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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 53, 20 October 1892, Page 4

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, "i TO DEL SHOETKG FORGK, JOHN TAYLOR, 1 Proprietor, General Smith's Work in all its branches Horses carefully shod. Steel Shoes used if required. Special attention given to malformed and diseased feet. Fittings for Reid and Grays Ploughs. ) Fire Gratings for " Dover" Stoyes. I Coil Chains. Maul Kings, Long Shovel : Handles, Spade Handles, Bolts, Swivels, Patent Connecti ing Links, &c, &c. JOHN TAYLOR, c FARRIER and GENERAL SMITH, J jy 4NCHESTER STREET. I nnO Travel this season, in the FeildJL ing District, f The Thorough- bred Horse » CORONET, ' By Leander — dam, Corona. Terms : £3 3s per mare. 1 For further particulars apply to ? A. PRINGLE, Empire Stables, Feilding. TO TRAVEL THIS BEASON IN THE FEILDING J DISTRICT, , The Thorough -bred Horse 3 ARAB (late Sir AUBRAY). 1 ARAB is by Little John, out of Sylph, ) t\ by Southern Chief— Empress. 1 Terms: £3 per mare; two or more mares as per arrangement. Payable at first service by promissory note due Ist 1 January. 1893. Good paddocks provided I free ot charge until notice is given, af ter- , wards Is 6d per week will be charged. T Mares sent for if required. Every care taken but no responsibility. I Arab will travel the following route : . —Mondays, Makino and I i alcombe, re- • turning on Tuesday by the Mangahone ) road ; Wednesdays, Cheltenham and • Birmingham, returning on Thursdays via Beacons-field ; Fridays, Bunnythorpe and , Colyton ; Saturdays at Feilding. \ Apply P. SCANLAN, » Empire Hotel Stables, Feilding. ' To stand this season, in Feilding and " surrounding districts, ' The Clydesdale Stallion, ; YOUNG BRUCE. ■ YOUNG BRUCE is by Sir Robert , Bruce, out of a Dainty Davie mare, out of a Prince Charlie mare, imported . from Christchurch by Andrew Cockburn. I Young Bruce is a fine powerful bay 1 Horse, and possessing splendid bone and , muscle and good temper. ; Young Bruce will visit Bunnythorpe on Mondays, Birmingham on Tuesdays, 1 Beaconsfield on Wednesdays, Halcombe , on Thursdays, and Mr Robinson's stables (Makino) on Fridays and Saturdays. 1 Terms— £2 10s, payable by P.N. All arrangements to be made with the 1 groom. Groomage fee : ss— payable at first service. W. Baker, R. Robinson, . Owner. Groom in Charge. I TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. ; Au^BM The Thorough-bred flpttij REDWOOD, , By Natator- Rosalind, by Albany (imp.) — Red Rose, by Traducer (imp.) ; Moss Rose, by Camden— Young Rosebud, by II Barbiere. DED WOOD is a chestnut horse, seven ■_* years old, and stands 15 hands 3in. high, ou short legs ; his sire, Natator, is by Traducer— Waterwitch (half-sister to Lurline) ; Natator is the sire of more winners during last season than any other stallion in the colony; his dam, Rosalind, is noted for having never thrown a bad one, producing, among others, Black Rose (one of the best that has won the Canterbury Derby), Alpine Rose, Sweetie (winner of a numter of races on the West Coast), Awarua Rose, &c. During his short time on the turf, Redwood proved himself very fast. In the Canterbury Champagne Stakes (run in lm. 15£s.) he had to meet such cracks as Carbine and Somneil. He won the Jurenile Handicap at Hawkes .Bay, Mahakipawa Cup, and several other races, and ran second to Wolverine (New Zealand Cup winner) in a fiye«furlong race, to whom he was giving 191 b. Fees : £3 10s single mare —payable by P.N., due January Ist, 1893 ; 5s groomage fee payable on first service. He will visit the following places :— Mondays, Ashurst; Tuesdays, Cheltenham and Birmingham ; Wednesdays, Makino; Thursdays and Fridays, Feilding ; Saturdays, Palmerston. For further particulars apply to P. Sheehan (groom in charge), or F. GAY.