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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 282, 1 November 1883, Page 4

t -. _ . . T lho STAND THIS SEASON In the 1 Manawatu and Rangitikei Districts r the ThopQUs?h-bred bone MUFTI. The attention of breeders is solicited to the pedigree of this most fashionably bred horse, who is now m his prime and ; m splendid condition. ! MUFTI is by r ,the premier stallion, j Traducer, who has for the last three seasons stood at 100 guineas a mare. Traducer's stock have everywhere per* formed ceditably, and include such noted animals as Lurline, Calumny, Le Loop, Betrayer, Tiump Card, Fishhook* and l others. Tradacer's, pedigree is a very brilliant one, as it. includes all the most valued strains of the English stud for the last century. Ob , the dam's sWe; : ,Mn*vri ia r a) 80 remarkably ( well connected, being, out of Flat Iron by Pjeter jEla^^mnia by Gil Bias— Emily "by Operator— Flora, Mclvqr by Rouse's Emigrant, &c. j Peter Flat was one of thcj, most suec^Bful performers tb_aj; ha* b England, ajadi poslesseßA splendid pedigree (see iatnd Book), M^lvpr was one r of tbe ibeitf mgres ever ifpaledjn Australia, apd her descendants are always eagerly sbUirht after by breeders* arid racing men. f lora Mclyor was the grand dam oif Figar >, Bay Middleton, Cossack, Zoe,and Waiinea— the latter bjeing the dam of Manuka, Toi Toi, and others-— Toi-Tjoijsi be dam. of .KakafO, ■.JEkarakeke— .dam pfj Korari, Totara— . eireof Longlands, Eauapat Rama Rama, abdothefJwSU-kriawn performers. 1 ; > j It will thus be seen that Mufti is worthy -of the patronaffe/oCbreeders' who wish to keep to racing strains. Mufti is a> golden chestnut, standing IJS hands 8 inches high 1 and is splendidly proportioned, arid of excellent cbristitur tion. ';:...' :.(,■•■: *; I Mupti's racing performances are too *[pll known to require any^ reference hjere. -„.<■■, ;.-. ].\ yi:-.. ■'■; •■ i I Terms : — Single mares, d£s ss -.;, extra triai-esja'sjpetagreßment.;; Payment by promissory notftwtjQlbsgiyen at; time of service, and due four months (j aTter date, ffaddockinfr, free for one month, after which wiHb.6'Cnarged2* pefcjwjeek. 1 Telegraphio-or other communications addressed^to W/ Mbor^, dfiiihejCom-. merciai Hotel Stables, will be promptly attended to bylhittii he. will also ffeceiveand give delivei* of all mares consigned io •his~«harge r for Mu?Ti n \ ■". - ' '■'■■ C . i For fuller partioalars apply to ! ia?.;GRANWELL, Groom m charge. - I ='■ Or to- '■ ' ' " r i LOWES &FALLOON, , ' '' . ; ' I.--- ,■ '.: ■■ ■ „' ;■..;■ , ; Ownersi _„ THOROPB:»BRED Stallion Will travel the Palmerston, Feilcling, ! and tandon Districts . ,->, ; TH I S SEJAS O if. JJLOBPHEU&, is a" golden chestnut, standing 16 hands, 3 inches j thoroughly sound m .all. respects., He is, 6 years old, and by th^ fast and weil-known horse Castaway, dam Somnambula by Towton, dam r. Opera by, II Barbiere, dam Cassandra by Priam • towton by Melbourne ;. .Castaway, by .Traducerj dam Mermaid. .,M orpheus comes from a great racing family, claiming some aristocratic Tand.bighrciaas performers ; ..fijs sire won the Wellington Cujp7arid ran second for ffie Cariterbury Derby and Great Autumn Handicap. He is full brother to Lurline arid LV-IJ6tipil..Tnjß..'.p.erforffiaaces_of these animals m New Zealand and Australia.need no comment. Le Loup ih£ Canterbury J. C.< '-■ Handicap and Cup m 1880. _Opera, grand dam cjf Morpheus, won "the Canterbury Derby, m ijßfji. Tambourini was also from Opera, by TpWton, and won amongst other raoes, the Canterbury J". C Handicap and Canterbury and Wellington Cups, besides performing successfully over hurdles. Salva.ge; by Castavayi ran : s<Bcbndfor the Wellington Cvp o last giving the wipn.er a year* ana a pound. Won the' Great Autumn Handicap at Chriatchurch, and ran second to adamant for the Dunedia Cap giving fc';e ? winner two : years arid twenty- four pounds.;; Morpheus will be at Palmerston on Mondays anct Tuesdays, Feiiding on Wednesdays, Halcombe on Thursdays, Bulls, on Fridays, and Marton on ; v Saturdays^ i Terms— £s, and 5s groomage fee. Two or more mares as per agreement. < For tfirticuiari apply to , FRED. NEAME; Bulls. Or i „.. E. D. BROWNE, , : Horse Bazaar, Palmerston North. !' JJHE_iplendid and fow.erial Clydesr ! JL dale Horse 1 (^ENERAOU HA#E£<SCK Will travel the Palmerston, .Feiiding, Sandon, Campbelltown, and Foxton districts this Season. f. . . Gener*L Havelock is a dark brown boiße, rising four years old, and stands 17 ha^ds high, with immense muscular power', splericlid actioUj, arid a good temi'er/arid is pronounced by competent .]Mdges'"fo be J Vhe best*, draught horse ever* bred m ! the province of Marlboronoh. .General HAvitppK is out of tbe Clydesdale mare Maggie, by Taieri.. Taieri was bred, by Donald Grant, Esq., Ki/klands, West Taieri, and is butlol . ihel ..Clydesdale .mare Gentle by. Comet. . General iHAVBu : lock's dam wa? shown m 1878 at the ; Maryborough - /Agricultural;,. Spcinty's Show aad, took first prize : against all \ < • ■ ■■■■:, ■- comers .'..; i '■• ;■ • Cards will be distributed m. the district. J / Ji^DORPEN, i 1,:.i ;.' Proprietor, Taonui-Btreet, Palmerston NortL.