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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10489, 28 November 1911, Page 7

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TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MASTIMRTON. Ttie Standard Bred Trotting Stallion JAY BELDON. (6 Years Old). By WSkiwoodi, dam May Beldon, by Judge Seldom, dam May, both imported from America. JAY iBELDON is a brown horse, standing over 16 hands, „nd has records of 2.27 ificr* a mil© as a. L'yr ftld 1 , ■and 2.23 and 2.15 3-5 as a Dyr old. Onte is' a two-year-old, sired by Jay BeMon, and won at last Asliburtjn meeting. This was the first of Jay Beldon/s stock to race. One of Ms 18 months old stock ■was ,soH last May to a Southerni buy'ea' fk>r" 67 guineas. Gracing.— Is 6d per wiete-k. TERMS!— £5 ss, .payable Ist January, 1912. A! care taken, but no responsibility. it. MAXTED, Masterton.

10 STAND THIS SEASON. The Stnadard Bred Trotting stallion ACESEMQS. Six yeans old; record 3yiis mile 2.21, mile and a half 3.35; trial, 1 mile, 6 yeans, 2.14. His sine, Electioneer (imp.) was by \lben; W., a. son o fthe world's chamoon EJTeqtioneei-, daan Sfficia, by Algona, dam of Almont, second dam Galwo. by Nutwood, third dam Endora, by Volunteer., fourth dam by Seeley s American Star. Bred by J. H. Haggin, (Mifortria. Dam, Miss Tra.cey, by Blackwood Abdallali (imp.) The dam of Misis Tracery is Jeanmie Tiacey (innp.) dam of Swal'bw, Kentucky, OaklaJids, Gieneral Tracey amd other good ones. This is an exceptionally well bred sire, as +l.e above peda'giree will show. He js beautifully "nvaiunemed, stands IS..*' amd guaranteed- perfectly sound. a.vs first foal from Naughty Girl is a pioturie, and a natural pacer. AVinmer of the SBJoyial Handicap, of 200 sov»., 1 ■mile, at -the Metropolitan Tlrots Spring Meeting, 1911; won ei\ ily in 2.21. Full partaciular® from.— J, RUSKA, iffiest? Rosih Road, Masterton.