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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 295, 6 November 1875, Page 1

TO . .STAND . .THIS • SEASON^ , „ „.*>, the Entire Horse „,. ,„,..; '; j -M ; X.RA'ji A_a'i* : E';.'';V War,E<)gle. a 4«k, brown 'Colt oi greafepower, was got by Golden Eagle, dam a thoroughbred mara. imported by the late fer G. Pdtterlrom Victoria- in 1866, where ehe -^o-i several febr id mil -i races -in firstrblass compahy. . GoWen-Eagle. by ' Risk, who was got by! Cimel out of a Skeleton mire. Camel (lm , ported) b*y Camel— a*tn-/ Miss Skihi, by Skim ! — Strikinz B>auty, by Borcerer — l*eniief- : boiroughr-Sir :Pete.r. - jSkeieton^ (imposed) by, Mnstc-r Robert— dam,, Sir, Wnlter R leigh mire. y '' ' J ' " The stamina of 'the stock of Risk is well ; known— a qual ty inherited from that h-re's prandsife Skeleton, who was one of the. : beit ho.irses tver br. din leio.nl, .When . brought out a-i tlie, Curragh of ,Kil<lare,'h'^ ' wonfiVe but ofjtbe six races 1 f>r which he'stir'tel. and was sold: by; hit bree ler, tha Marquis Of Sligo v for £30(10- For 'first-c^ass 'hackneys no better b'oqdj-can ( be. found, and. the running of - Golden 1 Eagle, at the Marlb->rouah 'Meting in| 1860, where he defeated Voltigeur (half- ■ b-other to MalviOa) and' Hsro-icil for' the ; Maiden; Plate, showed also the possession of ; • considerable, speedy *,r .;-. The produce of a'l' mares 'covarei by' the above horse this ' a'natjbn.wiU'b'e eWteire.l ftjr ,', thfe "War Eagle Cup" of JE2S, adde \ to a ; '■'■ swjeep of* '£* centi t to be run for at the. Netsoe ' jßfjeetlng;, 1,879. .. : : .-.-.: ' . . ; i ' . ; * : ; ' J ) jTerms.: £3 a Mare, and ss. ■grooni.ige. . 'Ai'dwanice made for two, or more mares. AH J fees to be paid on' or before the 1st 1 January, 'I 1875.. .*.. . To stand at the Stables of the undersigned. ■ T "■ '-> T. HARLEY. TO STAND . THIS SEASON,-, the • Entire Hdrae , j BON P.E DR O , j Bred in Ohriitchureh, by, the Yonng Peer, oUt of the. celebrated trotting > mare' Fann y, imported from Tasmania. , . , l 'on Pedro will oall at the Waimea West Hpt«*l at 10 o'clock,. Traveller's Reat at noon; Bridge HoU at 2, and Wakefield Arms at 4 on Monday's; on' Wednesday's, at the Forest Innat 10, at Foshill Inn at noon, Bell Grove at 2, and Quail aud Eighty-eight Valley in the afternoon. Terms— Thirty Shillings. sda-r"' \. A. KNYVETT. TO STAND THIS SEASON, : The 'Entire 'Horse '.'■.: i YOUNG POTENTATE, rising Five Years old. ! : '"' ', ! ,Young Potentate is a Dark Bay ! , standing. , 15 J hands', by Potentate dfi'm'by : TowtoV>.- ;'' ' jTbe dorse will stand at his owii Stable's, Waimea W|est. . , ,■■ >y ,_ .... •' ... , „ . Fee—^S l, and 2s 6d Groomage, to be paid od or btlore the Ist January,. I «76. : j ' H. TOBiILiN?ON, 2824^-26 , : Waimea: West. -.i;'.; ■•■ :: -::-■--•■-" . -•;•• mO STAND THIS SEASON, the JL: ' ' Thoroughbred' Horse - | p'/p' n..," i'.tr', A* ; N ; ', : ; ": .. i „.. „ 'Five Years old.' , „ „'.., . [Don Juan; a d->rk, brown horse, standing" , IS|- hatfd-J, is by Diomedes. but of sweep, b^ ' Sir Here^lea4*Besom,by> WhiikerT— Cornelia,' by Grasshepper tj- Manto, ,, by Soothsay er> Diomiqilesi by.ileaper^a— Dioniedia, by Wea-. .therbit ~T«iiriha, by Taurds n- Esifaeralda, W Ztnganee— Paitille, by Rubehs— Parasol, by PoteosU-Prunella, : by: Highflyer.- * ; Heape"rufj, 7 by Biy.Middjlfefeonj Sultan, tby Selim — )Cobweb,.by Phttntoinr-?iligree by. Sopthjsayer— Web. byj Waxy-r-Weather.bit, by! Shee t: ; Ahehoi*. Sir. Hercules; by Cap-a-pie— Paraguay, by Sip Hercules; Paradigm; by Pattisah,.. 8ir { Herculee,:by Wh ( slebo ;e. : . r The Hore :. will, .travel as (follows :— Mori- • ida!}B','at Thursdays, ;at! Mr' Newton's Stablds,. Nelson; Fridays, at; the SWaftd Garter, Richmond. ;Eee, £t atid Si groomage ; • to 8e paid on or *bc|f ore the Jst. January) 1876. ; ,: •„ . • , . ., „ ; , !Gqod.' Paddooks for mares, haif-a-crown a ..week. Every^ckrei but no. re'-ppqalbiiity. ! ' -Arrangements for ' guarantees to be mide •with"-.-:.' ■ ' • ' :•'■ -';: '" •: ' ' ' ;,,-•! „ ; F.HiBI.IINDELL, . \ ; ..-■ -. „„. , ..,;. yi Waimea Weat. „ , ;;rho ; }; StAND;;7THi|;';;s^Aso^, ; . ' JL the Thorough-brei Entire Horse I ;'.- ';Nvi,' ; M'W''b ,d\, '■''■' 7. . Three years bid this- foaling-.. Stands fifteen basnda high,:. possesses, great jpoiWer and ,sub- . stance, ' wiili , good ', muscular • should ers, ' immense back and ',1 iiho,' 'and great' propelling power; altogether' he' is one ot the nicest : C4ltß! ever bred in theiProvince, and.haviug* : bekutilul aotiqn.hin-ge.lf and, splendid temper; most, as a aire, .distinguish himself a*? a Huckney Carriage Horse ani' Steeplechase sire according i' 6 :' the ' style 1 of r Mare put to him. : Ai will be seen by his pedigree, he possesses some of thebest blood in the colony;—, ,-, y \' Nimrod. by t o ! iing.To» t^n, out of Magic, , by St 7 Adby'n, grimidain : Medora,,by GleodoWer (an Arab of very high cast imp rted to • Australia to breed from for the Indiau Government:), great granddam ** thor-aughbred mare imported to* Australia by Captain Befry (who bred for the Indian Government), Yoiing Towton by' Towfcbii' or- Potentate, out of Stiokings by Waverly,by St. George out of Spiendora.Cimported).— -See li Stud Book. ? '. In color and appearance Nimrod greatly resembles his grandsirej St. Aubyn He will call at Newton's, Nelson, and Black Hdrse, Wakapuu,'ka^ on Mondays; Richniqnd oni Tuesdays; Wakefield Arms, ealing at Bridge Hotel, Wednesdays;' Hope on Thursdays; ' Moiitare on Fridays; Palmer's, Waimea West, on Wednesday afternoons; and at Motueka on Sa!urday9 *, : , Mares from a distance can be paddocked at '* Half-a-erofrn a weelc ;, every care and attention but tio resp-insibiiiy. ",',-, f .'• Teirino;' £$, grobu)age;3tf # ' to-be paid on or | before Ist January, 1875. [ 2460-4 EDWARD HOPS.