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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2691, 3 September 1887, Page 4

PRELIMINARY NOTICE, |0 STAND THIS SEASON, on acL" count of .'-{lib owner keeping him hew for his tliorouifhbred entire ,v "•''.,•," , •. : TP.h<? P^etaier. ' Further particulars will be advertised in the course of a few days. P. F..TANOEKD, . 2676 . ~ ■ . Owner. TO'STAND THIS SEASON. DHE Purebred Clydesdale Horse, Prinoe Arthur. For further particulars see future advertisement. R. FALLOON, Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT Noill's Prince of Wales Horse Repository, Masterton, and to travel the district if aufficient inducement offers, the handsome thoroughbred horse Lord Mandeville, LORD MANDEVILLE is a dark bay with black points, stands 15 hands 3 inches, his whole contour being very handsome, has a neat expressive head, shoulders deep and well laid back; and good enough for anything, Yattendon (siro of Lord Mandeville) is the sire of the famous Grand Flaneur, who was the best 3-year-old performer on the Australian turf, never having been beaten in any race he started for, waning-in 1880 the Victorian Derby, St. Loger, tho Melbourne Cup, Australian J.C. Derby and 'Champion Race, Yattendon is also tho Bire of Cherter (who in his turn sired First Chester) who also die Victorian Derby and Melbourne Cup ] doing the two raiica in thefast time of 3rain j 32seo, carrying Bst 31ba. Lord Burghley,' full i rather to Lord Mandeville, 38 a great partner on the turf; ho won tho Wiqga Wa/ga Cup, 2 miles, oarrying Bst 71bs, in the fastest time on record, Yattendon was Biro of Mr Waters'famous mare Yatterina, who after her victories on the turf added fre.-h laurels to her name by producing Libeller toTraduw, Matchlock, Fusilier, and Musketeer to Misktt, and Kingfish. (who has just won the Hawkesbuiy Guineas) to Piscatorious. An inspection of the above record will show that LORD MANDEVILLE conies from a fast and famous family of blood stock being full of Waxy strain. Terms £5 ss, payable by P.N, due Fcbruadvice; Pirst-clasa paddooks with plenty of water provided freo for mires until stinted when due notice will be given, after whkh la per week will be charged. Fall particulars and tabulated pedigree c«n be obtained on application to W.NEILL, $782 Proprietor. _ TO TBAVKL THIS SEASON, riIHE Thoroughbred Horse Treason, By Traducer, dam Lady Jane by Riddlesworth, grand-dem Melora by Glendower— Arab TREASON ij a beautiful golden chestnut, standing about sixteen hands high, with .immense bone and muscle, with very, superior action; has a splendid constitution and a good temper; is quiet to ride or handle. He has proved himself a sure foal getter; has dlstrnfaguished hiir.self well on the turf, having never lost a race when starting for weight-for-age or welter weight for age. He took first priic at the Richmond Agricultural Show, Nelson j he also took first prize at the Marlborough Agricultural Show. TREASON is the sire of that splendid crosseountry horse Erebus, that has so well distinguished himself, both on the flat and over hurdles. From TREASON'S great size and splendid crossing of blood—Riddleswortli and Traducer-he cannot fail to get good staying stockYsuitable for cross-country, carriage, hacks and racchorscß, TREASON will be at the following places during the season, weather permitting -.—Greytown and Carterton FRIDAYS, Masterton, SATURDAYS, and at the Iron Stables, Featherston, WEDNESDAYS and THURSDAYS. TERMS-JM a mare, an allowanco mado for two or more mares, Good paddocks FREE of CHARGE until stinted. All care, but no reaponsioility, m GEO. FREETH. Nominated for the Wairarapa Jockey Club's Hires' Produce Stakes, 1889. TO STAND THIS SEASON, g& ATLANGDALE, [ Whareajia, The thoroughbred Crawford Priory, Foaled 1878. CRAWFORD PRIORY is a chestnut horse (tending sixteen hands, with exceptionally good bone, substance and beautitut quality He is perfectly quiet to ride or handle, and was bred by Sir Thomas lilder, of tho faraeus MorphettvihV Btud, South Australia, by Gang forward (imported)-dam Peradventure (imported) by Adventurer-Manganese, by Irish Birdeatbher—Moonbeam, by Tom-boy-Lunatic, by Prime Minister—Alaniac, bi Shuttle—AnticipatioDi .Adventurerby Jiewminster-Palina by Emiliua—Franceses. Newininster, by Touchstone-Beeswing. Gang Forward, (winner of the 2,000 guineas, 1873), by. Mi "y> hy Orlando —Splitvoto (uraaddam of St. Albans) by St. Me-EleclMui Orlando, by Touchstone —Vulture, byDangar. Swckwell, by The Baron-Pocahontas,byOlcncoe. Theßaron, ,by Irish Birdcatcher-Kchidna, by Economist, Whether for racing or general pur- . poeei, CRAWFOBD PRIORY'S breeding cannot be excelled, as bis pedigree contawthe names of most of the greatest stud 'stmrnt known to fame, fliddlosworth wa3 by Emiliui, and any of his descendants are highly esteemed, and justly so, _ their genuineness! being universally admitted. The perusal of CRAWFORD PRIORY'S xligree oalls to mind the performances of is brother and sister, Guesswork and Con jeeture. The former won several good racoß | ib the Australian Colonics, and at weight for age aB a thiee-year-old in the Champion | Race of 1883, got to the end of 3 miles in the wonderful time of 5 miu, 26 sec', many who were present averring that he actually won, the verdict against him being only a short head in the great Commotion's favour. Conjecture recently at Adtlaido raa second lor the £2,000 Cup, beating everything opposed to her but Malta. She afterwards, at auction, realised one tbousaudguinoas. Guesswork going to tho same purchaser for eleven hundred guineas, j ,' . Peradventure's four foals by Gang Forward were sold for two thousand six hundred and thircy guineas, an avorag'o of over gix hundred and fifty guineas each which would have been Jargely increased had not Crawford Priory been withdrawn from competition according to arrangement affcoV the first bid, and it should be remembered .that these prices were obtained in one of : tho Australian colonios where the .monies invosted in thoroughbred hoi ses can be counted by hundreds of thousands sterling. Owing to an accident when a yearling, Crawford Priory was not trained. He was tued for one season as a sire, and his i.tock promise well, Terms, £5 each mare; groomage fee, 4s. 'J.A reduction for two or more, the bona fide ';'• property of the sendor. All fees to be paid »:ipn removal of mares, Gcod paddocks proli.Wided free till notice of stinting, alter which ''lis each mare por week will be charged, Every care tiken, but no responsibility, For further particulars apply to MESSRS ELDER X-CO,