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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4201, 25 August 1892, Page 3

GENERAL.' 1 T REMINGTON. [0 Stand this season at Papawai; the well-known aire REMINGTON TERMS—Single mares: 5 guinuan each. Two ot more mares the bona-fide property of the sender at reduced prides Good paddocking provided for mares without charge till notice for removal is given. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For tabulated pedigree or other parti, culars apply to rpOTravel this season m theWairarapi District the purebred Lraugbt Stallion HERO, Hero is tho sire of some of the best draught stock seen in the distriot, very 0i his progeny, Hero will stand at the Prince of Wales stables, Mastorton, on Mondays and Wednesdays ; W, Miller's farm, Opaki, Tuesdays j Eketahuna, Thursdays and Fridays; Saturdaya at Owner's stables, Carterton, ALSO The Handßomo Coaching Stallion MAZEPPAi is a beautiful rich roan with blaok points, rising 5 years, standing IB hands 2iu high. took the Governor's Gold medal for tho best coaching stallion on the ground, at the last Wellington show, also tho Society's first prize. Mazeppa will stand atMrW, Neill's stables, Masterton, every Monday and Wednesday j Tuesday at W. Miller's farm;Opaki; Thursday and Jriday at Eketahuna; Saturday at Greytown and Carterton,

AISO The purebred Clydesdale horse GLEN GARR Y. A bright dapple bay, stands nearly 17 lmnda with immense bone and muscle, fine temper and good worker, 7 years old this season, GLENGARRY will Stand at Mr U. Buckeridgo'B Martinborough Hotel and travel the surrounding distriot. For full particulars of the above biqholaaa horses as to pedigree, terms, etc., sou cardsW, HEHCOOK, Owner, TIHE Well-known Thoroughbred Stallion Master Agnes Will stand this season at White's Lino, Carterton, and will travel to Masterton overy Wednesday if required, Full particulars on application to W. E, COKLETT, Owner, Whito's Line, Carterton,

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. fIIHE CELEBRATED DRAUGHT JL STALLION NIL DESrBRANDUM, will be at the service of broedors this Further particulars in future issue, JOHN HESSEY, Owner, Upper Plain, Mueterton. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAITO, DERRFNGEK (4), (Brother to Brow Bcas and Cirtridgo.)

DERRINGER.—By Mcsket-Rosalie-Is a very handsome brown horce of great substance, and brim full of qualities. His dam Rosalie is by Patriarch (son of Yattendon, Days of Old (imp) by Irish Birdcatcber) from Dying Doo (grand d.tm'of tho Australian wonder Readleap) by Tut Phemiek (siro of Mischief, dam of First Kiko dual champion winner), from WILHELMINA (dam of FLYING BUCK, oiso clmmpon winnor), by Romeo, via N,Z, and Australian Stud Books, DERRINGER is probably tbomost consistent performed son of MUSKET now in N.Z. (and with the exception of ARTILLERY, the only ono with tho direct cross of MUSKET and YATTENDON blood) for ho won tho Auckland Nursery States, second to Welcome Jack In the Railway Plate: twico tocond and onco thirdtoliia stable companion THUNDERBOLT, and second for Hawke's Bay Nm-Bcry Stakes i ws third in Auckland Derby won by Foul Shot, Stonyhurst second, But tho following week ho had his rovenje, for ho won the Biro's Produce Stakes one and o half miles carrying Bst 101b in 2niin 40J seconds; sccogd to WAITIRI In Auckland St Lijtr 1$ miles 13? Jards, timo3miril9sccs : , which is'tho re: co'rdfouN.Z. Eegor; seconjl to fof' Hawke's Bay'St Lker j and second to her loi- tlicAuckland R.O. IJdcp., in which the K.RECORD'waa ogam put up; second to his atnliio companion NECKLACE for the Dunedin J. 0, Handicap, Tasman third; Becond to Tasman in tlio Member's Plato, w.f.a,, 1 mllo in lmin 44Jsec, Third to Necklace in tho Fcrbury Haudiotp ono and a half miles j timo 2.42, Derringer started in all 19 times, winning twico, running ten seconds, four thirds, and four times unplaced, in truth a consistent carrier, Had he not huve tyid {lijj misfortune to bavo been own'ed In tho r'ume stablo aßTHraDEiipp^and NECKLACE, and to hafottet'such « wonder as bis half sister WiillTlßl, ho would bavo been BRACKETED an one of MUSKET'S most brilliant sons. His sisters BROWN BESS and CARTRIDGE were both good performers, and the latter after winning the Takapuna Cup was bought at a high figure by Mr H, E, Bcddmgton and taken toEngland, and last season mated wjshthji MIGHTY AYRSHIRE whoso f6y.ei'jng 'feols 25Pg|ineat,' IniiJditifW to selecting PER-. lUNGER lor bis sterlfe performances, high plosst, and fasliionablo breeding, bis present proprietor was further Induced to choose him from amongst t]ie many hires gflerod to him on apegunt of his rec?mb!aM<> tq NORDENTCPT (who wis pder his care while In sliarso "f Mr Hordetn's stud in N.S.W.) notaoly liis closeness to the Ground, color, beautiful oven temper, and vigorous constitution, Ho has the samogamc. intelligent head, strong tapering arms, slioit back, with length underneath, powerful loins, massive quarters, loose stifles, deep full gaskins running into thighs clothed with musplo right down to his hocks. DERRINGER, like bis distinguished relative, is Indeed a grandstamp of tho powerful short legged Thoroughbred. He is admitted by thoso who bavo already Been him to bo tho best siro over brought into this distriot, either to get racehorses, cross-country borers, of to improve tho breed in general, ■ ; •»'*•* n ; > DERRINGER'S Stock (iht> oldest now three years) took Ist prizo foi-.two-year-olflg, Ist abd 2nd' for yeariiogs at the P.B.A, and P, : Society's show last year in thi blood stofk class, '■ Good piddootai for mares, mm ppti taken-»ithout responsibility. "Eor' terms ar\d further particulars apply to ■. l; 1 • • 1 J; 0; HAYWARD, Kaiwaiwai, Festhwton,