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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4202, 26 August 1892, Page 3

GENERAL. REMINGTON. TERMS—Singlo mures 5 guineas each, Two or more mares the binm-fide property of thosendor at reduced pimes. Gi'od paddocking provided for marea without charge till notice for remopal is given. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For tabulated pedigree or other parti, oiilars apply to I E. Tilson, Papawai, \ ok J- Owners A. R, Macparlasb, Greytown J • ■ r I <0 Tiatrel this season In the Wairarap* ] District the purebred Draught Stallion Hero istho sire of some of the best] draught stock seen in the district, very bia prices having been offered for several o. his progeny. Hero will stand at the Prince of Walos stables, Masterton, on Mondays and Wednesdays; W. Miller's farm, Opaki, Tuesdays; Kke'tahuna, Thursdays aiid Fridays; Saturdays at' Ownert stables, Oartertom ALSO The flandsomo Coaching Stallion MAZiBPPAi

Mazeppa is a beautiful rich roan with black points, rising 5 years, standing IB hands 2in high. Mazeppa took tho Governor's Gold medal For the best coaching stallion on the ground, at tho last Wellington show, also the Society's first prize, Mazeppa will stand at Mr W. Noill's stabtas, Masterton, ovory Monday and Wednesday; Tuesday at W. Miller's faruij Opaki; Thursday and Friday at Eketahuna j Saturday at Greytown and Carterton, Tho purobrod Clydesdale horse . GLENGAKEV. A bright dapple bay, stands nearly 17 hands with immenso bone and muscle, fine temper and good worker, 7 years old this season, GLENGARRY will stand at Mr 11. Buckertigo's Martinborough Hotol and travel tho surrouoding district. For full particulars of tho above higholass horßes as to pedigree, terras, etc., see cards. W.HEKCOCK,

ri'lHE Well-known. Thoroughbred 1 Stallum Master Agnes Will stand this season at. White's Line, Carterton, and will travel to Maaterbou every "Wednesday if reqwredy .. . Fall particulars on application to W. E. CORLETT, . ''' Owner,' White's Line, Carterton,

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE CELEBRATED DRAUGHT STALLION NIL, DESrERANDUM, will be at the sorvice of brooders this Further particulars in future issue, JOHN HESSEY, Owner, Upper Plain, Masterton. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI, .' derrFngek [by (Brother to Brown Bess and Cartridge) DERRINGER,-By Mi'sket-Rosahb-Ib a very handsome brown horse of great substance, and brim full of qualities. His dam Rosalie is by Patmamh (son of Yattbkmw, Days of Old (imp) by Irish Birdcatchcr) from Flying Doefgtand d»m of the Australian.-wonder Readleap) by The PREMiEii(siro of Mischief, damofFinsT ICjng dual' champion winner), from WILHELMINA (dam of FLYING BUCK, also oliamp'on winner), by Romeo, via N.Z. and Australian Stud Books. DERRINGER is probably themost consistent performed bob of MUSKET now in N.Z. (and with tho exception of ARTILLERY, the only ono with the direct cross of MUSKET and YATTEND.ON'blood)for'lie wonitho Aiie'ii land Nursery Stakes, ciecon^. to -'Welcoipne Jack in tho Railway Plato; twice second, and oncothirdtohis stable companion THUNDERBOLT, and second for r Hawke's Bay.Nursery Stakes; was third in Auckland Derby won bv Foul Shot, 1 Stpnyhurst second, But tho fob lowing week bo had his revenge, ,for; ho won the Siro's Produce Stakes ono and a half miles carryingßst 101 bin 2min 40J seconds;second to WAITIRI to Auckland St Leger 1J miles 132 yards, time 3min 19secs, which is the record fm a N.Z. Leger; second to WAITIRI for Hawke's Bay St Leger; and second to her for theAuokland R.O. Hdop., in whioh. tho N.Z-.RECORD was. again put up; second to hii statye companion NECKLACE for tho Dunedin J. 0, Handicap, Tasman third j second to Tasman in tho Momber's Plate, w.f.a,, 1 mile inlmin.44Jscc. Third, to Neoklace in the Forbury Handiosp ono and a half miles; Mmo 2,42. Demuxgeb started in all 10 times, winning twice, running ton seconds, feur thirds, and four times .unplaced, in truth a consistent panier,' Had he not havo had tho jnisfortune to havo been owned in the same siableasTaranEHßOLTandNEOKLAOE.and to have met buoli a wonder as his half sister WAITIRI, he would have been BRACKETED m one of MUSKET'S most brilliant sons. His Bisters' BROWN BESS and OARTRIDGE wore both good performers, and the latter after winning the Takapuna Cup was bought at a high figuro by Mr H. E, Beddington and taken to England, and last season mated with tho 250 guineas. In addition to poleoting- DER. | class, and uloM blo breeding, his present proprietor was further induced to choose him from amongst tho many L sires offered to him on account of his resemblance to NORDENFELDT (who was under Ins care while In chargo of Mr Hordern's stud in N.S.W,) notaoly his closeness to tho ground, color, beautiful even temper, and vigorous constitu- ,, it. i..-il.«o ß mnfromn. mtolllfrfint hpflrl. underneath', powerful loini, massive quarters, f6osc stifles, deep, full" gaskinsi running into ih!»hs clothed with muscle right donn to Ins hocks, DERRINGER, like his distinguished relative, is indeed a grandstampoHhe powerful short legged Thoroughbred, Ho is admitted by thbsowho have'aiready seen.hun to U tho best Biroever brought toto th> (listnot;, either improve tho breed in general, . _ '. "DERRINGER 8 Stock (the oldest now three years) took lstpriz'e for two-year-olds, Ist and 2nd'for yearlißgs.nt,tho r.B.A, and P, ' "iow last yoar.jn the blood stdfk d'pVddooks for marcs, every "care totbor:particutaapp^^ ARi)i ~ Kaiwaiwai, Featheritoii,