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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2766, 5 December 1887, Page 4

Nominated for the n air»t& a Jo Vey Club Sires' Produce Stakes, 1889. TO STAND TH >8 AT LAXG DALE, Whakeama; ' The thoouuhbred Sire Crawford Priory, Foaled 1878. . I CRAWFORD PRIORY is n ohcainut horso 1 standing sixteen hand*, with cxc ptionally good bono, substance and bcanti ul quality 110 is per oc ly q'ue-t to ri 'e or handle, and was bred by SirTnomas Uder, of tlie famouß Morphcttvillo b'U'l. >outh Australia, by Gang Forward (imported) dam Ptradventuro (imported) by Adventurer—M anganesc ylrieh Birdcatclier—Moonlicam, by Tom bov—Lunatic, by Prime Minister—Mi'iimc, by Shut'lo -Anticip ition. _ Adventurer by Newmi'ister-Palma by Emilius—Fraucosoa Newminstr, by Touchstone-Beeswing. Gang Forwa d (winn. rof the 2,000 guinea l !, 1873), by Stockwell—Lady Mary, by Orlando ■-Splitvote (liranddam of tit. Albans) by st, Luke-Elec ress.. Orlando, by Touchstone —Vulture, by Dangar, Stockwell. by'l ho Baton-Pocahontas, by Glencoe. Theßanm, by Irish Birdwatcher Echdna, by hcon>mist, Whoibirfor rucng or gtntr.il. purposes, CKAWO'D PKIORV'rf lireemng cannot be excelled, a? liis p digree contain-, tho nam * of of tlw greatest stud successes k own t> samo. lliddlo-'Wonh wai by Emilius and any of hi- descendants are highly est emi d, and jus ly so, _ their Btnuinenfifs being unii crsally admit l ed, The perusal of CR WFi RD PHIOIiY'S pedigree Ml Is t > mind the performance-of is' to her and sister. Gues work an Con ecture. The fo mtr won 8-veral god r m in he Australian Colo ies aiid at weight for age as a tinee y<-ar-old in ti< t'ha -pi"!! ltacc of 1883, got to tie tiul of \i m'lea iii the w: ndf-rf 1 ime of 5 nut.. 26 sec, ma y who wi r. preß nt averring that be actually won. the ve >iict agai' st him:'being only a».ort' he id in the grsu Commotio*'s fnvuir. Coiij- cturc. recently at Ad 1 iderausec d ie.O 0 Cup. bea ing everything aol to .erbut MaUn. Mie afurwar s " • n a ictiou. reaped one thcisa d guineas, Guwok g'ing o the same purchaser for eleven in wired guineas Po adcntur 'a four foals by Gaij» Ko ■ ward were 8 Id for two tlrusand 8 x luinfired and .hir y gu neas, an average oi o\v fix undreda' d fifty gu uea- eaci «hi h W 'ull ha>e ■■ rgely increas d had not Crawford l'rio y been «itlulrawn from comp tition according t anau.eme.iiaf the first bid and it .-iouM bo r.nietn ered that the prices were o t .ineil in oiu< of h' 1 Austialian c-lonies where ihe moui s invo ted in thoroughbred ho ses can t>c coun cd by hundreds of ihrnwi da s r ing Oiv.ni? to :n a I'ldcnt \vh n a year ing, (r.iwford I'riory was not rancd. Me was used for one season as a bii o. and his stock promise wcl 'icrmn, £5 each mire; groomago fee 4s, A r-'ducti n for two or mo e the bona fi * pr pcrty oi the sender. All fec3 to : e paid on removal of mares Giod pa dool.s rovideJ fr e till no'.icc of stihtiug ater which Is e 'Ch maro |er week wili bo charged Every circt ken but i,o rcsunnaibiliiy.' For further parfcic .1 rs app'yto MESSRS KI DiM; X CO., 2689 - Langdalo, Wliareuma.

To travel tliia Season, in the Wairarapa District, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION THE PREMIER. Bv Malton—Revoke, by Sir Hercules. (Seo N.Z. Stuil Book.) - TN again placing this well known Sire at tlio tervice of breeders of hor>e« in the Wairaraps, his owner feels convinced lie 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 £(5,000 on the turf, and last year took first and second Prizes for light-weights at both the Wairararapa, and Masterton Shows. _ ( On account of his age, his.owner feels it im-. pcrative to place a Strict Limit on the number of and would like those who intend to send any Jo him to intimate .their intention at once. He will visit CARTERTON and GREYTOWN on MONDAYS & THURSDAYS, He will bo at WAIHKNGA on TUESDAYS. He will bo at FEATHERSTON on WEDNESDAYS. He will be at MASTERTON on SATURDAYS.

Terms—4 Guineas, Single Marc, 3i guineas if two or more, Taddocking provided, if necessary, at a small charge, at fiia owners farm, Taratabi, P. F. TANCRED, owner. J, MoKAE. groom in clierge. TO STAND THIS SMSufi, AT Nei I'b Prince of Walts horse Hepo i ory, Masierton, and to travel the district if sufficient i.jducenie.it oilts.Si the haLdaoni^ihoougbiMttl^ofiifi. r^oj'dMaudeviil^v LORi) MAiNDKVIM.K ii a darki . with i lack points, stands 15 h nds 3 inches, his win o contour beiun very h ilidaoine, has a neat expressive head, ; house s .eepand we.l lai l wet, and god ouough for anything. \ a t ndon (s ro of lor i Jlaudevillc) is the giro of the famo s Giatid F1 ueur, who wus the best 3-year-old p iformer mi the >u - tralian turi, never h vl been bea enin aijy rce lie started for wi u.iir m 1880 ti.u Vicioriau Derby, S . Leg r, the ileiiiounie Cup. Australian JC. Derby an I Ciiainj i n Ita e, Yatundon is tils ■ Uio ai.e «n IVer er (who in his turn slid Fir. t Chester; wh* alsu he Victo inn Derby n.l .uel ourne Cuj. doing th • two mi es in the aat tim of Jiuiin 32sec, i arising 8a- 31b'. L id hwghluy, fu| ro i.er to Lo d Maml. viiie, is * Kftat, prf rm-r on lie turf; iiu vmi the Wmga Wa.ga Cup,- 2 iniios cavryiug bs (lbs, iu the fastet >iine on lecord, Yatte: don wa.Birt)"f Mr a atcis' fain .;s mare Yatt rina whoaiti-r her vi - ories on the turf adaeil fr.rh lames t" her name b, prdueing Lineller toTr.tlucer, Match ock Fi.sihi r, and Musketeer io M wket, and Ki'igtish (who ha» just won iho bawkesouiy Guineas) to PiiicutorioUE. An iusyecton of the above recrd will show that LOUD MANDIiV'ILL.. comes from a f.>st and famous famil, of olood stuck being full of waxy B.rain. Terms £5 ss. p.y ii.le by P.N due February lßt, 1808 j groomage ss. p yablo nil fira* s rviee. First-class pid .outs with ple.,ty o. wa'er piovided iree mare.i un il stinted when nue noti e will be given, aft. r winch Is p.r week wili be charged Fuil prticulars and tabulated pedigroe can bt) obtaiued on application to W.KEILL, 2782 Pr irietov

TO TRAVEL THIS SISASUiN, rjIHE Thoroughbred Horso " Treason, By Traducer, dam Lady Jane by Riddlesworth, giwd-dain Melora by Ulendoweiv-Arab TREASON is 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 j has distinguished himself well on the having otfer lost a race when starting for weight-fur-nge or welter weight for age. He toolt lirat prize at tho Kichmond Agricultural Show, .Nelson j he also took first prize at tho Marlborough Agricultural Show, TKKASON is the sire of that splendid crosscountry hobo. Erebus, that has eo well distinguished hi'inself, both on the flat and over hurdles. From TRBASUN'S great size and splendid crossing of blood—KiddleßWortJi and Traducer-ht cannot fail to get good staying stock, suitable for cross-country, carriage ' acka and racehorses.

TKEASON will bo at ' he following places during the season, weather permittingGreytown and Carterton FItIDAYS, Musterton, SAi'UUDAYS, . Waihenga, TUESDAYS, and at the Iron Stables, Featheraton, WED NESIMYS and THUItSDAYS. TEKMS-i'4 a mare, an allowance made for wo or more mares, Good paddocks FREE 01? CHARGE until stinted.- All care, but no responsibility jjiWi) - 'IEO. FRKKTH. TO STAND THIS SKASUA LN-'i'tiE WAIRARAPA DISTRICT, • tho purfl'bred Clydesdale Stallion puumiuu. By Lord Salisbury-Minnie (imported). TbKMS £3 3s pw warn; Uroumage Fee fis. For fuiihor particulars bud' Cards; or W. HOBSON," Grvuw itt Charge