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Waipawa Mail, Volume I, Issue 23, 30 November 1878, Page 3

Tlte Stud. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WAIPAWA, PATANGATA, AND KAIKORA, THE PURE-BRED CART STALLION MODEL, Five years old. Sire, South Star, by the imported horse England’s Hope ; dam, the Clydesdale mare The Queen. Terms—£3 3s, and 2e 6d groomage. Paddocks provided. All care will be taken, but no responsibility. F. SYMONS, • Elsthorpe Station, Patangata. I f TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MR HICKEY’S STUD FARM, KIAKORA, THE EMPEROR OF STALLION'S (Imported Thoroughbred Horse) “SATO R.” Sator was bred by Mr Lefevre, by Fort-a-bras out of Simonette ; Fort-a-bras is by The Baron, out of Suprema, by Physician, her dam Slime, by Picton ; Simonette is by Fitz-Gladiator, out of Flora Maclvor, by Venison. The Baron, the sire of Stockwell and Rataplan. Stockwell the sire of Blair Athol, Lord Lyon, St. Albans, Caller Ou, Marquis, Gang Forward, Doncaster, &c. Fitz-Gladiator, by Gladiator. FitzGladiator was sire of Palestro, Gabrielle d’Estress, Mon Etoile, Orphelin, Goutram (winner of the French Derby), Vertugadin, and Montagard (winner of the Caen Handicap). Fitz-Gladiator’s dam by Reveller, g. grand-dam by Rubens. Fitz-Gladiator won the Ghent Derby. Gladiator, by Partizan, by Walton, by Sir Peter, by Highflyer, by Herod, by Tartar, by Partner (1716), by Jig, by Byerley Turk (1689). Venison, by Hartisan, by Walton, by Sir Peter, by Highflyer, &c. For further pedigree, see Stud Book ; and performance, Racing Calendar. Extract from “ Bell’s Life,” of March 28th, 1874, on the Sires of the Season : “ The Gladiators.—l should never leave off meddling with the Gladiator blood if there was any to be found within a three or four day s’journey, and at a comeatable figure. I am sure it is no bad advice to breeders to keep the Gladiator sort always in view, and the great point is where to get it in the nearest form to the old horse. The | Fitz-Gladiators are mostly big horses.” Sator is seven years old, in color a rich chestnnt, and has an unexceptionally ; good constitution ; stands 16 hands 2 inches high, with great bone and substance, combined with such good knee action as is seldom seen in a thoroughbred. Terms :—lO guineas each mare ; two or more mare as per agreement. Groomage j fee, ss, to be paid at time of service. Mares must be removed and paid for on notice of stinting being given, after j which a charge of 5s per week will be made. First-class paddocks provided. Every 1 care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to T. BRINSON, Stud Groom, Or to LEWIS EVANS, Sep 14-3 m Owner. rpo STAND THIS SEASON AT JL WAIPUKURAU, The Pure Thoroughbred Clydesdale Entire LORD LORNE. Lord Lorne is positively limited to 60 mares. On Friday will leave for Waipawa and Kaikora, remaining at Kaikora Friday night, and retiming to Waipukurau on Saturday. Lord Lorne was bred by John Mitchell, Esq., Ballyminack, Campbeltown ; he is by Sir Garibaldi ; dam, Jess, a pure-bred Clydesdale mare, who for three years in succession was distinguished as a first prize taker at the Campbeltown Agricultural Society’s Shows; her dam also ! gained four first prizes in succession as a brood mare at the same society’s j shows. Sir Garibaldi was awarded the premium of £4O to serve in the Gaithouse of Keet District in 1856 ; in 1857, £3O for Carlisle ; in 1858, £4O for Dumfermline ; and he was afterwards sold to serve in the Campbeltown Agricultural Society’s District; Sir Garibaldi is by Garibaldi, who gained the first prize as a three-year-old at the Perth Highland Society’s meeting in 1850. Lord Lorne has, as a two-year old, distinguished himself as apiize taker, having taken first prize at Kirkintulloch Show ; third at the Glasgow Agricultural Society’s Show; third at the Highland Society’s Show at Kelso ; and first at the Deymin Society’s Show. As a three-yeur-old (and shown soon after landing in New Zealand) was second to Prince Charlie at the ChristChurch Show (the largest in the colony). As a five-year-old, first piize at the Hawkes’ Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Show. As a six-year-old, second at the Wanganui Show (being beaten only by the invincible Lofty, who was never beaten in a show ground), and last season, at Wanganui, second to Lofty, and first prize and champion at the RangitikeiManawatu Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Show. Lord Lorne is a beaubtiful dapple bay, with black points, splendid action, fine bone, good mild temper; and possessing all the qualifications of a pure bred Clydesdale. Terms—6 guineas, payable on January Ist, 1879. Paddocking for mares free of charge. Every care taken but no responsibility. For further pa* ticulars apply to JAMES SMITH, Groom in charge. PETER GOW, Tavistock Hotel, Waipukurau. Or to EDWARD COLTMAN,