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Waikato Argus, Volume I, Issue 35, 29 September 1896, Page 3

Stud Notices. TTORSE TTOKSE ll pARDS 11 pAHDS i-'on XiS' FlliST-t'LASS WoliK ! THE WAIKATO ARC US OFFICE, HAMILTON. lfciOJp*WW, AO STAND THIS SEASON AT MORRINSVILLH, The Thoroughbred lfor.se MALICE, By The Dauphin—dam Bessemer. MALICE is 4 years old, dark buy, with black points ; stands 17 hands, well proportioned ; nice short back, wcdl coupled ; up to any wciuht. Cood temper, very quiet, goes well in any harness. He should leave stock of a class the country is very short of, viz., big upstanding Carriage Horses and Acightcarrying Hacks nnd Hunters. He has never been trained or tried to gallop, though he conies from a good racing family and is perfectly sound. The Dauphin (sire of Malice) is by Tradu-jcr (imp.), dam Maria Theresa (imp ). by Rataplan, dam Maria Louise, was a very fast horse, winning, amongst other races, the Canterbury Derby. He is sire of Kraternite (winnci of Wanganni Derby), Donald MoKinnon, one of the best cross-country horses in the colony, Ballyhooloy, Nylvauus, and many other brilliant performers. Bessemer (dam of Malice) was bred by the New Zealand Stud Co., is by Musket (imp.), dam All Steel, by Stoekham (imp.), dam Miss Butler, by Steeltrap (imp.). Bessemer is also dam of Hukutere, a horse that won the double two years at Cisborne, and as a Stud Horse took champion prize in the show ring. The steeplechase horse Kingswood also claims Bessemer as dam. Bessemer is full sister to that successful stud mare Steel All, dam of Levanter, winner of the Grand National Steeples at Auckland last winter ; she is also dam of St. Patrick (by St Leger), Steel King (by Gipsy), both good performers on the flat and over hurdles. Terms : iii 10s, single mare ; two or more, property of same owner, £'2 '2s ; payable on Ist January, 1S!)7. Cood grass paddocks, well watered, at Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility. Route in future issue. For further particulars apply to FRANK MARSHALL, 24 ',) Motrinsville. mo STAND THIS SEASON AT TE 1 AWAMUTU, The Thoroughbred Stallion FHEEDOM. Terms and route in a future advertisement. •>4'!l If. WEAL. If iWR HUE THOROUGHBRED '. STALLION MUSKA P E E U Will stand the season in Waikato and serve a limited number of marcs at .IM 3d. Good grazing at j:> [>li ivuuiv. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Route in future, issue. ,70SIN BROWNE. Cambridge. 11 tli September, IS'JIi.

r o k n r i r e . Tlic Thoroughbred Stallion HORNPIPE, by Sword Dance--Fishgirl, by Yatten«lon, out of fanny Fisher, ill Stand at Cotton this .season and spend two nights a week at Mr C. Lake's farm, llautapu. Terms : Two guineas per mare. Grazing at Is per week, all care being taken but no responsibility accepted. For extended pedigree sec cards. The following Heavy Draught Sires will be at the service of breeders throughout the Districts of Waikato coming season : ROYAL CONQUEROR BETTER TIMES KINO OF THE RINO CHANCELLOR Also, the Thoroughbred Stallion LOCIUNVAR Particulars in future issue. JAMES ISAXTER. :!± M^Z. STUD NOTICE. The l'urcbred Clydesdale Entire Colt tlie property of the New Zealand Land Association, Wn.i. Stash This Skasox at \Vh»>i>M .\cr. itKcoit is a thrco-year-old colt, by the famous imported sire Lord Salisbury, out of the purebred Clydesdale mare Queen. Queen was bred by Mr Dan Macgrcgor, of Oamaru ; by Lord Haddo, dam Maggie, by Mnir Lad (imp.) Clydesdale m: terms and route in future advertisement