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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8985, 20 November 1907, Page 6

WAIBABAPA PACING CLUB, (Registered). SUMMER MEETING, Wednesday and Thursday, JANUARY ltt and 2nd, 1908. for the undermentioned JL privileges at the above meeting will be received up to noon of Monday, 25th November: 1. Grandstand Bar 2. Outside Publican's Booth 3. Hovse Yards 4. Fruit and Fancy Stall. Forms of tender and conditions attached thereto will be sent on application to the undersigned. E. A. LAERY, Secretary, Feathers ton rjpARANAKI JOCKEY CIAB, Christmas Meeting. THUHSDAY AND FRIDAY, December 26Jb and 27th, 1907. ENTRIES, with payment of 1 sov each (with the exception of Mangotuku Hack Handicap, for which the entrance will be 10s), will close at New Plymouth tn FRIDAY, November 22nd, 1907, at 9 p.m., for— STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP of 80 sovs. One mile. LADIES' PURSE HACK HANDICAP of 65 sovs. One mile. FIRST HANDICAP HACK HURDLES of 60 sovs. One mile and a half. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, (Open), of 12 ) sovs. One mile and a quarter. FIRST WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 65 sovs. • Seven furlongs. FLYING HANDICAP, (Open), of 80 sovs, Six fmlonps. MANGOTUKU HACK HANDICAP of 50 sovs. Seven furlongs. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP of 65 sovs. Five furlongs. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP of 80 sovs. Six fuilongs. SECOND HANDICAP HACK HURDLES of 60 sov3. One mile and a half. NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP, (Open), o : 100 sovs. One mile. SECOND WELTER HACK HANDICAP of 65 sovs. One mile. FAREWELL HANDICAP, (Open), of 70 sov?. Six furlongs. And on FUIDAY, December 13th. 1937 at 91>.m., Entries 1 sov each, for - HUATOKI PLaTE, of 50 sovs. Six furlong. FIRST HACK SCURRY STAKES, of 50 sovs. Five furlong. SECOND HACK 3CURRY STAKES, of 50 sovs. Five furl >ngs. ACCEPTANCES (with payment ">f 1 sov each) foi Stewards' Haok Handicap, First Welter Hack Handicap, Ladies' Purse Hack Handicap, First Handicap Hack Hurdles, and Flying Handicap ; and for the Christmas Handicap, 2 sovs. For full programme see New Zealand Rcfciej. MUS3ELL FLEETWOOD, Secretary,

TO Travel tbe District this season THE CARRIAGE SILIE KING GEORGE, Bj Electioneer (imp) out o£ Vim (lale Zealot.) King George is a rich golden bay with black points, about 16 hands 2 inches, with grand bone and muscle. On the track he has won under saddle and in harness on all leading trotting tracks in New Zealand. As a sire King Georgp has proved his worth. Marion, Miss Wilson and Peacock, his only representatives on the track, are all good winners. Terms, £4 43. Further particulars from W. H. ATKINS, Owner in charge. King George will be at Pinhey'd btablep evtrv Mondpy.

i npO stand in Masterton. and SurroundJL ing District, THE IRISH HONTER WICKLOW. Wicklow was imported fromlrelurd by a New Zealand Syndicate at a coffc of 700 guineas. He has never been beaten in the show ring, and he has been shown all over Ireland, and at the Metropolitan Shows in Australia an 3 New Zealand. He is the sira of Shamrock, the noted carriage stallion, Duntdin, who has secured over 30 prizes, and never been beaten. Wicklow will stand at a fee of £4 4s single mare; two or more as per arrangement. Apply C. McCULLOUGH, Masterton. TO be at the service of Breeders in the Wairarapa Dis'rijt this season, the high-class thoroughbred Stallion BORIS 10, By Siepniak-Shepherdess, by Fifzdonovan (Donovan - Alone) lolanthe (Mari-Byrnong Rosedale), Daring three seasons on tha turf BORIS performed successfully over Short and Long Distances, and won about £2500 in Stake". Hia victories induced the Northern Champagne Stakes, Hawke's Bay Stakes, Great Northern Guineas, Wairarapa Cup and other/aces. Menschikoff, the first of Stepniak's sons to go to the stud, has already proved a success. Mares met at Carterton Railway Station. Boris will be at the Prince of Wales Stablae every Wednesday, weather permitting. Terms—Single Mares 5 guineas, two or more by arrangement. For further particulars apply W. CORLETT, Carterton. r|pO Stand this Season atPapawai, SARACEN (17). St George (B)—Fair Nell (17). Saracen is a scientifically bred racehorse. This is fully demonstrated in the Stud Book. He won 22 of the principal N.Z. events while on the turf, and euch year his stock has added to the hme of his stud career. In 1905 Saracen was second on the l'st of winning N.Z. sires, and in 190G he was fourth with 23 wins, representing £2245, while in the season just ended on July 31 ;t, his stock won £3OOO. bis racing stock the following are well known : Antigone, Gladsmuir, Cinque, Hatley, Mataari, PI ay fair, Sardonyx, Sarilla, Jolly Roger, Silken Rein, Matakokiri, Sharkeyn. He is confidently recommended as a sire oy the best judges of horseflesh in New Zealand. Terms—s guineas single mare, two or mire as arranged. Good paddoekicg with plenty of water. Every care taken with mares, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to W. C. TULLY, Owner, Papawai, GreyJowu Nortb.

Cha'mbeplaln & Son 9 MILLERS A MERCHANTS. jVastepton. JJAVE FOR SALEGLOVER SEHD, liOttlXY OJiGWN FREB JT.OM JiOXIOI'S TV'tEDS,