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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1539, 20 November 1883, Page 4

Stud Horses. TO STAND THIS SEASON. tA T Hi 3 ownor'B Farm, L~ jTL Tarntahi, thothoioußh®W| bred stallion. JH? The Premier. By Mftltim (imported) 'from Revoke, by Sir iTcrculcs—Finesse. byTross. Revoke is also tlio dam of Trump Oard-Malton (bred by Sir Tatton Sykes) by Rifloman, by Touchstone. (See N.Z. Stud book,) Tho Premier's beautiful quality and substance— which he transmits to bin stockare household words throughout Wairarapa, and it is ouly necessary to add that whothor on the turf or road his descendants aro making a naino for themselves, and perpetuating the fame of Old Malton and Sir Hercules as two of tho'best thoroughbred aires ever imported' to Now Zealand. THE PREMIER is sire of tho winners of tho Champagne Stakes and Nursery. Handicap cf 1882, For tho former event they ran first end second. A son of his was only bo 1(011 by nbad for the D'strict Produce, 1851, The Pivmicr was not represented in (be District Trainee of 18S2, but for tho District Produce of 18S8 bis stock ran first and second, and another son -Consul—won lbs Taratahi Sapling Stakes at Tauherenikau the Spring Xnrsi-ry Handicap, the Champagne Slakes, and the Nursery Handicap with 9st up. Ho was beaten by a head at Wanganui for tho Sapling Stakes only having landed from steamer twenty-Jour hours before the race. He won tho Nursery Handicap the following day, and then finished uy a brilliant season by running a dead heat with bis former victress at Waverloy, Waitotan. THE PREMIER lias been shown five times in this district, and has always taken First Prize, and the prize for the best Thoroughbred Stallion on the ground. There is no gainsaying theso facts, and tho Premier's owner confidently rests his claim to (bo support of Breeder? upon the reputation his stuck have made. TKl;MS—£sas each maie, An allowance for two or more, tho bona fido property of sender. Also tho Pure-bred pony, General Spec. TEKMS-f2l Cseach mm. Grazing free until notice. Every care taken, but no responsibility. P. F, TANCHED, 1490 Owner.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, Ji PTIHE thoroughbretl f I Stallion, HIL Ananias, 1 ]%£■ i - A.Lr-. Ami thepurebred Clytlee-"'^k^--—-S " dais Stallion, Pride of Canterbury. Ananias will bo turned out at his owner's farm with the mares. Fndc of Canterbury will travel thro'iiijli the .District, Further particulars future advertisement, J. PIKE, Owner. To Wliiti, Gladstone. 14 jsk TO STAND THIS SEASON ' f A T IENUI. tlio JX Thoroughbred „,„ _. Stallion Duke of Edinburgh, ISy Peter Flat (imp) fron sweetmeat (imp). f-"c3 N,Z. Stud Book. "Without exaggeration, for all practical purposes, tins liorso's progeny, from all sorts of m.'.vea, are second to none. Wherever known they are highly spoken of, and that too by men who hrve the hardest work to dn, Thero can bo no surer and sounder test ef a sire's excellence than the ono Duke of Edinburgh has won for hinuclf. On all sides ha is admitted to bo a grand success at the stud. Terms, £5 os each mare; reduction for two or more mares the bona fide property of sender. Good paddocks provided, Every care tikeii. but no responsibility incurred, GUARANTEE, For fitithcv DM'ticulars applv to JOHN HENDERSON, in charge, Oi to El'GAl! MASON, owner. 1505 TO TiiAVKL THIS SEASON. /ffiSffl 1 Stallion WTfl Traitor, y Mr Noawortliy, 1870, By Traducer—Deception, by Young Plover •Vanity, by Sir Charles—The Giggler (imported), by Tomboy—Duchess of York, by Waxy—Moses' dam, Traducer (imported), by The Libel-Are. thusa. (ScoN.Z. Studliook). Traitor is a bay horse, stands over 10 with rare strength and substaneo, and by goo;l judges admitted to bo an exceptionally grand specimen of the thoroughbred, h.h breeding being of the highest class. As Traitor is to bo travelled through the Waii-amp.! during tho season, bis owner prefers that breeders shall see and judge for themselves whether ho is the sire required to get backs up to IS stone, or racehorses if desired.

Also— THE BMOW.NED SIRE Mangle, Limited to 30 Mares. By Tradncer—Flat Iron, by Peter FlatEmma, is Mangle' 3 breeding, while Welcome Jack, one of the greatest performers of modem limes, is by Traducer—Miss Flat, by Peter Flat-Mountain Nymph. Mangle's dcscivcd popularity in this district, for the splendid slock be lias sired, is increased by his close relationship to such a celebrity as Welcome Jack; and in limiting Mangle to 30 mares, his owner intends that bo shall have a c!«anco of still further showing of what rare strains of blood his pedigree consists. TEEMS COR TIUITOR AND MANGLE —Each marc, £5 Bs, A reduction made for tiro or more the bom jide property of ider. Good paddocks provided at Is per per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility, For farther to particulars apply to E. I'.UI'KEHJDUE.'Owner. TO STAM) THIS SEASON, AT ill- CLUB HOTEL WM -&- .-'IAHLES, Mastcrtou, wSatho bcautiiut Exmoor Pony,

Admiral Uytho impaled l\>ny, (Jiininodore Nut, out of Ada, who was imported from England by Sir James Ferguson at a great cost. ABMHAL s'ands li hands, is abeaulifill dark brown -with tan muzzle, with perfect symmetry and jpod temper. Coming from such good slock as Commodore Nut and Ada, lie cannot b; surpassed in iho distaict, As the owner Meads to limit him to 20 marc? early application only can secure- a visit, TEUMS—£3 per mare, For further information apply to R, JAQUES, 1502 Club Hotel Stables. TO STAND THIS SEASON. At Kaiwaiwai. mHE Thoroughbred • liy iMalten (imported), dam Spray by Doniset'.i, out of Lady Ann by Whisker. Spray was the dam of Wot&ail, Stormbird, Belle of fho Isle, and other well known "Winneis. Jlalton was bred by Sir Tatton Sykes, and was by Rifleman, by Touchline —Campfollower by The Colonel, ADMIBAL irill stand at Kaiwaiwai, South Featherston, 6. F. Tooker's farm, wh'.ro good paddocking will be free of char/jo to all mares till stinted, when notice will bp given, after which they will be charged for. All care, but NO responsibility. ■ TERMS: £4. For further particulars apply to G.F.TOOKEfy Kaiwaiwai; Or to ALE?, MoKENZIB, 1515 Feftthc-rfftoiv