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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3618, 19 September 1890, Page 4

THE DRAUGHT STALLION NIL DISPERANDUM, By No Snrrender, . WILL Stand at ownor's atables this season for n, limitod numbor of marcs only. N B—Breeders aro requestod toiapply, early, as number will be ,STRICTLY 1 LIMITED. Fedigrep cto in futuro Isauo, Par ticulara on 'application to ■ , . . , GEO W4T6OS; ;! ' ' Owner. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE, THE STALLION BARON, By Laird O'Largo. Also the Thoroughbred Stallion Dauieio'Oouuell. Apply ANGUS ERASER, rjIHE COAOIUNG STALLION " | KEMP < Will Gtand this season at the owner's paddock, Manrlcovillo. attUHDERSOff, 1013 Mauricevillo, TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. O Between FAHIATUA AND EKETAHUNA, (And Woodville if required.) TIIE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE, TREFOIL, gAY HORSE IG-2J hands high Fhdiorek—Sirs, King of Clubs; dam, . orget-me-Not (imp), by King Lud —Jlyfotis, by Newminster—Souvenir, by Chanticleer. King of Clubs by Aco of Clubs, dam Marchioness by Melbourne —Cinizolli by Touchstone. (Sco cardH.) Terms, 3 guineas per mare j two or more mnrcs as per agreement. All fees payable by P.N, at first scrvicc,.mado payable on tlio Ist January, 1891. Paddocking will be provided at is per week, Every caro taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to JOB VILE, Pahiatua Livery Stables. 1 1 'O stand this scison in tho Wairarapa x District, the thoroughbred Imported Stallion. PRAIRIE BIRD. Trairio Bird was bred by Mr Dixon Carnes, Bathurst, Prairie Bird vido New Zealand Sttul Book, Greyskin, Dam Lady Emily, Lady Emily by Will Tell, imported, dam Speck by Speculation, imp, dara - Miss Whisker by Whisker, imp, Greyskin by Yattcndon, by Sir Hercules, imp., dam Esperenco by Glnucus, Arab, imp, dam Blue Bell by Gehenna son of Rouse Emigrant, imp, dam Quadroon by Mulatto, imp., English mare. As will be'seen from tlio above pcdigrco Prairie Bird lna a grand mixture of tlio famous Touchstone, "Whalebone, Waxy and Fliilo-da-Futa bloods, Prairie Bird will travel from Masterton to Tinui. Terms-£3 per marc, ail fees to be payable on first service, by P.N., due Gth January, 1891; every caro of mares will .be taken, but no responsibility; two or more mnrcs as per agreement; groomagcfco ss, to be paid at fint service; good paddocks free of chargo until marcs are stinted, of which duo notice will bo given;2s will bo charged for. paddocking after. ". • For further particulars apply to P. CARR, le Ore Ore, s&i THE CHAMriON'THOROUGHBRED SIREOFHAWKE'SBAY, FOUL PLAY, Will stand this season at Mr Murphy's farm, Woodvillc, Foul I'lay was one of the most successful and gamcst racohorscs that ever appeared on tho Now Zealand turf, catning all kinds of weights and winning at all distances. His breeding' speaks volumes and at the prcscntday no horse in tho Aus> tralasian colonics can claim tho samo number of winning strains of blood running through his veins, His sire was tho mighty Traduccr, who commanded a hundred guineas per mare duiing his last years at tho stud, It ia an undisputed fact that no other sire has left so many illustrious offspring possessing all tho qualities of. a .thoroughbred raco horse to maintain his wonderful reputation, Foul Flay dam fancy is also well known as the matron of many first-class^inneM.;; : '' Hermit," tbo sporting writer in the Canterbuiy Woekly fresa. lvjicn writing on tho nvailoblo aires for tho season, after writing very flatteringly of Foul Play as a sire, says that ho is more liko his ef eat anccstorTraducer than any other of his stock now left. Foul Plav In Bhapo, make, and breeding, combines all that Is requisite In a siro to get first class stock anil bis performances over all distouccs and under all weights are too well known to'nccd recording-here'. Foul I'lay in constitution, one of tho greatest points to,bß looked to in a sire alter all tho work lie has'gone through' Is'- now as sound and healthy as tho day lie was foaled, . For breeding and performances of Foul Play see New Zealand Stud book and turf register. T E-R-M S, In order to make Foul Play available to all owners of brood mares it fas been decided to rcdiicoithe fee to four guineas and 5s grooms fee payable at,first service, As a further induceinc'nttoownersnochargo will be mado for paddocking, The horso and marcs will bo in charge Of Mr Morrison whose long experience of from twenty to thirty years will bo a guarantee to owners that, their interests will have the'ttthtost attention,' For further particulars apply to, JiJ. MURPHY, , THOROUGHBRED SIRE OF 1 TP SEASON. ' 1 . ! THE CHAMPION HURDLE-RACER, MASTER AGNES,. TERMS! Single Marcs, L 5 ss, Groonugo fee Cs, Two or moro marcs as per ogrcemcnt, Payment by Promissory Noto signed at first service, duo Ist January 18111, Grazing in good paddocks free until notlco afterwards Is fid per week, • Every caro taken, but no responsibility inciirrCd; ■ ;i :! ■ Matte? Ajjws will travel through the Wairarapa Dißirfei, . potico of which in future advertisement.. For further particulars apply to W E CORLETT, ■< Proprietor! ' Whi 's Lino,Carterton. ENTIRE HORSE | 11JBRO, ' 'lll trfivcljMaatortott,, Carterton', ' and surrounding -dWlriot ''this w season. , „ •Masterton,—"W. Noill s Stables every Friday and Saturday. (ireytown overy Tuesday. Remainder of week at Owners Stables, Carterton. For further particulars, pedigree, &c, Bceoiids, wheRCOCK,OiYtwr.