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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2697, 10 September 1887, Page 4

w-.' : i .... .aiilus, lo8!i. TO STAND THIS SE\SON, } AT LANGDALE, Tho thoroughbred ~ Sin Crawford Priory. Fodsd. 1876. .. CR&WFORD PKIORY ia'aclieetntttlhoxe standing sixteen hands, witn^wjjJMonally. Hoisiw.ecJy:-quiet to ride or handle, and was. bred by Sir ThomasT-ldtr, of tho farcouß Morphettville mud, fcouth Australia, ■by Gang forward ■■ (importeu) ■ dam. Peradvenhire (imported) by Adventurer-Manganese, b; Irish Birdcatcner—Moonbeam, by Tomboy—Lunatic, by Prime Minister—Meniac, by Simt le—Anticip;tioh, . Adventurer by Jfcwniiuster-Palnu by Emiiius—Fra'uoesca. New.uinst r, by Touchstone-Beeswing, Grgloiwa.d (wiun rot the 2,000 guhen 1873 i, by Stockwell—Lady Mary, by Orlando —Splitvote of bt. / lbaus) by .;t. Luke-klecress. Orlando, by Touchstone —Vultoro. byDangar. Stookwell, by'Jhe Baron- Pocahontas, by Glencoe. The Baron, byli-ish Birdwatcher-Echdna, by iiconutnist. Whn.htrfor racng or general purpoßoa, CKAftFOftD PiilOßY'd broeumg caunot bo excelled, as his pedigree containtho name* of most of the greatest, stud Bucccsses k'iown to fame. Riddlesworth was by Emilias, and any of his desoendanis are highly esteemed, and juß'.ly no, their genuineness being universally admitted, Tic perusal of CKAWFuRD PuIOBY'S pedigree calls to mind tho performances of pis tro.her and sister, Guesswork and Con jtcture. The former won several good races in the australian Colduiea, and at weight for age as a tlhee year-old in fie Champion Kac>: of 1883, got to the end of 3milcs in the wondorM lime of 5 miii. 26 sec, many who wowpresunt averring that; he actually won, the veiiiict against him being 'only a short head in the great Commotion's favour. Coujecturo recently at AdtLideransecnd for tho .€2,000 Cup, beating everything, opposed to iior but Malta, She .aftervrawß, at auction, realised one thousand guineas, Guesswork going to tho same purchaser for eleven hundred guineas. Peradveuture'sfour foals by Gang Forward were sold for two thousand'nix hundred and thir:y guineas, an averago of over six hundred and fifty guineas each which would have beta largely incroased had not Crawford Prio y been withdrawn from competition according t> arrangement after tho first bid, and it should be remembered that these prices were obtained in ono of the Australian colonies where the monies invested in thoroughbred hoi see can be wanted by hundreds of thousands sterling, Owing to an auoident when a yearling, Crawford Priory was not tra:ned; He was need for one season as a slit, andhia Btock promise well, Terms, £5 each mare; groomage fco, 4s, A reduction for two or more, the bona fide property of the sender. All fees to bo paid on removal of mares, Good paddocks provided free till notice o! stinting, after which Story care taken, but no responsibility, tieulsrs apply to • MBSKunsttioa, l&ngd&le, Whai-eaaa,

PRELIMINARYNOTICE. ~( 0 STAND THITsEASONron aeX count of the owner keeping him bere for hit own mares, the thoroughbred wtire The Premier; Further particulars will be sdvetHwd P.F.TANCBKD, 2075 Uwnor^ TO TRAVEL TEIS SEASON, f N the Wairarapa district the purobred , Clydeßdale Horse, Friuce Arthur PiIINOE ARTHUR is by Young Prince Charlie, bred by WUliam Boag, Kau., of J3uniside, Feudelton. He is by Old Prince Charlie, (imported), and was never beaton at any Show at Chriiitbliuroh bis Dam, Darling, is by Napoleon, granddam, Nancy, imported from Tasmania. Darling has taken First Prize, overy time when shown in Christchurch. PKINCE ARTHURS dam, Gipsy, ia by Young Lofty, grand-dam Darkey, by old iilaok Champion ; great qrand-dam Gipsy, by England's Hope, bred by Mr Taylor, of Pararoia; R.FALLOON, 2694 Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON, A T Ncill's Prince of Wales Horse Re- . poiitory, Masierton. and to travel the distucc if sulticieut inducement offeia, the hudsonv; tho onghbred horse Lord MandeviUe, U ft!) MAHDKVILLK is a dark toy with ilack puiuta, stands 15 hmds \i inches, his win e contour being very handsome, has a neat expressive head, >houldo:s ocepand well laid sack, and gtK>d euough for any- _ Yaitendon (s : re of lord Mandeville) is the ureoftb« famous Grand Fluneur, who was we wet S-year-old performer on the Anatrahan tnri, never havkg b«oo beaten in any wee he, started for, wi mng in 1880 the Victorian Derby, St. Leger, the Melbourne Cup, Australian J.C. Derby and Champion Bice, Yattendon is also th'e sire of Cberter (who in his turn sited First Chester) who •lw the Viotoiian Derby and Melbourne Cup doing the two tales in the fast time of 3min S&ec, carrying Bst 31bs. Lord Burghley, fall broker to Lord Maaderillo, is a great , carrying &t 71ba,In v . _..„t time on-record, Yattendoo was «»of Mr Watm'famous mare Y*tt:rba, tlbelto toTr»d««r, .MataUb&.iiS nscatorious. An inspwtioo of .tho abort record, -will jborthit LORD MANDEVILLE cornea from a fat.aad famous family of blood (took Wjg full of Waxy strain. Tirnu & U, payable by P.N. in* Fab*«mw. First-clsM puddooki with pUiity of water provided (roe for mares until taintedJfhen due notice will be given, after whieh In ni,r tilMllr mill t,„ M, n »~.J W.NEILL, » Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. IEE Thoroughbred

Treason, ByTraducer, dam Lady Jane by Riddles. worth, grand-dam Melora by Glendowor-Arab TREASON la a beautiful golden chestnut stamlmg about Bixteen bands high, with iiojueiwe bone and muscle, with very' superior vction; has a splendid constitution and agood Proper: to quiet to ride or handle. He has oved himself a Hure foal getter; liaa distiniguished himself well on the turf, having . never lost a raoe when starting for weight-for-age or welter weight for age, Ho took first prize at the Richmond Agricultural Show; Wolaon; he also took first prize at the Marlborough Agricultural Show. TRUASON is the sire of that splendid crosscountry horse Erebus, that has so well distin. pished himself, both on the flat anil over hurdles. From TREASON'S great size and splendid crossing of blood—Kiddlesworth and Traducer-he cannot fail to get good staying stock, suitable for cross-country, carriage, haoks and racehorses. TREASON; will be at the'following places during the season, weather pVrmitting i-Grev-feT^ 1 ' 1 FKIDAYB - "»"«*». SATURDAYS, and at the Iron Stables Featherston, WEDNESDAYS and THURSDAYS. TERJIS~£4 a mare, an allowance made for two or more mares, Good paddock* FREE OK CHARGi) until stinted All care, but no KSMMiDility,