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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 2 November 1882, Page 4

rpABANAKI - JOCKEY CLUB sprin4mbeting. i : THURSDAY/ DEOEMbER^Fi 882 Pbesident.'— WßaVly.'^Esq. ' Stewards — Messrs Standish, Vavasour, Humphries, Berry, Hately, Ellis; Capt. Cornwall, and Dr O'Carrqll.. Judge— Capt, Messenger. . Stabtek — Capt. Mace. Oleek op Scales — Mr E. Humphries. Glebe of Coubsjs — Mr C. Messenger Handioapper— Mr W. Hately. PROGRAMME. Handicap Steeplechase of 50 soys nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 2 boys ; distance, about 3 miles, over such country as the Stewards may direct. Speing Handicap of 150 soys ; second horse to receive 25 soys from the stakes ; nomination, 2 soys ; acceptance, 4 soys ; distance, If mile. Novel Uace of 25 soys ; entrance 1 soy; distance 1 milo; no weight under Bst 71bs ; poßt entry ; the winner to become the property of the Club, and be sold immediately after the race. Victuallers' Plate of 60 boys; entrance, 3 soys; distance, I 5 mile j weight for age ; Becond florae to save his stake. UfjEiBSEBY Stakes of 30 soys; for two-year-olds ; entrance, 2 soys ; colts, Bst lOlbs ; fillies and geldings, Bst 51b; distance, 6 furlongs. Flying Handicap of 100 soys ; nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 3 soys ; distance, 1 mile. Consolation Stakes of 25 soys ; nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 1 soy ; distance, 1 mile ; for all beaten horses. DATES OF EKTBIES, AND ACCEPTANCES. .. Weights to be declared on Wednesday, November 15th, 1882. Acceptances and General Entries close on Wednesday, November 29th, 1882. Steeplechase, 2 soys; Spring Handicap, 4 soys ; Licensed' Victuallers' Plate, 3, soys ; Nursery Stakes, 2 soys ; FlyingHandicap, 3 soys;' : ■ N.B. — No qualification fee, or 5 per cent, deduction from winners. JAMES PAUL, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. ' TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT . FA EM, GOAT VALLEY, THE DBATOHT HORSE YOUNG WALLACE. yOTJNG WALLACE is a bright bay by X Sir William Wallace, dam Blossom, by O d Wellington, grand-dam by England's Hope, great grand-dam imported by. Mr ■Tames Hughes. Tebms : Single mare, £3 ; . two or more; £2 10s. All care taken, hut no responsibility .. „,,. yM J. STONE, ■ Owner. TO STAND r THIS SEASON^ THE PDBE-DRED CLYDESDALE HOBSE GLENGARRY. HLENGAEEY will travel this season, as \JT under : — Mondays, No. 1 Line Wednesdays, No. 2 Line The remainder of the week at home. Forpedigreeandfurther particulars see cards. Terms : £3 10s, single mare. Groomage, 2s 6d. Tlu-eo weeks' grass free, after that 2s per week will bo charged. GEEGOE McLEOD. DON JUAN. By Diamodes (a), out o£ Sweep (B). THIS thoroughbred horse will rim with his mares this season at Woodlands Farm. He is a dark brown horse (without white), stands 15 hands 3 inches high, shows great power and quality, has a good constitution, short legs, with good bone. Is well adapted for getting weight-carriers and steeplechasers. His breeding cannot be surpassed. Sec Stud Books and Cards. Any of hi 3 mares that missed last year will be taken at half-price. Terms : £3. Paddocking free for four weeks, after which 2s per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Hind shoes of mares must be removed. All fees due on January Ist, 1883. JOHN HE3LOP. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. THE PTOE-BBED CLYDESDALE HOBSE PRETENDER WILL travel as follows : — Mr Foreman's farm, the Grange, on Tuesdays ; Mr Smiley's stables on Wednesdays ; returning home by No. 2 Lino on Thursdays ; remainder of the week at Brookdale. For pedigreo see cards. Terms : Single mares, £3 ss ; three or more as per agreement; groomago 2s 6d., payable on service. . , Good paddocking at Messrs Baker and Allison's farm, Brookdalo ; . also at tho Grange, free for twenty -ono days, after which 2s per week will be charged. ■ All cave taken hut no responsibility. For further particulars apply to tho groom in charge, or JOHN MIDDLETON. Manager, Brookdale. KAEAEAMEA STUD HOESES. TO stand this season, tho thorough-bred Horse ' PREMIER, by Malton (imp.) dam Revoke. Will travel this season between Manaia and Waverley. Terms £4 4s each mare. The Draught Entire CASHIER, by Young Banker, dam Pearl. Cashieb will travel between Kakaramea and Manaia. Terms £i 10s each mare. Also, tho well-known Draught Entire PRESIDENT, by Lord Clyde, dam Blossom. Will travel botween Manawapou and Wavorley. Terms : £3 10s each mare. Good paddocks at Manaia and Kakaramea. For further particulars see cardo. Apply to tho Grooms in charge, or to B. E. McEAE. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION ISAAC WALTON, The property of Mr Wm. Elliot, New Plymouth, and bred by the late W. Walters, Esq., Auckland. Got by Dainty Ariel, dam Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman (a) ; her dam, Coquette (a), by Lancelot— Abaft, by Sheet Anchor. Dainty Ariel, by Eiddlcsworfch (a), dam Althtca (b), by Mreonidas (a), ou* of Alice Gray (b), by Emigrant (a), out of Gulnare (a) . See Table XX. of pedigrees, vol. 11., N.Z. Stud Book. TSAAC WALTON, a powerful brown horse _L nine years old, was one of the fastest horses that ever stripped in New Zealand, and won a great number of races during his racing career. Isaac Walton is sire of the the famous Billingsgate, who has won more races under heavy weights than any other harae in tho colony, and is at the present time allowed to be the fastest iniler at weight for age in New Zealand. Fanny Fisher, dam of Isaac Walton, was also dam of Kingfisher, Hippocampus, Piscatorious, Fishwoman, and Fishgirl. Terms: Single mare, £4; reduction made for two or more mares of the same owner. Groom's fee, 4s. All fees payable on January Ist, 1883. I WM. ELLIOT, Goodwood Stalbes ,New Plymouth .