Nominated fur the Wairnrapa Jockey Club Siren' Produce xtakos, 1889.' TO STAND THIS SEASON, \ T LANGDALE, Whareama,the Thoroughbred Sire CRAWFORD PRIORY, FOALED 1878. CRAWFORD PRIORY is a chesnut horse, standing sixteen hands, with exceptionally <ood bone, substance, and beautiful quality, He iB perfectly quiet to ride or handle, and «aa bred by Sir Thos. Elder, of the famed Morpbettviile.stud, South Australia, by Gang_ Forward (imported)—dam Peradventure (imported), by Adventurer—Manganese, by Irish Birdcatoher-Moonbeam, by Tomboy—Lunatic, by Prime Minister-Mamao, by Shuttle-Antioipat'on, Adventurer, bv NewmmsUr-Palma.byEmilins-Fratcesea. Newminster, by Touchstone-Beeswing, Gang Forward (winner of the 2000 guineas, 1873), by Stockwell-Lady Mary, by Orlando -Splitvote (granddam of St, Albans), by St. Liike-Elcctress. Orlando, by Tonohftone -Vulture, by langar. Stookwell, by The Baron—Pncabontaa, by G'encoe. The Batou, by Irish Birdcatcher-Eohidna, by Economist, Whether for racj-R or general purposes, ORAWFO <D PRIObTS breeding cannot be cxcel'ed as his pedigree contains the names of most of the great st stud successes known to fame. Riddlisworth w b by Kir ibup, and any of b's (lencndahts , are hi.hry catecKed, and justly so, their genuineness being unlv.-rsally admitted, • CItAWFOUD PMOuTS,'dam Men. turo, through hor sire Adventurer, is a great.. [ granddaughter of Kmilius, whilst Maniac, , the g e.g. damnf Peradventure, was Riddles- , 9'orihs g-anddam. Manganese won the . 1000 guinets, and is the granddam of i Apology, winner,of the.Great St l.eger, r better known as ""The Parson's Mire," iaad > Agility, another celebrity. When the leading | lines of a pedigree are oconpied by such Birefi as Newminster-the sire of Hermit, through j the success of his stock styled " The sire ol thiAge"-Adventurer,Orlando, Touchstone, j Stookwell, The Baton., Irish Birdoatchey j 5 and on the dam's side gives Manganese, Moonbeam, Palma, Franoesca, Beeswing! ( Lady Mary, Splitvote, Pocahontas, and ( Echidna, the question to deternn e is, could thme possibly be a |>randi>r combination ol J all that time has over and over aaain proved i to he excellent, than the breeding of th< j subject of this notice. • f The perusal of CRAWFORD PRIORY'S () pedigree, calls to mind the performances o j Ins brother a,nd sister, Guesswork and Conjecture. The former won several gond racei e in the Australian Colonies, and at weight ioi t age as a threcyear-old in the Chainpiov ,[ Race of 1883, got to the end of 3 miles in thi lj wonderful time of smin. 2G<ec, nuny wh( were present averring that he actually won e the verdict against him boing only a shor ;> head in the great Commotion's favor r Conjecture recently at Adelaide ran seconr r for the £2,000 Cup, beating everytMm opposed to hor but Malta. She afterward: . at auction realised a thonaar guineas, ,{ Guesswork going to the same purchaser foi eleven hundred guineas. Peradvonture's four foals by Gang Forwari q were sold for two thousand six hundred am y thirty guineas, an average of over si) , ( lmndred and, fifty guineas eaoh which wouli fl have hen lingdy inereawd M no , Crawford Priory been withdrawn from com e petition according to arrangsment after tin firstb'nl, and it should be remembered tha r these prices were obtained in one of thi it Australian colonies where the nvnej inveatei g in thorouJihred horses can be ouumed bj , ( hundreds of thousands sterling. Owing ti n an accident when a yearling, CrawiQn a Priory was not trained. He was used fp: v one season as, a aire, pi his, sto'ok promis e well, „ As CUAWFOItD PRIORY is n«t likely ti be more than one seamm in the Wairarap \ ,j breeders are invited to take ndvantago of tin o P res enca amongst them uf a sire of the ver r highest class, j Terns, £6 6s eaoh mare, A reduction fo () wo or more, the bona fide property o j sender, All fees to bo paid on removal o 8 mares, Good paddocks provided free til j notice of Hinting, after which Is each raw per week will be charged. Kvery one akei . but no responsibility. Twice during firs 8 mouth of season mares will bo reoeiveda „ Masterton and forwarded to Langdale. j For further particulars apply to A. WALKER, r '' 9 l Langdale, Wliareama. TO stand this season at the Yictnri Hotel, Featlurston, theThuroughbw 11 lintire Hoise I Greyhound. By Opawa, dam Lady Jane, by Riddleswortli a dam Mcdora by Glendower (Arab). ; GREYHOUND Btands about 15J hand . high, and has been a good performer on tb [j turf. As a three year-old, at the Marl borough Annual, won Maiden Plate; a Greymouth Autumn, won Trial Stakes w fa., and Railway Handicap, If miles, A Hokitika Autumn, carrying Bst 101b, woi " Westland Handicap, beating York and fiv. - others. As a four-year-old at Greymoutl Bummer, won Midsummer Handicap, j i miles, and Brunner Stakes Handioap, I miles. At Hokitika Summer,' won Tria Stakeß, w.f.a,, and. Ladies Purse, weltei t w.f.&,, beating Longlandaand a large field, GREYHOUND will be'lt the Wennen r honed, places as follows :i' GrkytowK d OiMßßloij i.V FRIDAYS fluraxw :.i-- •;„ ''.;, Satobdats I WAIHKNIU ... ,„ ' „. JJOSDATS - Fbatheestok .. ■•■ ,„ Rtjndndwwed ' Terms— £i single mars, gropmagt fee ft, ' 1794- ; ■■■ atosWELL. TO STAND THIS SEASON ' DAMEL O'COMELL By Daniel O'Jtourke, from Plover. TERMS Th* Clydesdale Stallion DAINTY DAVIE. ■TSRMS-£3 3sjss ; fofgroom, ' And the Imported CJydesdale Stillion THE LAIRD 0' LaRGO. The Laird, being a young horse, will be limited to 20 mares al £4 4s, with 5s groom's DUBIOUS, by Danebury, from the Gem, by Southern Chief, from Huntress, dam of Little Wonder &o, Terms-£2. Paddocking will be provided at the rate of All fees for grooms to be paid first service, and all fees by P.N,, made payable Ist January. 1885. Further particulars see cards, or apply to THOS. OARSWELL, Homebush, E. McEWEN, Blacksmith, Or, ANGUS FRASER, 1889 Groom. Nominated for the Wairarapa Jockey Club Si eS' Produoe Stakes, 1889, TO STAND THIS SEASON, A T the OWNER'S FARM, Taratahi, The Premier. General Spec. •P.MAfICBJH).
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1829, 1 November 1884, Page 4
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