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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3016, 29 September 1888, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON. ' T W. Neill'a i'rinco of .Wales Horse L ■;.. Depository, Mastftton,' and to travel the district if sulficiont inducement oiTors,.the handsome thoroughbred Vorso '.■■':' Lord Mandeville. First class paddocks'with plenty'of water provided free for inaro Buntil stinted, when due notice will be t;iven, aftur which Is per week will bo charged. Full particulars as to term's, hud; tab' ulated pedigreo can bo obtained oii; ap plication to. - W.NEILL, Proprietor,

FKELIMINARY NOTICE, . TO TRAVEL IN THE WAIRARAPA, THE PURE CLYDESDALE STALLION. VON. For full information boo future issue. G, WATSON, 2994 ' • , ...;.!;Proprietor. FOR SALE OR TO STAND THIS SEA- , BON, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION LOCH DHU, i By Loch Fergus (imported) from FlorI , • enco (imported). I This grand colt was bred by the Auckr land Stud Company in 1885, therefore . ihrco years old this foaling, and is j admitted by competent judges to bo a 1 splendid specimen of a draught tiro, , Loch Dhu is a dapplo bay with black , points, very docile, leads welhvitli any ; horse, he has good feet, plenty of hair, t and when thoroughly furnished must be a J magnificent animal. Loch Dim will be t shown nt both parades, and if not suld ut will bo at the service of breeders. In the 1 meantime Loch Dim can bo Boon at his ;, ownor'B stables. 6 Extended pedigree in cards and future, o advertisement. • JOHN STOTT, i 2CBO Brooklyne, Gladstone., t, [ TO STAND THIS SEASON ! ATA. W. CAVE'S FARM, To Ore I I\_ Oro, Masterton, tho Thoroughbred | » Horso, 'e PISCATOKIOUS, J By Traducer (imp.), out of Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman (imp), out of !• Coquette (imp.) by Launcelot, winner of k English Derby and full brother to Touch- . stone. Traducer by tho Libel, by Panta■a loon. Tho Libel, out of Pasquonade, full sister to Tiiuchstone. (I J It will be seen from tho nbovo that tho I stout-hearted Fisherman haß been oven moro to the Australian Turf than ' Traducer to the Now Zealand The fact that Fiscaturiouß is tho only Fisherman and Traducer ni-kobtainablo should be ; sufficient to entitle him to the reapect of breeders, ' Owners of mares who aro desirous to * breed high priced youngsters should stick " to winning strains and put their maros to a horse bred on the lines onPiscatorious, whose breeding alone would command him a big season in any part of the world.

In color Piscatonous is a beautiful dark brown, with black points, standing lli hands 2in high, has n neat oxpressive head (never a neater or cleaner head set on a neck), indicative of a good temper. Uiancok is long and muscular.with windpipe well detached; hi? shoulders aro deop and well laid back.and good enough for anything. He's a grand topped 'un. TERMS.—Thoroughbred Mares Ton Guineas, Half bred Mares Six Guineas. Two or more as per agreement. Monies payable on first seryico, by P,N, duo 31st December, 1888. Graisa FREiU until duenotico has been given of stinting, after which Us Od por week will be charged. Every earn of Mares will be taken, but no responsibility, Groomago -ss, to bo paid at.timo of service. For Particulars apply to B. OAVE, OR A. W. OAVE. Woodloigh Farm, 2948 To Oro Oro, Mastorton.

TO STAND THIS SEASON. At his owner's farm, GLADSTONE, THE CAET STALLION, NUGGET. VTUGGET was bred by Mr W. FairJJ\ brother, of Carterton, and it is sufficient for those acquainted with the horse and his'stock to toll them that NUGGET is in ?ood condition, and sound in wind and limb. To those who do not know NUGGET, the very best information for them is—(lst) That his stock from all classes ot mares aro Good, Useful, and SALEABLE at Remunerative Prices. Every Breedor knows that tho country is full of Hackß; that for years .tho prices obtained for them, have not paid for the irraaa it cost to reiv them, nut including breaking in and other expenses. On the other hand, Trap and Tram Hors ut always find a ready market at goo prices, Such being undoubtedly tho case, Breeders will net increase .the number of animals that do not pay, and leave a margin. In soliciting public patronage for NUGGET, hits owner is convinced that Breeders will ho studying tlieirown interests, for his success in ordinary hackmaros has caused his yearlings to soil for mora money than cau bo obtained for good hacks NUGOET'H FEE is only FIFTY SHILLINGS. Two or moro mares by agreement i and as he is vory sure, it is equal to a guarantee, Evory caro taken but no responsibility. Grazing Is per week. Maresseut for and returned if nuuessary. For further particulars apply to H,S, MASON, 2980 Gladstone TO STAND THI SEASON, mHE Fashionably bred Stallion , PRINCE ALBERT, . Who will travel through cho "\Vairarap a 'thin Season.

Priuco Albort is a dapple bay horso, five yoars old, Btands 17 hands high, with immense bone and hair, good feet and splendid action. His siro Prince of Wales, imported from Victoria, is by that unprecedented horso, Cox, Prince of Wales, acknowledged to bo the grandest horso over brought to the eclonies, hns never beon beaten on any show ground in tlio world. Priuco Albert's dam, Diamond, was got by that famous lionw Lincolnshire- ilero, imported by tho late Mr G. R. Kernsido, Esq., Tasmania, and was shown at all tho principal shows in Tasmania, but was norer beaten Diamond's dam, Blossom, by Matchless, imported to Tasmania by J, L Fisher Esq., is by Roses Lincoln. Blossom commenced her career as a yearling, taking first prize at the Grand Northern Show, and first at Wcßtbury same year, and aa a two year old took first, prize against twolvo others in her own class, and tho same day took first prizo against, eight thrco year olds. ' Was shown for ten years at all the principal bliowb in Tasmania and never Buffered defeat,'and was then sold for two hundred guineas to go to Queensland. Tho above is tho origin,of Prince Albert, and his pedigree will show that there is uo better blood in the colony. Ho has the Shire Blood brought in by Lincolnshire Hero, which there is so inuehrun on in the Homo Country |at the present time. The four horses drawn first at the Glasgow Show in 1884 had all, more or less, .Shire blood in thorn, this showing thab.auch sires wro provingthomselves,-. in getting- Btock of the.right sort;; suitable; for the : .home market, and,the demand for exportation.; v,. v , ''■■■■ :'.;Vc?'l; v -f ■■'■■:*■■■■

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