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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1785, 6 November 1895, Page 4

Stud Notices. I <THE CLYDESDALE BTA LLI 0 N DUKE OF ALBANY, "TT7 ILL Bland at Meadow bunk this 7 V Season, SEE VICE, £2. Grazing Free. All, care taken, but no ‘ responibility. ' T. BRADLEY, ' . Medowbank. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MORr RINSVILLE, AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT. . The Thoroughbred Horae, PIN FIR E, FINE IRE is a dark bay Horse with black points, very muscular, good middle piece on short leers, standing evenly over a lot of ground, fine mover, an exceptionally level beaded good-tempered Horse. Pinfire, while*on the turf, was known as an exceptionally good stayer (one of the best qualities we can have in a sire for getting hacks, horses that have to work all day must have stamina), a thoroughly game honest workman, The last season he was racing be won the Auckland Cup, 2 miles ; also the Grand Stand Handicap, J.J. miles. Owing to an accident the next spring he hud to be thrown, out of training. ■ - . Yatteiina, darn of Pinfire. is by" the celebrated Aust'alian sire, Ynttendm, a horse who occupied much the same. place in Australia as Musket did. in New Zealand." Fanny Fisher, dain of Torpedo, is also the dam of Kng Fisher, Isaac Walton, Hippocampus, Fishwoman, etc. Pipfire ih only a young horse, his oldest gets are now yearlings, but they show great promise, combining size and quality. | fA glance at Pinfire’s pedigree will show anyone that he is full of the stoutest b.ood the Colony can boaet of. v PINFIRE will be at Smardon Bros.’ Stables, Te Aroha, every Monday from 10 till 2 p;in., staying at Wairakau Monday ■night. . “ , . Teims • 3 grs. single mare ; 2J ere, three or more, property of one owner. For fuither particulars apply to * -FRANK MARSHALL, Horrimville. mO STAND THIS . SEASON AT X MOIiRINSVILLE; THE: PUREBRED clydesDa LE STALLION, GtANOERGLANCER, by Lord Salisbury (imported) id am Scotch Annie (imported). Bred by Mr R. Ga»n,’..'raeiri, 1 Otago, in 1885. Scotch Annie (Glancerfs dam)-.coßt £SUO in Scotland, and is admitted by competent judges to be the best Clydesdale mare ever hmught to.Nevy Z .mland, . ... # Glancor was a siiccetsfnl competitor m *.bb showing. As a yearling hejtook Ist Prize at Taeiri and 3rd tit Dunedin. Asa two-year-old was Ist at Dunedin and Ist et Taeiii. As a thiee-year»old was 2nd in a .large class at both the above Shows. IMPORTED from the South by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Co. A Yoring Horse just in his prime, sound, active, and good temper. His stock at Matapjata :;are turning-out' First-class •'/•Vv’-d Terms— £2 2s each Mare. Good paddocks for Mares at Is per week ® r For further Particulars apply to FRANK MARSHALL. MORRINSVILLE. mo STA&D THIS SEASON, the X imported Norfolk Stallion PERFECTION.; - PERFECTION, a brown home, stands 17.1. hands high, perfect in symmetry, with grand action. His pedigree is as follows : —Sire, Coker’s Perfection ; g s, Warthis’ Perfection ; gg 8, Jackson’s Perfection ; ggg s, Catfon ; gggg s, Bay Beckmghan. ; gggtrg e, Grand Conqueror ; gggggg s, Henderson’s King George. Pam by Old" Phenomenon (which horsß tr'otted 18 miles in the hour, and was sold for 800 guineas) ; by gd Wink’s Perfection.- V . Two half-brothers to Perfection were sold for SCO and 800 guineas respectively when five and three years old. Perfection has taken 27 Fust and Champion Prizes, and never suffered defeat. xTis grand stallion, Perfection will stand at Meadow bank this season, and ■travel ns follow*-•—> Monday— At Stable.Tuesday Hikutaia. Corbett’s Stable, and returns to Paerov Wf.dnesday, Meadowbank, Thursday, all day. FRIDAY —Te ArolmWest, at A. Farmer’s, Mannwaru, then to Te Aruba via Murphy’s bridge. Stands at Meadowbank Saturday and Sunday. SERVICE FEES ; £2 10s ; Gro- m s Fees, 28 6d, to be paid to Groom at first Service. Service fees to be paid on or before 10th January, 1890. . Grazing free, all cure, but no responsi* bi!ify,"nt Meadowbank only. For further particulars apply to Groom in cnarge concerning the horse. Notice.— All inures that any of my horses have served and not proved it foul, will be served free of charge by either of my horses, Perfection or Duke | of Albany. An early application for P« r~ ’ fection or Duke of . Albany lists as they pie bound to fill 'fast.:- --,:,.'. Ty-BRADLEY, Proprict- r, Meadowbank, near Te Aroha,