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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3019, 3 October 1888, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON,. 1 T W. Neill'a I'rinuo of Wales Horse A. Repository, Mnaterton, and to travel the district if aiilliciont itiducomcnt offors, tho haudsorao thoroughbred horoo Lord Mandeville. First class paddocks with plenty of water provided froo for maro auntit stinted, whoti drio notice will bo nivon, after whicli Is per week will bo oharged. Full particulars aB to t'orniß, aud tabulated pedigree can be .obtained on ap plication to W.NEiLL, * Proprietor. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO TRAVEL IN THE WAIRARAPA, TIHEPURE CLYDESDALE STALTIHEPURE I I, LION. VON, , . For full information soo futuro issue. G. WATSON, ■994 Proprietor. FOR SALE OR TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION ■ LOCH DHU, By Loch Fergus (imported) from Florence (imported). This grand colt was brod by .thcAuck' . land Stud Company jjU-JSIi, thoreforo ihroo foaling, and is i" HiV,YMlrM>ycompOtent judges to be a | splendid specimen of a draught siro, ( Loch Dlia is a dapplo bay with black p points, vory docile, leads well with any • iiorso, he has good feot, plenty of hair, l and when thoroughly furnished must be a j inagiiiKcent animal, Loch Dhu will be t shown at botli parades, and if not sulci j will bo at the service of breeders. In the [ inoanlinio Loch Dhu can bu seon at hie t nwnor's stables. a Extended pedigree in cards and future ut advertisement. 8 JOHNSTOTT, i 2GBO Brooklyne, Gladstone i TO STAND THIS SEASON g ATA. W. OAVE'S FARM, Te Or '» ix. Oro, Mnstorton, tlicThorouglibre a Horso, ; PISCATORIOUS, . j By Traducer (imp,), out of Fann; Fisher, by Fisherman (imp), out o | Coquetto (imp.} by Launcelot, winner.o l English Derby and full brother to Toucht Btonc, Tniducerby tho Libel, by Pantaloon. Tho Libel, out of Pasquonado, ful sistor to Touchstone. 1 It will be Been from the above that the stout-hearted Fisherman has been oven 4 more to tho Australian Turf thai Traducor to tho New Zealand Tho fac that Piscatorious is the only Fishermai n and Traducer nickobtainablo should b , sullioient to entitle him to the respect o. breeders. Owners of mares who aro desirous t 1 breed high priced youngstors should stic 1 ' to winning strains and put their mares t a horso bred on tho lines onPiscatorious whose breeding alone would enmman' him a big Bcason in any part of th world. In color Piscatorious is a beautiful dar ,brown, with black points, standing 1' hands 2in high, has a neat cxpressivi <$ head (nover a neater or cleaner head sc on a neck), indicative of a good tempor Hisneck is long and muscular.with wind pipe wolf detachod; his shoulders ar 10 dcop and woll laid back,and good cnougl l { for anything. He's a grand topped 'un ,[ \ TERMS.-Thoroughbred Mares Tei 1 Guineas, Half bred Mares Six Guineas p) Two or more as per agreement. Monie m payable on first service, by P,N, du * 31st December, 1888. Grass FREI j" until due notico has been given of stint 0 ing, aftor which 3s Gd per week will b tc charged, Every earn of Mares will b 1- taken, but no responsibility, Grootnagi n -Bs, to bo paid at time of service , For Particulars apply to . B, CAVE, on ,c . • A, W, CAVE. t- Woodloigh Farm, it 2048 To Ore Oro, Maatorton ' c TO STAND THIS SEASON. r- At his owner's farm, GLADSTONE ,! THE CART STALLION, 5 N U GG- ET , * VTUGOETwasbredby MrW. Fair 1M brother, of Carterton, and it ii ~ sulHeient for thuso acquainted with tin c horse and his stock to tell them tha I, NUGGET i? in good condition, nut ') sound in wind aud limb. '• To those who do not know NUGGET ( l tho very best information for them is- .. (Ist) That his stock from all classes o b mares aro Good, Useful, and SALE il ABLE at Remunerative Prices, Evcri '' Breeder knows that the country is full o '' Hacks; that for years tho pricei it obtained for them, havo not paid for tin •o grass it cost to roar them, not includini c breaking in and other expenses, On tin '■ other hand, Trap and Tram Hois i " always find' a roady nwrkot at gon ,1 prices. Such being undoubtedly thi h caso, Breeders will net increaso tin I, number of animals that do not pay, ant ! ' leave a margin, " In soliciting public patronage foi e NUGGET, his owner is convinced thai 0 Breeders will bo studying their owi n interests, for his success in oidinarj hack mares has caused his yearlings t( '• sell for more money than can bi ° obtained for good hacks ■ J NUGGET'S FEE is only FIFT} c SHILLING'S. Two or mora marcs bj s agreement; and as hn is vory sure, it ii ' equaltoaguarantoe, Every caro takoi '' but no responsibility. Grazing Is poi t week. Marcs sent for and returned l r necessary. For further particulars appl] Ii to H. S.MASON. TO STAND THI SEASON. .- (Y\M Fashionably brod Stallion I PRINCE ALBERT. 0 Who will travel through tho Wairarap 1 this Season. Prince Albert is a dapplo bay horse livo years old, stands 17 hands high a with immense bono and hair, good feet ,y and splendid action. His siro Princo o Wales, imported from Victoria, is b ™ that unprecedented horse, Cox, Princ. of Wales, acknowledged to bo tin grandest horse over brought to th . colonies, has nover been beaten on an show ground in tho world. Princ ~ Albert's dam. Diamond, was got by th.ni . famous how Lincolnshire Hero, imported by tho lato Mr G. R. Kernsido, Esq.,' Tasmania, and was shown at all tho principal allows in Tasmania, bul wis never beaten Diamond's dam, ,s Blossom, by Matchless, imported t Tasmania by J. L Fisher Esq.; is b; - Roses Lincoln, Blossom commencei ) her career as a yearling, taking lift, prizo at the Grand Northern Show, am first at Wcstbury Bamo year, and as : two year old took first prize agains 'i twelvo others in her own class, and tin > samo day took first prizo against eigh j three year olds. Was shown for tei years at all the principal shows in Tas ; mama and never Buffered defeat, am 1 was then sold for two hundred guinea, ' to go to Queensland. The above jb tho origin of Prince ) Albert, and his pedigree will show that :- there is no better blood in the colony 'i He has tho Shire Blood brought in by 1 Lincolnshire Hero, which there is so J uiueh run on in the Home Country at , the prosont time. Tho four horses j drawn first at the Glasgow Show in 1884 ■ had all, more or less, Shiro blood in | them, this showing that such sires woro , proving thoniselves, in getting stock of , the right sort, suitable for the home . market, and tho demand for oxporta--1 lion. Term9-£ i ; Groomage fee, 6s, No'guaranteo will bo acknowledged oxcapt in writing. ~,_, ■ , 2099 JMB\JOtoWB.