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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 248, 19 October 1874, Page 4

OEntire ITorseSi - npO STAND THIS SEASONS at -H ROSTREVOR, Fichm&d. 1 ' „ ,i r The Thoroughbred Horse;' :-: ■'vn:; s h e r w o o d i ;2: Own brotfcerto Mistletoe, by Dionjedef", dam May Flower by Mi. Giles, out of Wdbdatock. A bright Bay, 16 ha- ds high, of great eubetance, especially adapted. 1 lor, gettibg niefoi Carriage Uorsesor weigh^carryiDtf Hicks * TEAtihi ;c £2. "'' : ---ni>r''The well-known Draught Horse" c Ai* Tl : i¥;' 7i By Glancer, out of a Clyde Champion mare 5 years old. good tempered,ihbroughiy staunih> and has proved bimselt a sure foal gefter. r Terms : £2. ' Paddocks provided for one month free of charge. ; . ,;; .'7 CHABLES CANNING. Rcstrevor, Richmond, 10th October, 1874. 2616—26 npo STAND THIS SEASON, -*- The Thorough-bred Horse, bo n '■- j -u ..iV-.k*"j() Don JrAy, a brown horse, standing 15| bands, Üby Diomedes, out of Sweep, by Sir Hercules— Besom; by Whisker^-H'ornelia, by Grasshopper — Mant'), by Soothaayor. Diomedes, byiHesperas-rDiomedi^,' by Weatherbit— Tauriita, by Taurus— Eimoraldtt, by Zinganee— Pastille, by Kutiens— Parasol, by Pot 80s— Prunella, by Highflyer. Hesperus, by Bay MWdleton; Sultan, by Selim— Cobweo, by Phantom— Filagree, by Soothseyer— Web, by Waxy— Weather bit, by Sheet Anchor. Sir Hercules, by Cap-a-pie— Paraguay, by Sir Idkrculea; Paradigm, by Partisan; Sir Hercules, by Whalebone. The Horse will travel as follows :— MON-. DAYS, at the Swah Inn, Moxceka; TUES-. DAYS, at the Modtesb; WEDNESDAYS.' at hia own Stable; TUURSDa YS.afe W.ak=*' field; FRIDAYS, at hicHUOND; SATURDAYS, in Nelson, at Mr. N&wxon's gtableW Fee, £H, and 3s groomagp; to Be paid >on; or before the Ist January, J375. - ; Good Paddccksfor mares, Half-a-crown a week. Every care tut no responsibility. ■; — • y\y\y P i\. Apply to , , -; !\:~- --: F. H« BLUNDELL.r -t. 2541 Waimea West. ♦ rpO STAND THIS SEASON! WAR EAiGrLE.: , War Eagle, a dark Ibrown' colt' of gpjat power, was got by Golden Eag'e r dam, a thoroughbred marc, imported by the latejMr. G. Potter fiom Victoria, in 1866,'wher,eV8he won several three-mile races in first-class company. Golden Eagle by-Riak/whd was got by Camel out of a skeleton mare. Camel (imported) by.Camel--dam. Misa Skim, hj Skim— Striking Beauty, by Sorcerer— Beningbrough— Sir Peter. Skeleton (imported) by Master Robert— dam Sir Walter Raleigh mare. . . : u-h.- { The stamina of the stock of. Risk is wellknown— a quality inherited from that horse's grandsire Skeleton, who was one of. the best horses ever bred in Ireland. When brought out at the Carragh of Kildare. he won five oat of the six races for which he started, and jwas sold by his breeder, the Marquis of Sligo for £2000. .For first-class hackneys no bettor blood can be found, and the running) of Golden Eagle, afc the Marlborough Meeting in 1860, where he defeated. Voltigeur (halfbrother to Malvina) and Harebell for the , Maiden Plate, showed also the possession of considerable speed. Mondays— Black Horse. Tuesd vts — Turf Hotel; White Hart, Travellers' Rest, and Beuke'a. Wednesdays — Carter's and Motaeka Hotel. Thursdays and Fridays— Calling et the . above-named places returriinghome. Satohdayt— At their own Stables, Colling-wood-street.' '< !± i; .., Terms— £3 a Mare, and 5s groomage. Allowance m^de for two or more mares. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist, January, 1875. ■ - ; j „..-.. T. HARLEY. npo STAND THIS SEASON) The powerful Cart Colt, three years old, YOUNG CONQUEROR, One of the best 1 Cart. Hb r sea ever foaled in New Zealand, aa hfs 'pedigree will testify.^ Young Conqubros, by Royal Couqaeror (impo ted), is out of. Mr Henry Redwood's well-known mare Jolly, ' hy England's Hope (imported); grand-dam by Old Captain (imported); great grand-dam, a Van Diemen's Land mare. • < - ■-.':■> Royal Conqueror, a pure Clydesdale; took the first prize at Battersea as a two-year-old, at. the United Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, and the Royal Highland Society, and was therefore entitled t> be regarded as the best colt in England and Scotland in his year. He was selected and imported for MriH. Redwood hy the Hon. W. Robinson England's Hopk has l*ft in Nelson ..some ' of the best cart stock ever bred here, and his excellence as a sire is universally admitted, j Captain, or "Old Captain," the name he came to be known by, waa a horse, of rare excellence, and ■ his stock were; always eagerly sought afer. . „ Jolly, dam of Young Conqueror, t.qot the prize for cart fillies in Nelson two years in succession, and the colt himself took the first prize in Marlborough. t .;. i mi, Jo Mondays. — Black Horse. Tuesdays.— Turf Hotel, White Hart, T.avellers' Eest, and Beuke's. £ '- '■ Wbdnesdays. — Carter's, and Motueka Hotel. U.\.ry, Thursdays and Fridays, calling at the above-mmed places returning .bqnjft:; Saturdays.— At their own Stables, Col-lingwood-streefc. -n- v.-i V.•;'!. •;'! ; Terms. — £3 a Mare and 5s groomage ; al owance made for two or more mares. All ■ Fees to fe paid on or before tha Ist,, of January, 1875. . , T. HABLE%.,. 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