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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3610, 10 September 1890, Page 3

MASTERTON Agricultural & Pastoral Association, THE ANNUAL STALLION Parade TTTILTj bo hold In Messrs LOWES V? lORNS'SaIe Yards, BenallStreot, Maatortoti, on Wednesday Sept, 24,1890. COMMENCING AT 2 p.M. Entrance Fee us. ALEX, WALKER, Becrotnry. (.Si. Wairarapa and East Coast i J astorial and Agricultural Society, THE Annual Stallion Parade WILL iako place lit the paddock adjoining Taratahi saloyards on THURSDAY, 25th September, Commencing at 2 p.m. Entrance Fee, os. Stewards In attendance—Messrs J Eayner, N Grace, H Braithwoite. EDWARD DORSET,

THE CHAMPION THOROUGHBRED SIRE OF HAWKE'S BAY, JFOUIi P£.A-Y, Will stand this season at Mr Murphy's farm, "VVoodvillo. Foul Play was ono of the rnoit Buceesaful and gamest racehorses that orcr appeared on the Not Zealand turf, tarrying all kinds of weights and winning at all distances. His breeding speaks volumes and at tho present day no horse in. the Australasian colonies can claim tho sarao number of winning strains of blood running through his veins. His siro' was the mighty Traduccr, who commanded a hundred guineas per mare during his last years at the stud, It ii an undisputed fact that no other siro has left so many illustrious offspring possessing all tho qualities of a thoroughbred race horse to maintain his wonderful reputation. Foul Flay dam Fancy is also well known as the matron of many first-class winners. " Hermit," tho sporting writer in the Canterbury Weekly Press, when writing on tho available sires for tho season, after writing veij flatteringly of Foul Play as a sire, says that ho is moro liko his great ancestor Traduccr than any othor of bis stock now left, Foul Play in shapo, make, _ and brooding, combines all that is lequisite in a sire to get first class stock and bis performances over all distances and undor all weights are too well known to need recording hero, Foul Play In constitution, ono of the greatest point* to bo looked to in a sire after all tho work ho has gone through is now as solnd and healthy as tho day bo was foaled. ' For breeding and performances of Foul Play see New Zealand Stud book and turf register. TERMS. In ordor to mako Foul Play available to all owners of brood tnaics it bag been decided to reduce the fee to four guineas and 5s grooms fco payable at first service, As a further induceinenttoownorsnocbarge will be made for paddocking. The horso tnd mares wilt bo in charge of Mr Morrison whose long experience of from twenty to thirty years will bo a mranteo to owners that their Interests will have the utmost attention, For further particulars apply to J, J, MURPHY, or groom in charge • 3602 rilO stand this sewn in tho Wairaropa District, tho 'thoroughbred Imported Stallion, PRAIRIE BIRD.

Frsirio EM was bred by Mr Diion Cornet, Bathurat. Prairio liird vido Now Zealand Stud Boot, Groyakin, Dam Lady Emily,' L»dy Emily by Will Tell, imported, dam Speck by Speculation, imp, dam Misa Whisker by Whisker, .imp, Greyekln by Yattendm, by Sir, Hercules, imp., dam EBpcrenco by Glaucm, Arab, imp, dam Blue 801 l by Gchonoa eon of Rouse Emigrant, imp, dam Quadroon by Mulatto, imp., English marc. As will bo seen from the above podigrco Frairio Bird lias a mrnd miituro of the famous Touchstono, Wnalobonp, Waxy and I'bilO'ila-Futa bloods, Pfalrio Bird will travel from Masterton to Tinui, Termß-£3 per maro, all fees to bo payable on first serrics, by P.tf., duoGtb January, 1891; every earo of mates will bo taken, but no responsibility; two or; more mares as per agreement) groomaget'fee B?, to bo paid at int. sorvicoj good .psdilooke free of charge uniii mareß are etrated. of which duo notice will bo given; 2s will bo charged for paddocking after. For further particulars »PP^t« o i le Ore Ore, TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. Bofcw6Bn PAHIATUA AND EKETAHUNA. (And Wooiville if required.) THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRK, TREFOIL, gAY HORSE 16-2J bands bigb, eightyeara PEDlOlttfi-Siro, King of Clnbs; dam, Forget-mc-Not (imp), by King Lud—Myfotin, by Newminster—Souvenir, by Chanticleer. King of Clubs by Ace of Clubs, dam Marchioness by Molb ourac—Clnizelli by Touchstono. (See cards.) Terms, 3 guineas per mare; two or more mares as per agreement, All lees payable by T,N. at first service, made payable op the lit Jtauary, 1891. Taddocking will be provided at la per week, Every caro taken but no tlspowlbilily. For further particular* apply to JOB V TIO travel thla aeason in tho Walrarapa, -*• - the thoroughbred FOBESTEK Forester is a dark chestnut standing 16 hands 2 inches, siro, Purlri, dam, Gossip. Forester's performances are so woll-known to tho Wairarapa breeders that further reference is not necessary. TERMS-JSo, payable by r. K. duo Ist January 1891, two or more marcs as per agreement, Groomago feo ss. For further particular! apply to ALBERT I/YFORD, Owner, or Oroom in charge. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE, THE STALLION. BARON, By Laird O'Largo. Also tho Thoroughbred Stallion Daiiiel O'Oounell. Apply ANGUS FRABER, Homebusli. GEO. LAHGTON, AcCODNrAKI ANJj COMMISSION AdEXT.' TRADESMEN'S books, kept. .Accounts made out. Rents and dobt collected on reasonable terms, _ Enl/uiries at Mr Sage's Tent Depot will (cweattentiou,