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THE STUD, TO STAND THE SEASON AT PARKVALE. OAETERTON, And fcrsvel tlie Wairarapa District il required, The Fashionably Bred Sire, PETER PAN (2) By Stepniak (5), by Nordenfeln* (13), —Steppe, by Saunterer—Seoiuslon.

STEPNIAK (sir© of PETER PAN) was a first-class performer in New Zealand, and a winner of a mum- J bar of classic events at t-ivo and three years. At four.year's oid lie raced In Australia, being beaten by a head in the Craven Plato by the wew Zealand colt Loyalty. . . Stepaiak is by NordeufeMt (sire of Sfcrathmore, ISaliaiski. Mcgaribar, Cracksnot amd other good performers) out of Steppe -imp/' a great producer of winners, including LusseLey (Doncaster Handicap), MahaKi (Wellington Cup), Stepfeidt (Uvcata Northern Derby, and dam of many crack racers). Stepaiak, during tne past ten seasons, produced mauy winners, stakes amounting to £90,000. m» etock included sudi perionnens as Marguerite, All Red. Vladimir, Cross Sattery, Munjeet. Munjista and numerous others. . ? feteppe (Imp.), dam of stepniak, is> by Saunterer (Winner of Caampag-ne Stakes, Goodwood and Brighton Cups) out of Seclusion, damof Hermit (winner of Derbv in 1887. Armilla (darn of PICTEIi PAN) is a member of the successful Locket family, and to which belongs Thiiiiderbolt (for many years a successful sire in South Australia), Medadion (sire of Achilles, etc.), Neckiace, the dam of Cravat (Metropolitan Stakes winner), Collarette (dam of Oollarit) Armilla (dam of Peter Pan) is a iall sister to Cravat and Collarette, by imported Castor, whose progeny have won about £100,001) in stakes. PETER PAN was bred by Air J. F Reid amd as a yearling brought | 575 guineas, which was top price at * PETER PAN will be limited to 85 approved maros. , Good paddocks provided at 1b bd P6 AIl W ctre taken, but no responsibilltyFor Further particulars apply toVV- CUivL'JulA) ' Varkvale, Carterton

urn -*0 STAND at Lansdowno this sea sou, at the owner's place, t-li mous" Thoroughbred Stall;, n ST. BRANDON. Bonnie S3o*«ancl Fttsc Flzhcr. ST, BRANDOjHT is a splendid typ thoroughbred, and lias an exen Heis.a besnitifu horse with black points, tuli < quality and possesses a perfect ten P6r " Good paddocking Free. All care taken, but no rosponsib- , ilitv. T t FEE £•*> os, to bo p:ud on January J, 1913. Apply to savagE) Own or LAXSDOWNE. To tho Service of Breeders, the, purebred English (imp.) Suffolk Punch Stallion "SUDBOURN SIRDAR." THE only English (imp.) Suffolk Punch in tho District. His ! stock realised tho highest price m Australia and New Zealand, and the fact that this horso himself has taken First Prizes in England, is sufficient guarantee that ho is one of the best hor 6 e 9 that has ever been introduced to the District. As for big horses out of Draught Mare? it is surprising what the Cross is like, full of strength and activity, and the cross out or 'horouolibred maves leaves horses nt to do anything, not weede. I strongly advise farmers and others to breed from this horse before it is too late. Terms £4 4s per marc, to be paid Ist January, 1913. Good grazing Is bd per week. All care taken with mare, but nc responsibility. _ For further particulars apply to: J. V. REED, 41 South Road. I Masterton

,0 Stand This Season at Masterton the Thoroughbred totalhon, ' CONQUEROR (4) Bv Medallion (3)— Siesta Winner of the C.J.C. Welcome.Stakes in the record time of 46 1-othsec Also the Dnnedin Stakes D..J.U, Glas-nw Plate. G.N. Foal Stakes, Park -Plato. a«4 P.J.C. Stakes. _ He is the aire of rnany ™»™f • ' n / eluding Ability, Aid <fe° r " Moton. Naumai. Sam We kj, J, 7" Toa Tuhi. Vinco. Waipaku, Wiliiau, and 13 Champion Pri,-, in the Show R FFK' 1° linens; lialfhml mares 0 guineas ; two or more maresas per agreement. F.very mm taken, hut SToionriWlity. For further particulars apply J°-- !t . CTTLTjOTTGH . Wefithush Road. Mastcrton. TO' Travpftliis Season in the Mas+orton JUHrirt. the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, DALSV3U3R.

Sire Dalmuir Prince (Imp.). 11024, Vol. XXTII. D\LMUTH is a dark chestnut, and sffinds Ifi hands 3 inches high, wellbalanced, ovenlv marked horso or groat weight and substance, posses?- •- - rare coed feet, pastern?, nice ilitv of hair, lops, and a groat ton Re i s a tremendously straight. level mover, and ha? the activity of a tiplon breeder, and a sure fo^-getter. ....'. •. 1 _.. LI „ ~+ «nlr 1- collilllT I inf. norso s c;iuimi«- l v: . - , " well In Xow Zealand He is also one nF the linost-toniporod horses to bo lounc!. He has many first prizes.to hi, credit, and h:s "took are hialil> spoken of in the Clntba district, From i,i, podi-roc it will bo soon at a gknoo that he'i.sone of tl.o host and his 'nperb quality will satisfy the most ( ' r Dalmnir Prince (imp.\ i* n rM .o :lt Show horse, and also a great W-Vv 'Hi? performances road .-- oo nml champions, 1 second and 3 third prizes. , , , p l?or fi '-t.liPr pnrti-da'-- imply to C. West Pnsh Pond, Masterton. mn TTiAvr.r, thf. season. 1 That Far-famed Stock Getter. .'„IAS'!7 BOY. I!i< name and fan- -U ringinf from ( , ~. , P ,l nf ;!,<• !>..m ; ai<Mi to the other. Ho K'tlio tab!" !:d : ; nf every promm- ,„)} l.,,veder. For Full particulars ap,,lv t0 ja:.t :■'.'•:. noxxop. Groom in Charge. Or the Owner--rokfpt fatjoox. "\faster*a»

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10713, 4 October 1912, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10713, 4 October 1912, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10713, 4 October 1912, Page 3

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