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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10459, 25 October 1911, Page 7

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To stand This Season at Masterton THE STANDABD BRED TROTTING STALLION JAY BELDON (6 Years Old.) By WILD WOOD, dam MAY BELDON, by Judge Beldon, dam May, both imported from America'. TA "V QT?T TimCr * s a I,OWII torse, standing over J 4- 16 hands, and has records of 2.27 for a iriile as a 2yr old, and 2.23 as. a 3yr Qld; CUTE is a two year old, sired by Jay Bel don, and won at last, Ashburton meeting. This was the first of Jay Beldon's stock to race. WILDWOOD Record 2-4-J Sire of— N Bibbonwood Lancewood Satin wood Master Poole Boy si wood Woodend Fleetwood Wildberry Wildwind Inglewood Wild Poole Etc.. Etc. 'Good Gift Sire of— Prince Gift. 2.12} Hactor (4) 2.16 Wild wood 2 24:} Armlet ELECTIONEER 125 Site of Arion 2 07$ and 154. others, and dams of Dolly Dillon 2.OP;} Klatuwah 2 05} f Lisonjero 2 08£ a_id 80 others in 2.30 list M.TBS GIFT Jj'ALLiS 2.23 Sire of Don. Marvin 2.22} Mento Fallis 2 27% Falrose 2.19 ana ] 0 others, and dama of Jamc e, 2.08} Wild Wind 2.12* n.uAMEUA May Beldon Dam of Jay Beldon, 2-23 2-5 Grand dam of Laughing Bells, 2.29 2-26 Australian 2yi old record for Fillies. Judge Beldon, 2-31 Sire of Shylock, 2 30 Bellman, 2,27 . and mary other good- winners iu _<B Zealand. May, imp. Gra nd dam of Jav Beldoa, 2 23 2-5 Grazing Is 6d week. TERMS—£ i> ss, Payable January 1912. All care taken, but no responsibility. R. MAXTED, Masterton.