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

friends b^giyipgjthpi it A n S ,<&y°HS .$«%!? taken^Hp^'S.. ! mo' 'bW' Wi'l ' ppaddock' ock J WJTH i. : ;±' r , r ;i.iiaa?ED%tTS£Bfiitj- <3e ; :m^es, , ' ,".- 1,' 1 ' •' ;h rM;A l £'E l P'-P'A'. J ' !l '^ °i - i Old "HI 111-, ll'lli'fi '.HI-. .'Hi'l'lill •J'J'lliJ i<> I _ „)., Iji.'lLerms^see.future^dTjerti^empp.t. 0 ) ' ij ii'j'hlTHE THOnOTJGHBSED' STAEGiOW '" ! . To. Stahd .this Season lATuWiN&Airui. , ilm--.ii -iti ;.ujj -iV...-t-^«.' ,-!i:t nil 'to >-i.: I H^HE.ptoperty of and bred' by W.i Walters, - --l;li .^Esq,",, Auckland; gpt; ( by Dainty Ariel, , dam Fanny Fisher, bywFisherman,(a),',her , ■dam Coquette , .(a), , by-.Lancelofc-r- Abaft,-, by ' Sheet. Anchor.;, Dainfy .Ariel,, by, Riddlesworth' (a); v da'm Altbiea (b), by,Mipniaes ! (a), but of Alice Q-rey (b), by Emigrant' (a)', out of Gulriare (a). 1 See Table XX.' ofPedigrees;' Toll 11. N.Zi/Stud'Booi. ' , I .' 'r j Terms : Mares 'classed 'tinder A- ot B'.'in the New Zealand' Stud Boot £10.,' Groo- 1 age 5s ; other Mares £6, -.Grobmage ,sa. Good Paddocks for Mares /at :2s ; 6d perweek. Every care taken'b'ut no' resp'onsi- ■ bility incurred. As the above Stallion is j limited to 50 Mares, early application 'is. necessary. ; ,,<n ! For further particulars see cards;orf,; ■ , tO .r.,-,, | | J. H. POLLOCK, , i Wanganui. ' TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE . WANGANUI DISTRICT, - THE ATrSTEALIAIT - BRED SIDE CAP-A-PIE, By Marybyrnong (who is standing at 100 guineas) — dam, Miss Magus, by imported Magus, from Georgina, imported. (See tabulated pedigree and performances in cards.) CAP-A-PIE was purchased for 600 guineas by the Auckland Stud Company, and his first gets, now yearlings, show wonderful size, power, and quality. He is in colour a rich dark bay, standing 15 hands 2 inches high, on short. legs. He has capital bone,' greatlength; and a more muscular thoroughbred horse cannot be found in New Zealand. As a 2 and 3-year-old he was one of the greatest performers in the Australian colonies, and he is related on his sire and dam's side to all the be3t racehorses which have appeared on the turf during the past seven years. From thoroughbred or well-bred, mares he must produce racehorses, hurdlehorses, or steeplechasers j and from ordinary, mares should have grand hacks and carriage horses. (For . tabulated pedigree, performances, and full particulars see cards.) Terms : Single mares, 1 guineas ; two or more, 6 guineas ; groomage, ss. Paddocking, 2s 6d per week in Wanganui. Country travelling places will be made known in future advertisement. For further particulars apply to MORGAN RHYS, Groom, O. H. CHAVANNES, Victoria Hotel. _ Or JOSEPH CHADWIOK, Jto. TO STAND THIS SEASON, C Z A K . r\Z&Ri is a brown pony, 2 ■ years old, by \J Vernon, out of Lilly. Lilly, out of Enderby's pony mare, by Tom Thumb. Vernon was bred by Lord Vernon at Sudbury, Derby, England, and imported by W. F. Bussell, Esq. Vernon has won one second prize and four first prizes, at the Wanganui Agricultural Show. Teems : 30s a mare. No responsibility. JAMES HAIR, Brooking Farm. WO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE 1 DISTRICT OF WANGANUI, Visiting Turakina on Monday, and Kai Iwi on Friday, in each week, the celebrated imported American TBOTTING STAILIOS, The property of John Kerr, Esq., Nelson PINOLB PATOHEN, By son of George M. Patchen, the celebrated American trotter (dam's pedigree to follow) . Pinole Patohen is a powerful block horse, 8 years old, standing 16 hands 3 inches high, possessing good bone and magnificent action. Pinole Patchen's grandsire Geo. M. Patchen, has a record of 2 minutes 18 seconds, and the celebrated mare Lucy, by Geo. M. Patchen has a record of 2 minutes 18i seconds. Hopeful, another horse sired by Geo. M. Patchen, has a record of 2 minutes 14J seconds. Pinole Patchen himself was a good performer, and won several purses in California in first-class company, including a purse for stallions, with a record of 2 mimites 30 seconds. Also.— Between Waverley and Hawera, NEWLAND'S HAMBLETONIAN, By Speculation, by Rysdysk's Hambletonian —dam, Martha Washington, by Burr's Washington. Netoasd's Hasibletonian, was a firstclass performer, is a handsome bloodlike bay horse, 11 years old, standing 16 hands high, with bone of the right description and beautiful action. In the purse won by Pinole Patchen he was only beaten by • half a length in the final heat, eleven heats in all having been trotted. The Grandsire of Newland's Hambletonian, Rysdysk's Hambletonian, was also sire of the renowned trotter, Dexter, who has a record of 2 minutes 17i seconds. Tehms : Single mares, £6 j three or more mares, £5 ; groomage fee, ss. Fees payabel on Ist January, 1883. For further particulars apply to J. H. POLLOCK, SAM POWELL, O OTTO HAA3E, Pate THE THOBOtrOHBEED STAIMON MOEPHEUS WILL TRAVEL THE PALHERSTON FEII/DING, AND SANDON DISTRICTS THIS SEASON. ],J ORPHEUS is a golden chestnut standLU. ing 16 hands 3 inches; thoroughly sound in all respects. He is 5-year oldj and by that fast and well-known horse Costa way, dam Somnambula by Towton, dam Opera by 111 Barbere, dam Cassandra by Priams Towton by Melbourne ; Castaway by Tra; ducer, dam Mermaid. Mobpheus coinefrom a great racing family, claiming some aristocratic and high-class performers as his relatives. His sire won the Wellington Cup and ran second for the Canterbury Derby and Great Autumn Handicap. He is full brother to Lurhne and Le Loup. The performances of these animals in New jjealand and Australia need no comment Le Loup won the Canterbury J. C. Handicap and Cup in 1880. Opora, grand dam of Morpheus, won the Canterbury Derby in 1864. Taiubourini was also from Opera, by Towton, and won amongst other races, the Canterbury J. O. 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 groomage fee. For further particulars apply to - . FRANK PALMER. • THE BUBE-BEED CLTOESDAIiE STALLION KNOCKDON WILL travel this season from Whenuakura to Maxwelltown. Knockdon by Knockdon (imported), out of Princess, by Emperor (imported) . Tebsis : £3 10s ; two or more mares as per agreement. J. JOHNSTON, Waverley. MIND you don't forget it ! You can buy your sheep shears a tR. C.H olerof t's MIND you don't forget it! American cross-cut saws at cheap rates, owing to the introduction of cheap coal stoves at R. C. Hoicuori's.