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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1212, 25 October 1882, Page 4

mo; 'Stand .tliii ' X ' seasmy thi i;2itlhii)r6ughl)red'iß6rßi 'Brek'fcy "M^ v ibdwi6i in-.1878,'- aha i by Towton (imported) from Si Heroules—T'ldra Mctyor by Eruigrant-Cor neliai (Impferted);byGrassbppjptir (im ported), Towtoh (own toother to the Peer aiv ,by Jtfelbouiue, from Oinizell .by Touchst'ono-Brocado by FantalbonEbmbasihe. t : See 'Wf l Zealand or Eriglisl Stud Book for Towt'on'of'Waimca'B ancct t6rfl,' ; " ;^: ' : V ; ' : " >'•''■■■'f- : '-l'':'} ;';',; ; ; •' ;: Suoluß the'breeding bf ; b''direct deseen drat of one of tlie most siVcccßSihl' thorough bred'faiiiiliesof modem'tiiiies. '" ''" ! '•"- As the dam (of. Manuka,'Toi Toi, Haw Me,, Totara,, Renga,. Papapa, Wninui Kunri, Waiiti, llarim Kama," and' Pnriri, pi Waitnea' baa indeed : left. an lmpevishabl namo, and it'would takd. a volume to re 'count the victories Rained by the progeny c the old mart', arid their descendants. _; ■'; The mention' of Puriri'a ancestors will re cdllito bretflera the'vietoiies in tin's Colon; of Manuka,'.Peeress, ; 'Korori, Kakapo, Louf lands,' Papapa, Lacenfeed, Songster, Tevti bnrini,..and a. host, of .others,, wli'lst i Victoria and New South Wales, the excel lehco of'the Melbourne-Sir Hercules' cios shone out hi Progress, who?o wo, Angler, i from Towton's own sister, Marcliioriess,|aui •Tthose dam, Coquette,'is by Sir Hercules. ; Ulaimiug'closo relationship to so man great racehorses it is-unnecessary to d moro than briefly mention— - That■• Waimea was '■ full sister to Zoe winner of two : 4 wtraliim Champion Eaeci also to Cossack, Iky Middleton, Floir 10, and Nutwith, the latter so well-known i 'this 'district as a 1 sire. That Waimcnis sin Sir Heroules, wits also sire of The Barh,an Yattendon, tho latter..for years tlio premie stallion of Australasia, who, in his turi gave us Grand Flaneur, Chester, and score of other notables, ... : .-.] Towtou's; MstcY, i; Marchioncss, won tli English Oaks, andjs tho .dam of Fishhool . Roso'j of Denmark, Angler, and King < Clubs, (he latter is now in tho Middle I'm Stud, Canterbury. ■ ' That the Pfer, Towton's brother, is ti aire 9/.Manuka, Peeress, Troy, and-Darabii That Manuka is tho aire of Dnchess, wiiiiit ofvtluKV'.UiC, Handicap, for Si audi yea olds, beating a good Mokl.- ' That Towton- is the sire of■ Korari, Tan bourinif.Eama Kama, Songster—sire ( Atalanta, dam of Pmigawercvicr' Waiiti, dam of Iris,. ' That the Marquis, who, won the 20C Guineas ; StakesandSt.Lcgo", subsequent] running Caractacus toi head for tho Derb; is now in the Btmdoora Park Stud whei Liirlirie is, arid is half brother to Towtoi being also a son of Cinizelli, and siro of tl Painter, Newminstor, His Lordship, A'e.' lhatPuriri as ,a racehorse amongst 61 very best performers stood quite in the fifi rank,wiuningtheDunedinDerby,beatingßr bery, Fallacy, Hippocampus, Danebury, Dea Heat, and Spray, and to quote from the t port" having all his field beaten half ami : fi'om home, won hands down." Only Dea Heat would oppose him in tho Canterbtti St. Leger, which Pnriri also won in canter. ' : As an index to ; tho high character Puri possessed when racing it is only nccessai to state that ho was handicapped as a foil year-old, to,carry the crushing weight ( 9st lib' in the Canterbury Mclropqlita Handicap, 1877,1£ miles, and then starte at 2 to 1 when Templeton, aged, only ha 9st'3lbs allotted to him, Ariel, syrs, 9'st 81b. and Foul Play, 3yrs, only curried 6st 71bs. : Add to Puriri's uadouliteclly high credoi tials for.breeding and performances, that 1 stands over 16 hands with proportional substance all through, and owners of broc mares can form a fair estimate of the capi bilities of the. sire placed at their services ft the ensuing'season—whether for breediti racehorses, liacltp, or carriage horses. Puriri has been at tho stud three year and was. 'awarded po first. prizes and, ty champion prizes at Patca. and first prize 1 Wanganui, also the 1 champion utip for tl best thoroughbred on the . " Terms.—£6 (is exit mare; two ormoi by arrangement, payable Ist Janaary,. 188 Grazing free till notice, Every, care taki but no responsibility, Upon.applicatic ' mares will ho sent for and returned if neco sary. "■'■ ~ Also—' : Thepurebredpony GENERAL SPEC. Teums,-£3, '- P. F. TANCBED,,, 1139 Taratahi. I : '■' : '*£§' rTK) stand this seaso fW ; . X in the ffharean y ' and Tiimi districts, tl 4'thoroughlircd'Cntii'o , Kingfisher, by Skyscraper-Benvnai by Ihe far-famed Fisherman, For furthc particulars see cards or the proprietor, 1191 •' V„ BUCKIiIUDGE,: nr/IP. sluml this so:ison, ; tl] X' well bred horse Young- Sator, ■(six. years old) at Clifton Farm, Park Eoad, Cartcrtoi YOUNG SATCEis a chestnut horse, gc by Sator (imported)-Young Bonip h Fergus-Old Bomp by Gluueus-Peggy N( 2 by lUddlesworth (imported)— Peggy No. (imported), . TEKMS-£2 10s.each mare, Payinen •prior to mare leaving paddock. Paddock free. Every care taken, biit no respousi bility," •."'..'' A.CLIFTCN. 10 Travel this seaso: j .1; in the Wairarap; *■ the • purebred Clydes w dale Horse, Pride of Canterbury, ; Terms~£ 15s.' ALSO-The Thoroughbred Horse .Ananias, Will B.tanl at ; tho oiyuer's stables, Terms£G fis. Two or more mares as per agreemenl , For further particulars apply to groom ii chargo or owner, : Two prizes of £5 5s each will be offer at the Pastoral Show, of 1884 for the b yearling foaled by Ananias and Prido Canterbury exhibited. ISAAC PIKE, 1 __ East Taratahi, HP 0 this soasoi X in Masterton am 1 the. surrounding Dis >» I tricts, tli 0 purebrcf - Vassal,, eiydcsdale Horse, Lord Nelson. ; Dappjo .brojra, black points, 5. years old 16 hands 3 iucheß high, splendid action, fine temper, and grand constitution. Foi pedigree, see cards. .' Terms-£4 j groom, ss, ■ Month's pad dock free of charge; - ••''' • • W, LAWRENCE,. 1164 ..•■■.: ).■■_■,-..: Masterton. TO Stand this Season, _ the' thorough-bred Entire' '■., L LiillipeCj LILLIPEE is a beautiful dappled brown •horsej • bred by 'Mr Henry Hedwood, ?f Blenheim, and stands IG,hands high. 'He possesses a goodteniper, and a Tast amount of bone and symmetry. ~m [-.v;.;.- _ LILLIPEE is by Towton (dam Shrovetide), by St "Aubyn-Paiicate; by Sir'Hef-;cules-Pandorav by Operator—Primrose,", by 'Beverley-ma're by Champion,' For further particulars seerlew : ZealaiidStiHlBook; .: LILLIPEE will be-at Groytowii'"'at midday _on Mondays;. Monday evenings and!ruesday"inoi'nings,'and at the .White Hart Hotel, Carterton,, on AVednesdays.' .On Thursdays' at Gladstone,' and' on Fridays and'{■■ aturdaya,-'at the Club -Hotel Stables, Masterton,' 'returning. to"Carfertoit onSaturday'evemngs:' s '-'" l ' TERMS—£4 4s; groom's.fee, 65,, payable on first service/- ■^••'' : :. '■'.]'.■}-y-'.'-Ji Good padlocks'(free) will be provided, and every care taken, but no responsibility, All fees payable im or before Ist January," 1883,:': ,■.■:■;; ■ :■■: =..-:■■ .;;. ; ,,,:., ■;■:; i [ ( -!_lJor further partici;!ait apply t0......,;. : ' ;■■;;., '■■:■:,; '. JOHN:BUiiKOW,- ;'.■. ;;; OrHhe Groom-in-Charge,;,..