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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1508, 13 October 1883, Page 4

: .Stuilßox*seg. I TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. ~ ""] rnHB Thoroughbred A , !■.■,. Entire . Admiral. Admiral ia full brother to Southern Chief, '■ and is by Malton from Spray by Donisotti out of Lady Ann by Whiskey. Spray was the dam of VVetsail—Stormbird- Bello of tlio Mo (dam of. Tomploton)—Malton, by Rifleman, by Touchstone-Campfollower, by the Colonel. . ,: Admiral having met with an accident when a two year old, was never trained, but for make and shapoho is allowed by tbo best judges to be hard to beat anywhoro. Ho has taken prizes whenever shown, and his stock speak for themselves, He possesses size and quality, has a remarkably fine temper, and is a sure foal getter. ' Admiral will travel between Featherston Mid Masterton as under:—Mondays, at Featherston; Tuesdays and Wednesdays, at Groytown; Thursdays,' at T. Bay's j .Fridays and Saturdays, at Mastorton. TERMS-£4 4s; Guarantee, £5 10a; Groomage, os, to bo paid at first service. Paddocks provided at 2s per week. For farther particulars apply to DAVID THOW. TO STAND THIS SEASON. g& A T His owner's Farm, «-3 2x Taratahi, tbo thorough- \ bred ctallion. asfJ The Premier. By Malton (imported), from Revoke, by Sir Hercules—Piucsao, byTross, Revoke is also the dam of Trump Oard—Malton (bred by Sir Tatton Sykes) by Rifleman, by Touchstone, (SceN.Z, Stud book,) The Premier's beautiful quality and substance—which ho trausmits to his stock—aro household words throughout Wairarapa, and it is only necessary to add that whether on tho turf or road his descendants iare .making n name for themselves, arid perpetuating tho fame of Old Malton and Sir Hercules as two of the best thoroughbred sires ever imported to New Zealand. THE PREMIER is sire of the winners of the Champagno Stakes and Nursery Handicap of 1882, For the former event they ran first and second. A son of his was only beaten by a head for tho District Produce, 1881, Tho Premier was not represented in the District Produce of 1882, but for the District Produce of 1883 his Btock ran first and second, and another son-Consnl-won the Taratahi Sapling Stakes at Tauherenikau llin Spring Nursery Handicap, the Champagno Stakes, and the Nursery Handicap witli 9st up. He was beaten by a head at Wanganui for tho Sapling Stakes only having landed from steamer Iwmtyjour. burs before the race. Ho won the Nursery Handicap the following day, and then finished up a brilliant season by running a dead heat with his former victress at Waverley, 'Waitotan.

There is no gainsaying those facts, aud the Premier's owner confidently rests his claim to the support of Breeders upon the reputation his stock have made, TEUMS—£S os each mare. Au allowanco for two or more, tlio bona fido property of sender. Also tho Pure-bred pony, General Spec. TEIIiIS-f 2 10s each msre. Grazing free until notice. livery eare t.iken, but no responsibility. P. P. TANCUED, 1490 Owner.' TO STAND THIS SEASON, *m niHK thoroughbred Mf -JL Stallion, ■ Ananias, » ft* k r-.\ A—. And thepurebral Clydesflnlo Ktollinn Pride of Canterbury. Ananins will be turned out at his owner's farm with the mares, Pride of Canteibury will travel through the District. Further particulars future advertisement. J. PIKE, Owner. To Whiti, Gladstone. 1405 TO STAKD THIS SEASON, f'-\ T N the Wairarapa District, S'<U_ I the well-bred HACK M%sk STALLION, -pffis» Mischief, By Kaliapo, dam Lady Jane. For fuither particulars see Cards aud future advertisement, J. DEVONSHIRE, 1470 Empire Stables, Mastcrton. TO STAND THIS SEASON, H Barry Lyndon, flffflv W ILL bo at I>lalfom fi||i§j|| ' * Farm f°t the season. j-SSIJbf Terms—£4. No chanjo for I paddocks. An allowance made when moro than one maro is sent. Apply B. KIMBEELEY, Greytown. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON s/\ nhHßThqroughbred Bred by Mr Nosworthy, 1870, By Traducor—Deception, by Young Plover —Vanity, by Sir Charles—The Giggler (imported), by Tomboy—Duchess of York, by Waxy—Moses' dam. Traducor (imported), by The Libel—Arethusa (See N.'Z, Stud Book). Traitor is a bay horse, stands over 1G hands, with rare strength and .substance, and by good- judges admitted to be.an exceptionally grand specimen of the thoroughbred, his breeding being of tho highest class. As Traitor is to be travelled through the Wairarapa during the season, his owner prefers that breeders shall seo and judge for themselves whether he is tho sire required to get hacks up to 18 stone, or raceliorsea if desired, Also— THE EENOWNED SISE Mangle, Limited to 30 Mares,

By Iraduccr—Flat Iron, by Peter FlatEmma, is Mangle's breeding, while Welcome Jack, one of the greatest performers of modem timed, is by Traducer-Miss Flat, by Peter Flat-Mountain Nymph. Mangle's desoi ved popularity in this district, for the splendid slock he has sired, is increased by • his close relationship to such a celebrity as I Wi Iconic Jack; and iu limiting Mangle to : 30 mares, his owner intends that bo shall have a chance of still further showing of what rare strains of blood his pedigreo consists. TKHMS FOIi TFAITO3 AND MANGLE —Each mare, f/o ss. A reduction made for two or moro the bona jkk property of sender. Good paddocks provided at Is per per week. Every care taken, but no resmmei'l.il.'l.. for further to particulars apply to E. BUUKERIDGE, Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON, ' PK A T THIS CLUB HOTEL mM A STABLES, Masterton, Admiral, By the imported Pony, Commodore Nut, out of Ada, who was imported from England by Sir James Ferguson at a great cost. ADMIKAL stands 11 hands, is a beautiful dark brown with tan muzzle, with perfect symmetry and good temper. Coming from such good stock, as Commodore Nut and Ada, he cannot ba surpassed in the As the owner intends to limit him to 20' mares early application only can secure a visit. : ' TERMS-£3 per mare, ■' For further information apply to fi.JAQUES, 1502 Clqb Hotel Stables; :;