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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 44, 19 January 1884, Page 4

'■■'■'• i ■ L ' I ' ' ■ i. x no STAND THIS SEAjSON i. dhe Thorough- bred horse' TJ MUFTI. ru' •<•!! '".' ■ . •■■—^■~~ -■;.-• The attention -of breeders'! fsolicited to the pedigree of this most iashioijably bred horse, who is now m his prim^ and l i ° m splendid condition. j MUFTI is by the premifrr Btallion, Trad ncer, who li^s for th& last three seasons stood at' loo guineas a mare., Tradnber'B Stock : have everywhere 1 pdrn' formed creditably, and include such noted animals as Lurline, Calumny, Le -Loup, ' Be'tra'yery Ti nmp : Card v r; Vii\ : hook, and^ -'Oth^r^. "-. Tfadwcer's pedi-ree is a very briHiawt one, as it includes all th'e most valued strains^ bf^the English stud for the last century. On the dam's side Mufti is.also. also remarkably well connected, / being ; ou£ of Flat Iron bj Feler Prat-'Emma^fGir Bias— Erail^ : by Operator^- Flora Mclvor by Roiise's Emigrant, «fee.— ~ ; Peter Flat* was one of the 'most bucpessful performers that has left BnglanaY and possesses a splendid -pedigree ;(sae .feftitr Book). Flora M^lvor was one" of the befit mares ever foaled m Australia, J^Jtßr^escendanis^re^LwAii&,eagerly sought after by breeders and i a6ing -m'enli : F ; ior / a'MclVof'waßtb r e dam of Figar), Bay Miiidletpn, Cossack, Zo'e, and Waimea-^-Vhe ia'tter' being the dam of Manuka, Toi Toi,iand Others. ; Toi^oiis the. dam of -Kakapo, Har-akeke— dam of Korariy Tofarja— sire of Longlands, Papa.pa. Rama Rama, and, other well-knowa performers. ; ..' It.wijl thus be seen that Mufti is well worthy of the patronage of breeders who wish to keep to racing strains * M^rjFTj. is a golden chestnut, r standing 15 hands 3 inches high and is splendidly proportioned, and of excellent constitu!tipn, ■v- - - , ' ,::•..•;:' . Mufti's racing performances are too w«»Ji known to require any reference here; '' .. .. .' ' .'. .'--,' ,• •' As ; .Mufti w 11 noi travel his adyer« tis'ed. district this seasonj he 'wi t l-stand .atjhis ' : pwner*s ■' t'lßles, •'.'.';■' *"' V Por the cohveniencs of those who .wsh to have th ir mares stinted 'j by -him he will be at' his 6wn<r'a, : |arra during the remoiader of the season. ■' ! ' kll eire of mares' will be taken, but pcrebponsibility incurred. . . ; \\ > P s iidilocking for three wreks'iree; after "'tbat time 2 i per week will ibe charged. . : \ ii ''\ < \'.Teras..-^£6'6sVj?naranteeß.__ : . Telegraphic or other communications addressed to W. Moor?, of the Comniercial Hotel .Stables, will be promptly "attended to by him, he will also receive 1 ' and give delivery of all mares consigned to his charge for Mufti. ! '''-" For fuliei* particoTars apply to ■:i , T. GRAN WELL, j ' Groom m charge.! ; Or to . LOW ES & FALLGON, ■- «"' >■■■'" V!; •■■■■■ lil "' !liV 'Owneri>J-i t . r : r- ■•■{■•■ .-■■ -.: •■ • ■■-. i_^'PHE THOROUH»BRED Stalliion. Will travel the-Palmerston, Feildin|g, (}■) ,andA-andon>D ( istrj l ets' - 3 I i MORPHEUS is a golden chestnut, standing ,l6 hands .3 inches ; thorougblly sound m all rejects. He "is 6 yea|rs old, and by.th-t fast and, w.ell-known horse Castaway, l; dam So'mnanlbula by 'Tcrw'tbn, -darn'O^raby Tl'l-iarUieije,: dam Cassandra by Priatn '; Tiiwtou" by Melbourne;, Castaway^ by Traducery dam/'Mter'niaid.', IVfoRPHEUS comes from great ; racing i ' family claiming . some • aristocratic and high-class performers as his relatives; -- • l-i is sire -'won theWellington Cup, and ran second for the Canterbury Derby and Great Autum^ Handicap. He is full brother to Lurlirie' and Le Loup. The performances of these animals m New Zealand and' Australia need no comujent. Le Loup won the Canterbury J. C. . JBandicslp and-€)up m 1880. f Opk% ! gmnd dab of Morpheus, won the Derby in --f 864. Tambmirin'i ; was |,l^o' from- Opera,' ; ; by Qovvtbn; ;' aiiu ! tftrfongst other j race's 5 ,' ilie- Catiiei^ury J. C Handicap and Canterbury and -Wellfngijon: Cups, Besides 1 successfully -over hurdles. : Salvage, by :Cftstaway ; ran second for the ( Wellington: Cup last year giving '\ the-'w'inilir \st y - year and a pouiid. -Won the Gredt Autumn. Handicap at Christchurch, and ran second^ ; to damant for the Dunedin Cup' giving* the winner two . . yearjj a,nd twenty-four pountjis. , : i4?ORPHEirs will bo at Palmerston, pji '^tbndjvys and Tupsday^, Feilding; on Wednesdays, Halcombe pn Thursdays, Bulls V°Q Fridays, : and ; Marj^in.,, on Saturdays. ; „, • , ; . * Terms— £s, and ss, groomage itep. Two' bv more* mards as' per agreement. For particulars" apply to nl.y.ii r.-- FItBD: NEAMIE; ! ri i;i-.. -: ■■ ■ ■■"< •■■ '•■••■'-Bulls. | E. D. BROWNE, ; Horse Bazaar, Palnierston North, ! __!; , rpH^ Splendid T^nd Powerfi?l : 01ya>s-| ■'X ./''. .'.' ■'.. -da|e..£tQr§er',' „ '/ \ I GENERiAii . HAVELOGK?- 1 i ■Will- travel' : the PaWrstpn, Feildinigj SandoQ, Campbell t6wrt<, arid : ; Foxton; ,*-i«. <'■, ■■.': : flCstiiitts this' Season: ! . ■Gbne^C' Havrlock is a daric brown: b'oifleVii'inir tbur yea's oii^j and sfcahda 'I7_''haii'ds high, witir immense mnsenia'r power, splendid' actio", 'and a f ga-'d-tom; ec, and is pronounced byc< mpetrint judges to be the best draught horte (>. ep bred m rthe province of Mul•bo'rouohi : Geneual FTavel(lck ' is out ofittie Clyd •sdale nrne M»cgii', by Tjjjoii. Taieri vras brod ! by Donald Granf, Esq., Xi klancft, We^jb Taieri, and is'; out of the •' Giyl^sdale mare Ueale by Comet. . 'General Hvf. l CK'sdam wa»- shown • m Ib7B at the Mahbp'ough Agricultural- Sbcifty's show and took first! prke ■againi3t ali' 1,:, -ill I ■,-. ': '^.'comers ->- 7/ii{ •^■■'" ■:y.':\\> ;.;.!!^'l> ,' ; '-t-'-ti"W ,'•■ '-i* "> Cards will be distributed m the district.' i ; .., ,; . 3 t DORKBN^ ■■' :, • :;, Proprietor 1 , -'■'>■" ', ( ; .. J:!i .Taonui-Btrely ! 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