Nominated for the Wairarapa Jookey Club Siroa' Produce Stakes, 1880. TO STAND THIS SEASON, ■ jdSk A T LANGDALE, Thoroughbred Siro j CRAWFORD PRIORY, |j | FOALED 1878, j I CRAWFORD PRIORY is a chesnut horse, \ stflnding sixteen hands, with exceptionally , good bone, substance, and beautiful quality, i He is perfectly quiet to ride or handle, and • was bred by Bir Thos. Elder, of the famed Morphettville stud, South Australia, by Gang Forward (imported)-dam Peradventure (imported), by Adventurer—Manganese, by Irish Birdoatcher-Moonbeam, by Tomboy— Lunatio, by Prime Minister—Maniac, by Shuttle—Anticipation, Adventurer, bv Newminfctar-Pa'ma.byEniilius-Frarcesca. Newminster, by Touchstone—Beeswing, Gang Forward (winner of the 2000 guineas, 1873), by Stockwell-Lndy Mary, by Orlando —Splitvote (granddam of St. Albans), by St. Luke—Electros?, Orlando, by Tonohftone -Vulture, by I nngar. Stockwell, by The Baron—Prcahontas, by Glencoe. The Barou, by Irish Birdeatoher—Echidna, by Economist, Whether for racing or general purposes, CHAWFORD PUIOIfY'S breeding cannot be excelled, as his pedigree contains the names of most of the greatest stud successes known to fame. Riddlesworth wiiß by Emilius, and any of his descendants are hirbly esteemed, and justly so, their : genuineness being universally admitted, CHAWFOI;D PRIORY'S, dam Peradven- ■ ture; through her 3ire Adventurer, ib a great., granddaughter nf Kmilius, whilst Maniac, theg e.g. dam of Peradventure, was Kiddles- ■ worths g-anddam, Manganese won the 1000 guineis, and is the granddam of Apology, winner of the Great St, Leger, better known as "The Parson's Mire," and Agility, another celebrity. When the leading lines of a pedigree are occupied by such sires as Newminiter-the aire of Hermit, through the succpss of his stock styled " The sire of thiAge"—Adventurer, Orlando, Touchstone, Stockwell, The Baron, Irish Birdcatcher; and on the dam's side gives Manganese, i Moonbeam, Palma, Francesca, Bowing, • Lady Mary, Splitvote, Pocahontas, and . Echidna, the question to doterm'ue is, could there possibly be a grander combination of i all that time has over and over again proved I to be excellent, than the breeding of the subject of this notice, f The perusal of CRAWFORD PRIORY'S i pedigree calls to mind the performances of his brother and sister, Guesswork and Cont jecture, The former won several good races 3 in the Australian Colonies, and at weight for i age as a three.yeai-old in the Champion " t ltace of 18S3, got to the end of 3 miles in the B wonderful time of smin. 26ie0., many who were present averring that he actually won, ! the verdict against him being only a short a head in the groat Commotion's favor, f Conjecture recently at Adelaide ran second for the £2,000 Cup, beating everything r opposed to her but Malta. She afterwards a at auction realised a thousary guineas, il Guesswork going to the same purchaser for 1 Peradventure's four foals by Gang Forward were sold for two thousand blx hundred and thirty guineas, an average of. over six hundred and fifty guineas each which would ■ have been largely increased had not b Crawford Priory been withdrawn from competition according to arrangement after the first bid, and it should be remembered that these prices were obtained in one of the Australian colonies where the money invested in thoroughbred horses can be counted by hundreds of thousands sterling. Owing to an accident when a yearling, Crawlord Priory was not trained. He was used for i one season as a sire, and his stock promise n well. e As CBAWFOIID PRIORY is not likely to n be more than one season in the Wairarapa, g breeders are invited to take advantage of the ), presence amongst them of a sire of the very >f highest class. ), Ter m, £6 6s each mare, A reduction for 'f two or more, the bona fide property of ', sender. AH fees to be paid on removal of >6 mares. Good paddocks provided free till f, notice of stinting, after which la each mire o per week will be charged, Every care aken ii but no responsibility. Twice during first it mouth of season mares will be received at Master-ton and forwarded to Langdale, n For further particulars apply to a A, WALKER, >' 1791 LaDgdale, Wharenma. TO stand this season at the Victoria Hotel, Featherston, the Thoroughbred s Entire Hoise ) Greyhound. j. By Opawa, : dam Lady Jane, by Riddlesworth, jf dam Medora by Glendower (Arub). GREYHOUND stands about 15$ hands y lrgh, and has been a good performer on the ;• turf. As a three year-old, at the Marl>r borough Annual, won Maiden Plate; at Greymouth Autumn, won Trial Stakes, w.f.a., and Railway Handicap, IJmiles. At Hokitika Autumn, carrying Bst 101b, won Westland Handicap, beating York and five - others, As a four-year-old at Greymouth Summer, won Midsummer Handicap, 2 ~ miles, and Brunner Stakes Handicap, 2 ij 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 be at the undermen- \ tioned places as follows:~ id lt Grkytown & Carterton ... Fridays y MaBTERTON Satukdayb , Waihrnoa Mondays Z Fbatherbton Remainder week n Terms~f4 single maro, groomage fee ss, r 1794 ' JAS.TIDSWELL, TO STAND THIS SEASON. IHE Thoroughbred Stallion ; DANIEL O'CONNELL, By Daniel O'Rourke, from Plover. TERMS -£4 4s; 53 groom's fee. AlsoThe Clydesdale Stallion DAINTY DAVIE. ,iTERMS-£3 3s;ssforgroom, And the Imported Clydesdale Stallion • THE LAIRD 0' LARGO. Tho Laird, being a young horse, will be limited to 20 mares at £4 4s, with 5s groom's fee added. DUBIOUS, by Danebury, from the Gem, by Southern Ohief, from Huntress, dam of Little Wonder &c, Terms-£2. Paddocking will be provided at the rate of Is per week, 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. CARSWELL, Homebush, E, McEWEN, Blacksmith, Or, ANGUS FRASER, 1889 Groom. Nominated for the Wairarapa Jockey Club Bi-ea' Produce Stakes, 1889, TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT the OWNER'S FARM, Taratahi, The Premier. Alro the Purebred Pony General Spec. F. TANOBBS.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1859, 8 December 1884, Page 4
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