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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1865, 15 December 1884, Page 4

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, fjIHE Celebrated im* ported American Trotting Stallion OAKGBOVE. OAKGROYE is by Irvington, dam Lady Sylvia, ono of the most celebrated trotting horses in America, and comes from a distinguished strain. Irviiigtnn was sired by Ryadyk's Ilambletonian, by Abdullah, first dam by Imogeue, by Seeley's American: Star. OAKGROVE is a beautiful bay, five years old, and stands seventeen hands high, ot immense power, grand bone, combining speed vitlr strength, and is adapted to get first class weight carrying hacks and coachers. His full brothers on> the American track have hardly ever been beaten, their recorded time in harness per mile being 2inin 28secs. An Irvington two-year-old was sold recently to Air KotliFcliiirt for 5000 dollars, OAKGROVE, with his sire Irvington and his brother Oorbitfc, was imported in Sept., 1883, by Mr John Kerr, the well known Nelson breeder, and he is now admitted to be one of the grandest specimens ef the fast American Trotter that has ever been introduced to a British colony, Breeders will therefore do well to avail themselves of an exceptional opportunity for improving then; stock. TERMS-4 guineas pei single mare. Two or more marcs the property of one owner as per agreement, Groom's teo f>s, ts be paid on first service, All fees to be paid by P.N, due first, week in January, 1885, OAKGROVE will stand as follows MASTFRTON—Fridays and Saturdays CARTERTON—Mondays GRKYTOWN AND FEATIIERSTONTucsda.ys WAIH ENG A—Wednesdays GBEYTOWN AND CARTERTONThursdays, 1794 STEWART WKATT. TO STA2MD THIS SEASON, rjIHU Thoroughbred Entire Horss TRAITOR, TRAITOR is a thoroughbred bay horse, got by Tra lucer (a), dam Deception (b), by Young Plover (iJ-Vahity (b), by Sir Charles ((iJ-Giggler (a) by TomboyDuchess of York, hy Waxy. See tables XVII and XXXIX of pedigrees Vol 11, and tables XXII Yol V, N.Z. Stud Book, TRAITOR is full brother to Friction, half brother to Tattler, and sire of Leonides and other horses staw'ine at the f tut s . Traitor on the dam's side shews joint winnors of a larger sum of money and cups than any other horse now standing at tho stud in this district, viz., Waxy by PotSo'a, 167 winners, won £61,454 15s, and nine Cups; Sorcerov by Trumpator, 162 winners, won £74,769 14s lOd, and five Cups; Grosvenor by Trumpator, 13 winners, won £7,356 Ids and 3 Cups; makintr a total of £147,171 Ms )od, and 17 Gold Cups. TERMS-£5 5s single mare. Two or more as agreed. Mares nill either be taken to graze, or tho owner will, if desired, travel the horpp to the mare?, TRAITOR will be in Greytown and (Merlon on MONDAYS. JOHN BUCKEBIDttE, 1805 Gladstono. Nominated for tho Wairarapa Jockey Club Sires' Produco Stakes, 1889, TO STAND THIS SEASON THE THOROUGHBRED STAWON VOLTIGEUR. BRED by Messrs Finley, Glenotmiston, Victoria. By Kirn,' Cd!o (imp.), dam Fenella, by Fisherman (imp.), dam Rose de Florence (imp.), by the Flying Dutchman (imp.) Fenella, own sister to Maribynong (sire of Richmond, Imperial, Horatio &c.), and half sister to King of the King (sire of First King, double champion winner), Petrea. Caspian, die, Fenella is dam of Mute (sire of Pasha). Silence and Speechless, who was a grand performer in India. King Cole (imp,), sire of The Duke, Off Colour, Coulstoun, Little Jack, etc, By King Tnm sire of Mermaid, dam of Lurline), dam Qui Vivo (sister to Vedette.) By Voltigeur, out of Mrs Hidgeway, by Irish Rirdcatcher. King Cole was a first class performer on the English turf. He made his debflt as a 3 year old at Ascot, where he won tho Ascot Derby and St. James' Palace Stakes, As a 4 year old he won the Cumberland Plate, and defeated the Derby winner, Kingcralt, at level weights over two miles, at Newmarket. His own brother, King Lud, was sold by auction to go to the stud for 6000 guineas. An inspection of YOLTIGEUR'S tabulated _ pedigree will show tint he is full of Emilius biood—sire of Kiddlesworth, TEItMS-i's s', payable by promisory note, !>nd due February Ist, 1885. Grazing FREE, Eeductioa made for two or more mares, Every care taken but no responsibility. J, C. VALLANOE, 1795 Kahumingi, TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE Phillto the First, PHILLIP THE FIRST is a good upstanding Chestnut Horse. 4 year& old, bred in Otngo, he is by King Phillip from Madam. King Phillip, bred in Viotoria in 1871, got by Camden, his dam Lady Dowling by Kelpte, (lam Komp by Premur, dam Flight by Rory O'More, PHILLIP THE FIRST'S dam Madam, by Vaccination dam Hoofs, by Sir Hercules dam Chatty l.y Operator. Vaccination by Jersey, dam Arab Mare by Roebuck. PHILLIP THE FIRST has proved himself a sure leal getter. He will be ulriotly limited to 40 marcs, so that early application will be necessary to secure his services. Paddocks free for ono month, after which 2s er weok will be charged. Every caro taken ut no responsibility. All fees payable by promissory note, due Ist January, 1885, Terms, £3 3s. Groomage fee, 2s fid. Payable on first service. For further particulars apply to T. THOMPSON, Empire Hotel, Masterton. Or Groom in charge, 1793 J, DEVONSHIRE, Nominated for the Wairarapa Jockey Club hires' Produce Stakes, 1889, TO STAND THIS SEASON. AT KAIWAIWAI, the Thoroughbred Entire ADMIRAL, By Malton (imported), dam Spray, by Donisetti, out of Lady Ami, by Whisker. Spray was the dam of Wctsail, Stormbird, Belle of the Isle, and other well known winners. Malton was bred by Kir Tattnn Sykes, and was hy Riflmnan, by Touehline-Camp-follower, by The Colonel Admiral is full brother to Southern Chief. ADM 11UL will Ftanil at Kaiwaiwai, South Fcatherstun, J, F' Tucktr'a 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. TERMji-£4, For further particulars apply to McKENZIE & TOCKER, 1794 Kaiwaiwai. TO travel the diftrict this season, the Purebred Clydesdale Horse, Young; Six' Colin Campbell; Also, the Tboroushbred Horse Maugle. YOUNG SIR COLIN CAMPBELL will travel .the district, and MANGLE will be turned into paddocks' with mares, ; For further particulars see cards. " I. PIKE, Te Whiti,