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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10492, 1 December 1911, Page 7

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TO STAND THIS SEASON A.r MASTERTON. The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion JAY BELDON. , (6 Years Old). By WdMwood, dam May Beldon, by Joidge Beldon, dam May, both imported from America. JAY BELDON is a. brown' inn he, standing over 16 hands, ~iid Las records of 2.27 for* a, mite as a 2yr old, ami 2.23 and 2.15 3-5 as a 3yr old. Ou.te iis l a two-year-old, *ired by Jay Beldon, and won at Jast Asliburion meeting. Tlhis was thle first of Jay Beldon's stock to race. One of ibis 18 nnoJiftliS' old stock ■was sold last May to a Southern; buy«r for 67 guineas. Grazing.— Is 6d per wteek. TERMS— £5 sb, payable Ist January, 1912. Al care taken, but no responsibility. "R. MAXTED, Masted-ton

10 STAND THIS SEASON. The Stnadard Bred Trtotting stallion ACESEMOS. Six years old; record 3yrs mile 2.21, mile and a half 3.35; trial, 1 mile, 6 yeans, 2.14. His sire, Electioneer (imp.) was by \lbwi W., a. son o ftbe world's chamoon Efliee/tioneier, daim Sffioa, by Algona, dam of Ailmont, second dam Gale-ito. by Nutwood, third dam Endora, by Volunteer, fourth dam by Seeley's Ameritaan Star. Bred by J. H. Haggin, California. Dam, Miss Tracey, by Blackwood Abdallah (imp.) Ibe dam of Mi,sis Tracey is Jeanmie Tiaoey (imp.) dam of Swallow, Kentucky, OiakiLands, Gteneral Tracey and other good ones. TThis is an. exceptionally well bred sire, as tlo above pedigree- will sliow. He js beautiifully mannered, stands 15.&, aind guaranteed perfectly sound, rlis first foal from Naughty Girl is a picturie, and a natural pacer. WAnnicr of the IRioyial Handicap, of 200 soviß., 1 male, at the Metropolitan Trots Spring Meeting, 1911; won e:. .Ily in 2.21. Full particulars from— J. RUSKA, West Bush Road, Masterton.