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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12634, 23 October 1905, Page 6

SPORTING. KAEIOI JOCKEY CLUB HACK MEETING, To be held on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1906. PROGRAMME. 1. Hurdles, of 15 soys., 1£ miles; 6 hurdles, 3ft. 6in. high. Nomination, 7s. 6d. Acceptance, 7s. 6d. 2. Maiden Race, of 8 soys. Welter weight for age, seven furlongs. Nomination, 4s. Acceptance, 4s. 3. Karioi Cup, of 30 soys., 1% miles. Nomination, 15s. Acceptance, 15s. 4. Ladies' Bracelet, valued at 12 soys. Nominations must be made by ladies. Sis furlongs. Nomination, 6s. Acceptance, 6s. 5. Flying, of 15 soys, six furlongs. Nomination, 7s. 6d. Acceptance, 7s. 6d. 6. Kaamanawa Handicap, of 10 soys., four furlongs. Nomination, ss. Acceptance, ss. 7. Consolation, of 7 soys. For all beaten horses, sis furlongs. Nomination, nil. Acceptance, 7s. Nominations close December 30th. Weights will appear in Wanganui and Taihape papers about January 12th. Acceptances close January 25th. Races No. 2, 4, and 6 are for district horses only. For fuller particulars see " Weekly Press." D. CROWLEY, Secretary. Approved of in accordance with Rules of Racing. F. MOFFATT, Sec. Wangaimi Jockey Club. SIRES OF THE SEASON. COACHING STALLION SILVER SPEC WILL STAND THIS SEASON At Bawke's Stables, Wanganui. AS SILVER SPEC is -well known to breeders, and sire of the best harness cobs in the district, any further comment is unnecessary. FEET £3. Good paddoclnng, 2s. week. CHARLES T. JEFFERSON. \ TO STAND THE SEASON \ BR. H. WAETHON ">■ (3, 1890.) WILL iTRAVEL WANGANUI AND, /MARTON DISTRICTS. PHAETHON will be at the Service of Breeders in the Wanganui and \ Marton -Districts.. - BY Trtenton (18), a son of Musket (3), ouf; of itihe great mare Frailty, she being a daughter c>f Goldsborough (13). His dam, papphire, who is the dam of Rupert, M|trinellia, Pearl* Zelendia, Ballater, Sapdmite, Blue Fire, who won during the\ season 1893-4 £2,087 in stakes, Mannlicher, winner of C.J.C. Champagne S&akes, beating Gipsy Grand and Mttsketry, also won 3rd Challenge Stakes of £1000, beating Euroclydon and five others, Bijou, St. Conon, Blue Water, and^otiiers. Sapphire is by The Drumtaer (1) out of Amethyst, by Ambrose (1), A^fion of the great Touchstone (14). Being got in Australia, and not raced owing to an accident, his opportunities were lost to the turf. He is t!he sire of Lady Lillian, Phaethonitis, Aeronaut, Trentbridge, and others. He is a horse of commanding size and substance, stands 16.2, and measure® 9 inches below the knee. Phaethon, the only son of Trenton in the colony, will be at tiho service of •breeders. Early application is necessary, as he is limited to 50 mares at Phaethon will be at Fordell and Turakina on Mondays, Marton (at Molndoes stable) on .Tuesdays, returning Wednesday to Wanganui for the remainder of the week at Jefferson's stables. For further particulars apply to G. CHAMBERLAIN, in 'charge, or F. ATKINS, Wanganui. Good Paddocking nt la. 6d. per we«k. TO STAND THE SEASON. THE CHAMPION CLYDESDALE STALLION. GLENROY, By Glengyle—Rose. THE MAGNIFICENT YOUNG CLYDESDALE STALLION YOUNG WHEELER. By General Wheeler—Blcsa. ' For terms and particulars apply A. DONALD, Putiki. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT SEDGEBROOK. The Thoroughbred Stallion SEDGEBROOK, By Louis DOr, dam Victress. During his racing career, Sedgebrook started 156 times, being first 27 times, second 24, third -32, and unplaced 73 times. Good paddocking provided for mares at 2s. per week. All caro taken, but no responsibility. Terms on application to ALLAN HENDERSON, In Charge; Or the O\vr/u.