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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 108, 3 November 1897, Page 1

To Stand this Season in the Feildikg and Eaxoitikei Districts, The Thoroughbred Horse, HANDSOME JACK (Foaled 1890). HANDSOME JACK is a seven-year old, stoatlyvbuilt bay horse, MandiTß 15 hv.nds 3 inclies high. As his natnp indicates, he is a handsome horse, and so fashionably bred that ho is well vorthy the attention of breeders Tho stoutest strains of the English and colonial thoroughbred blood is blended in this horse's pedigree/ It would up* pear almost unnecessary to refer further than lo his tabulated pedigree undermentioned, but the family he has descended from are so rich in winn ne blood that the owner may be pardoned for just mentioning a few facts perhaps not generally known. Badiant, who never raced, is by that stoutlj »bred siro Robinson Crusoe, whose mares are so highly thought of by Australian breeders, and as Radiant is from Radinnce this makes the dam of Hand« some Jack fall sister to those fast horses Quadrant and Cruiser (sire of theßangi-tikei-bred Lorelei). Robinson Crusoe (sire of Radiant) is full brother to that stad e;em Onyx (dam of Nordenfoldt), and R'idiance (dam of Radiant) is by Fireworks (sire ot The Mute, who is sire of the Grand National Steeplechase winner, Mutiny, and and tho Grand Natioial Hurdle Itace winner, Dumtiy, last year), whilo Fuoshine (dam of Radiance), is also dam of Sunrise, a vory successful stnlhon in New South Wale-'. A glance at St. Hippo's pedigree, who is considered, by good judges to be one of the best horeer, seen in New Zealand cf late years, wi.l show (hat IFandsomk I Jack has really a better pedigree, as he ) shows the valuable strain of Maribjr-. noDg blood, which is absent from St, Hippo's pedigree. Both horses are closolj related on blood lines. lush Jlml-.Sirlh-n.ulrs .. I' 1 ? catchrr G;n^,o\i - I Unroii . . _ ; | I'.coii'inust J. : Kchirtna Miss !'rat: 1 1 ' '-'! Gk-na.L- u\\nn ' '/ I'ocah Trampoline j ""'-is Muk-v , : ■". M.irp'ssa Clai ,-' i 1 „. „. 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" \\ t-.itlKTbit c;),,.^, .^j,,-!,,,,. ? , 'Kelpie Cl ; 1 , m „°f Si l ; r.iiici.s " ' '" I \\ S.r Hcrcule:; Whalebone -i " J .-',.,,. , I* t-r i <•?. - i [•• c . nr ,. Girl '"I'npl'.U'htiT -'-3 I I-. Sherman n ,. ron ■ "-- j.Mariln- „, lre (i{ . M-unhracp .'< ' oun^ I'MMrdin-SL-h-l Mr-, "i ! y Casnc', ji J li S IHK ls | I|i1 | i: .|. l •: ( - ; > j M»!u!'--t«n Flanrlsoine Jack met with an acoidont while m training as k tvrn yo:xr o!d ard could not be raced, but, previous t) that, he w&s highly thou^lit of and proved Id be a colt of con* sideraole promise Handsome Jack's full brother, Lustre, won tha DuneJin Selling K-^oe, 100 s.ovs, a^o tin Dunediu Federal Stakes of £00 soys, t fnrlong-i, 7 0. m US. hcatitjg Sarncen, Bay JJell, Kulnine, Pique, and W!>akftwato.'>. Breeders mas'; cotas to (he conclusion. after perusing tie a!)ore pnnicu!;irs, that they am fortunate in having so highly a [ bred young hors(\ and one >'o clo-cly litcd to all tho bc?t pju\ most valuable gtrains of blood to be found in Australasia. Ham-lsome J.-.c\- will bo Jiniild to n number of mar,>s. Tlifro-j^hbri.-ds ~> yuiii°a,', and hnif l.reds nt ». rea^onnble reductiou. Inspccfi^u of thn son of St. L?gor is invite.], bplrrulifl grazing at my farm at Ki*ite:i, n.'.-ir Feilding, for one mon;h p af.'or that tune Is 6d per wook will ba cli:.r'jcd. Ali crire will be taken ■aith mare, o-,p3ci»lly thoroughbred /tares and th-ir f. als, for which I have special paddocks, biu no responsibility will be fueppted. Mares b r train will be met at Folding Railway Station, after arrangements are made. St. Leger. the sire of Handsome Jack, is standing (his season at Auckland, at a fee of 50 guineas, and is limited to 15 mares. For further particulars apply to W. F. Me BETH, Kiwitea, Feilding THE CLYDE HD ALE STALLIOrP WALLACE Will Travel Tim Season in the Waitina. and suasouNJuso uisTSirr. (fifif^tiSA VA/ALLA.CE is a rich BfQt^BWBTJ " ■ dapple bay horse, with black points, and i higii. He is i good-tempered horse, viiih (ha he?t of action, and he ha? prorcd himself a sure foal-ppttur. Wallace is by Young Pir Williim Wa'la-e. who w:n bred by Mr .l^hn Starr, of Wau^anu 1 , and out of a Wel« litigton iaarc ; dam by England's Hopo. For terras and other particulars apply to- WILLIAM MrDOUGALL, Wsituua. WANTED KNOWN.— BiII Heads, Mouao3, Visiting Cards, Envelopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work executed at Stajr Office.