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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 2, 30 November 1883, Page 4

ivp STAND THIS REASON i. Ihe Thorough- bred horse . MUFH. The attention of breeders l jsoficiWl to the pedigree of this mo-t fashionably brcid horse, who is now m Iris prime and •• m splendid condition. MUFIT is by tho pre ruin* eta'hon, Traducer, who Ijus for the last three seasons stood at 100 guineas a mare. Traducer's stock hare everywhere per* farmed c-editably, ani include such noted .animals as Lurline, Calumny, Lo Loup, Betrayer,.. Tjump* Card, Fishhook', and . others. -'Traducer's pedigree is a very brilliant one, as it includes all the most .valued strains of tho Euglish stud fot-the-last. century. On the,dam's side Mufti is also remarkably well connected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Flat— Emma by Gil Bins— Emily by Operator— Flora Mclvor by Rouse's Emigrant, &c. : Peter Flat was one of the most successful performers that has left HJngJanjd, and possesses a splendid pedigree (see btud Book). Flora M-Ivor wiia one of the best mares ever foaled m: Australia, and her descendants are always eagerly sought after by breeders and' lacing men. Flora Mclvor was the grand dam of Figar>, Bay Middleton, Cossick, Nutwit.h, Zpe, and Waimea— the latter being the dam pf Manuka, Toi Toi, and othersl Toi Toi is (lie dam of Kakaro, Harakeke— dam of Korari, Totara — sij-eof Longlands, Papapa.. Rama Kama, and .other well-'knowi) .'performers. 1 Itwillthus.be. seeu ; that Mufti is well worthy of" the patronage ot breeders who wish to keep to racing strain^. Mufti is a golden chestnut, standing 15 hands 3 inches high aud is Splendidly proportioned, and of constitution. Mufti's racing : .performances are too well sknown to require any reference here.--, v.-.- : ■■•.,••.:■.■■..■-.'■■' -.:Ab'! Mufti w 11 net travel his adver* Used district this season, he.' will, stand 1 at his owner.* r t.iblesij • . .- • - ! ' For the convenience of those who wish to have th ir mares ; stinted by iJim he will be at his -osvmr's Jarm during, the remid'ider.-of ;ihe. season.All e ire of mare^ will b; takenj but, . no responsibility jncu'rii'd. , .■ •= Pad-locking for three w; eks free j after teat time 2* per week w.ll. be charged. : Teras— £6 6s, guarantees. Telegraphic or other communications addressed to W. Moor-, of the Commercial Hotel. Htabbs, -will be promptly attended to by him,, he will also receive and give deliveiy of all mares consigned -to his charge for Mufti. ;For fuller particulars apply to / T. CRANWELL, Groom m charge. Or to " ! L')WES<fe FALLOON, ■Owner*. *'' '"' ' "'^-'T^k' ■';,;■;;; jr^k 'PHE THOROUII.BRED Stallion Will travel the Palmerston, Feilding, and -andon Districts • ■'!'*• '' T HI S , SB A-S U;Nv MORP n EUS 'is a ' golden « chestnut, standing 16 hands 3 inches ; thoroughly sound m all re i)octs. He is 6 years old, and by thnt fast aud well-known horse Castaway, dam Somiiambula by Towton, dam Opera by II Parbiere, dam Cassandra by Priam ; Towtou by Melbourne; Castaway by Traducer, dam Mermaid. MouPHEUS comes from a great racing, family,, ; claiming some aristocratic and high-class performers as his relatives. '1 lis sire won the Wellington Cup, and ran second for the Canterbury Derby and Great Autumn Handicap. He is full brother to Lurline and Lo Loup. The performances of these animals m New Zealand and Australia need no comment. Le IjOUp won the Canterbury J, O, Handicap and Cup in ' 1880; Opera, grand dam of Morpheus, won the Canterbury Derby m 1864. 'Tambourini was also from Op j raj by TOwton, and won amongst other ■ races, the Canterbury J. C Handicap and Canterbury and Wellington Cups, besides performing successfully over hurdles. Salvage, by Castaway; ran second for 1 the 1 Wellington Cup last year giving the winner a year and a pound. Won the Great Autumn Handicap at Chris'tohurch, and ran second to a damant for the Dunedin Cup giving the winner two :.'- r y ears' and twenty- foUr. pounds, y Morpheus will be at Palmerston on Mondays and Tuesdays, Feilding on Wednesdays, Halcombe on Thursdays, Bulls '"on Fridays, and Marton on Saturdays. -' . ; Terms — £5, and ,ss ; groortiage •■»• fee: ; Two or more mares as per agreement. Eor particulars Apply to FRED. NEAME,Bulls. Or E. D. BROWNE, Horse Bazaar, Patmerston North. THE. Sptendid andTppwerful Clydes- ' ' • ■ "" ' dale Hprjae ; I GENERAL ;HA¥ELOCK t • Will travel the Palmerston, Feilding, jiSandon, Campbelltown, and Foxton | 'f districts: this Season. : JGene*j*l HAVELoefcUs 1 a dark brown ihorse, rising four (years old, and stands 17 hat.ds high, with immense muscular power, splendid sction, and a go> d temf er, and is pronounced by competent judges to be the best draught hoi>e ever bred m the .province , of Marl-, borough. General Havjslock is out of the Clyd'.sdale./nHre Matjgit', by Taieri. Taieri was bred by Donald Grant, Esq., Xi kland--, Wos-fc Taieri, and is out of .v'hp...rCjydesdaie mare Gentle by Comet. -- G'eneiut, 13 ;vp L CKfs dam wa« shown m- 1878 &t the Maribo*ough t - Agricultural Soeitty's Show and took first, prize against all comers Cards will be distributed m the district. '-.;.. J, DOREEN, '„.,:. i. Proprietor, Taonui-street, Palmerston North.