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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3223, 28 October 1881, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PUKETAPU. vjSSSfck T , * >ure cyctecW 6 ! MBS!S9IdS, "ROBIN AD AIR." r^c , Bred by G ?• Fi9her, Esq, ".., jw«BSßSS>ji|f}gg!aise*> Robin Adair was got by Ran tin Bobin (imported), foaled 1866 (Champion horse of Scotland), out of Darlinc (imported), foaled 1868 (Champion mare of Scotland) ■ Rantin Robin won as a one and two-year-old many first prizes. As a three-year-old the .Selkirkshire Agricultural Society's premium of £40, and the third prize at the Highland Society's Show at Edinburgh. As a four-year-old won the Midlothian Agricultural Association's premium of £50, and the Highland Society's gold medal at Perth, His sire Bergamie won the Highland Society's first prize at Kelso in 1863, and numerous other first prizes. Bergamie's dam Maggie won three first prizes at Oampbelltown, and her Hire Farmer's Fancy won the Hichland first prize at CMasgow in 1846. His dam Peggy won many prizes, and was got by Clyde Uoy, first prize Stallion at Haddinjrton Show, 1853, also second prize at Highland Society'e Show, 1853. Clyde Boy was the s're of the Champion horse Sir Waiter Scott, who gained the highest honors at the Royal Pociety'B Show in England, and the Highland Society's Show in Scotland. Darling , won as a yearling—first prizes at Ayr, Glasgow, Hamilton, and Highland Society's at Aberdeen. As a two-year-old won first prize at Dumfries ; as a three-year-old first prize at Ayr, Glasgow, Hamilton, and Highland Society's at Perth; as fi four-year-oW, Ist prize at Hamilton and Glasgow; Hup at Newcastle; a five-yerir-old, let prize at. Glargow : 3nd prize Rt Stirling ; Highland Society'B Cup at .Newcastle, and 50 guineas for the beet, morn in the v&H. As a six-year-old, lat prize at Glasgow and Stirling. Her sire Prince Albert was a noted Stallion. Her dam Old Oarlincr by Samson wori as a three-year-old Ist prize atihe Hicrhlai'd Society'e Show at Stirling. As a four-yoar-old, Ist prize at the Highland Society's Show at Inverness ; and Ist prize at Ayr. She was also the dam of Prince of Wales, Prince Arthur »n* of two other colts, sold as yearline-s at 200 Guineas each. • Robin Adair will serve a limited number of mares this season, and will stand at Puketapu, where good paddocks are provided. One months grass tree, afterwards 3s per week. Due notice will be givej on maree.hein!? stinted, and every care: taken, but uo responsibility. ! Terms—Six Guineas per mare (10 % reduction on 3 or more mares from same owner) payable on removal. For further particulars, apply to JOHN HESLOP, Puketapu. TO STAND AT HASTINGS And if sufficient inducement ofEnra will travel as far as W*TPTJKURA.U. ■.. ; ; rriHE pure-bred Clydesdale $\mJb#le<M!ssmi& hands high—with great bone an( j substance, splendid action^. mild temper, and is a sure foal getter. Bothwell Is by the celebrated Glenroy, out of Diamond, by Sampson (imported from Scotland) out <>f Polly by Farmer's Favorite (imported) out of Darlintf by Old Black Champion. Bothwell has taken three first and two second prizes f Ji Canterbury and WanganuJ. [ His mre, Glenroy, has taken twenty first prizes, and the gold medal at the Ohriatchurch show. Terms, single Mares 5 guineas. Two or more ac per agreement. Mares will be kept until stinted in good grese paddocks with artesian water and every care taken, but no responsibility. All Mares t>, be paid for and removed when stinted of which notice will be given. For farther particulars apply to James Boyle, .Havelock,or D. Tosback, groom In charge, Hastings. For full pedigr ie see cards. The owner oflers two special prizes of £5 6s each for the best colt and beat filly got by Bothwoll, to be awarded by the Judges at the A. and P. Show, 1883. JAMES BOYLE, Havelock; . Nk HPHB thorougbred jOfr "BtAIR ATHOIjX took Ist prize at the ■ En Hawke's Bay A. and * P- Society's Show, on Sband, of Canterbury, N.Z., in 1872, and is by Ravenswortb (imported), out of Mots Rose by OamHnn ; Young Rosebud by Sir Hercules; Rosebud by Tl Rarbierp. Ravensworth (sire of Papapa, Guy Fawkes. and >>pawa), hv Touchstone, out of Fair Je»n, hy Verulam. Pee T ",z. Stud B >ok Blair Athol ie a chestnut, itandß 16 hanrtu hteh. poppessdnp those indispensable qualtt.ee, size :»nrt substance Ho has a eond head, nicely put on to a muscular neck, which is woil let in to splendid shoulders, A rare midd!e piece and powerful quarters complete the description of a horse that, in his own class would be hard to beat in any counto , . The proprietor has purposely fixed Blair ■Vthol'a Fee so as to brhisr his services within the reach of everyone who wants to breed a foal which will grow into a useful animal. Te.-ms : Four Guineas; Groornage, ss. Select Padlocks provided for mares. Every care taken', trat no responsibility incurred. • ; '-' . , For further particulars, apply to! A. MAC DONALD, Taradale. Or, Groom in Charge. "LORD CLYDE" WILL TRAVEL TARADALE, MEANEB, PUKETAPU AND TJISSINGTON DISTRICTS THIS SEASON. X ORD CLYDE is 5 years old, XJ 17 hands high, of great substance and power, and a ftp nrfw sure foal getter; He is by '\ r Little John, out of Jessie. I <•** o f Little John out of Nancy (imported), bred by Sir Wm Maxwell, Stirling of Kier, Perthshire,—she gained first prize at Ayr, also first prize at Glasgow, and was imported by the Hon. Wm. Robinson, of Cheviot Hills. Sire, Royal Conqueror, who gained first prize at Battersea, also imported by the Hon. Wm. Robinson, and bred by Sir Wm- Maxwell, Stirling. Pedigree of Jessie—she gained first prize at the Hawke'e Bay Society's Show ast year— out of the ffir-famed Blossom, by Princo Arthur (imported from Scotland), who gained second I prize at Glasgow for two euccessive soasons-by Cnmpeie, who gained the Glasgow Premium of £100, nnd Highland Society's Gold MedeL The whole family are pure C!ydcsda!e without a stain.' Terms-Four Guineas; two or more, ac per agreement; groomage, 6a Select paddocks provided fer mares, every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to Groom in charge. A. MACDONALD, Taradale. TO MEET THE TIMES. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MR G-EORGE SMITH'S STABLES AT HASTINGS. JtPT±. THHE splendid RoadegfiSwi** DUNCAN a GREY. Traducer, dam Oaptain SB^"*lßr MacGrath'e celebrated mare Maggie, by Grey Lincoln granddam by Glancus. Terms—Single mares, £4 10a ; two or more mares the property of the same owner, by arrangement. Gentlemen wishing to breed weight-carrying hacks, high-steppiner carriage and buegy horses, should avail themselves of the service of above boree. ■ Good paddocks provided at Is per week. Every caTe taken, but no responsibility. Marea must be removed and settled for when stinted, due notice of which will be given to owners. Groomage fee, five shillings. For further particulars, apply to GEORGE SMITH, Hastings. THE CELEBRATED PURE BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION "CLANSMAN." "\Jir iLL Btand <hi 9 TV season at Mr S. thJk iETwHI Bγ dfc Graham's, PDKETAPU, jbjS* and will travel the surfrW ronndhig Districts. m iT First-class paddocks ' ?aB! "rSUMMv provided for mares from a distance. All care taken but no responsibility. For pedigree see cards. For Terms apply to, S. Gfi&H/M, Puketapu. Or to, Q. GRAY, Groom. TO STAND AT HASTINGS—" YOUNG HADJI BABA." HADJI BABA was |gWßi«*K| . L bred by Mr BNfcrd SymIS sltSikJflF "Ltfl mon( l B > of Garrlck Tasmania, Aim anci was i m P ort ed to CanterfjSi aJmJtaJK h "T Wr Thos. DowliDg. He is a light grey horse, showing a great deal of Arab character, has a good rein, capital middle piece, and very powerful loin, combined with good bone. Youug Hadji Babais by Mr John Symmond'a celebrated Arab horse Old Jack, whose eire Old Hadji Baiia was a pure Arab imported by the late J. Cox, Esq. Old Jack's dam by Peter Finn (imported), granddam imported by the late J. Cox, Esq. Young Hadji Baba's dam out of Vision by Phantom, sire of Phantom, the imported horse Old Jersey, his dam the old imported Bay Middleton mare, both the latter imported by the late Alex. Rose, Esq. Phantom waa a great performer on the turf and was never beaten, he is full brother of tho celebrated mare Shadow, a wonderful performer. Young Hadji Baba posseeues some of the stoutest and best blood evei Imported to Tasmania, as Old Peter Finn, Jersey, and Hadji Baba, were unsurpassed, his strain of Arab blood should ensure great soundness, stoutness of bone, and endurance, aod recommend him as a getter of first-class useful hacks. Terms—£4 4s. Paddock free until notice of stint- ■ ing, after which a charge of 3s per week will be made. Eyery care taken, but no W, J. BJXCH.