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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10454, 20 October 1911, Page 7

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To stand This Season at Masterton THE STANDARD BRED TROTTING STALLIONj JAY BELDON (6 Years Old.) By WILDWOOD, dam MAY BELDON, by Judge Beldon, dim May, both imported from America [■ is a brown horse, standing over 2.27 for a mile as a 2yr old, and 2,23 as a 3yr old. CUTE is a two year old, sired by Jay Beldon, and won at last Ashburton meeting. This was the first of Jayjßeldon's;stock to race. iMniTIN WILDWOOD Record 2-4f Sire of— Ribbonwood Lancewood Satinwood Master Poole Roy »1 wood Woodend Fleetwood Wildberry Wildwind Inglewood Wild Poole Etc., Etc. 'Good Gift Sire of— Prince Gift. 2.124 Hector (<J) 2.16 Wildwood 2 24.} Armlet ELECTIONEER tire ot Arion 2.07* and 154 others, ar-d duns of Dolly Dillon 2.06$ JCJatawah 2 05| Lisoiijero 2 08J ajd 60 others in 2.30 list MISS GIFT Jj'ALUls z;23 Sire of Don Marvin 2.22 1 Mento Fallis 2 27$ Falrose 2.19 and ] 0 others, and dami of Jann e, 2.083 Wild Wind2.l2£ A uAMEDA May Beldon Dam o? Jay Beldon, 2-23 2-5 Grand dam of laughing Bells, 2.29 2-2B Australian 2yi old record for Fillies. Judge Beldon, 2-31 Sire of Shylock, 2 30 Bellman, 2 27. i\nd many other good winners iu -./ a Zealand. May, imp. Grand dam of Jav Beldon, 2.23 2-5 Grazing Is 6d week. TERMS— £'o ss, Payable January 1912. All care taken, but no responsibility. R. MAXTED, Masterton.