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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 19, 20 December 1883, Page 4

]r\ 0 S T A^ D THIS ' SEASON ii Ihe ThorousthT-bred horse j y.y.y. .MUFTL-a^ , ]: ; _ The attei^tipn^of breeder's t -jsolicite^ to tjhe pedigree of this rao?t fashionably hred li9rs^wbo iSinow.inhis prime-ajul > m splendi4.conditiou. ! MUFTI is by ihe premier stallion, Tradoioet'j, ■whe^ has for the laßt three, seasons stood 100 guineas a mare. Traducep , 8 stock; have everywhere per» formed creditably,' and include such noted animals, as Lovliiie, Calumny, Le Ifoup, Betrayer, Tin'rhpi* 1 Card, Pifehhook, and others. Tcadacpr's pedigree is a very brilliant one^a& it : . includes all the most valued strairis ; of the -English stud for the last century. On thedam's side Mufti is also retnarkably well cbnnected, being biit of Flat Iron by Peter Fla^- Enima by' Gil Blaa-iErn'ily by Operator p-lFlora Mclvor by Rotise's Emigrant, &c: ''*' ! " • : .'-.\**-- ; ' ' u ■;'- --| Peter Flat was one of the 'most Successful performers r that ba& left England, and possesses '*_' splendid pedigree (see Mtud Book). .FlpraT^Mt'lvor was one of the best mares eVer foaled m 'Australia, apd i b r et'' 'descend ants are always eagerly soul; _t after by breede*rlJ and racing raenr-. f^nHWtcly or was the grand dam of Figar 1 )/- ; Bay ! MWdleton, Cobsjick, Nutwith . Zoe^and Waimea— -the latter being the-dani' orMahhka^ToiTbr, and oihers._Toi ToHs the dam of Kakapo, _ta*fat-lk&id__7 T <A- -Korari; '^ToUtst— '• sire of Longlands, Papapa. Rama Rama, and other We'll-kho^o perloT'da'eVs." 1 - jlt will thus be s-eeh that! Mufti is Well worthy of the patron-age of breeders wjho fyisbyitn' k^ep ! Ai6 ,r racing stra(ftsC LMufti is a Jfoldenchestnut, standing 15 bands ' 3 inoh'e&ihigh an'd'iaisplbßdidiy proportioned, and of le^oellentleodstitu>tii>n. " >a.«i -.' xk.r A. v ■ .;..,' ) ; Mu'Fir's racing performances' ard 1 too ,welL khbwn io require any refereace here. i AsiMuftiiw.ll nots travel i his 'adivbr* tised district dhis .. season, helwid stand ;at hißiownel , s>>-table8 < Ai;: a .A > ' i' / iPor tAei convenience o€ those who wish to have th i if 'mares- stinted a by him he will be at -his -owner's larm during the remainder of the seaeohiii V , JAU car.eo^lnaare'JiVi/il.l/be takenv buti nd responsibility incurred. iPadiiockfog/ lor L.thiep jWjekSs'-free ; af-f^r that time 23 per- week will be charged.// ; ' r i ; ■ »' r > L ,'.; Y . < ' /_i i L 1 ,Tißra)S~£& 6s, guarantees. • Telegraphic io*f> efeheK iCft} vi vi v n icati on s addressed to W. Moor.*, ot the Commercial Hotel Stablp*"},' *vri|lj ty> promptly attended to by him, lie_ wjll also receive and giyo deliyeiy of all ri mare% consigned Ho'his charge for^MjJJFTi. For fuller particulars apply ,to ; : rj Z.'X '' TXCfy&y' WE'LL, '.. • '"' : '"' (| Groom m charge." ' \ . Qr to ■' : * ' : ' ,: * ; ' 7 *' '' ' ,l XX :..'**.< LOWES & FALLOON, XA „ i L 'j -yy- *.-.»■■! :Ownerf=. ,:!,;. j '-» '- "xxx s z- ] x ■'■ ' xX f p HE . rt T^p^pUHp^^D,,, ,^a]lipn xi \I^LOZE^P^m S & s iWjiU trave^y^eAfPaJ^erstoniifiFeUding, and sandon J)istricts THIS SEASON. MOKPHEUS V" a golden chestnut, stajnding 16 bands 3 inches; thoroughly Sound m all re pects.__He is 6 years old", and by^h^iasfc; and^well^kgqWtn boj;se Casta ) way ? ..^am Somnambula by ■*Qto^ton,j" j 4ajaa l ,Ppe^.;))J 11, tlarfcjere, ;da^n Cas^dira, ;by; -Priam ; Towtou by •Melbourne;. Castaway by Traducer, ;damJle£n^d^ > iioji£jy£ii&„^^ a great ff_usy* <^o,i,mmg some arisifd^trc ."arm' hi^h-class as ihis relatives, it'is" sire won the : jWellin^toni t3up,'and ■r'aii' ; 'second''for the Canterbury Derby and- Great Autumn Handicap. ;He is full,b*eo.tller .tq-Lni'line and iJiLe... Loup. ; The performances of the^sej ianlinals. m ,i .-Ifew Zealand and A^stf#lia > np(**d no comment.. *; I^e Loup won*; f .thei ;Cantevbury : J. .C. Handicap and Gup m, i188.Q.. Opera, grand dam of !m.,o.]{cpheus,. -wonA the; Canterbury -Derby [m 1864.; ; was aJso froni Qp3.ra y by .TorW.ton, and , won amongst other; races, the Canterbury !J. 0/ and Canterbury "and- ; . W ellington ; <3qps, Asides pQrformihg successfully over hurdles. Salvag-e, by CastajWay^raja second. fqr tbeWelliftgtoi^ -pupsl^t -yjear. giviing the.' winner » yeiir-y %^d c^Vpn ; the.;(^reat Autumn,, Handicaj) .at ; Christchurch, and ran, second .to.. Adamant for the Dunedin Cup giving the; winner' two . years and twenty- four pounds. Morpheus will be at. Palmerston on 'Mondays and Tuesdays, Feilding on Wednesdays, Halcoinbe on Thursdays, '^Ulls on Fridays, and Marton on Saturdays. ; Terms — £&, an4>ss. ; gropmage fee. iTwp or more mares as -per jagreement. particulars a'ppiy- to t ' FMJ). NEAME, yX\ '' . Bulls. j Or I . E. D..BETOWNE,, „, , Horse'Bazaav, Palinerstbn^ NorthL '"'*' j — THE Splendid and .Powerful Clydes,dale Horse. CJEiNERAL HAYELOGK "Wi|l travel* the' Pal merston, Feilding, Bandon, Campbelltown, and Foxton i distjictsj-thiß Season. / HaYel6ck is a dark brown horse, ri-iius,|oi?*f yearsjoid, and stands 17 hai.ds high, with immense muscular powjer, splendid, action, and ; a go> d temj er, and is pronounced by competent judges (o he the best draught horee ever bred m the province of Marlborough. ( GENEHAji Havbldck is out of' the Clyds.dale mare . Maggie, by Taiaii. Taieri was . brod by Donald Groht', t Fsq., Xi klaiid-;, West Taieri, and: \Y out df ihe GVy-Hsdaie marc Gen le ' hy Comet. («'e'nekai, Havf l ck's dam wa« shown > m 1878 at the Maiibo-ougb Agricultural Society's Show and took first prize against all ; „ '" I (Jards will be distributed m. the district X y i J. DOR KEN, ' ''.'.'; ,l'-)-X .. Pitoprjetotj .' L "' ' : Taonui-street,, Palmereton North.