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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 21 October 1882, Page 4

TO TRAVEL IN THE WANGANUI t ' DISTRICT. THE rraE-BBED CLYDESDALE HOESE LORD CLYDE. Bred by Mr Menlove, Otago. Sire, Duke : of Edinburgh. | For terms see f uture advertisement. ' ROBERT ROSS, Gordon's Stables. TIO RUN IN A PADDOCK WITH A 1 LIMITED NUMBER OF MARES, THE THOBOUGHBBED ENTIBE HOESE B A E O N. Also, THE ENTIRE PONX M A Z E P P A. For terms, seo f uture advertisement. CHARLES_GORDON. THE THOBOTJO-HBUED STALLION HIPPOCAMPUS. To] Stand this Season At Wanganui. mHE property of and bred by W. Walters, i Esq., Auckland j got by Dainty Ariel, clam Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman (a), her dam Coquette (a) by Lancelot — Abaft, by Sheet Anchor. Dainty Ariel, by Riddlesworth (a), dam Althaea (b), by Mmonides (a), out of Alice Grey (b), by Emigrant (a), out of Gulnare (a). Seo Tablo XX. of Pedigrees, Vol. 11. N.Z. Stud Book. Tebms : Mares classed under A. or B. in the New Zealand Stud Book £10., Groomage 5s ; other Mares £6, Groomage ss. Good Paddocks for Mares at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken but no responsibility incurred. As tho above Stallion is ■ limited to 50 Mares, early application is necessary. ' For further particulars see cards or s to » J. H. POLLOCK, ' Wanganui. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE \ WANGANUI DISTRICT, r THE AU3TBALIAN - BBED SIBE t CAP-A-PIE, r By Marybyrnong (who is standing at 100 I guineas) — dam, Miss Magus, by imported . Magus, from Georgina, imported. (See _ tabulated pedigree and performances in I cards.) i . , * /lAP-A-PIE was purchased for 600 guineas t V by the Auckland Stud Company, and j his first gets, now yearlings, show wonderful 3 size, power, and quality. He is in colour a rich dark bay, standing 15 hands 2 inches j high, on short legs. Ho has capital bone, i, great length; and a more muscular thoroughbred horse cannot bo found in Now Zealand, j As a 2 and 3-year-old he was one of the t . greatest performers in the Australian colo- . nies, and he is related on his sire and dam's e side to all the best racehorses which have d appeared on tho turf during the past seven e years. From thoroughbred or well-bred mares ho must produce racehorses, hurdlc■a horses, or stec23locha3ors ; and from ordinary 10 marcs should havo grand hacks and carnage horses. (For tabulated pedigree, perform>r anccs, and full particulars seo cards.) Tebms : Single marcs, 7 guineas ; two or more, 6 guineas ; groomage, ss. Paddocking, 2s 6d per week in Wanganui. Country travelling jJaces will be made J; known in future advertisement. For further particulars apply to MORGAN RHYS, Groom, O. H. CHAVANNES, Victoria Hotel, a. Or JOSEPH CHADWICK, Jttn. TO STAND THIS SEASON, G Z A K. .D* GiiAR is a brown pony, 3 years old, by Veruon, dam Lay (Euderby mare, by Vcrnon. Vcrnon by Tom Thumb, bred by ie Lord Vernon at Sudbury, Derby, England, and imported by W. P. Russell, Esq. rn Vernon has won one second prize and four in first prizes, at tho Wangunui Agricultural ; Show. le Terms : 30s a mare. No responsibility. f . JAMES HAIR, ] Brooking Farm. S 'j 0 STAND THIS SEA- ON'TrTIrHE n L DISTRICT OF WANGANUI, Visiting Xurakintv on Monday, and Kai Iwi j on Friday, in cai:h week, tlie celebrated >j imported American 3 TROTTING STALLION, ' The property of John Kcrr, Esq., Nelson Jo PINOLE PATCHED, y By son of George M. Patchcn, the celebrated 3j American trotter (dam's pedigree to follow) . a Pinole Patouen is a powerful black horse, 8 years old, standing 16 hands 3 ir inches high, possessing good bone and mag1. niticent action. Pinole Patchen's grandsire Geo. M. Patchcn, has a record of 2 minutes 18 seconds, and the celebrated mare Lucy, - by Geo. M. Patchou has a record of 2 minutes 18i seconds. Hopeful, another horse sired by Geo. M. Patchen, has a record of 2 minutes ldj seconds. Pinole Patchen himself was a good porformer, and won j a several purses in California in first-class a company, including a purse for stallions, e with a record of 2 minutes 30 seconds, i- Also. — Between Waverley and nawora, ,v NEWLAND'S HAMBLETONIAN, i- By Speculation, by Rysdysk's Hambletonian it — dam, Martha Washington, by Burr's " Washington. :- Newland's Hamdletonian, was a first- — class performer, is a handsome bloodg like bay horse, 11 years old, standing 16 h hands high, with bone of the right descripII tion and beautiful action. In the purse won 0 by Pinole Patchen he was only beaten by n half a length in the final heat, eleven heats d in all having been trotted. The Grandsire d of Newland's Hambletonian, Rysdysk's Hambletonian, was also sire of the renowned trotter, Dexter, who has a record of 2 minutes 17i seconds. 11 Tebms : Single mares, £6 j three or more e mares, £5 ; groomage fee, ss. Fees payabel d on Ist Januar}', 1883. u For f urthcr particulars apply to ;e J. H. POLLOCK, 's SAM POWELL, a O OTTO HAASE, Patea. ie •— it THE THOBOFGHBRED STALLION h MORPHEUS d WILL TRAVEL THE PALMERSTON k FEILDING, AND SANDON d DISTRICTS THIS SEASON. a 1 1 ORPHEUS is a golden chestnut standa LiJL ing 16 hands 3 inches ; thoroughly e sound in all respects. He is 5-ycar old and v by thafc fast and well-known horse Casta'way, 1 dam Somnambula by Towton, dam Opera e by 111 Barbcrc, dam Cassandra by Priams Towton by Melbourne ; Castaway by Tra; r clucer, dam Mermaid. Moiipheus come- ». from a great racing family, claiming some e aristocratic and high-class performers as his relatives. His siro won tho Wellington Cup and ran socoud for tlie Canterbury Derby and Great Autumn Handicap. He " is full brother to Lurlino and Le Loiip. v The performances of these animals in New Zealand and Australia need no comment Le Loup won the Canterbury J. C. Handicap and Cup in 1880. Opera, grand dam of Morpheus, won the Canterbury Derby in , 186 1. Tambourini was also from Opera, by Towton, and won amongst other races, the Canterbury J. C. Handicap and Canterbury and AVellington Cups, besides performing successfidly over hurdles. Salvage by Cast- , away ran second for the Wellington Cup last year, giving the winner a year and a pound. Won the Great Autumn Handicap at Christehurch, and is nominated for the Melbourne Cup. , Terms, £5, and Ss groomage fee. j 3?or further particulars apply to FRANK PALMER. THE PDBE-BEED CLYDESDALE STALLION KNOCKDON WILL travel this season from Whenuakura to Maxwelltown. Knoekdon by Knockdon (imported), out of Princess, by Emperor (imported). Tebms : £3 10s ; two or more mares as per agreement. J. JOHNSTON, Wuverley,