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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 29, 3 January 1884, Page 4

ROSTAND TII I S SEASON J. The Thorough- bred horse ' MUFTI. ] The attention of breeders i f solicited to the pedigree of this most fashionably bred horse, who is now in his prime and in splendid condition. :, MUFTI is by the j>renun' stallion, Tradncer, who has for the laßt three seasons stood at 100 guineas a mare. Traducer's stock have everywhere performed creditably, and include such noted animals as Lurline, Calumny, LcLoup, Betrayer, Tiump Card, Fishhook, and others-. Traducer's pedigree is a very brilliant one, as it includes all the most valued strains of the English stud for the last century. On th« dam's side Mufti is also remarkably well connected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Flat— Emma by Gil Bias — Etnily by Operator— Flora Mclvor by Rouse's Emigrant, &c. . Peter Flat was one of the most suc- : cessful performers'that has left England, j and possesses a splendid pedigree (see btud Book). Flora Mclvor was one of tbe-tbest mares ever foaled in Australia, j and her descendants are always eagerly j sought after by breeders and racing men» Flora Mclvor was the grand dam of Figar >, Bay Middleton, Coss lck, Nutwith, Zoe, and Waimea— thp latter being the dam of Manuka, Toi Toi, and ! others. Toi Toi is rhe dam of Kakaro, Harakeke — dam of Korari. -Totura — sire of Longlands, Papapa. Rarna Kama, and other well-known psrformers. It will thus be seen that Mupti ; is well worthy of the patron?! t?e of breeders who wish to keep to racing strain-. Mufti is a golden chestnut, standing 15 hand3 3 inches high and is splendidly proportioned, and of excellent constitution. Mufti's racing performances are too well known to require any reference here. ■ ! As Mufti vr 11 net travel his advibr<» tised district this season, he wi 1 stand at his owner's i-tiblesi ! ' Por the convenienc3 of those who wish to. have th ir mares stinted by him ho will -be -at his owner's farm during.. the remainder, of the season. All cire of mares will be taken, but ho responsibility incurred. Padlocking for thiee weeks f ree ; after that time 2* per week will be charged. . ' Terns— £6 6s, guarantees. •Telegraphic or other communications addressed to W. Moor<>, ot the ComHotel tftabbs, will be promptly attended lo by him, he will also receive and give delivety of all mares consigned , to' his charge for Mufti. For fuller particulars apply to • T. CKANWELLj : Groom in charge. .. : . Or to i „■:,.., LOWES & FALLGON, Owner?. '," ■ i'j 'h* ■ - ■ ■ . 'PHE THOROUff-BRED Stallion "Will travel the Palmerston, and andon Districts ■• • : THIS SEASON. »; MORPHEUS is a goldeu chestnut; standing. l6 hands 3 inches.; thoroughly sound in all respects. He is 6 years' old, and by thit fast and ; well-known horse Castaway, dam Somnambula by Towtpn, dam Opera by II tarbiere, dam Cassandra by Priam ; Towton by Melbourne;., Castaway by Traducer, dam Mermaid. M orpheus comes from a great racing family, claiming some aristocratic and high-class performers as ..his relatives. -Ins. sire ;won . the Wellington. Cup, and ran second-for the C/£iuterbury Der-by and G,reat. Autumn Handicap. He is full brother to, Lurline and Lo Loup. The : performances, of these animals in. New Zealand and Australia need no comment. Le Loup won -the: Canterbury J. C. Handicap and Cup in. 1880. Opera, grand dam of Morpheus, won the Canterbury Derby an 1864. Tambourini . was also from Op'tfa, ■ iby . 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 foiv the Wellington Cup last year giving the winner: a year and, a, pound. .Won the Great Autumn Handicap at Christchurch, and ran second to the Dunedin Uup giving the winner two years and twenty- four pounds. Mouph.eus will be at; Palmerston dn Mondays and Tuesdays, Feilding on Wednesdays, Hal combe on Thursdays, .Bulls on Fridays, and Marton on Saturdays. Terms— £s, and 5s grooinftge fee.' Two or more mares as per agreement.' il'or particuiarg apply to>,,. , :, ; "; ■■'•' FRED. JSTJAMB, Bulls. " IS "Or E. D. BROWNE, Horse Bazaar, Palmerston North. ; '^ivHE splendid and Powerful ClydesJL dale Hoiso GENERAL HAVELOCK Will 'travel the. Palmerston, Feilding, Sandon, Campbell town, and Foxton distii'-ts this Season. GiCNER*L Havklock is a daric brown horse, li-in? four years oi.l, and stands 17 hai^s high, witti-immen^G muscu'ar power, spleiMid ootioi-, and a go d em, er, snd is prononnt ed by competent judges So be the bvst draught lioi>e e-e? bred in the >))ovince of Miilbfirouj_'h. ' Gkneral liavelock is 'i w. o! t'e ' !yd sdule mne vVl ; ,jigic, by T'ieii. TaWri was bir>d bj Donald Grant, Ksq.,' Ki klai'.d-', Weet Taieri, and i- uitt ot he Cy^sdae inare Genie by Comet. General Have l ck's dam wa« shown in 1878 at the Mar bo ough Agricultural Spciijty-'.s Bhow tind took frst ; prize against h\\ comers Curds wilHbe distributed in the disitict. . „„ ,v v.- J# jjOR^EiV, Proprietor, Tapnuiystreet, Palmerston NortL.