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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1484, 19 October 1885, Page 4

To Stand this Season m the MahaWattr' and Woodyille Districts. , THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE ' „ ..... , HORSE ;_f W^chxnan. WATCHMAN, foaled Ist November, 1878, and is now rising five years old ; sire Fowler's Wallace, dam Maggie ; is a rich,brown, is, 16J hands high, has a clean^tfliity>bbne and nice hair; and is Very activeY His sire, the pure imported Clydesdale horse, FowleVs Wallace: bred by Mr tDonald rMcKinley, Wouldh'am .Hall, nearGrioucMter,-6utof a pure Clydesdale miare, bred by Mr J. N. . Fleming, Campbelton, Scotland ; her sire, the" celebrated hj>rse Lofty Wallace, gsiiied several first prizes before /leaving jtlie-f Old* ' CbUntry. Maggie was bred by Mr Sutherlapd, Taieri,^. Qtago, ! outT Pf :' a Napoleon mai:e,l by f Sir ! William Wallace«(imported)^ Sir William \Yallace bred by William Anderson, Esq., Kirkmichael, Ayrshire, out o£. Brisk, by Giiribaldi. .As a yearlinjr took first prize a£ Maybole, Kirkmichael, /and Glasgow, and second at 'Ayr. As a 'fwor-year-old, second at Ayr and Glasgow, and alsosecond at' the Highland Society's Show held that year at Edinburgh ; and when, only three days lande^HnQt.igo took second prize against horses of ill ages at # the Taieri, although only '2J }Ct;-s oldr .^, jFor further particulars apply to groom m charge. Or'Goiilli'MOjKEaiziß, Owner, Ashurst. , ...■•■ . , „ •■ --U' - ; ,' .1 , a ; :•.»■ ' •"■*■? ■*>■■ v -To Stand this Season arid travel the Kan-, and Maria watii Districlis, ■*■ '* THE^jTHpROUGH^RED HQR^E DtOMEDES is by Tot ara, oat' oi Plo^Kt Ver,'bj r Sir Herciilfea. ?<■ Tdt'ara is By old Dioinedes, out of Waimea,bySir,Her^ cules, out of Flora Mclvpr, by. Emigrant, Old dipiiiedeß by Hesperds, out' of • Droinedie by Weatherbit^ -Old Dioiuedetf was the sire of Kapapd, Malvina,;Ecnnpmy, and Parawheniia. Waiinea, • ,the dam of .Manuka, Pa papa, Puriai, ;i arid ) all. pt whom have won, several important rac^s on the turf. Plover, by Sir. Hercules ; Plover, /the dam of Malviua.^ Hercules, , ; . Dan, ; jQ'ConneH, , r and Ptßer fast ; horses. Tptara', ! tnV sire of Longlands, winner of tlie Great Actnmn Handicap, April, 1878, and 18,79; also Volunteer, second m the Otiauipagne Stakes, and rah a dead heat! with Mata for Queen's Plate m Dunedin, and won tbe/rimaru Maiden Plate, 1^ miles, m 2m. 45i8., and Flying Stakes; ! | mile, hi iral ;17^Si, ;at the Wellington Jockey, Club Meeting, 1880 ; also Merlin, winner of the Spring Handicap at Wanganui ; also. jTotaraj winner of the Rangitikei Emit Club Steeplechase, Waverley Handicap Hurdle Raco, and Manawatu Haadicap Hurdle'B'at ■ Pajiuerstonr f \ Diomefles him6elf ! iß tfre winrierof^ithe Wanganui Welter Woight-for-age Hurdle Race, beating Reform, New Tear, Dhudeenj ParnelJ, and Christmas ;, won the Ttirakina Handicap Hurdles, beating a large field ; and fan a good third for the Wanganui Grand National Steeplechase, carrying 12st 71b*s., giving the^winnerrßuahine, Ist $U)B.. and ? the second horse, Dlmdeeh, 2st sfbs., there : by showing that he is a weight carrier, and has ,v exceptionally good sUyitig 'power. „ " Dromedes was a Warded first pri^9 ; 'at the Wanganui A. and P. Association's ShoiWasa'sirebest calculated tbiiiiproye the breed of saddle horses. , ; ,. t: ; | / ■ . Diomedea, is a rich bay with black points, standing 16$ hands high, .with immense bone and' muscle, good action, is 7 years old, and is considered to be brie jof th'e best cross^coutitry horses- in 'NeVV 'Zealand. -:/•: ; 1' Dioinedes will travel-aa under : ■ . . ■: ■ ■ Mondays— Ashurst^ I . .via/ ] Ashjarst . •. : . t H.:M j; rpad. :; /-,.;, ,:,.,| „.,, ;...- r; t . „ , . .Tuesdays— Ash uratjtp Palraqrston. Wednesdays— PalnVeraton f lt6 '.'* San- ,. don. _•--•—• y . Tliarsdayß— Bull* arid Lower Ran- ■■; gitikei. •» '-' ■!■;-'-..; m-A r.il U.,: Halcombißi : i . >•>!;/•, ■'•; :. .. (Saturdays— Jflakino-jroaJ to Feild-; ■ ■ - .-Jug^ -i ! - n.= V :l^hsW a. Terms— Single Mare, £3. 10s ; twp s or : more, tlie bond fide property faf ' ! one pwne^ each- By P.N: on first "**& : Vi'dV/payable Ist Janvary, 1886. »;•' ■*-■>' I '''^pply to the owner, ■■■•.',. i v/ -Ifi <;■? ; A. HANNETT, ; .......... Feilding. i . ■ • > . . , ;' ■. SA 'AAV", I\d MJ/.XyI Soiniitis. THE Thoroughbred Horse SOMNUS will be at v the -service of Horsebreeders at the^Stud Stables, adjoining the premises of the Bank of Australasia, Pali merstpn JSqrbh, Every WEDNESDAY; and , THURSDAY from thisdate. arid at Foxion the remainder of the week. . For particulars:ast6 ; Pedigree, Performances, &&,» IS? horse cards/ which may be had on application. ' ; i; - :•• • :i! -- :i • • ■' •'-' -I'- ■■■■ •.-•; i•■ R, HARWOOD, Fokton, ; 1 ' ..■•-■? Manager for Baker-& G6; WALKLEY'S COMMERGIaE HOTEL LIVJiRY ANt)! B^lfe LESSEE. "^ Horses prepared for racing. V. Sadd^eAibrses ( a,n<{ Buggies oniHire.lA/ Horses carefully broken to saddle. I THE TfibIIOUGHBRED' STALLION j Morpheus j Will serve a limited number of mares at i the Stables.. ., Terms — Poor, pounds, pay- ! able on or before Ist January, 1886." ' \ . j Groomage Fee Five Shillings. . = ■;,; j TERRACE MS) COACH J JAMES BURKE \, OE6S to, announce iiiat he has pur-; chas4 the Terrace End Gab. Pares ;as: usual. Terms can be arranged for atiend-| ing Parties, Balls, &c. ' > ■ „ , '