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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1823, 25 October 1884, Page 4

forth* jMftqr Cta* - ' - fiteM* Tro4?js i:t»h/e, T6BP. * SS» jfIBAQOV, CEAWFOBB.FEIOEY,' ORAWFGBB PRIOJSY ig ft ahetaafe horn, .steading sixteen luudt, with ejuMptioarily ibeae, wihstaaos,. mi beastifal fft 1« perfectly quiet to &jkt> or handle, isaii *«s bied by Sir Tfcos. Kite, of tike f«ae4 Morpfcettville stud, South Australia, by <S«g IVnrJud (i!»port«?>-~&s« Pensdvejj. taw (imported}, by Adrsstuter—MsLngisaea®, by Irfefa Bsjrdc!itoher—Moonfeeam, by Tom* bgy—Xnntttio, by Srifne Misiater—Msroftc, V SteitJn—Aatscipatios, AdTOßtafsr, fcv Hewjninstjr- Prima, byßmilin# Hawminster, by BssMfiag. Qsag Forward (winner of the SOOO gtdne&s, 1871}, by Stockwell—Lady M*ry,by Orl»*do —frpiitrote (granddsm d St, Albsa®}, by 84, littke—Sileckew. Grls-ndd, by Tonclwtoao —VnJtve.by Lftagar. Stocfewsil, by The? Bmtob—Pocahontas, by Gleacos, The Burdn, by Irish Birdsatchef-—Echici«s«, by Keossfi. (Hist, TPhether for racing or gsoer*! pisrpwos, CRAWFOKB P&IORT'B breeding. Mxmot be excelled, m bia pedigree coa&aiss the Hames of mesg" of the grei&afc atact ea«wssee known to f*ms. Eiddlereoiih W»B by Bmiiitifl, »nd any of hieiSe&seadfifflSw as® highly esteeased, atsd jngily ss>, tfesarg®a«ißeness being snfoerflftHy admitted. OKAWFOPJ) PiUOEM, dasa Persdventore, throughher afreiAdvmtnrar, Is # Rre«E-* : graadH&ngliter of Emilias, ■whilst theg.g.g. d&mof Pefadreffijatvws® Jiiddleswoctbs granddam. Manganese 'woa, the IQUO guineis, and is the granddsasi of AMlqm ■winner o£ the Great "£&' X.eger,' sirtSte JaOTPii rb " The Psirscn'fi Mue," aed celebrity. Wheaibe leading linea-of «.pedigree «ro ocenpied-by snob eireo wi Kewiaiaster—the aire of Hermst, throagh the smscesß of hie stock styled " The-aire of th^Age"—Ad venturer, Orlando, Touchstone, Stocfewell, I'he Baron, Irish Bmkstchsr; «sd. on the dam's side gives Manganese, Moo»beami Pslma, Franceses, Beeswing. Iwdy' Mary, {Splitvofce, Pocahontas, and -Echidna, the; Question to determine is, could £ber® poesibl j be a grandtjr combination of «U that time has over and over again proved to be excellent, than the breeding: of ;the eabiest of this notice. : The perusal of CRAWFORD PBIORY'S !*%«• calls to mind the performances.of nisbrother and sister, Guesswork juid Con-; jsetwe. The former won several good rasee •B the Australian Colonies, and at weight for aga as- a three-yeai-old in the Champion; Mseof 18ftS, got to the end of 8 miles in the woadecfal tiiae of srain. 26sec.', many •who were, present averribg that he aotn&lly won, the Terdict against' him being only a short head in the great Commotion's, favor. Couj eefcara recently at Adelside rsai second for the £2,000 Crp, beating opposed to bor hat Malta. She afterwards at auction realised a. thousand guinena, Gnewwork going to the same purchaser for eleven hundred guineas,' "Wliftrsftw.s.t'hc Bira POALKJ) 187&

four foali by G an a; Porwerd were sold for two thousand six hundred and ithiriy guineas, an average of: over -six hundred and fifty guineas eaph/wHch wonld have been - largely iricwaseA: ;:had; jwt Crawford Priory been withdrawn from com-: petition according to arrangement after -'the first bid, and it should be remembered that these prices were obtained in one of the AnstraUan colonies where the money invested ill thoroughbred- horses can be coontsd: by Hundreds of thousands sterling. . O wing to an accident when' a yearling,' :Cra.wtord Priory was not trained. He: was used lor bna season as a sire,, sad his stock promisß well. : As CUAWFOM) PRIORY is not likely to ho more than one season in, the Wairarapa, fcreeders are invited to take advantage of the presence amongst them of a sire 6'E. the: very highest class. /y 't - ; 'J'erjQß, £6 0s each mare, A reduction.for two or more, the bona; fide property of sender. All fees to be paid on removal of. mares. Good paddocks provided free till *oti ce of stinting, after Which Is each mire .per week will be charged. Every care aken but no responsibility. Twice "during first month of season mares will be received at. Masterton and forwarded to Laagdale, Sot further particulars apply to - a. walker, 1-791 Langdale, Whareazna. 10 stand this season at the Victoria Hotel, Featherston, the Thoroughbred Entire Horse Greyhound. By Opawa, dam Lady Jane, by Biddlesworth, dam Medora by Glendower (Arttb), GBEYHOTJND stands about 15£ hands high, and has been a good performer on the turf. As a three-year-old, at the Marlborough Animal, :won Maidsn Plate; at Greymouth Autumn, woe Trial Stakes, w.f.a., and RailwayJ&aiidicap, If miles. At Hokitika Autnmn,' carrying Bst 101b, won Westland Handicap, beating York and flvs others. As a four-year-old at Greymouth Summer, won Midsummer Handicap, 2 miles, and Bnmner Stakes Handicap, 2 miles. At Hokitika Summer, won Trial Stakes, w.f.a,, and Ladies Purse, welter w.f.a., beating Longlands and a large field. GREYHOUND will bo st the undermentioned places as follows : . Gjikytows & OAttTJOrroN ... FRIDAYS rfABTiBTON ... ... ... Saturdays Waxhbnoa ~, , Md^DAfS S'batiihbston .. Komainderweok Terms—£4 single mure, groom see fee So 1704 JAS. TIDSWBLL.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, rjl HE Thoroughbred Stallion DANIEL O'CONMELL, By Daniel O'Kourko, Irom Plover. TJBRMS -£4 4s; Do groom'a fee. Also— : Xlie Clydesdale Stallion ' .. DAINTY DiOTE.-:, . 'XERMS—£B 8a | Cs for groom. And the Imported Clydesdale Stallion :THE LAIED O'vLAEGD. :The Laird, being a young horse, will be limited to 20 mares at £4 is, with Ba erooßa'fl lee added. Buiious, by Danebury, from the Gem, by Southern Chief, from Huntress, dam of Little W i&e. Terms—£2. Paildocking will be prwidedat the rate oi lit pet week. ■ All feos for grooms to be paid first ustrlcfe, and all fees by P.N., mads payabk Ist January. 1885. Further particular* pea csrd«; or apply to THOS. OAESWELrL, Sommhmk, E. McETCVSJK, Or, ANGUS J?R 1889 , Groow, Nominated for the XoAi; Clt»h Si-oa' i'rodoaa Stall**, I Mi, TO STAJSD THIS &BABOIT, t . T the OWNER'S FAEM, TmtnU, U The Premier. Alro the foajf General speo, t, w. TAXO«K». i