TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, OAKGROYE is by Irvington, dam Lady Sylvia, one of the moat celebrated trotting horses in Amerioa, and comes from a distinguished strain. Irvingtnn was sired by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, by Abdullah, first dam by Imogene, by Seeley's American Star. ' OAKGROYE is a beautiful bay, five years old, and stands seventeen bands high, ot immense power, grand bone, combining speed with strength, and is adapted to get first class weight carrying hacks and eoaohers. His full brothers on the American track have hardly ever been beaten, their recorded time in harness per mile being 2min 28sees. An lrvirigfcon two-year-old was sold recently to Mr Rothschiid for SOOO dollars, OAKGROYE, with his sire Irviui>ton and his brother Corbitt, was imported in Sbpc., 1883, by Mr John Kerr, the well' known Nelson breedor, and he is now admitted to be one of the grandest specimens ef the fust American Trotter that has ever been' inuoduoed to a British colony. Breeders will thorefore do well to avail themselves of an exceptional opportunity for improving their stock. TERMS-4 guineas pel singlo mare. Two or more mares the property of one ownor as per agreement. Groom's tee ss, to be paid on first service. All fees to be paid by P.N. due first week in January, 1885.. . OAKGItOYE will stand ai follows MASTI'STON-Fridays Mid Saturdays CARTEKTON—Mondays URItYTOWN AND FEATHERSTOSU Tuesdays WAIHENG A.—Wednesdays GREYTOWN AND CARTERTONThuradaya, TO STAND THIS SEASON, - rjl HE Thoroughbred Entire Horse TRAITOR is a thoroughbred bay horse, got by Tralucer faj, dam Deception (6), by Young Plover [6J-Yanity (b), by air Charleß fiJ-Giggler (a) by Tomboy--: Duchess of York, by. Waxy. See tables XYII and XXXIX of pedigrees Vol 11, and tables XXII Yol Y, N.?. r Sti)d Book, ' . TRAITQR is full brother to Fnption, half brother to Tattler, and sire of Jjeonides a&d v other horses standing at the ftud. j - Traitor on the dam's, side shewa joint winners of a larger sum of rnonov and cubs than any other horse now stanaing at the stud ia this distriot, viz., Waxy by Potßo'B, 167 winners, won £64,454155, and nino Cups; Soreora? by Trumpator, 162 winnows, won £74,709 14s lOd, and five Cups; Grosvenor by Trumpator, 18 winners, win £7,966 18s and 3 Cnps; making a total of £147,17114s lOd, and 17 Gold Cups. TERMS-£5 5s singlo mare, Two or moro as agreed. Mares will either bo taken to graze, or the owner will, if desired, travel the horse to the mares, . . rjIHE Celebrated im« , " ported American 'Trotting Stallion OAKGROYE, 1704 STEWART WRATT. TRAITOR,
TRAITOR will be in Greytown arid Carterton 011 MONDAYS. JOHN BUCKERIDIiE, j 1805 Gladstone, i Nominated for tho Wairarapa Jockey Cliib Sires' Produco Stakes, 1889. TO STAND THIS SEASON THE THOROUGHBRED STAW)N i VOIjTIGEUR. ! BRED by Messrs Finley, Gleiioimiston, Victoria. By King Cole (imy.), dam Fenella, by Fisherman (imp.), dam Rose du Florence (imp.), by the Flying Dutchman (imp.) li'euella, own sinter to Mai'ihynonjj (sire of Richmond, Imperial, Horatio &c.l, and half sister to King of the King (sire of First King, double champion winnerj, Petrea (Jaßpian,- X'c, Feuella is dim of Muto (sire of Pasha). Silence and Speech wi who was a grand performer in India. King Cole (imp,), Bite of The Duke, Oft' Co ouf, Coulstoun, Little Jack, So, By Turn sire of Mermaid, dam of Lnrline), da n Qui Vive (sister to Vedette,) By Vuiligeur, out of Mrs Kiiigeway, by Irish Hadcatciier. King Cole was a first class performer oi. the English turf. He made his dobflt as a 3 year old at Ascot, where he won the Ascot Derby and St. Jatnej' Palace Stakss, As 4 year old he won the Cumberland P aie, and defeated the J)efby winner, ]£ingcra!t, at level weights oyer twq miles,"at Newmarket. His own brother, King Lud, was sold by auction to go to the gtud for 6000 guineas. An inspection of YOLTIGEUR'B tabulated ■ pedigree will Bhow that he is full of Emilius blood—sire Qf Rlddlesworjh. TERMS—£S ss, payable by promiaory note, and due February ht, 1885, Grazing FREE, Reduction -made for two oi more mares. ! Every caro taken but no responsibility, j J. 0, VALLANCE, : 1795 Kahumingl, ;
TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE MlipJJie Fipi -j ■pHILLIP THEFIjISfiBa gpod upitandj JT iug Choßkaut Hajio.,4 yeafi old, bred in Otogo, ho is by King PhilUj? from Madamj King Phillip, brod in : Victoria iri 1871, got bji Camden, his dam Lidy Dowling by Kelpie,' dam Romp by Promiar, dam Flight by Korv O'ifore, PHILLIP THE FIRST'S dapi Madam, by Vaccination dam Hoofs, bySii) Herculea dam Chatty by Operator, Vacoin-i ation by Jersey, dam Arab Mato by Roebuck, PHILLIP THE FIRST lias proved' him.; self.n aure foal getter. He will b« strictly limited to 40 mates, bo that early application will bo necessary to eeourq bis semceaJ Paddocks free for one month, after which 2i per week will be charged. .Every care taken but to responsibility. All' fees payable by promißeory note, duo let January, 1835;
Terms, £.l3s. Groomage fee, 2s 6(3. Payable oo first service. For further particulars apply to T. THOMPSON, Empire Hotel, Masteiton. Or Groom in charge, 1793 J.DEVONSHIRE. Nominated for the TCrarapa Jookey Club Sires' Produce Stakes, 1889, TO STAND THIS SEASON. A' T KAIWAIWAI, the Thoroughbred Entire ADMIRAL, By Malton (imported), dam Spray, by Doni-: setti, out of Lady Ann, by Whißker, Spray was the dam of Wetsail, Stormbird, Eolle of the Isle, and other well kuown winners.; Malton was bred by Sir Tatton Sykes, and was by liifieman, by Touchline—Campfollower, by The Colonel. Admiral is full brother to Southern Chief. ADMIRAL will stand at Kaiwaiwai, South Featberston, J, F' Tocker's farm, where good paddocking will be 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 . McKENZIE & TOCKER, Kaiwaiwai THE CLYDESDALE ENTIBE HORBH Gladstone ILL travel in the, Waiwapa D triot i, this season, •/ Two or more marea as per agreemeat/jfor particulars see wdi, I SAfiDUiQ,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1838, 13 November 1884, Page 4
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