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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 36, 10 January 1884, Page 4

'HO STAND THIS SEASON 1 Ihe Thorough- bred horse ■: MUFTI. The attention of breeders i- f solicitor to •he pedigree of this most iashionablv bred horse, wbo is now m his prime and m splendid conditior. '■- MUFTI is by the premur station, Traducer, who has for the laot three seasons stood at 100 guineas a mare. Traducer's stock have everywhere per".. farmed -.cedittibly, and include such noted animals as L'urline,' -Calumny, LfLoop, B'etraypr, ;-Tiump "• Crt'rd, VU\hooki andi. oth«rs. Tradwcerls peili^ree is a very brilliant onri, as it includes all the most valued strains of the English • stud for the 1 last Jcentury. On the dam's side . Mtopti iis-alspiicemarkably well connected, Jjeirig outrtnistFla't Iron by Peter Flat- Emnjaby.Gii Bias— Emijy by Operator T^FloravMclvo^ by Rouse's Emigrant, &c. I ■:■■!■ ;^ ..<. .j Peter Flat was one of the most succesßful performerstliat h'as left ICngland, and possesses -^--splendid pedigree (s3e Book)* ;' Flora M')lvor was one of the best "nrires ever foaled m Australia, and. her descendants are always eagerly sought after: by breeders and lacing men. , i Jora M.v l lvor was the grand dam of Figar>, Bay Middlftton, Cossack, Nutwith, Zop, and Waimea — the latte^ being the. dani of, Manuka, Toi Toi, and other". Toi Toi is rhe dam of Kakapo, Harakeke^- dam. . /of. Korari, Totara— sireofLonglands, Papapa.Ratoa Kama,' aDd other well-known performers. : Itwillthus.be seen that Mufti is well worthy of^thepatrondae of breeders^ wbo wish to ke«p -to racing strains.Mufti is. a golden, chestnut, standing; 15 hamis 3 lrichfs high and is splendidly proportioned, and -of excellent constituT-,tion-.j „ -„-. „.• ; .. : :'■ Mufti's racing performances are too wpII known to rcqnire auy_ referencehere. • , . As Mufti w 11 net travel his advert tised district, this season, he wi 1 stand at his owner's tibles, -' Por the convenience of those who wish to have t.h ir mares .stinted by hiuij hfti will. be at his ,offn<rV iarm (durinig the remainder 9f the season.; 7.' A1l cure of; mares will ba jtake.n^but no r.-'sponsibility incurred. Pad locking ioiv. three weks free; after,: tbaf time 2-* ,p.er week ..will be charged.,, : , ;. . ; v . .■..-.: Teras "-£6,65, guarantees. Telegraphic or other communications addressed to W. ..Moor*', of, the Commercial Hotel will be promptly attended m by him, he will also receive and give deliyeiy of all mares consigned : to his for Mufti, . i s!J For fuller particulars apply to T. CRANWELL, | v , > . ■:.•; .iGroqm m charge. „or.to ' .;V ,:,,„> .L'^ESxS; FALLGON, j Owner?. ' ■Q2V vi l Ah - -cp-^ ' A ;-;■ v v^ ;.! \i'" * • • ■ I '■ ' *Tf^i'!" l i ■■ -* 77 " . / 1 ' ■ r,r.HB THOROyH-BRED; Stkllion Will travel the Palmerston, Feilding, • '•■ ■ • and * andon Districts T H I S S fi A SON; MORPHEUS is a golden chestnut, standing,l6.hands 3 inches ; thoroughly sound m all repects. He is 6 years old.,, and/by tb. .t fasb, .attd < vpeH-^npwh horse Casta>vay,,dam: Spmnainbula by^ Towton, dam Opera by II l'arbiere,> dam Cassandra, py Pria.m.^Towtou byMelbourne • ' t)as"w,wrfy ! by "' Traducer, danx Mermaid/f- MbßPliEUS ! comes : froni a great racing family,- claiming some aristocratic and high-class performers as bis relatives, i• is sire won the Welli^gft'ori?CVi|i), and- ran second for the Canterbury Derby and Great Autumn Handicap. : 'He ; is full brother to Lurline ami Le Loup. The performances of these 1 atimals m New ■ 'Zealand and Australia; need no comment. .^-Le Loup ! wom;i>henCanterbdry .J; C. Handica|) apfl Cup m : 18,80,. ; Opera,. grand.; dam of t M OBJE'Hfjys, .won,, u the Canterbury Derby m 1864.;- Tambourini was also from, . .Qpi-ra, by /J'owton, and., woli. : auipn,'gst. other Taces, the Canterbury J. Cf:-; IJandicap and Canterbury aud ,VVeliing.ton pups, besides performing , successfully over hurdles. . Salvage, by .Castaway, ran. second for the ton; Cup last year ;giyin.g ,tlje..win.ner a year and a pound. Won the Great. Autumn Handicap at . Christcliurch, and ran second to Adamant for the, Duiiedin, Cup giviog fc I e, winner two years and twenty -four pounds. '■ MoRPniiUS will be at Palmerstoa.on Monday's and Tuesdays, Feilding -on Wednesdays, Haleombe on^hursdays, Bulls : on.; .Fridays, and Mtirton oil '„'.'• Saturdays. ■**'■ ' i Terms — £5, and 5s groomage fee. Two or.more JoJares^ as -per agreement. For particulars apply to y „ ' •• ■•;■■■■■•' ■' FEED 1 . NEAME, f ; ■■ i: - ;> -" ■>■■'' • .*■-'•■-••■ -Bulli: ! Or -■ ■■ ■■ -•-I ■ ■ ;!' ; EiD. BROWNE, - /'■ •Horse BazaaiV'PalmerstontNbrtßi' mHB splendid- and Powerful Clydes--J_ . v dale Horse i; GENERAL HAVELOCIC Wi(l travel the Palmerstonj .-Eeijding;,/ Sandon, CampbeUtown, and Foxton. .dißtii<tß this Season. Gener*l Havelock ; s a dark brown hoife, »i>inir four: yea»-s oiH, aDd standp 17 hands high, with immense muscular. ■|)^wor, Bpln)(iid;!ia(itioi'j' /and; a god ;teiai er, an-d is pronounced by ccmpetenl j,adyes lo be the; best draught hoive p er bred m the province of Mailborough. -GeNE.aAL .IjaveLock is tv ot t'e Clyd sdale mne Maygic, by Taieii. Taieri v&s bred by Donald Grant, Ksq., Xi kland 3 , Wef-t Taieri, and is ont of ;.<he C.y'losda'e mare Genie by Comet. General H^vb 1 l ck's. dam wa? shown ; m 1878 a^ the Mar: borough. ■ Agricultural Society's j.iSho'w and took fiist : prize ;againat all |. .; ; .- '••' •:. ... ,-comers-: , '•■ ■ '■■■ .■ , ■ Cards will be distributed m the district. .5 s ; ;J. <I)bRKEN, { •;-... ..; „.■•■ Proprietor, ■ ..;.. i .•:..;..■: Taonui-street, ' Palmerston North/.