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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 40, 15 January 1884, Page 4

st'an.d'This seasojn J. Ihe Thorouorh-bred horse ! i ■ ■ • MUFTI. . . The attention of breeders I f solicited to the pedigree of this most fashionably bred hor6e,-.who is now m his prime, and m splendid condition, : MUFTI is by ,the [tremier stallion, Traducer, who ]iaa for the laflt three Beasons stood at 100, guineas a mare. Traducer's stock have everywhere pern formed creditably, and include such, noted animals as Lurline, Calumny, he. Loup, Betrayer, .Tiump Curd, Fisrhook, and others.' Trad Hcer's pedigree is a very brilliant one, as it includes all the most.yalucd strains of the English stnd for the last century. On the dam's side,- .Mujfti is also rremarkably well conn.epted, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Fla- Emma by Qiljßlaa — Emily by Operator— Flora Mclvor by Rouse's ; Emigrant, &c, ;|': ; })^ , Peter Flat wajjone of the most succesßfuj]perfe)rnaers.tliat ha& left England, and possesjes^ a splendid pedigree^sae btad.ißjook'j.y'j.^jiora M'tlvor. was one of. the^est nauresre^er foaled m Australia,. an<l her descendants are always eagerly sou£fcl-aftt*- ! bY breeders and ''racing: men.-!. ' Flora Mclvor was the grand dam of Figarj/" JB;iy ' Middlflton, Cossack, ;N:ntwith^ Zoc i and W:ainiea--the latt^ being the dam :of Manuka- ;Toi Toi, anii atheti) -Toi Toias the dam of-Kakapo, Harakeke—dam ;of ;Korari, Totara-f---sireof Longlands,-J£apapa. Rama Ramd, and other well- known- performers.,- .;;,."•■ ; It will thus be. seen, that Mufti is well worthy of the -patronage of breeder's wbo .wish 'to ket-p to, racing, strain^.. Mufti is a goldea chestnut, standing 15 hands 3 inches high and is splendidly proportioned j And of excellent constitution,": ■.•■>■•: •■. -■ -.■•■; | Mufti's racing performances are too wpII known to require any reference here. . ; ; • : •' As Mufti w 11 net travel hi 3 advbr* tised district this season, he wLI stand at his ownerV tibles. )' - Por the convenience of those who wish to have, thir_. mares stinted^b^ him, he will be at his owna-'s iarm during tlie rnmrtinder of 'the season. : All Cire of mares will be , taken, but no responsibility incurred. \ Pad.ioeking for— three wreka freoj after tbat time 2^ ! per week will be charged.' ■•■: • •; i ■ Teror.s— £6 6s, guarantees. ,:->!;! ; Telegraphic <5r othier communications addrpseed'to/W. Moor?, of the Comjmercial Hotel -Stables, will be promptly attended to by him, he will also receive >and.give_;delive.iy ofaU mares consigned to hischarge for Mufti.' " --■■■»-'• For fuller particulars apply to i T. CR AN WELL, : - Groom m charge. ! -, Or \o :... ■■ „ ,-... ... •-:■.•• i „. - L.UVvES.& FALLOON, , Owner?.: j >PHE : THbROtJir.BRED '.Stallibh -• L -A-!.- „■!'■> 'I ■•<■■ ■ -i l .: :•■ •■ '■ • i : ■ Mosmscrs ■Will. travel ' the P'almers'tJoh, .' Feildiug, ' " and andoh. Districts ; THIS ; S EAS ON. . •.TffOfip'nEUS' 'is, a. gblden chestnut], standing' l6 hands 3incnes ; thoroughly sound iv all respects; He is, 6 years old, andb'y th/t' fast and well-known horse Castaway, dam Somnambula by Towton, dam Opera by II I'arbiere, dam Cassandra by Priam ; Towtou by Melbourne ; Castaway by Traducer, dam Mermaid. iV! Orpheus comes from a great racing family, claiming some aristocratic and high-class performers as his' relatives, 'his .'sire won th^ Wellington! Cup, and ran' : sec6nd for the Canterbury Derby ; ajori : Great Autumn Handicap. He is full 1 brother to Lurline and Le Loup. Tho performances of these animals m New Zealand and Australia need no comment. Le Loup won the Canterbury J. C. Handicap and Cup m 1880.' Opera, grand dam of Morpheus, won the Canterbury De,rby mr 1864. Tanibouriini was also from QjWaj by , and won amongst other races, "the ' Canterbury J. C Handicap and Canterbury and Wellington Cups, besides performing successfully over nucdles f . jSalvage, by Castaway, ran secohd'for the' Wellington Cup last year giving the winner a year and a pound. Won the Great Autumn (Handicap at . ; Qhristohurch, an'd'ran second to 'A'damaniTfor the Dunedin Cup giving the winner two years and twenty, four pounds, . Morpheus will bea t Palmerston on Mondays and Tuesdays, l?eildingr ; on Wednesdays, Halcombe on' Thursdays, Bulls on Fridays, and Marton on Saturdays. ■ Terms— £s, and : 'ss groomage fee. , TVo, or t pore mares f as per agreenien|;. For pardchTars apply to FRED. NEAME; .Bulls. l .Or ■ ■■■■'■ '''■■'■ '■■• , E. D. BROWNE, Horse Bazaar; Palnicrston N/onh, ■,w:::.:.j^ '■ ..■<■■:">'. ■'j.' ■ ::.■■: ii ■// ■...:■■ -;-•■ • : . ■ M>HE Splendid and Powerful Clydes.JL dale Horse GENERAL HAVELpCK Will travel the Palmerston, Feilding, Sandon, Campbell town, and Foxton distiicts this Season. GKKEit*L-tJAVELOGK s a dark brown horse, ri-insr tour yoa"s oi-J, and stands ■17 hands higfr/ with mimensemusGUlar ))owt ! r, Rpicniiitl »ctio , and a gOd tenii ci', and is prononhe'ed by ciimpe-tent jadoes-f'O be the b> j st" 'draught hori-e r e>: bred m tho ]>rovin'ce of Mai 1- | borough. ' Gp;NERAii Ijavelock is ow' o! ti:e (lyd sdale mmc Mrttrgi", by Tuifii. Taieri was bred by Donald Grant, l:'sq;, Xi klatid-^ Wef-t Taieri, and i- out of he Ciyiisdale <J mare Upii'le by Cometi. , • : t«ENErtii ( :; &kyE ! l ck's datn wa« shown 1 m Ib7Bfal<'lhe Maribo otigii Agricultural Society's •Show and took first prize against all ,!.,., ( !;,.' • .1- iComers . : ■ . Cards will be distributed m the district. . J, DORF.Etv .;;;;•:../ . Proprietor, ,; : .;/" ... ; :.. . ./> (..Taonui-Stree.l,: I "i ; i-i■ > ' -.-•..-,,., Ealmera, ton N ortL* I