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To Stand this Season in the l Fjjilding and Banoitikei Distbicts, The Thoroughbred Horse, HANDSOME JACK I iFoaled 1890). HANDSOME JACK is a seren-year old, stoatlyvbuilt bay horse, standing 1.3 hands 3 inches high. As i his name indicates, he is a handsome y horse, and i-o fashiorably bred that he is well worthy the attention of breeders The stoutest strains of the English and colonial thoroughbred blood is blended in this horse's pedigree. It would ap* pear almost unnecessary to refer further than to his tabulated pedigree under--1 mentioned, but tho family he has de- - scendod from are to rich in winning blood that the owner may be pardoned . for just mentioning a few facts perhaps not generally known. Eadiant, who never raced, is by that stoutly»brc<l s-ire Rof-inson Crusoe, whose mares are jo highly thought of by Aus- • tralian breeders, and as Eadiant is from Radiance this makes the dam of Handsome Jack fall sister to those fast horses Quadrant and Cruiser (sire of thoEangitikei bred Lorelei). Robinson Crusoe (sire of Rndiant) is full brother to that stud teem Onyx (daru of JVordenfoldt), and Rtdiance (dam of Radiant; is by Fireworks lsir« o" Thft Mute, who is sire f of the Grand Notional .Steeplechase winner, Muti.iy, atii and the Grand JVntional Hurdle Jiace winner, Dummy, ian year), whiie fc'unshino (dam of } Knc?i.T!rc), is n!so dam of .Swriri-e, a very buccc-sfi;! stallion in Now °ou'h Wale-. A glnnre at St. JFipj»o\s p<'di;?r<"c, who is ewmnprcd hy go 'd judges to be one of , the Lest horses seen in iS T ew Zealand cf lnte jears, wi 1 show that Handsomk ! Jac* has really a better pedigree, as he shows the valuable strain of Maribyr- [ nong blood, which is absent from St. Hippo's pedigree. I?oth horsrs are closely related on blood lines. , . Irish Hinl- Sir Hercules ' In" cntch:r L'iiiicc:ili : - r,;.ron . .- ! r.LMjMmiRt ' L\ ! chulna M,.. s |', a tj_ , , =! Glcncn.: , : l Un ; 7. Poc.Ji- Ti.-unpohsir j t ; oita-- Mi:lrv 'i ; M.irpc<;-;i C'.tiv 'i Orl.i:ni.> Tnuth^nnc " J •; Ted^liuv. Viiliv.rc -'t '-" > Mi-s T-vk-k- Ki-tk-mihain _1 niliain I-; !i->. •:•<.■■.- ■"' liat.ia Mu.v. iu! ~ ~ " Uiu-h- l).:-.::;htfi- of I'iitnji : t-rof .\Ml.,.iinn: 2. ' n.v.i-hicr ,irr.is',.-ih I'ni'.tali I'll C.istr-.-l r - Win.- litalia ■I". I" "lltl 1 KV.cilSt.Mu'A. rhyrnr !)■. u>>0 ' . Xv Miili-y Mo- Mulw " " •c ij.v-" ' <M: ' 1 NiiikV _ | | M " r UthaccA !)';;h;e'rol Cervantes 2 '- :,; 'on C.t ; ii '-, ' S'\Vil I M_ar-arot .> i Da,-rc]l E " LIM M'<l- Hay Midtj'ltton 3 - =| ili>--to:i Myrnia_ < "I Scutari Sultan -r ■ ! „ . „ Soothsayer i' I Mannt lla__ i; C ss ~ - "j crOD 15iiKtanl ;■ 'i-isl.cr- i I-Vt«Khtclr_of Orville < 5 ! nl an,M,;,,K o -. Sheet Anchor •^ ■- <-*■ :Mainbi_at.e_ Daughter of ~ Zfj ; Mclbot.rne HumphCHTa^ S -s<;Ma,ch-* Month's dam__ Z..1 icnesscii^CU si "J ,l' h2 "iroji i rish IJirtTJlmFhU? :5 I l!stc<:k- | Kchidna -5 5j «-ellp«cah«.nt a . S . = jj;| loudnto.ic j. a - rl '= S"\ .. , ! Banter =-§ iJ ullst I .... .Tomboy ;S a Laiu: W .teh KIU , y '5 _ - - :\Veatherbit shcL ., Anchor c ' Missl.t-tty ■t _.'Kel.ne i Ch Mf st " £ St Francis ■7 =j ;Sir Hc-cules X yhalebone~ '' | ■sg|G-sigl» , Laniplißhtcr i <* . ;I-i S hcr:nan ,-j rlo - ■""i"" Mi-ihv ! .-. Mainbracc , s >-'o>b 1 lor, : .Ke ... ]soardj , I} , Si:h ., Mlss ! ■S ! reh >- Cimor "■■ 3 1... Garcia I i X ','/.„ P „• v. I!av M'tUllelou' ■ ] liK'it Rusihli;ht Torch Unfortuaate'y, Haudsome Jack met with an accident while in training as r. twoyearold and <:ou!d not be raced, but, previous to that, he wt«s highly thought of and proved to be a colt of con' siderable promise Handsome Jack's full brother, Lustre, won the Dunedin Selling Etce, 100 soys, also the Dunedin Federal Stakes of 200 soys, 6 furlongs, 7 0, in 1.18, beating Saracen, Bay 13e!I, Kulniue, Pique, and Whakawatea. Breeders must como to the conclusion, after perusing the above particulars, that they are fortunate in having so highly a bred young horse, and one so clo-el/ related to all the beet and most valuable strains of bloed to be found in Australasia. Handsome Jack will bo liruitol to a number cf mares Thoroughbreds 5 guineas, and half breds at a reasonable reductiou. Inspeciion of this son of St. Leger is invited. Splendid grazing at my farm at Kiwitea, near Feilding, for one month* after that time Is 6d per wo^k will be charged. All care will be taken wi'h marc, ospeci"lly thoroughbred marcs and their f. als, for which I have special paddorks, but no responsibility will be accepted. Mares by train will be met at Feilding Baihvay Station, after arrangements are made. St. Leger. the sire of Handsome Jack, is standing this season at Auckland, at a fee of 50 guineas, and is limited to 15 mares. For further particulars apply to < W. F. McBETH, Kiwi tea, Feilding THE CLYDESDALE STALLION WALLACE Will Travel This Season in the Waituna and sttbrgundiitg district. *Mb*A& \A/ALLACE is a rich jßj^SnßwJ W dapple bay horse, with black pom's, and j stands 16 hands 1 inch higli. He is a good-tempered horse, with the best of notion, aud he has proved himself a sure foal-gpttor. Walla.cc is by Young Sir William WaH&rp, w ]io w.-n bred by Mr John Starr, of Wungiru 1 , >uul out of a Wel« linglon raare; grand dsm by England's Hope. For terms and otker particulars apply to- WILLIAM AJcDOUGALL, Waituns.. WANTED KNOWN.— BiII Head«, Mcujos, Visitiag Cards, Envelopes, Mill Books, aud all other kinds , of Printing Job Work executed at Star Office,

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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 109, 4 November 1897, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 109, 4 November 1897, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 109, 4 November 1897, Page 1

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