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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1532, 12 November 1883, Page 4

Stud Horses. | TO STAND THIS SEASON, A T His owner's Farm, !i. Taratahi, the thoroughbred stallion. The Premier, liy Malton (imported) from Rovoko, by Sir Hercules-Finesse, by Trosfl. llevoko 18 also the dam of Trump Cnrd-Mnlton (bred by Sir Tatton Sykcs) by Rifleman, by Tonchstono. (ScoN.Z. Stud book,) The Premier's beautiful quality and budstance—lvhich ho transmits to his stockaro household words throughout Wnirarapa, and it is only necessary to add that whether on tlio turf or road Iris descendants aro malting a nnmo for themselvos, and perpetuating tlio famo ot Old Malton and Sir Ilcroulcs as two of tlio best thoroughbred Bircs ever imported to New Zealand. THE PREMIER is aim of tlio winners of tho Champagno Stakes and Nursery Handicap of 1882, For the former ovent they ran first mid second. A son of his was only boiten by a bend for the District Produeo, 1881, The Premier was not represented in District Produce of 1883 his stock ran first and second, and another son-Consul—won tlio Taratahi Sapling Stakes at Taulierenikau the Spring Nursery Handicap, the Champagno Stakes, and the Nursery Handicap with Oat up. Ho was beaten by n head at Wanganni for tho Sapling Stakes only having landed from steamer Ucenly-Jour hours before the race. Ho won tlio Nursery Handicap tlio following day, and then finished up a brilliant season by running n dead heat with bis former victress at Waverloy, Waitotan. THE PREMIER lias been shown fivo times in this district, and has always taken First Prize, and tho prizo for tho best Thoroughbred Stallion on the ground. There is no gainsaying these facts, and the Premier's owner confidently rests his claim to the support of Breeders upon the reputation his stockdiave made,. TERMS—£BSs each marc. An allowance for two or more, the bona fide property of sender, Also tho Pnrc-bred pony, General Spec, TERMS—£2I Os each mjro, Grazing free until notice. Every caro taken, but no responsibility, P. F. TANCKED, 1490 Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON, >™ FTIHE thoroughbred M 1 Stallion, K Ananias, L-, And thepurebrcd Olydesi dale Stallion, Pride of Canterbury. Ananias will bo turned out at his owner's farm with the mares, Prido of Canterbury will travel through the District. Further particulars future advertisement. J. PIKE, Owner. To Whiti, Gladstone. 148S A TO STAND THIS ST* SEASON ' A T IENUI, the Fjf XX Thoroughbred 41&% A« Stallion Duke of Edinburgh, By Peter Flat (imp) from Sweetmeat (imp), fee N,Z. Stud Book. Without exaggeration, for all practical purposes, this horse's progeny, from all sorts of marcs, are second to none. Wherever known they are highly spoken of, and that too by men who h?vc tlio hardest work to do. There can bo no surer aud sounder test of a sire's excellence than tlio ono Duke of Edinburgh has won for himself. On all sides ha is admitted to be a grand success at the stud. Terms, £5 us each lnare; reduction for two or more marcs the bona lido Droperty of sender, Good paddocks provided. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred, GUARANTEE. For further nirticulars applv to JOHN HENDERSON, in charge, Oi to EDGAR MASON, owner. 1505 TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. ffflf Traitor, Bred by Mr Nosworthy, 18/0, ffy Traducer—Deception, by Young Plover -Vanity, by Sir Charles—The Giggler (imported), by Tomboy—Duchess of York, by Waxy—Moses' dam. Traducer (imported), by Tho Libel—Arethusa. (See N.Z. Stud Book). Traitor is a bay horse, stands over 1G 'lands, with rare strength and substance, and by good judges admitted to bo an exceptionally grand specimen of the thoroughbred, hi< breeding being of the highest class. As Traitor is to be travelled through the Wairarapa during the season, his owner prefers that breeders shall see and judge for themselves whether ho is tlio sire required to get hacks up to 18 stone, or racehorses if desired, Also— THE RENOWNED SIRE Mangle, Limited to 30 Mares, By Traducer—Flat Iron, by Peter FlatEmma, is Mangle's breeding, while Welcome Jack, one of tho greatest performers of modern times, is by Trnducer—Miss Flat, by Peter Flat-Mountain Nymph. Mangle's deserved popularity in this district, for the splendid stock ho has sired, is increased by his close relationship to such a celebrity as Welcome Jack; and iu limiting Mangle to 30 mares, his owner iutends that ho shall havo a chance of still further showing of what rare strains of blood his pedigree consists. TERMS DM TRAITOR AND MANGLE -Each marc, £o ss, A reduction made for two or more tho bona fide property of sender, Good paddocks provided at Is por per week. Every caro taken, but no responsibility. For further to particulars apply to K. BUOKEKIDOE, Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT Till', CLUB HOTEL " sp|| ■£?- STABLES, Masterton, .irfTl&iaLthe beautiful Exnioor Pony, Admiral, By the imported Pony, Commodore Nut, out of Ada, who was imported from England by Sir James Ferguson at a great cost. ADMIRAL stands 11 bands, is a beautiful dark brown with tan muzzle, with perfect symmetry and good temper. • Coming from such good slock as Commodore Nut and Ada, lie cannot b? surpassed in the distaict, As tlie owner intends to limit him to 20 marcs early application only can secure a visit. TEIUI3-£3 per mare. For further information apply to B, JAQUES, 1502 Club Hotel Stables, TO STAND THIS SEASON. At Kaiwaiwai, THE Thoroughbred I Entire By Jlalten (imported), dam Spray by Donisetti, out of Lady Ann by Whisker. Spray was the dam of Wetsail, Stormbird, Belle of tho Isle, and other well known winners, Malton was bred by Sir Tatton Sykes, and was by Rifleman, by Touchline —Campfollower by The Colonel. ADMIRAL will stand at Kaiwaiwai, South Featherston, G. F. Tocker's farm, where good paddocking will bo free of charge to all mares till stinted, when notice will be given, after which they will be charged for. All care, but NO responsibility.' ■ TERMS: £4. For further particulars apply to G.P.TOCKER (> Kaiwaiwai; QrtoAiEXMoIENZIE, 1515 Featherston,