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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 57, 30 October 1890, Page 4

i To Travel in thi» EANGITF K ! :T A D MANAWATF DISTULCTS, The THOHouofrBKRD Stalliov THE ADMINISTRATOR BY the Premier — Princess Mary, by Earcnsvrorth (imp) - • Ecttina, by Eiddlesworth (imp) -Princess by Gratis"; The Premier by Malton (imp) -Eevoke by Sir Hercules. " ' The Administrator is a beautiful roan, standing 15 hands Sin high, with good legs and feet. Better proof «»f his sound ness could not be given ihan the fact that he commenced his turf career as a twoyear old,, and raced six years in succession. Amorig his numerous victories were the Wairarapa Cup.' District- Handicap, and TauherinikauSta'kes, Nursery Handicap, Tiirariaki Autumn Handicap, Auckland Easter' Handicap and Flying Stakes, Wairarapa Birthday Cupi'St Andrew's Handicap nt Wellington/ Welling ton (iold Ciip, Wellington E.G Handicap, Timaru Uup.Wind second to The' Poet in tbe'Wanganu'i^Cup. second to Fusillade in the New Zealand : and second.,tq N.ormunby in the Tar.inuki J.C. Handicap"' Administrator., [. took first prize. at the. Wairarapa and Ka.st. Coast Pastoral and Agricuh nra I. Society VShow at Garterton, Wnirarapav i IBS9J tfte was also t.Ui*r4'>at the 'Wellington Agricultural Society'Snowi 1889. ' : ' ' ' ' Terms : £&, payable' by P.N. due Jnnuary i;. 189 1; two or more Mare« £3 lOseach. • . '..-,■ ;■• // ;JOHN McEAE, ,>. ; ' " . Proprietor, j TO TEAVEL iN'IfHE MANAWA.TT7 AND EANGITIKEri)ISTE£eTS. -■■■' THE Cwf-BBATBD SIBB v : ■■•■■•■ABGOJ- '■■■■■- y- [ ASCOT by Kelpie, imp., out o| ; The . . ; Thorn by the Barb. Kelpie^-by Wekiherbit, dam Child of tHe:M.ist<by St Francis. Weatherbit by Sheet Anchor Out |oK v Miss ; Lefty. For Vabulated 'pedigree see Stud Book. i;r v ; Aiseot is* a ficl'j ihesinuthor^eif standing 16 hjnnds 2| in, high, of immen.se bpne and substance, and a sure* foal getter; his <► stock in the Wanganui and Eanpitikei districts are highly spufceri l 6f; and as a face, Kbrse ooth^ih lAusfralia land New Zealand he has been very, successful. ' ;f Terms — Single niare,.jß3 10s, payable' by ¥<$. the. 4th 'January, 189! ; liuarantee, £4, WU'i groomage fee 6s. to he plaid at first seryicer FprfurtHerrparticulars apply to ■■'• ! ' r - ■,■;■'.■■■ F GAY, ; » : : •' Enipire Stables, Feiiding. To stan«l this Season — THE THOEOtJGH'BEED SIEE ■' WIZARD, ? BY King of Club« (imp ).d«m Charm ; (imp ). He took first .prizb at th 6 Ashburtori- (Canterbury) A. a'n'd'P. Sh*>W on two occasions, beating such horses as." Difcby Grand, Liverpool, and Galstoclt (imp;). ; .-.-■ : . ; . Wizard will, be at Ha*tie's Feilding ; Hotel every .jViQNpAY night until Tue.^ day morniriir. . ~ . .., ',-../ Terms— £2 per mare. For further particulars see cards or apply to. " ' •' W. J. HE A LEY. Proprietor. FOE THE SFJitiAL BENEFIT OF FAE.VI EES AND SKTTLKES. ,: '■;': ... DONCASTER. . THIS Ccli brated Blood Sire will re ; side at Messrs Benson and Fetch's Farm, nenT Feiltt'mi£:~ Don caster, by "his; father, old Towton-,' hns the Melbourne strain of blood, while from his dam Tt ll > .taniai he cinims jdest-ent- from Sir Her* cules, vide Stud TBook.'"' Foi 1 obtaining valuablo hunters frpm spring cart iniire's no -better cross could .be l.irtd. /.' Fees, two guineas before «• hand, and eighteen pence a week j for paddockage. 'Hie horse will run with the mare.s'd ( uring. the day, and every uiare must'bayejher shoes removed. : ■ '.''.-,'' Dolricuster" is a winner of the Marl . boroflgh Cup and Derby, Nelson. Cup. &«?., and was the sire ot-winnprs,. of which the extraordinarily fleet mare SJeila may be instanced as one." ' ' ' ' N.B.— Thoroughbred pedigree mares will be charged five 'pounds. - --• To stand this season in the PALMEHSTON* AN!* FEILDINitJ DISTKICTS, THE ' PCBEBBKD pLrDESOALB . STALIIOIf LAIRD 0' LARGO, (The Property of W. Hercoek.) T AIRD O'LAEGO, imported by Mr Jj D. McLean, Esq.. Maraikakahq. iNapier. foaled 1881. He, is a beautiful dapple brown" 16^ .h'npds ; high and' is a fine speciiueri of a Cly l dfesdale,' possessirig good head and neck, irith splendid barrel and great breadth of quartersrfine broad boned legs of jfood strength and< plenty of feather. He has grand action, a very mild item per- a, sound cOHßtitut;ion, and free from all naturar.blehiishe*,:and'l>einß^ descended from subh ( ancestors (see Tabulated Pedigree) is well qualified to be a breeder of first class slock. Laird O', Lnrco gained h'rst prizes in Cnrterton in' 1884.' 1885, 1887; arid 1888 (also G.M..), and second in Cartertonm 1886.' fit st at Mas^erton in 1886,1887, 1885,1889/ also G Mi. champion a n»i special prize of £"3 3s, arirf third at Hawkes "Bay in 1888 ; at Wellington, 1M89,' took Soeie.tj 's Prize of £5 os, champion and special of £3 3s. ■ Laird O'Laruo, by Gtengary out of Loclileven. Lochieven by Lothian Lad, dam by Lord Olyde. Loch 'even gained first prize at Aberdeen in J879, first «t G.lnsgpw in 1878, second at the Highland and Agricultural Show of England at Carlisle, 1880. second at the Highland Agricultural Society Show, Berwick onTweed, 1880, and Lochieven as a brood mare has never be,en..beaten in; the colony. All further information to be obtained from the owner in charge. BRUCE, THE we'l known foui-year-old Clydesdale pure-bred Draught Horse, will stand this season al the Aianehester Vl ill Farm, Taonui. : Sinale mares f 2; two or more mares as "per agreement. .-.,.-. Secure paddocks, where every care will be taken 'but 'rioreiponsibtluy. 1 HEN BY A DSET'iy j !"■ V . i Proprietor.