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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 28 November 1912, Page 3

THE STUD,

fiTAMD THE SEASON AT FABEYALE, CARTERTON, Aaitt travel tbo Wair&ripa Pirtnoi K required, Tkc Fa*hiom»bly Bred Sirs, PETER PAN (2) By Bt*pni«fc (I), by NortoJiffifiH £18), —6fcpps a by Baunttrsr—finstMaiflfl. STEPNIAK (sir© of PETER PAN). was a first-olasß performer in New Ze*l*nd, «nd ft winner of) ft (number of classio events at two and thxae years. At four year's old lie raced m Australia, being beaten by a head in tb© Craven Plate by the New Zear land oolt Loyalty. Stepniak ig by Nordenfeldfc (ftireof Strathmore, Nalinski, Megsin&er, Qraokshot amd other good performers) out of Steppe (imp. 1 ) a great producer of winners, including Roisaeley (Doncaster Handicap), Mahaki (Wellington Cup), Stepfeldt (Great* Northern Derby, and dam of many crack racers). Stepniak, daring the past ten .seasons, produced many winners, •takes amounting to £90,000. - His 6took included such performers as Marguerite, All Red, Vladimir, Cross Battery, Munjeet. Munjista and numerous others. Steppe (Imp.), dam of Stepniak, is by Saunterer (Winner of Champagne Stakes, Goodwood and Brighton Oups) out of Seclusion, dam of Hermit (winner of Derby in 1887. Armilla (dam of PISTER PAN) is a member of the successful Locket family, and to which belongs Thunderbolt (for many years a successful sire in South Australia), Medallion (sire of Achilles, etc.), Necklace, the dam of Cravat (Metropolitan Stakes winner), Collarette (dam of Collaxit). Armilla (dam of Peter Pan) is a full Bister to Cravat and Collarette, by imported Castor, whose progeny have won about £IOO,OOO in stakes. PETER PAN was bred by Mr J. F. Reid, and as a yearlipg brought 575 guineas, which was top price at PETER PAN will b e limited to 85 approved mares. Good piddocka provided at 1# fla per week. ..., All care taken, nt no responßibilFurther particulars apply to— W. CORLETT, Parkvale, Carterton ""O STAND at Lansdowne thig &e*Bon, at the owner's place, the mous Thoroughbred Stallion ST. BRANDON. Bonnie Scotland —Rose Fisher. ST. BRANDON is a splendid type thoroughbred, and has an exceptional pedigree. He is a beautiful ; horse with black points, full of juality and possesses a perfect temier. Good paddocking Free. All care taken, buj no responsiblity. FEE £5 sb, to be paid on January 1 L 913. Apply to J. SAVAGE. Owner. LANSDOWNE. To the Service of Breeders, the mrebred English (imp.) Suffolk Punch Stallion "SUDBOURN SIRDAR." rHE only English (imp.) Suffolk Punch im the District. His itock realised the highest price in Australia and New Zealand, and the ! act that this horse himself has taken ?irst Prizes in England, is sufficient guarantee that he is one of the best lorseg that has eVer been introduced the District. As for big horses rat of Draught Mares it is surprising ivhat the Cross is like, full of strength md activity, and the cioes out of horoughbred mares leaves horses fit do anything, not weeds. I strongadvise farmers and others to breed From this horse before it is too late, ferine £4 4s per mare, to be paid Ist January, 1913. Good grazing Is 6d ser week. All care taken with mare, but no sponsibility. For further particulars apply to: J. V. REED, 41 South Road, . Ma sterton. TO Stand This Season at Masterton the Thoroughbred Stallion, CONQUEROR (2) Ry MedalHon (8) —Siesta. Winner of the C.-T.G. Welcome Stakes in the record time cf 46 l~sthsec. Also the Duned.in Stakes. D.J.C., Glasgow Plate, G.N. Foal Stakes-, Middle Park Plate. an<J .D.J.CV State. He is the gifd of manj winners, ifrcluding Ability. Ard Reigh, Conquer, Motoa, Naumai, Sam Weller. Thyra, r<sa Twbi, Vinco, Waipaku, William, Contorp and others. OOW)UEROR has Gained 14 First and 13 Champion Prizeg m the Show FEE: 12 guineas; halfbred mareS 6 guineas; two or more mares as per aKT6em©Tit. Every car© tak©n, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— „„„„ C. McCULLOUGH. Westbush Road. Masterton. TO Travd this Season in the Masterton District, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallio'u,DALMUIR. Sire Dalmuir Prince (imp.)". 21024, Vol. XXIII. DALMUIR is a dark chestnut, and jtands 16 hands 3 inches high, wellbalanced, evenly 'marked horse of rreat weight and; substance, possessing rare good feet, pasterns, nice quality of hair, legs, ana a great top. Efe is a tremendously straight, level nover, and hag the activity of a tiptop breeder, and a sure foal-getter, rhis horse's carthorse stock_ is selling yell in New Zealand. He is also one >f the finest-tempered horses to be ! ound. He has many first prizes to iis credit, and his stock are highly jpoken of in the Clutha district. From iis, pedigree it will be 6een at a glance that he is one of the best, and his ;uperb quality will satisfy the most critical. „ . . His sire, Dalmuir Prmce (imp.), is i great Show horse, amd also a great irecder. Hig performances read:— 32 firsts and champions. 1 second and 3 third prizes. n For further particulars apply to U. O. McCULLOUGH, West Bush Road, Masterton. ,0 TRAVEL THE SEASON. That Far-famed Stock Getter. BRILLIANT BOY. His name and fame is ringinf from one end of the Dominion to the other. He is the table talk of every prominent breeder. For full particulars apply to JAMES CONNOR. Groom in Chars®. Or the Owner— ROBERT FA T T-OON. Masterton.