their names enrolled amongst winners of the great Epsom race. Fee: 10 guineas. First-class Grazing at 2s. 6d. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars, pedigree, etc., apply to W. WALTERS, Glenora Park, Papakura, Auckland. ITO STAND THIS SEASON AT SYLVIA PARK, OTAHUHU. And Travel Surround5 * Rs ing Districts, • 11 The Standard - bred * ’ Trotting Stallion, WILDMOOR, BY WILDWOOD (IMP.)— ALICE AZMOOR (IMP.). A Straight-out Trotter Wildmoor is the best bred Wildwood horse living. He is the only Wildwood horse whose sire and dam were botn imported from America, and he has already proved himself a £>ig stud success having sired amongst many winners' the champion four-year-old mare Country Belle, winner of the last New Zealand Trotting Cup, and afterwards lowered the Australian record by 6 1;5 sec bv trotting the two miles in 4mm 22 4-ssec. Wildwood, sire of Wildmoor, is also sire of Ribbonwood, who paced one mile in 2min 9sec, and who has also been a big success at the stud in Australia for some years, and where he has sired more high-class horses than any other trotting sire of the day, either colonial-bred or imported. in the show ring Ribbonwood has never been beaten. TERMS’ Trotting mares, £lO ios., two or more, £8 8 s A few farmers or common mares will be taken at £6 6s. One guinea will be allowed discount if paid at first service. Mares met when advised. Groomage ss. at first service. All care, no responsibility. Good grazing, 2s. 6d. pe. week. Cards nnil particulars from an P JOE TAYLOR, Otahuhu.