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TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI, DERBINGEU (i).' (Brother to Brown Bess and Cartridge.) DERRINGER.-By Musket-Rosauk-Is a very handsome brown horse of great substance, and brim full of qualities. His dam Rosalie is by Patriarch (son of Yattodo!), Days of Old (imp) by Irish Birdwatcher) from Flying Doolgtand d>m of the Australian wonder Keadleap) by The Presi ieb (siro of Muscdora, dumofFnisr KiNC dual champion winner), ■ from WILHELMINA (dam of PLYING BUCK, nho champ on winner), by Romeo, via N,Z. and Australian Stud Books, DERRINGER is probably tliemost consistent performed son of MUSKET now in N.Z, (and with the exception of ARTILLERY, tho only one with tho direct cross of MUSKET and YATTENDON blood) for he won tlio Auckland Nursery Stakes, second to Welcome Jack in the Railway Hate; twico tecoml and onco third tohis stable companion THUNDERBOLT, and second for Hawke's Bay Nursery Stakes; was third in Auckland Derby won by Foul Shot, sitouylmrst second, But' the following week he had his rovengc, for lie won carrying b'st 101b in 2min JOJ seconds;second to WAITIRI in Auckland St Lcger 1J miles 132 yards, time 3min IDaccs, which is the record for a N.Z, Leger; second to VAITIRI for Hawko's Bay St Lcgcr; and second to her for the Auckland R.O, Hdop,, in which tho N,Z. RECORD was again put up; second to his stabie companion NECKLACE for tho Dunedin .T.n. ffliliiliinn .'Rinnan tliint • «»™ml ♦„ Tasm'an In thoMember's Plate, w.f.a,, 1 mile inlmin 44Jsec.,' Third to Necklace in tho Forbury Handicip one and a half miles; timo 2,42. _ Dkiirikgeh started in all 19 times, winning twice, running ten seconds, four thirds, and four times unplaced, in truth a consistent cirricr. Had he not have had the misfortune to have been owned in the same stable as Thunderbolt and NECKLACE, and tolmvcmctsuclia.womlei'os his half sister WAITIKI, he would hove been BRACKETED as oiw of MUSKET'S most brilliant sons. His sisters BROWN BESS and CARTRIDGE were both good ptrfwmors, and the latter after winuiug the Takapmra Cup was bought at a high figure by MrH. E. Beddington and taken to England, and last season mated with tho MIGHTY AYKSHIRE whoso covering fee is 200 guineas. In addition to selecting DERRINGER for his sterling performances, high class, and fashionablo breeding, his present proprietor was furthtr induced to choose him i from amount the many sires offered to him on account of his resemblance to NORDENFELDT (who was under his care while in cliar»o of Mr Hordern's stud in N.S/W.) , notaoly his closeness tothe'ground color, ■ beautiful even temper, and vigorous constitution, He has the same game, intelligent head, strong tapering arms, slioit kck, with length underneath, powerful loins, massive quarters, loose stilles, deep full gaskins running into tlr'glis clothed with muscle right down to Ins hocks. DERRLNGER, like his distinguished ' relative, is indeed a grandstamp of the power- • ful short legged Thoroughbicd, Ho is admitted by those who havo already seen liim to bo the best sire ever brought into tins district, either u t; to get racehorses, cross-country horses, or to 8 improve tho hived in general,

DERRINGER'S Slock (th* oldest nowthrec years) took Ist prize for two-year-olds, Ist ami 2nd for yearling! at the 1'.8.A. and P. Society's show hut year in tlio blood stock class. Good piddooks for marcs, every care taken -vithout responsibility. For iorms and further particulars apply to J. 0, HAYWARD, Kaiwaiwai, Fcatbcnton, f I '0 Travel this season m the Wairarapa j District the purobrcd Eraught Stallion How is the sire of some of the best draught stock seen in the distriot, very bis; prices having been offered for several of liia progeny. Hero will stand at the Prince of Wales atables, Masterton, on Mondays and Wednesdays; W. Miller's farm, Opaki, Tuesdays; JSketahuna, Thursdays and Fridays; Saturdays at Owner's stables, Carterton,

ALSO The Handsome Coaching Stallion MAZEPPA: Maaoppa is a beautiful rich roan with black points, riainc; 5 years, standing 15 hands 2in high, Mazeppa took tho Governor's Gold modal for the best coaching stallion on the ground, at the last Wellington show, also the Society's first prize. Mazoppa will'stand at Mr W, Mil's stable, Masterton, every Monday and Wednesday, Tuesday at W. Miller's farnijOjiakij Thursday and Friday at Eketahuna; Saturday at Greytown aud Carterton. ALSO Tlio purobred Clydesdale horse GLENGARRST. A bright dapple bay, stands nearly I? hands with immenso bone and muscle, fine tompor and good worker, 7 years old this season, GLHNGARRY will stand at Mr R. Buckeridge's Maryborough Hotol and travel tho surrounding distriot, For full particulars of tho above highClass horses as to podigreo, terms, etc., see cards, W, HEHCOCK, __ Owner.

rr HE Celebrated Clydesdale stallion Marquis of Salisbury By Lord Salisbury, and the thoroughbred Dilke, Siro Titikowaru, will stand in the Mastorton District this Season, further particulars and pedigree in future advertisements. ' W, B, BUICK, Burnsido,

THE Woll-known Thoroughbred Stallion Master Affiiesi Will stand this season at White's Line, part'erton, and rjilj travel to' Masterton every. Wednesday if required, Fall particulars on application to • W. E. GORLETT, Qspiior, "Wllito'a Line, Carterton^ PRELIMIJN ARY ANNOUNGEMEfIT, THE CELEBRATED DRAUGHT " STALLION NIL, DEBrEBANDUM, will be at the service of breeders {his Further particulars in future issue. ' JOMHESSEY, Owner,. Upper Plain, Usßtertja,'

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4199, 23 August 1892, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4199, 23 August 1892, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4199, 23 August 1892, Page 3

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