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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2754, 19 November 1887, Page 4

Nominated 1 I Hith n ■■■ «y v I-b fins ' US ! ; Til -S M'IASJK, AT LANG .ML. a, WHAHKIMA, Tlip Itio: oii ihbvi'il iSiro . (Jrinviorc.s Prior v, »' Fouled 1878. 1 1 0 CRAWFORD PRIORY isach-s'nulliorso o standing sixteen hands, with exceptionally t good bono, substauce and beauti iil ijualitjr ® I II He is perfectly q'liet to ri'le or liaiitllo, and was bred by Sir Thomas I'.ldtr, of the famous Morphettvilhi sii'l, With Australia, byGang Forward (imported)-dam Peradventare (imported)by Adventurer—Manganese, by Irish Birdealcher-Moonbeam, by Tom boy—Lunatic, by Prime Minister —Maniac, by Shuttle--Antiei[) .tiuii Adventurer by Newminatpr—Pftlm.i by Einilins—Francesca. Newminsti-r, by Touchstone-Beeswing Gang Forwa d (winivrof the 2,000 gniuea'i, 1873), by Stockwell—Lady Alary, by Orlando --Splitvote (granddam oi St, Albans) by Sc. Lukc-Elcc'ress. Oihnrlo, by touchstone —Vulture, by Dangar. Stockwell, by'J he Baron-Pocahontas, by Gloncoe. The Baron, by Irish Birdcatchcr-Echidna, by Economist. Whnthor for rac : ng or general purposes, PRIORY'S breeding cannot be excelled, as his pedigree containthe names of most of the greatest stud successes known to fame. Hiddleswoiih was by Emilius, and any of his dis it'iiilants aro highly esteemed, and jus ly so, _ their genuineness being universally admitted. The perusal of CRAWFORD PRIORY'S pedigree calls to mind tlio performances of nis brother and sister, Guesswork and Con jecture. The former won several good races in tho Australian Colonies, and at weight for age as a tinee year-old in t'ie Champion Bace 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 Adelaide ran secoi A for the £2,000 Cup, beating everything opposed to her but Malta. She afterwards, at auction, realised one thousand guinea l ). Guesswork going to the same purchaser fur eleven hrndred guineas. Peradventure's four foals by Gang Forward were sold for two thousand six huhdrcd and thiroy guineas, an average of oyer six hundred and fifty guineas each which would have been Irrgely increased had not Crawford Prio'y been withdrawn from competition according 11 arrangement after the iirst bid, and it should bo remembered that these prices were obtained in one of the Australian colonics where the monies invested in thoroughbred ho'ses can be counted by hundreds of thousands sterling. Owing to an accident wh"n a yearling, Crawford Triory was not'rancd. He was used for one season as a site, and his stock promise well. Terms, i! 5 each innra; groomagc fee, 4s, A reduction for two or move, the bona fide property of the sender. All fees to be paid on removal of mares Gcod pa-Mocks provided free till noiice of stinting, alter which Is each mare per week will be charged. Every care tiken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to MESSRS Ef.Dlilt i CO., 2089 Lsngda'e, Whareama. To travel this Season, in t|ie Wairarapa District, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION THE PREMIER. By Malton—Revoke, by Sir Hercules, (See N.Z, Stud Book.) IN again placing this well known Sue at the service of breeder) of hones in the Wairarapa, his owner feels convinced lie is doing a public service, cither for improving the breed of backuey's or for racing purposes, AVith the limited opportunities, his stock have already won over £O,OOO on the turf, and last year took first and second Prizes for light-weights at both the Wairararapa and Mastcrtun Shows, On account of his age, his owner feels it imperative to place a Strict Limit on the number of Mares, and >vould like those who intend to seud any to him to intimate their intention at once. { will visit CARTERTON ami GREYTOWN on MONDAYS k THURSDAYS, will be at WAIHENGA on TUESDAYS, c will be at FEATHERS'I'ON on WEDNESDAYS. ,vill be at MAS'I'ERTON on SATURDAYS. Terms—4 Guineas, Single Mare, 3!r guineas if two or-more. l'addocking provided, if necessary, at a small charge, at his owners farm, Taratahi, I'. F. TANCRED, owner. J. McRAE. groom in charge, TO'STAND THJ.S SEASON, AT Neid's Prince of Wales Horse Repository, Masterton, and to travel the district if sufficient inducement offers, the hfludsome tho oughbred horse Lord Mandeville, LORD MANDEVILLE is a dark toy with black points, stands 15 h inds 3 inches, his whole contour being very handsome, has a neat expressive head, ihouldera deep and well laid back, and good enough for anything. Yattendon (sire of 1 .ord Mandeville) is the sire of the famous Giand Flaneur, who was the best .ryear-old performer oil the Australian turf, never having been beaten in any race he started for, wining in 1880 the Victorian Derby, St. Leger, the Melbourne Cup, Australian J.C. Derby and Champion Eace. Yattendon is also the siie of Cherior (who in his turn sired First Chester) who also ihe Victorian Derby and Melbourne Cup doing the two miies in the fast tiiso of 3min 32sec, carrying Bst 31bs. L.rd Burghley, full bro.her to Lord Mandeville, is a great performer on the turf; he w»n the Wiuga Wagga Cup, 2 inilei, carrying Bst 71bs, in thefostcst time on record, Yattendon was sire of Mr Waters'fam.ms mare Yatta'ina, who after her victories on tho turf added fresh lauieiß to her name by producing Libeller to'Traducer, Matchlock, Fusilier, and Miißketcer to M lsket, and Kingfish (who has just won the Uawkcsbiuy Guineas) to Piscatorious, An inspection of the above record will show that LORD MANDEVILLE comes from a fast and famous family of blood stock being full of Waxy strain, Terms £5 ss, payable by I'.N. due February Ist, 1888; groomage ss, payable on first Bti'vice, First-class paddocks with plenty of water provided free for marcs unril stiutcd when due noti.e will be given, afur which Is per week will be charged Full particulars and tabulated pedigree can be obtained on apmicaliun tu ; " W.NiilLf;, 2782 Proprietor. TO f£|HE Thoroughbred Horse Treason* yTrathcer, dam Lady Jane by Riddlesth, guaJ-ditm Melora by Gler.duwor—Arab

TREASON is a beautiful golden chestnut, muling about sixteen bauds high, with nimense bone anil muscle, vvitli very superior lotion ; lias a splendid constitution and a good temper; is quiet to ride or handle, lie las proved himself a sure foal getter; has distiu•inguished himself well on the turf, having iicer lost a race when stinting for weight-fur-age or welter weight for ago. lie took first prize at the Richmond Agricultural Show, Nelson; lie als'j took first prize at the Marlborough Agricultural Sliov. TKIiASOiN is the sire of that splendid cross-count!)-Horn Erebus, that has so well diatingu oMrii Himself, buth on the flat and over wiilies. Krom 'L'ItIiASUM'S great size and spl.H Ml cr.-iing 1.1 do.al—liiddieswortli and ■■ -|,i- rttiiu&fcfoil to get good staying stua., ai,wiiii'i for ciuM-country, carriage '-acks and raeenorses. TKIiAKOM will be at lie following places ten. tiii' .KMfih, weather permitting Grey-.".i.utri'.-rtw ITiii)AV.-i, Masterton, iVH m inu bkh'ut, Fi'iiiiierston, WED •;»,! TiIUiWUAVa r ; NiiK, iiu allou-niico made for (i H ;r-.v is, [!•;' i..:?>.■ ;'<dd'.d-i Flil'lE OK (i.Ail c.;re, but no /t*~ I■ <.*• i ' ;K(). i'liWiTH. mo Vdi.-J .MvAhO:\ IN THE JL WAVKAiUiVi 1 siSTiiiU I', the lture-breu CiydeadaU .Slaibm J'.y I.oid S:ilisliury-Miiinio (imported). 'fi;iisi.s;--£3 3s pprmaro; (iroomnge >V.« i*s. t'«r further pattatii.-'n sue Cauls, w W, HOIiSON, Groom in Charge,