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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4146, 5 November 1884, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TARADALE. rpl-IE Fashionably-bred Throughbred Horse PISCATORIOUS. This beautiful and stout-bred horse is a , dark brown, with black points, stands about 16 hands 2 inches high, his whole contour •„ being very handsome, powerful, and has a * q neat expressive head, lucrative of a good temper, which he possesses, his neck is long p , and muscular, with windpipe well detached, h< his shoulders arc deep and well laid .-back, and good enough for anything. ~-■ ... ■ Traducer (sire of Piscatonous), a recollection of whose name will never,die while .'* racing exists, for his progeny have proved ' themselves to-be of-the very highest class, . viz-: Lurline, Calumny, Templeton,; Weicome Jack, Le Loup, and Sir Modred (wm- f ning this year" the Sydney Great Metropoli- ■, tail). Fisherman (sire of the dam Piscatorious), as a game and lasting horse may ~ challenge" the best of tho "days that are, ;• } gone.'' Against the best horses in England (arid always carrying top-weight) in 1856, ■ l he started'in thirty-four races, and won twenty-three races ; in 1857, started thirtysix and won twenty-three ; in 1858, started ; thirty-two and won twenty-one. Sometime after 1860 ho was imported to Australia, and put to the stud, and as results have I shown proved himself the Emperor of Stal- b lions of the Southern Hemisphere,, for, ; his descendants, both at- the turf and at the stud, have provod themselves the best horses „ in Fisherman is , the sire and .- grandsire -of the following wonders:— a Sylvia (dam Martini Henry) Maribyrnong , (the most fashionable sire in Australia), n Angler (the best sire in Australia to-day), Onyx (Auckland Stud Company's mare), ._ Lady Heron, The Fly, Robinson Crusoe, _ Horatio, Goldsboroiigh (this the coming sire of Australia), Hamlet, , Cap-a-pie, Richmond, Progress, Cunuamula, Naviga- ' tor, Dagrriar, Ferryman, - Fishhook, Gasworks, Segenhoe, Sardonyx, lolantho, and Bargo (these" two last; mentioned ■ horses were first and second in this year's Hawkcsbury • Guineas.) Two of the best mares r Owned by the Auckland Stud Company are ■ ; .descendants of Fisherman, St. Simon, the * best horse the world ever :saw, runs back to the old Fisherman strain. Fanny Fisher g ■(dam of Piscatorious) is the dam of some of the best horses that'hare .ovor trod on the New Zealand turf. Coquette(imp., dam of Fanny Fisher),- was first put to the' stud in England, where her progeny proved them- ■ Helves real clippers. 'She Was eventually ■ imported to Australia/ and bGcamo the dam .and grand dam of some of Australia's best ,- performers. ■'■Launcelot (sire of Coquette) was a grandly bred horse, being out of : Banter, by Camel—Launcelot. Won the English St. Leger, 1810. Fanny Fisher was the only Fisherman-mare ever .put to .... I' Traducer. This alone should make Pisca- 1 i torious invaluable asa stud horse, and when ; 1 two such renowned strains : are blended to- \ gether, it requires only a few really firstclass mares to make Piscatorious as ; famous at the stud as his sire aud grand sire. Mr , Walters (and whose opinion ought to be , respected in.-reference to horseflesh) always spoke of this horse as, tho " future sire of ' New Zealand,'' and if shape and appearance go for anything he should be right, for ho is the model of a racehoise, without a particle of lumber; add his blood for eveiy requisite—speed, stoutness, ltinning family on the sides of the sire aud dam, biich as cannot be-surpassed. The following pedigice (were he alive) would make poor old Mr I'An son's ryes glisten with delight, for it faiily biistles witli England's best and purest blood:— , aJ- _ Pantaloon laa|U 2H £ ■ 3— a Pasrjninfido, sister Camel |t$ £ to Touchstone Banter : o j ______ £>% s E.v,, brother to _}^*' g-g s tpirub (G. K . of Orlando J £ 1 H«5 5 Lanßind, "Uler to C'un Languish • • Lydia . _ gja . . " • Bastard S _ aZ ricrou g _ g» A Daughter of Si i"s • O<B C _.C —— c g_ 1 : g| 1 Sheet Anchor . k >." » ffl 5 Malnbrace Ph §tn "aSoW Daughtorof • fc*2 _ \1 g la.? Launcelot brother Ca ' - > •.*?»' ".£"£ to Touchstone paiitcr' : '"' ' ''■ ■: £ 5 ait- v " '■""'■" ■"' '.';'■'": "": ;; "" ; ..; ;Si , S'J_;< '•■i ,: ——--—-.-— ' : >1 Sheet Anchor - ; o Abatt .. 3 bS'p • '•- / Lady Emmelino •"■■ •i * g*** o .. -~ - ■ .; • For extended pedigree see cards. i ' !Tei ; mai : 7 guineas each mare'; two or more J asper aiTangemeht. ■';Groomage fee 08,-to ; ■ be "paid at time of service. Grass free until : 3 due notice has beeri given of stinting, after r which '3s ! '6d per week will be charged. ; & 'Every care taken of mares,-but no responsi- • • bilitv. _ •'- i ' "■ ;- !? •' ' : Foi- particulars apply to groom-in charge,-■ • "Greenmeadows Hotel, Taradale, or to V , . ARTHUR M'CARTNEY, . ) ' Caledonian Hotel, Napier. ;" "P OUL p- LAY- ' Tllis Grand Tliorougli-'^^f™fl^bred-Sire'will ESS stand this ■ .. . season at Hastings. V : Foul Pliiy is a dark brown horse, showing great bone and muscle, and : com- ' bines everything desirable in a thoroughbred 1 entire,, having .the mostiashioriable breeding and the best racing record of : ahy horse in '■ this colony. -- . - Foul Play was bred by Mr J. W. 1 Mallock. He is by Traducer (the sire of so many first-class racehorses) out' of. Fancy, got by Tom King, her dam Emmelinc, by : Slight of Hand, &c, &c Fo'ulrPlay's over ; all distances i and. carrying weights, ; are ': unsurpassed- Amongst innumerable other r . races he w.0n:— .... - ,- . .. •. „- . : | At 2 Yeahs. Old : ' ! C.J.C. Autumn- Meeting.—Won Selling [ Race, beating Isaac .Walton and five others. j- . .. .At..3.,Xeabs: D.J.C. Annual.—Won' Railway Plate, • [ w.f.a., beating Pungawercwere, Hippocampus, Bribery,:and others.; - won Flying ; -. Handicap (7st 12lb) beating Luna (6st 51b), ' ' Titania (6st 51b), Longland? (7st i2lb), aud \ ' the Virginia Colt. .; _...,.-■ i [ ' C.J.C. Autumn.—Won Easter Handicap ' ; (7st 21b), Bribery (7st _.!•) second, Luna (Gst 21b) third. ;.-. '.' -~- '•{-'■• { : ..- : "At 4 Yfaes: \ i I -C.J.C. Spring,—Won Tradesman's Handi- J > cap - 21b) ri beating Danebury (9st), Luna .- ; '(7st ,71b), and.fiv6 others. . . , 7 "■ \ Oamaru.—Won Flying Handicap (/st.. . 101b), beating Lady Ellon (Gst 10lb), Luna <■ (7st lib), Templeton (9at 101b), and Blue j Peter. - . t Dunedin Annual.—Won Ladies Purse (weltor w.f.a.) Won Publicans' Handicap (Bit). beating Vampire (lit 21b), Camballo I ■ 7bt 41b), and four othwa. Won the J Forbury Handicap (7st 101b), beating Templeton, Sinking Fund, Chancellor, and J three others. , At 5 Yhaes. CJ-C. Spring.—Won Free Handicap I (Obt), 1 mile, 1.46}. Won Metropolitan J Handicap (9»t), 11. ™$e> / 2 4%, b , eat1,, «f \ Hornby (Sstolb), Libeller (Tat lib), and > four otheis. .. -r Wellington.—Won Cup (Sat -lib), 2 miles, j 3 371, beating eleven others. | D J.C Annual.—i Won Forbury Handi- <' cap (Bst 111b), beating four others, Won Flying Handicap (9at 51b), beating five J others. __ „ At 6 Yeaks: h Auckland.—Won Cup (Bst 121b;, boating 1 bevon others. Won Auckland Plo te (w f .a.), ■» beating Ariel and Kcmlworlh. J ' Wanganui.—Won Town Plato (welter ■ w f.a.),°beating Billingsgate, Camrlia, and 5 two others.. Won Railway Plato (w f .a.) Auckland Autumn. — Won Autumn \ Handicap' (Ost 2lb), beating Eenil vvoi th (Gst * 91b), I_ng Quail (7st 10W, and five others, s Won Shorts Handicap (9st 51b), beating . j P.iramena,(7bt 3lb), Tenambra (ost 71b), nnd t two othoi"i. '' Thus proving himself ari unusually fast ' horse, as'well 'as a weight-carrier and 1 stayer. ; Terms: —Pedigree maies 10 guineas, ( half-bred 7 guineas; groomage fee oi, to * be paid at lime of service. First-class J paddocks provided free till stinted notice is given, afterwards' 2s Od per week. All' * mares to bo icmoved and all expenses i paid' f 'by Ist" January, 1885. f Evory care ' taken lut no responsibility.' ! Full tnrticulars, &c., 'from ' '. WILLIAM STOCK, ' \ ' Hastings.'