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ffC STAND THE SEASON AT PASKVALE, OASTERTON, Aati toavel th« Wairar*pa JMatrii* required, T3u> Fashionably Brod flora, PETER PAN (9) ®y etopßisk (S), fey Nertfaifsldf —itepps, fey ffinuntsrar—flsstaslMi ST3JPNIAK (sire of PETES PAN), was s fiTßt-cla»B performer ii I New Zealand, and ft winner of ft mum ber of olaesdo events At two and tikrw years. At four year's old he raoe< in Australia, being beaten by a he* in the Graven Plate by the New Ze* land oolt Loyalty. | Stetraiak is by Nordenfeldt (ureol Strathmore, Nalinski, Meganser, I Oraokshot *ad other good performers; ! out of Steppe (imp.*) a great producer of winners, including Eußgelej (Doncaster Handicap), Mahaki (Wellington Cup), Stepfeldt (Great* Northern Derby, and dam of many crack racers). Stepniak, during the past ten seasons, produced many winners, atakes amounting to £90,000. His stock included such performers as Marguerite, All Bed, Vladimir, Otosb Battery, Munjeet. Munjiata and nume. ous others. Steppe (Imp.), dam of Stepaiak, is by Saunterer (Winner of Champagne Stakes, Goodwood and Brighton Oops) out of Seclusion, dam of Hermit (winner of Derby in 1887. Armilla (dam of PETER PAN) is a member of the successful Locket family, and to which belongs Thunderbolt (for many yeaTS a successful sire in South Australia), Medallion (aire of Achilles, etc.), Necklace, the dam of Cravat (Metropolitan Stake* winner), Collarette (dam of Oollarit). Armilla (dam of Peter Pan) is a fii" sister 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 yearling brought 675 guineas, which was top price at tnfi ft 3ls PETER PAS will be limited to 85 approved mares. Good paddocks provided at li Bd per week. All care taken, ut no responsibility- . , , x For Further particulars apply to— W. CORLETT, Parkvale, Carterton. "*0 STAND at Lansdowne thii teason, at the owner's place, the mous Thoroughbred Stallion ST. BRANDON. Bonnlo Scotland—Rosa Fisher. ST. BRANDON is a splendid type thoroughbred, and has an excepional pedigree. He is a beautiful horse with black points, full of uality and possesses a perfect temer. Good paddocking Free. All care taken, bui no responsibly. FEE £5 ss, to be paid on January 1 913. Apply to J. SAVAGE. Owner. LANSDOWNE. To the Service of Breeders, the urebred English (imp.) Suffolk Punch tallion "SUDBQURN SiRDAR." rHE only English (imp.) Suffolk Punch in the District. His bock realised the highest price in .ustralia and New Zealand, and the ict that this horse himself has taken 'lrst Prizes m England, is sufficient uarantee that he is cine of the best orseg that has ever been introduced the District. As for big horses ut of Draught Mares it is surprising 'hat the Cross is like, full of strength nd activity, and the cross out of horoughbred mares leaves horses fit do anything, not weeds. I strongadvise farmers and others to breed roauthis horse before it is too late, erms £4 4s per mare, Co be paid Ist anuary, 1913. Good grazing Is 6d er week. All care taken with mare, hut. no sponsibility. For further particulars apply to: J. V. REED, ■ - 41 South Road. Masterton. 10 Stand This Season at Master- j . ton the Thoroughbred Stallion, CONQUEROR (2) By Medallion (B)—Siesta, dinner of the C.J.C. Welcome Stakes in the record time of 46 l-Sthsee. ; ilso the Dunedin Stakes. D.J.0., Glasgow Plate, G.N. Foal Stakes, Middle Park Plate, and D.J.C. Stakes. He is the sire of many winners, in•luding Ability, Ard Reigh, Cenquer, 4otoa, Naumai. Sam Weller. Thyra, "oa Tuhi, Vinco. Waipaku, William, 3ontorp and others. „._'_. . CONQUEROR has Gamed 14 First ■nd 13 Champion Prize ß in the Show FEE: 12 guineas; halfbred mares 1 guineas; two or more maTes as per ereement. Every care taken, but o responsibility. For further parOculars apply g- cCULLOUGH Westbush Road. Masterton. TO Travel this Season in the Masterton Dlctfict, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion', DALMUIfI. Sire Dalffiiiir Prihflfr "(imp.). 11024, Vol. XXIlt DALMUIR i?» a dark chestnut, and stands 16 hands 3 inches high, wellhalanced, evenly marked horse of great weight and substance, possessing rare good feet, pasterns, nice ouality of hair, legs, and a great top. He is a tremendously straight, level mover, and has the activity of a tiptop breeder, and a sure foal-getter. This horse's carthorse stock is selling well in New Zealand. He is also one of the finest-tempered horses to be found. He has many first prizes to his credit, and hi 3 stock are highly spoken of in the Clutha district. From his pedigree it will bo seen at a glance that he is one of the best, and his superb quality will satisfy the most critical. „ . .. v • His sire, Dalmuir Prince (imp.), is a ereat Show horse, and also a great breeder. " Hi 3 performances read :- i 32 firsts and champions, 1 second and I 3 third prizes. n O McCTJLLOUGH, West Bush Road, Masterton. TO TRAVEL THE SEASON, That Far-famed Stock Getter. BRILUAfcT BOY. His name and fame is ringinf from one end of the Dominion to the other He is the table talk of every promm en breeder. For full particulars ap P]J *° JAMES CONNOR, Groom in Qfetrgs f the Owner— ROBERT FA T -LOOK> Masterton.