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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 370, 2 November 1878, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WAYER LEY. The Blood Horse, GLADIATOR, Imported to Victoria by the late J. Moffatt, Esq. GLADIATOR is a golden chestnut, rising 7 years old, 15 hands. 3 inches high, bred by Count Legrange, by that celebrated horse, Gladiateur, out of Nnncia; by Nuncio, out of Fa tin a, by Ellis. Gladiateur by Monarqne, out of Miss Gladiator, by Gladiateur, out of Taffrail, by Sheet Anchor. For further particulars vide English Stud Book. Gladiateur was the winner of the Derby St. Lcger, 2000 guineas; and the Grand Prix, in 1865. Terms — Single Mares, £7 7s; three or more, £G 10s; groom age, ss. Paddocking provided for four weeks free, of charge, and afterwards 2s per week will be charged. Every care taken, but no responsibility. One of the owners will be in Wanganui every alternate Thursday (on the day of F. 11. Jackson’s sale), to receive and take up the country all marcs. All demands payable on or before the Ist January, 1879, when the season ends. ... I). BALL AM & CO., Commercial Hotel, 778 Waverley. To Travel this Season , AT II aw era, Man Utah 1, Patea, and Tv aveiiey, The Thoroughbred Steeplechase and Hurdle-race Horse, ST. ALBANS. ST. ALBA.NS is 8 years old,-, by Mai ton (impoited), out of Montrose, by Potentate; g d Dolly, by Sir Hercules; ggd Dora, the best in Sydney of her clay on the turf. Maiton’s pedigree, is indisputable, and ho is the sire of several first-class horses on the flat and over hurdles. St. Albans won the Maiden Steeplechase at Aramoho in 1376; won the Hurdle Race at the Halt last year, weight for ago, beating Tommy Dodd and a largo field; won the Ladies’ Purse at Foxton, welter weight for age, beating Parawcnui, &c. His performances over fences in Wanganui have stamped him the best crosscountry horse in thcTslaud. St. Albans is a beautilul dark chestnut, stands 16 hands, and from his si no and breeding is in every way suitable for getting roadsters, limiters, or superior hackneys. Terms—Single marcs, £3 10s; two or more, as per agreement ; groomase fee, 2s 6d. Dates of travelling in future issue. lIONI ITU AHA & CARROLL, 870 Manntahi. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT THE OWNER’S STABLES, HAWERA, The Thoroughbred Horse, BOURBAKI. BOURBAKI is a Dark Bay, 3 years old, stands 15 1 bands high, with immense bone and muscular substance, and is possessed of an admirable temper. Bonrbaki is by Ra vensworth, out of Coquette, by Pacific ont of Prancy, out of Bounce by Bugler. Bounce out of St. Hill’s blood mare by Figaro, ont of Riddlesworth mare by Rubbius, out ol Arab mare by Riddlesworth. Ravensworth being so -well known, it is useless to particularise his pedigree. Bonrbaki will also visit (by appointment) any farmer or settler's residence being within a radius of ten miles from home. Terms—Single mares, £S ; two or more, as per agreement. Guarantee, £q. For further particulars apply to the groom. THEOD. ESPAGNE, 876 Owner, ilawera. To travel this Season IX THE HAWERA AND PATEA DISTRICTS, ■The Pure Clydesdale Entire Horse, CONQUEROR. CONQUEROR is a bright bay, rising 5 years old, stands 16 bands 3 inches high, of immense muscular power, and splendid action. Conqueror was bred by Mrs Miller, West Taieri, out of the celebrated marc Duchess, and is by Emperor out of the celebrated marc Kate (imported by the late Mr Jas. Strachan). Sire, Emperor. Emperor has gained three iirst and three second prizes. Emperor’s sire, Napoleon (imported by J. Nimmo). Napoleon by George Bnelianan’s Emperor ont of Nancy (imported)—bred by Alexander Finlay, Esq., Sandyhiils, near Glasgow. Nancy by the celebrated Garnary Horse, and her dam by Scotsman. Nancy was first shown as a 3-year old, and got first prize at Hamilton, iirst at Baiiicstan, second at Glasgow, and second at Kilbride. Site was next year shown as a brood marc at Glasgow and Kilbride, where she received similar honors. Conqueror took the first prize as a 2year old nc the Bint-skin Show, 1875, and second prize for All-Comers and Aged Hursts at the same Show; and at Oamarn the following year took second prize as a 3-year old in a field of nine competitors. A free paddock for four weeds'. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms—£s.os each mare, payable at the end of the season. Groumage fees, os. Also, The Magnificent Colt, K N O C_K D O N. A. & B. CHALMERS,