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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 26 October 1882, Page 4

TO IN THEWANGANUr I " ; district: ;' ;■; ; - . ,THE SUEE-BEED CLTOESDAIiE HOBSE ' i LOED C..L V D E., Bred by; . Mr [Menlovej Otago. Sire, Duke of [Edinburgh. , . . ' . , For,ternis see future. advertisement. : . ROBERT ROSS, ; ' ". '' Gordon s Stables. •'J RUN IN: A PADDOCK WITH A ,i. LIMITED NUMBER OF MAKES, . ■ ' Tl^E inOttOUGULBItED EHTIBB HOUSE j'. , BAK ON. . . ,„.-.,;. .-,- - : Also,- „ , . . : ' ' ' THE ENTIRE PONY : . --M AZ,E PP A. ■ -..- . For jterms, see future advertisement. . ! ' ■ •■';■' CHARLES GORDON. • '"~. !THE THOBOtTOIIBBED , STAELION' H IP P OCA ML BUS, To Stand this ' Season at ;'"WMOiin7L ' VIAHE property of and'bfed by W.Walters, '•L Esq.y Auckland ; got : by Dainty Ariel, dam Fanny • Fisher, ■by Fisherman' (a), hei dam Coquette (a) -by Laneelot-^Abaft, by Sheet. Anchor. Dainty Ariel, by Riddlesworth' (a), : damf Althaea' (b), by'Mffionides (a), out of Alice Grey (b),' by.Emigrant (a), ovit of Grulnavo- (a). -See Table. XX.- oi Pedigrees, Vol; H. N.Z.jStud Book.' •' ihiTEiiiis : Mares rplassed under .A.' or B. ii 1. ■bh.ti-.'Ney Zealand Stud, Book £10., .Groomage ss : ; ..oth'er .Mares £6j, .Groomagij ' 5s Good] Paddocks for Mares at ,2s 6dipe: week.' Every care taken but no resporisi b'ility . incurred. As- the -above Stallion i limited to ,50 Mares, _ early, application, i • necessary*. -'-- '-'-' l;' ■' IJ -^ ; : '-■'■'■ » ; Fpr further particulars see cards or :I ', „.^i .J-.H^POLLOCK, ■-. : , s r;,. , . „,; Wanganui. TO STAND. iTHJS, SEASON ijjfTTH] ! ,WANGAINIUI : DISTRICT, • ./,:.; 'THB.iAUSTEALIAIT. - ijEED : : SIBE -. ( ■ I , ;C'.AE-'A ; -P-lE;.' . '._■.= .By Harybyrnong (who: is standing at iO guinejis) -^dam,i Miss- ' Magus, by • importe Magus,-, from Georgina;'.' .imported.! '■ i '(Sc "tabiilatod pedigree., and performances - i ,; *- ■ " 1>; '<■ ■■ 'Cards.), --a . . 'v.-; >•) ■ 0'" was pui-chasei for 600 guinei '' by, the , Auckland; .Stud,; Company, ; an 'his first -gets, nojv yearlings, shonv.wonderfi sizc^ p^yer, and.quaiity.,, Ss' is in .coloiu 1 rich dark bay, standing,- 15, liands", 2 inoh( : .'high, ,on"sh6rt,'lpgs. . ,He .has- ca^ital^bohi great Je'ngth ;' aiia a'mpremußpular thorpugl bred horse' caffnot'td found 'in.NeVZealane As[a"ii'and l '3-y6aT-6ld he w'as'biieof tl greatest 'performers in the Australian 'coli nies, and'ho is relatodon his'sirb and' dam side td'all the bdst; raieohbrses '■ which b.ai ftppea'red'on the turf 'during the' past ; sbvci ' years; •• From ' thoroughbred or well-brc riiares -he. mxist produce racehorses,' hurdli horsos,or stceplcohasevs ; and from ordinal marcs should. have grand hacks and carriaj horses. (For tabulated pedigree, perforn anccs, and full .particulars see cards.) Terms : Single marcs, 7 guineas j two c more, 6. guineas ; grooniage, ss. Paddocl ' ing, 2s '6d per week m' Wanganui. Country travelling places will be mad known in future advertisement. For further particulars apply, to MORGAN RHYS, Groom, ,'...■■ ; 0. H. CHAVANNES, " ■ Victoria Hotel. Or JOSEPH CHADWIOK, Sws. ■ TO STAND THIS SEASON,' ; ! CZ A li. is a brown pony, 2. yeara old,b \J Vernon, out of Lilly, Lilly, out ( Enderby's pony mare, by~ Tom Thxunl Vornon was bred by Lord Yernon at Sue ibury, Derby, England; and imported b W. F. Russell, Esq: ' ' ' Vernon has won one second prize and foil first prizes, at the Wanganui Agricultun Show. ; ■>•'•• TiiMtirs : 30a a maro. No responsibility, i JAMES HAIR, ; - .. Brooking Farm. rp6"YTXND™ f THTs"sEA :; 'ON''IN°TH: I DISTRICT OF WANGANUI, Visiting Turakina on Monday, and Kai Iv on Friday, in each week, the celebrated imported American iiibiiiso siiiiioii, The property of John Kerr, Esq., Nelso . PINOLE PATOHEN, By son of Goorgc M. Patehon, the celebrate American trotter (daiu's pedigree to follow' Pinoie Patches is a powerful Mac horso, 1 8 years old, standing ' 16 hands inches high, possessing good bone and ma; nificont action, ...Pinolo Patchen's grandsii Geo.-M. Patclionj has a record of 2 ininuti 18 seconds, and the celebrated maro Luc; by Geo. M. Patchen has a record of minutes 18} seconds. Hopeful, anothi horse su-ed by Geo. M. Patchen, has a rocoi of 2 minutes 14j seconds. Pinole Patche himself .was a good performer, and wo se.vpral purses in California in flrst-clai company, including a purse for stallion with a record .of 2 minutes 30 seconds. • i .; ■■' ■ Also,— 1 Botwcen Wavcrley-and Hawera,' NEW LAND'S HAMBLETONIAIS By, Speculation,- by Rysdysk's Hamblotonio —dam, Martha Washington,- by Bun Washington. Netvland's HAiiraETONiAK, was a firs class performer, is ■_ a . handsome blooi like bay howe, 11 .years old, [Standing ] hands high, with bone of the right descri] 1 tio'n and beautiful action. In the purse we by Pinolo Patchen- he was only' beaten t , half a length in the final heat, eleven hea ' in all having been trotted. The Grandsi] of Nowland's Hainbletonian, . Rysdysk Ilamblotonian, was also sire of the renowne trotter, Dexter, who has a record of • minutes 17i seconds. „ , Terms': Single mores; £6 ; three or moj . mares, £5 ; grooinage fee, ss. Fees payabi • on Ist January, 1883. . / For further particulars apply to .' . - J. H. POLLOCK, ! . SAM POWELL, ; O OTTO.HAASE, ,P ale I THE TIIOROUOnURIiD SI'AMiIOX MOEPHEUS : WILL TRAVEL THE PAXiIEBSTO] FEILDING, ■ AND SANDO] DISTRICTS THIS SEASON 1 * [ ORPHEUS is a, golden chestnut stand : LIJL ing 16 hands 3 inches; tlioroughl sound in all respects. He is 5-year old f am • by that fast and well-known horse Casta waj ■■ dam Somnambida by Towton, dam Oper 1 by 111 Barbere, dam Cussaudni by Priams Towton by Melbourne ; Castaway by Tra ducer, dam Mermaid. MoiiriiEns come ■ from a great racing family, claiming some aristocratic and high-class performers as hi ! relatives. His sire won the AVellingtor 1 Cup and ran second lor the Canterbury Derby and Great Autumn Handicap. Hi is full brother to Lurlinc and Lo Loup The performances of these animals in Ne-n 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 1864. Tambourini was also from Opera, by Towton, and won amongst other races, the Canterbury J. C. Handicap and Canterbury and Wellington Cups, besides performing successfully over hurdles. Salvage by Castaway ran second for the Wellington Cup last year, giving the winner a year and a pound. Won the Great Autumn Handicap at Christchurch, and is nominated for the Melbourne Cup. Terms, £5, and 5s grooinage fee. For further particulars apply to FRANK PALMER. THE rUEE-DUED CLYDESDALE STALMON KNOCKDON WILL travel this season from Whcmmkuni to Maxwelltown. Knockdon by Knoukdon (imported), out of Princess, by Emperor (imported). Terms : £3 10s ; two or more mares as per agreement. J. JOHNSTON, t ■: . „._ . Wwwloy,