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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 28 September 1912, Page 3

mo Stand the Season at Masterton, JL and travel the surround dwtnCt' THE PONY STALLION VICTOftY. VICTORY is by Jackson by Silver ICing Dam Roller by Bonny (Scotland. Victory ia a Bay Pony standing hands high, .showing good bone wo duality. He ia a threo-year-oW. and cained First Honours at the Maxtorton A. and P. Show. 1911, as * tvroTerms : Single mare £2 10b, .payable by P. N. Ist. January. Every care taken but no rosponSibni ll .VPaddocking free until Ist a antiary. after which Is 6d per week will be charged. ~ , , ~ For further particulars appa to. A. BENGE. 26 Georgo Street, Maste-rton. #SPS|*S CANADA (11.) Finland—Alutrslr.i). CIANADA is a dark chestnut hor.'.:-? ) standing 15.2.}, having immense quality, combined with great substance and power, standing on a clean, wiry set of legs. CANADA has a respectable record or the turf, starting in five races and winning- three. ' Mis racing.career was ended through au accident to his shoulder. CANADA'S dam, Alumini (11), is by Patron (5), Melbourne Cup winner, carrying 9st 31b. Finland (4) by Bill of Portland (26), son of St. Simon (11), from Fishwife. Finlaud ig a sire of Bobrikoff, Lapland, Nylaud, Vasa, Chief Lochiel, He'eauthus, White Cockade, Scotch Plaid, and other winners. Bobrikoff won the G. G. Stead Memorial Cup, l\ mile, in 2.7, carrying 9.0; the C.J.C. Handicap, 1 mile, m 1.39, carrying 9st; Auckland Plate, 1* miles; the Porangahau Handicap, sis furlongs in 1.14, carrying 9st 111b; also important races in Australia last season. ~ „ .... CANADA belongs to the No. (11) Sire Family, whoso rcpresentativeg'include St.' Simon, Orme, Fisliorman, Soult, etc. Good paddocking Is 6d per week. Mares will receive every attention and all reasonable care, but no responsibility taken. TERMS £5 os per mare, is- b e paid January Ist. 1913, - o, Q'^'onnell, Plain. " : ■ To travel this season in .lib Mount Bruce, llongokako, LhvtA* huna, Alfredton, Ihuraua and Kopua- , ranga districts. 1 THE HUNTER SIRE "PADDY'S LAND" (11) I "PADDY'S LAND" (11.) is a fine black colt, will be four years old in December, 1912 thoroughly sound, ' with good legs and feet, showing a lot of qualiy and breeding. His Sire, "Paddy's Laud," was an imported pure-bred Irish Hunter, unbeaten in the show rir , and has left ver fine stock. He was bred by J. 'Sn, County Dublin, Ireland, by th© j world-famed "Asectic," Dam "Mayniorn." "Ascetic" stood for o seasons at a fee of 100 guineas, and sired "Royal Meath," Cio'ster, Hidden Mystery, and Fri.r John, celebrated Steeplechase winners in England and France.

■ Maymorn was by Victor winner of the Royal Hunt Can at Ascot, by Vindex, by T uchstor" etc. etc. Ris Dam Cainelia is a very handsome mare by Administrator (Pre-er—Prince-.g Mary) out 'the Hurdler Ada York. All li?r fttock are good and fine jumpers. "Ada York" was by "Mangle" out of (Kiicr York, an old mare by Traducer. PADDY'S LAND (II.) comes of a fmcold strain of stock, and ia a showy Aorse, active raid sure-footed, an ideal stallion for Hunters, Hacks, Reounts, or ciossing a heavy Mare, Fee, GUINEAS for a single Mar© 3 Guineas for two or more mares. For further particulars, apply to the Owner, A. J. Rutherfurd, or to to ALEX. FERGUSON, Groom in Charge. Mt. Bruce Road, Master ton-. TO stand 'the season at Masterton and travel the surrounding districts of (Taueru Junction, Greytow.ii, and Gladstone) tlio Thoroughbred Horse HARROW (II.) Bay horse, standing 13.2 hands high, of great substance and muscle, haJfbrother to the crack nl!y llronze, foaled in 190-3, by Eton ,son of Castor 2 (imp.), by sou _of Hermit <> mul grandson' of Newminster 8) from Lady Walmsley (sister of Carbin- N bv' Musket (imp.), )son. of Toxophilite :i by Longbow) from Mersey (imp.), by Knowsley 3 (son of Stoekwe.ll} from Clemence (by Newminster 8). His dam Our Lady, by Sinuner (imp.), from Lady Agnes by Xeckersgat from Peradventure (imp.), bv Adventurer from Ma.ngancf.o (winner of the One Tliusand Guineas and Grand-do mof Kisber, Derby, Wenlock, St. Leger, and Apology. One Thousand Guineas, Oaks and St. Leger, and Willonvx) by Birdcateher from Moonbeam, by Tomboy from Lunatic' by Prime Minister from Maniac, by Slrattb from Anticipation. Owing to having ;i rib broken when a yearling, Harrow was never ra<?ed, but is a very handsome horse with the best of legs and feet. l>ronzo, half-sister to Harrow, has put up a record number of performances. For extended pedigree see cards. Terms. —£5 5S per mare payable Ist January, 19L3. Groomage fee •Is at first service. Good'paddocking at Is 6d perweek. All care taken but no responsibility, incurred. For further particulars applv to: K. McGIIATH, Club Stablos. Masterton. TO Stand the Season nt Clareville. The Kxniood I.'onv Stallion FRIDAY. (Jackson—Little Gem.) FRIDAY is a black pony, 4 ye?rs, ■star,ding 10 hands, and is a perfect Vnodel. TERMS: Single mare 2 guineas. Payable l<st January, 1913. Every care taken but no responsibility. Good paddoc-king at Is per 'week. For further particulars apply to owner ~ S. BISHOP, Clareville.