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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10484, 22 November 1911, Page 7

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10 STAND THIS SEASON AT MASTJEBTON. The Standard Bred Trotting Staffioa JAY BELDON. (6 Years Old). By Wrilldwood, dam May Beldon, by Jmdge Beldon, dam May, both imiported firom America. JAY iBEIiDON is a brown' Wfcie, .standing over 16 Jia-nds, -aid has rnoords of 2.27 flor a, mite as. a 2yr eld, «md 2.23 and 2.15 3-5 as a 3yr old. Cute m a ifcwio-year-old, »ired by Jay Bedldom, and won at Just Asliburi.hi meeting. lUiis iwias thle first or Jay Beldon,'® •stock to race. One of (bis ,18 miomtihs. olid stock was* isold lia&t May ibo a Southern.! buy\er for' 67 guineas. Grazing.— Is 6d per week. 'TERMS— £5 ss, payable Ist January, 1912.. A! care taken, but no respansibi'Mtty. R. MJAXTED, Masterton.

10 STAND THIS SEASON. Tine Standard Bred Trotting stallion ACESEMOS. Sdx yeans old; record 3yrs mile 2.21, male a.ud a half 3.35; "trial, 1 mile, 6 yeans, 2.14. His- sine, Elleationeer (imp.) was by Übuvi W., a. sooi o fthe wwrld's chamo'on iil'eot■io!n■eell•, daan Sffiea, by Algona, dam of Almont, seqond dam Gale-no. by Nutwood, third dam Endora, by Volunteer, fourth dam by Seeley's American. Star. Bred bv .T. H. Haggin, Oanifomia. Dam, Miss Tracey, bv Blackwood Abdalah (imp.) Ibe dam of Miss Tracey is J/eanmk'Tiaoey (dmip.) dam of Swallow, Kentucky, . Oaklands, Gleneval Tracey and other good. ones. This is an exceptionally wieW bred sire, as +ie above pedigree will' show. He is beautdfnlly mannered, stands 15.&, amid guaranteed perfeotily sound. rii& first fbal from Na/ugjhty Girl is a picture, anid a natural' pacer, Wiinttiei- oif the IRtoyial Handicap, of 200 .sovis., 1 mule, at tine Metropolitan. Trots Spring 'Meeting, 1911; won easily mi 2.21. Full paa-ticralar.B from— J. RTJSKA, West Bush Road, Masterton.