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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2733, 25 October 1887, Page 4

feiim(vdfn-{;h" ,v r. ; iv.:r. ;',,-•; \«y ij..ii i'mduoo Stakes, .1889. TO STAND THIS SE\SON, d 8& AT LANGDALK, [.Whakeama, [ The thoroughbred Sire Crawford Priory, Foaled: 1878, CRiWFORD PRIORY is a chestnut horse standing sixteen hands, with exceptionally good lone, substance and beautiful quality lie is |jer eeily quiet to rile or handle, and was bred by Sir Thomas H ldtr, of the f aiuouß Morphetlvillc stud, Australia, by Gang Forward (imported) ■ dam Peradventure (imported) by Adventurer-Manganese, by Irish Birdcatcher-Mowlieam, by Tom-boy-Lunatic, by Prime Minister—Mcninc, by Simt lo -Anticipation. Adventurer by Newiui-ißter-Palma by Emiliuß—Franceaoa. Newu.iiist.r, by Tonclvstoiio-Beeping Gang For'waid (whim rof the 2,000 guinea l !, 1873), by Stockwell—Lady Mary, by Orlando --Splitvote(cranddaroof St. Sloans) by St. luko-Bleoiress. Orlando, by Touchstone —Vulture, by Dangar. Stockwell. by'(he Baron-Pocahontas, liy Glencoe. The Baron, by Irish Birdcatcher-Echidna, by iiconomist. Who-her for rnong or -general pur. poses, CRAtfFOM) PhIOBWS breeding cannot be excelled, as his pedigree containthe names of most of the greatest stud successes ki;Own to tamo, lliddlesworlh was by Emilius, and any of his descendants are highly esteemed, and jus ly so, _ their genuineness being universally admitted, The perusal of ■ CBAWFoRD PUIOBY-'S pedigree calls ti mind the performances of his l,ro!her and sister, Giics-work anil Con iecture. The former won Bweral gi'od races in ha Australian Colonies, and at weight for age as a thtee year-old in Vie Champion i Race of 1883,' got to the end Of 3 miles in the wimderfisl'iime of 5 rain, 26 sec, ma-iy who were present averring that he actually won, the verdict agair'st him -being' only a abort heid in the great. Commotion's favour. Conjecture recently at Ad.Lide ran sec>.nd for the ±'2.000 Cup, beating everything

opposed to her but Malta. She afterwards, at anctiou. realised one'thousand guineas, Guesswork going to the same purchaser for eleven hundred guinea l ), Peradventure'B four foals by Gang For-, ward were sold for two thousand six hundred and thirty gumeaß, an average of oyer six i.undred and fifty guineas each which would have been largely increased had not Crawford Frio y been withdrawn from com-p-tition according t > arrangement after the first bid, and it should be rtmembtred that the*e prices, were obtained in one of the Autralian o.ilouiea where the monies inwted in thoroughbred hn tea can be ooanud by hundreds of thousands spring. Owing to an.accident Crawford Priory was not iraned. He waß osed for one season as a sire, and bis stock 'lerms, £5 each mare j groomage fee. 4b, A reduction for two or more, the bona fide property o( the Bender. All fees to lie paid on removal of mares. Good paddocks provided free till notice of stinting. aLer which Is each mare per week will be charged. Every care t iken, but no resoonsibility, For further particulars app'y to MESSRS EUiittioi CO.. 2W9 Langdnle, Wiaresnw. To travel this Season, in the Wauwpa District, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION THE PREMIER. By M»ltoa—Revolt*, by Sir Herculef. (Sea N.Z. Stud Book,) IN ag&in placing this well known-Sire at the service of breeders of horses in the Wairaiapa, Lis owner feels convinced he is doing a public service, either for improving the breed of hackney's or for racing purposes. With the limited opportunities, his stock have already won over £6,001 on tho turf, and last year took first and second Prizeß for light-.weights at both the Wairatarapa and Masterton Shows, On account of hiß age, his owner feels it imperative to place a Strict Limit on the number of Marcs, and would like those who intend to ecud any to him to intimate their intention at K will visit CARTERTON and GRKYTOWN on MONDAY'S k THURSDAYS, will be atWAIHEiVGA on TUESDAYS, He will be at FEATHERSTON bri WEDNES-

DAYS. Ho will be Bt MABTBRTON ou SATURDAYS.' '.._/' Terms—l Guineas, Single Marc, 3J guinea*) If two or more, Paddocking provided, if necesattry, at a small charge, at Lis owners farm, Taratahi, P. F. TANCRED, owner. J.' McRAE. groom in charge. TO STAND THIS StiASUN, A TNeill'a Prince-of-Wales Horse Repoi'ory, Masierton, and to travel the distnct if, sufficient inducement offers, the htuidsonu tho oughlVred horse Lord MimUeville, LOBO 'MANDEVIuLK is a dark biy with black points, stands 15 h nds 3 tucks, his who.e contour bctai; very handsome, has a neat expressive head,, thoulde-'is deep and well laid back, and good enough for anything. Yaitendcn (sire of.l/»rrl Mandeville) is the tire of the famonsGitod Flaneur, who was tbabest 3-yesr-old ptrformM on the Australian turf, never having bun beaUn in any bee he startad In, . m Ling in 1860 the Tietoriun DerbjiUt. Leget) the Melbourne Cup, Australian J;C. Derby and Champion Race. Yatun&m ia'mls» the sire of Cbener (who in his turii «htd First Chester) who alto .he Victo ian Derby and .uekournt Cup 'doing the two raies in the mt time of 3min ~?&«, carrying Bst 31bs. Ltd Burgkley, ' lull wo her to Lord Maudeyiiie, is a great .:ti'rfrmer ou tbitiirf.; be* won the Wajga WaggaCup, Jmilw,-'.c.Bhyin«.BK 71bs, in the fastest time on 'rtoord, Yattettdon was aire uf. Mr U ateri' fammt mare Yatt rina, who after her viwriee turf added .fresh lautes to her name by producing libeller to Traduccr, Mat'ehiock. Fusilier, and Musketeer to M iskflt,«jd.Kiiigfi»h (who has just won the Hawkeibuty Guin««)to Piscatorious. ' As inspection of the above record will ihow that LORD MANDKVILLi'. cornea from a fast and famous famili of blood stock being full of Waxy strain. Terms £5 sb, payable,by P.N, due February Ist, 1888; groo'mage 6a. p.yabl« on firs;, B.rvice. First««laßS'B.id(ibiii.i with plenty or water provided tree tor mares tin'il stinted when due notwe will be given, afw which U per week-will be charged;' Full particulars and wbulated pedigree cau be obtaiued'ou application to W.NEILL, 2782 ■• ■ . Proprietor. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, Thoroughbred Horse Treason, y Traduccr, dam" Lady Jane by Riddlesworth, gi anil-dam Melura by Gle&dower—Arab TREASON is a beautiful golden chestnut,

standing about sixteeu hands high, with immense bone and muscle, with veiy superior action ; has a splendid constitution and a good temper; is quiet to ride or handle. Helms proved himself a sure foal getter; has distin* •-inguished himself well.on'the turf, having ne?er lost a race when starting for weight-for-age or welter weight for" ago. He took first prize at the Richmond Agricultural Show, Kelson; he also took first prize at the Marlborough Agricultural Show, t , TREASON is the sire of tltat splendid crosscountry 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—lliddlesworth and '< Tiwlttcer—he cannot fail to get. good staying stock, suitable for cross-country, carriage, hacks 6&d ■• ... . TREASON will be at..the following places during the season,-weather pWrnitting:—Greytown and Oartertou I'KiDAYs, Mastcrton, SATURDAYS, Waihenga, and at the Iron Stables, I'Vatlierston, WED NEBDAYS and THUKSDAm TERMS-i'4 a iuurc; :; an for wo or more mares, Uood paddock* FREE or CHARGE until ntuikl, All cute, but no jfluouibiMy, m - 380, FREETH.