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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 71, 16 December 1886, Page 4

fTIHE . Celebrated Thorongh-bred X Entire Racehorse SIR AUBREY will travel m the Manawatn and Oroua Counties. SIR AUBREY is a Chestnut orse, stands 15£ hands high, good bone and 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 Haleombe, on Monday; Makino, Tuesday; Feilding, Wednesday ; Ashurst, Thursday. Terms; £2 2s. Secure paddocks bnt no responsibility. -.-,.,: DANIEL TREMEWEN. To travel this Season in the Manawatu , District, , The well known first«rfass Thorongh- ; bred Sire . "HIPPOCAMPUS " HIPPOCAMPUS (sireof Speculation others) is a remarkably handsome black Horse, stanHs l^f hand>s, is very powerfully built and good tempered. He was got by that great N Z. performer "Dainty Ami,', out of " Fanuv Fisher," and is therefore grandson to that good old horse " Jliddleswortlj," winner of the 2,000 Guineas and other English races^ and one of the stoutest horses ever im* ported io the Colony; «lso grandson to the great "Fisherman" (sire of "Angler," ]£££&£&s****''''**■ About " Hippocampus*' it i 8 needles* to say much, as he is so well known, not only as a Racehorse, bnt also as a" Sire and a great Priae- taker. In 1880 -'Hippocampiis" secured first prize for Thoroughbreds at Camnridee. In 1882, first prize for Thoroughbreds and Champion Prize against all comers at WhanganuFor full pedigree see New Zealand Stud Book " H |?P® cam P UB " will travel as under ; Mondays, Ornua Downs ; Tuesdays, iSandon ; Wednesdays, Haleombe and Feilding ; Thursd ijs, Awahun and Campbelltown ; Saturdays. Foxtun. Terms : £4 4s eush, or approved P.N.s due 4th Junuarj, IBtf. Two or. more mnres or guarantee as per agreement. These terms are liberal, and should induce Horse breeJers, who value the great "Riddlesworth" and " Fisherman" blood,; to avail ihemselves of the opportunity of securing the services of" Hippocampus," who will only travel this Pistrict for one season. Groomage fee ss. For further particulars, npply to FH\NK GAY, Groom-in-charge, or. E. Haewood, Manager, JBakbb and Co., Foxton. Also,— The Tliorough bwd Sire FKVE! (Imported) , (Sire of " Viotona," Yirtcry." '• Patrician." "The Beau," &c.,) will sta^ at the Proprietors Stables BYxun. For fill/ pnrticulnrs see eavds. which may may be hail on n pi>(if»tio» In" K. HAH WOOD, Manager for Bakk» & Co., F«xiou. TO TKAVKL THr¥~SKASON IN THE AIANWVATir AND HANGITIKEI DITJifOT^. TPT.K CIYDKSDALti STALLION" GUY FA WEIjiJS. JT* UY FAWKES is a light bay, stand* " » 17 hands high, with immense bone and muscle. He was bred by Mr John Heslop of Poka Tapu, Hawkes Bay, ana was foaled in 1880. Gn» Fawkes is by Robin Adair (imported from Victoria) out of Nellie. Robin Adair was by Eantin' Robin (imported Champion Horse of Scotland) out of Darling (imported —Champion Mnre of Scotland), .antin' Ko bin won maDy first prises at one and two years old and at three, four and .five years se« cured the highest prizes at the Selkirk* shire and Midlothian shows, the Highland society's first priae at Dumfries 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, and a large number of other shows. Eobin Adair was bought by, Mr Heslop from his former owner for £1000, as a yearling in 1878. Nellie, Guy Fawke'a dam, was also imported from Victoria; She is by Kilbirnie's Champion (imported from Scotland) For Nellie's further pedigree see Vol. 3, N. Z. Stud Book. Guy Fawkes will stand in Eangitikei Line and travel to Sandon and Kanpitikei on Mondays, return on Tuesday via Campl>elltownj Palmerston on Wednesday ; Feilding Friday, returning home on Saturday. Terms ;-- Single mare, £3 10s j two ot more mares as per agreement. All fees payable by P.N.. due 4ih January 1887. Secure paddocks provided till Ist JDe-cenil-er. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to the groom in charge or, E. W. COLLINS, J'roprietsr. r l HE Draft Entire Horse OLIVER CROMWELL Will stand this season as usual at tht Oroua Downs, where a limited num hex, in addition to the station mares, can be received.- > For further particulars apply to JOHN M'LENNAN, Proua Downs. FRANCIS SIDEY & CO Auctioneers, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Sellers of land will please commupu «atft witJ 1 ' ihe ab>ve firn.