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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 924, 14 November 1881, Page 1 (Supplement)

riio .VI'AMJ ihls X '.SEA-JON at hit ', X '.SEASON at hit- -., , owner's farm. 'J'araJL '■■. talii,' the ..thorough- — "*ISP».>-bi'eil stallion THE PREMIER, ByMalton (imported) from, Woko by Sir Hercules-Finesse by Tros- Fli, t by Mariner (Arab),-N.Z. Stud Book. / Malton (bred by the late Sir Tatton Sykes) iB by Rifleman, dam by Hampton gmnddnm Centurion's dam, by Ccmus, great granddam 'by Tancredi. Bifleman by Touchstone, fiom Cainpfollower, by The ColoneL-tf.Z. Stud Book. The owner, in again offering The Premier to the breeders of the Wairarapa, feels convinced that they need look no further for a sire who, combined with both shape and quality to perfection, with excrllent breeding and undeniable, stoutness, which ho inherits from both sides of his family, being n direct descendant of the great TouchstoneSir Hercules combinations; his dam, Keveke, who was a great performer on the New Zealand turf, is also Trump Card's dam, whilst such performers as Majenta, Tilania, Elfin King, Malabar, Rouald, Sir Tatton, The Admiral, Southern Chief, and Belle of the Isle (Templeton's dam) claim Malton as their sire. His stook promise to furnish into useful horses, exhibiting both size and quality. ' The Premier gained first prizes at the ' Wairarapa Agricultural and Moral Ex- | hibitions in 18W, 1879, and 1880. ' Terms-Six guineas each mare; an all >w- . anee made for two or more, t..e bona fide ; property of sender. All fees tu be paid be- ' fore removal. Grazing free till notice, after ' which grass will he charged for. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Also, The Purebred Pony WM GENERAL SPEC. •*ra«W*»Ternis £3. For further particulars apnly to owner, P. f. TANCRED. pO STAND This Seasonal X Walter Morisnn's stud • stable, Manaia, the celebrated ' thoroughhrcd horse ' KINGFISHER. ' Kingfisher, bred by J. Gilbert, Pusey Vale, South Australia, ut a dark-brown how standing 16 hands high, and is admitted tn be one of the moat powerful thumiel.bred horses in the Australasian ColoJes. From bis fine conform .tion, great substance, trength, and quality, he is admirably adapted o get carriage horses, hunter,., and hacks, " j well as racehorses. He was got by Sky T rower, out of tenant, by the fnr-famed I< lsherman, granddam Henrietta 'imported) ! rat of Remnant, by the famous Harkawav i Skyscraper, by Mooiiraker, out of I a-lv 1 Godiva, by Hercules, Hercules by Whiske't (imported), sire of the renowned Jorrock's, whose fame is imperishable; Kinofisiier „ himself, like his close relatives-lti hmond, The Diver, Hamlet, Horatio, Eoso d'Amour, Goldsbrough, Pobin Hood, and otliers-was a great uerformer on the South Australian, I Victorian, Now South Wales,' and Tasmania.! lurf, having won at all distances, and under heavy weights, beating the best horses of the day, and not under the most favorable circumstances--]% Turf liegister, and Yol. ! V. New Zealand Stud Book. Kingfisher was shown in 1874 atHawke's \ Bay, wh-m he took first prize inhiscbiss or the horse best adapted for improving the breed of stout and sound thoroughbred horses f tor general purposes, beating Pacific .inv), Teranga, and several others. He also won i Champion Prize for the best th..iou-h----bred horse of any age in the yard. In 1875 ! he took tho.-same.prizes, beating Papapa and others. In 1876 he was justly awarded the r prize for the horse best adapted to improve the breed of saddle horses. Also first prize at the Maslerton show, in 1877. Kingfisher will ] ea ve Manaia every Men . day, calling at Bay's Taritahi Hotel, and , on Tuesdays at Jones' Foresters' Anns ' Hotel, Greytown. Manaia on Wednesday, Ihuruky a nd Friday, and at Club Hotel | Stables, Alastertou on Saturday. Terins-£5 ss; groom's fee ss, payable on r fust service. • v Paddocking 1 3 Gd per week, in well grassed pa Mocks at Manaia. For furtler particulars apply ',o , WALTER JIOKISON, ' *.. . Manaia, Masterton. )

no w m this Se(lßoni . -The Thoionglibred Entire Hoiro, . , ! ' TATTLEB, (I.), _ Bred by Mr Nosworhty of 11am, Canterbury, by Ravensvorth, (a), dam, Deception, (b). by Young Plover, (..(-Vanity, (h), by Sir Charles, (b)-Gigler, (a), by Tomboy, (a) -Duoliess ol York, (a), by Waxy, (a), f c, Raveusworth (imported)', by Touchtonet'air Jean-by Venilam. &c. Terms .-L5. Two or more as per agreement. If sufficient inducement offers, Tattler will travel tho district, J, «. VALLANCE. Kauminci. THO STAND at Clifton's 1 stable, Carterton, the i well bred eire _j YOUNG SATOR, "" By Sator (imported) -Young Romp by Fergus-Old Romp by UlaucusPeygy No. 2 by Riddlesworth (imnortod)Peggy, imported. Terms: £2 103 each mare. Pa) mum prior to maro leaving paddock. Paddocks free. _ Eue care will be taken, but no ie- % onsibilitv incurred. ~.t O Stand this season in the . 1 Wiiirarapa, the celebrated f pure bred Clydesdale horso BLACK CHAMPION. No further comment on Black Champion is needed, as the stock that he has ahead)' eft in the Valley fully prove what he is. Terms— £3, payable Ist January, 1882. Pwo or more mares, as per agreement. 2s Gd eruumago. For liuther particulars apply to DAVID CARMICHAEL, 898 Owner.

k mO Stand this Season 1, 1 in Wairarapa, the * powerful Clydesdale ,»..-. Hoi so Silt CHARLES. Sir Charms is a beautiful bay with black points, rising 6 years old, stand- \l\ haiub high, with immense bone, an-1 plenty of fine hair, and is a beautiful' modtl of the Clydesdale breed. Sir Charles is by the imported horse Prince Charley, out ot Lady, imported, Lady's dam Gipsy Queen, by Tliene of Clyde. Prince Charley was bred by .fames Nicol Fleming, Esq. (whose stock is unequalled in Great Britain), and is by Prince Alfred, darn Jane, by Prince, dam Darling, by Samsun, alias Logan's Twin. Prince Charley is also own brother to the Scotch Champion Prince of Wales, sold to Lawrence Drew, Esq,, of Meirytowu, for I'ollO guineas. Prince Charley took first prize at Christchurch iu 1872, beating a field of eight, six of them being imported, and all aged horses but one, be himself being only 3 years old; also a special priz* for the best auimal on the ground. He also gained the special prize <;iven by the Maj or of Christ'•hurch for the best horse of any ago, Sir Charles was shown four times in Hawke's Bay, and gained first prize, alao the Society Medal as best entire of any age in 1878. He has a very stong constitution and wild temper, and is thoroughly sound, staunch, and quiet in harness. This is a rare opportunity for breeders to improve their class of horses. Terms-Five Guineas each mare. Two or more mares as agreement. Hood paddooks, with plenty ot grass and water, will be provided for one month Iree of charge, after which Is fid per week will be dinged. Every care will be taken, I ut no ii s■ ousi bility. All maics misting this s ason w,l be served noxt season ficeot ' Sir Charles will start from Cnrteiton to Waihengaon Monday; v> edi.cai-y nunrni»g for Tauherenikau; 'ihn.ed y \-> . «>■ w ; Sutuidiy, Miisterton. • ;u.i .i'te. ■ For inttber narticnW a. •'■•» ■'■■