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Patea Mail, 27 November 1880, Page 4

Entires. ?*> THE THOROUGH-BRED HOUSE COCKSURE TTTILL stand this season and run with VV his marcs in the well-grassed paddock of Mr Ales. Dickie, at SpringBank, Waverloy. Terms—Three guineas eacli marc ; two or more mares as per agreement. Cocksure —A brown horse, bred by Henry Redwood, Esq., in 1872. Got bj r the imported horse Towton, out of Certainty. Certainty the dam of Dead Shot, sire of Mata, the New Zealand champion racehorse of the day. Certainly is by II Barbiere, her dam Chance by Sir Hercules, out of Finesse by Toss, out of Flirt by Mariner (Arab). Towton (own brother to the Peer), bred in England in 1850, got by Melbourne out of Cinzelli by Touchstone, Brocade by Ginzelli the winner of tije 2000 guineas, and dam of Towton, the Peer, and Marquis, Cocksure is rising 8 years old ; as a 3-year-old, won the Hutt Park Stakes and Auckland Handicap, and was winning the Auckland Cup easy when he ran off the course, and was never raced afterwards. Mr Redwood asserts that Cocksure is one of the best and fastest horses ever bred in New Zealand. For further particulars, &c., apply to MR. A. DICKIE, At the farm, Waverley ; or Mr Smiley, Wanganui. TO stand this season, the Clydesdale stallion P R I N C E_A R T H U R. The above well-known horse will run with his mares in a 30 acre paddock, wellwatered, at Waverley. Terms—Single mares, £2 Two or more, £1 10s Free paddocking for three weeks, after which 2s per week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. Special arrangements can be made if the services of both horses arc required. D. BALL AM. TO travel this season between Waverley and Bushy Park, the thorough-bred horse GLADIATOR. For Pedigree see Stud Boole. Terms—Single mares, £4 Two or more, £3 10s Free paddocks at C. E. Dmie’s, at Waitotara, for one month, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. Payment for the services of the above to be made on or before January Ist, 1881. Special arrangements can be made if the services of both horses are required. D. BALLAM. THE ADVERTISING MEDIUM for the whole County of Patea is the Patea County Mail, published Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and delivered early in the morniug by mounted couriers.'