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"^~^^^^^"^^^B"B'fflE_F* w *M***e»ieenee»ie»w» ■ . THE Celebrated Thorough-bred Entire Racehorse SIR AUBREY will travel m . the Manawatu and Oroua Counties. SIR AUBREY is a Chestnut orse, stands 15£ hands high, good bone apd muscle. He was bred by Mr Wilson, at Makino. sir Aubrey is by Littlejohn, an imported Arab, out of Self, whose sire was The Chief. He will stand at Halcombe, on Monday; Makino, "Tuesday ; Feilding, Wednesday; Ashurst, Thursday. '*'■"' Terms; £2 2s. _ ,-.■-. . ,| . . ' Secure paddocks bnt no responsibility. DANIEL TREMEWEN. To trarel this Season in tbe Manawatn District, The well known first-class Thorough- . bred Sire " HIPPOCAMPUS " HIPPOCAMPUS (sireof Speculation , and others) is a remarkably bandsome black Horse, stanis 15f hands; is very powerfully built and Rood tempered He was got by that great N _'. performer " Dainty Ariel,"' outf of " F anny Fisher," and is therefore grandson to that good old horse " Riddlesworth," winner of the 2,000 Guineas, and other English races, and one of the stoutest, horses erer im* ported to the Colony i also'erandson to the great " Fisherman" isiro of "Angler " '• Fishhook, ._" Maribyrnong; " >'* _ady Herein," " Sylvia," &e. About " Hippocampus" it is needless to say much, &s he is so well known, hot only, as a Racehorse, . but also, as a Sir© and a great Prize-faker. In 1880 •'; Hippocampus*' secured first prize for _*li6r« oughbreds\at Cambridge. In 1882. first prize for Thoroiigtibreds and Champion Prize against all comers at Whanganui. For full pedigree see New Zealamfstud Book ''Hibpecampus" will travel as under; Mondays, Oroua Downs; Tuesday*, Sandon ;• Wednesdays, Halcombe and Feilding ;. Thursdays, Awaliiiri and Campbelltown ; Saturdays. Foxton. Terms : £4 4s cash, or approved P.N.'s due :4th January, 1887. Two or more mares or guarantee as per agreement, rhese terms are libera^ and shbuid induce ?f*? ] bret " Jers « wbo Value lhe great "Uiddlesworth" and '•* Fisherman" blood, to nvail thwnselres ofthe opportunity <»f securing the services of *• Hippocampus." who;will only travel Dim District for one season. Groomage foe ss. . For further particulars, apply to PR \N K GA Y, Groom-i n • ch.a rge. or. R. Habkood, Manager^ LBakeb and C0.,. Foxton. „ Also, — The. Thorough' bred Sire FKVK i Imported) (Sire of "".Victoria."" VW rv." '• Patrician," "Tbe Beaii," k* .} will >ta>»d ai the Proprietors Stable*, P«xi.m. For full paitirivhirs see nards. wliioh may may be hail tm 'application f«. K. HA 11 WOOD, Manager for Bakkb & Co., Foxton. TO TRAVKL .TH IF^KASOS~iN TH R Al aJSAW \TU AS D iv,AiSgitixki DiTHrtrrs. THK CLYDESDALE STaLLTO* GUY FAWIKS. /-< UY FAWKRS i> a tight bay, stand* v~I 17 hands high, witb immense bone and muscle. He was bred by Mr John Heslop bf Puka Tapu, jjawkes liny, ana was foaled in 188i>. Gu» Fawkes is by Robin Adair (imporled from Vietoria) out of Nellie. Kobin Adair] was by JRantin* Eobin (imported, Champion Horse of Scotland) out of Darling (imported. —Champion. Mare of Scotland";. • 'antra' Kobin won many first prizes at one and two years old and at tnree, four and fire years secured the highest prizes at theSe'kirk* shire and Midlothian sb ows, the Highland society's first prize at-Dunifrie* and gold medal at Perth. Darling also won first prizes from yearling Up to six-year old, at Ayr, Glasgow, Highland Society's,, Sterling, Perth, aoji a large number of other shows. Kobin Adair was bought by Mr Heslop from his former owner" for £1000, as a yearling in 1878. " Kellie, Guy. Fawke's dam, was also imported from Victoria. She is by Kilbirnie's Champion (imported from Scotland) For Nellie's further pedigree se* V01.;8,N. Z. Stud Book, Giiy Fawkes will .stand, in Bangitikei Line and travel to Sandon and Ransilikei on 1 Mondays, return on Tuesday via Campbelltown; Palmerston on Wednesday ; Feilding Friday, returning home on Saturday. . . " , Terms :- Single mare, £3 10s; two oi more mares as per agreement. All fees payable by PJN. duo ith" January'lßß7. Secure paddocks' provided till Ist De'Cember. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to the groom in oharge or, E. W- COLLINS, _ Proprietor. fTPHE Draft Entire Horse OLIVER CROMWELL Will stand this season as usual at the Oroiua Downs, where a "hmited num ber, in addition to the station mares, can; be received. For further particulars apply to JOHN M'LENNAN, Oroua Downs. iCTRANCIS SIDEY & CO JU! Auctioneers, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Sellers of land will please communis e^atfi with the abive fir^i.

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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 65, 2 December 1886, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 65, 2 December 1886, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 65, 2 December 1886, Page 4

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