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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4208, 2 September 1892, Page 4

T REMINGTON, 0 Stand tbia season at Papawai, tho •known sire REMINGTON, TERMS—Single mares 6 guineas each. Tiro or moro mares tho property of the sendor nt reduced prices. Good paddocking provided for mares without ehargo till notice for removal is given. Evory care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For tabulated pedigree or other parti, culars apply to R, Timon, Papawai, "I or V Ownors A. R. Maofabianb; Greytowu J f 110 Travel this season In tho Wairarap? 1 District the purebred Eraught Stallion HERO, Hero is tho siro of some of the best draught stock seen in tho district, very bin prices having been offered for several o. his progeny. Hero will stand at tho Princoof Wales stableß, Masterton, on Mondays and A'ednesdays; W. Miller's farm, Opaki, Tuesdays; likctahuna, Thursdays and Fridays; Saturdays at Owner's stables, Cnrtertoni m ALSO The Handsome Coaching Stallion MAZEPPA: Mazeppa is a beautiful rich roan with black points, rifling 5 years, standing 15 liands 2in high. Mazeppa took tho Governor's Gold medal for tho best coaching stallion on tho ground, nt tho last Wellington show, also tho Society's first prize, Mazeppa will stand at Mr W. Neill's stabhs, Mastorton, evory Monday and Wednesday; Tuesday at W. Miller's farm,Opaki; Thursday and Iriday at Eketahuiw j Saturday at Greytoivn and Carterton.

ALSO Tho purebred Clydesdale horse GLEMGARRV. A bright dapple buy, stands nearly 17 hands with immenso bono and muscle, fine temper and good worker, 7 years old this season. GLUKGARRY will stand at Mr U, Buckeridge's Martinborougli Hotel and travel the surrounding district. For full particulars of tho above highclass horacs as to pedigree, terms etc., see cards. W, HEIiCOCK, ■ rpHE 'Well-known Thoroughbred X Stallion Master Agues Will stand this season at White's Line, Carterton, And will travel to Ma3terton every Wednesday if required,'

r Full particulars on application to W. 14. CORLETT, Owner, White's Lino, Carterton, li.'feiv" preliminary announcement, mHE CELEBRATED DEAUGHT X STALLION NIL, DESirEEANDUM, will be at the service ot broodors this soacon. Furthor particulars in future issue. JOHN HESSEY, Owner, Upper Plain, Masterton. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI, DERBINGEK (b). (Brother to Brown Bess and Cartridge.) DERRINGER.—By Musket-Rosame-Is a very handsome brown horse ot great substance, and brim full of qualities. His dam Rosalie is by Patriarch (son of Yattesijos, Days of Old (imp) by Irish Birdcatcher) from Flying Docfgrand d<in of the Australian wonder Readleai') by The Piiemiek (sire of Mischief, dam of Fikst Ki.vg dual champion winner), from WILHELMINA (dam of PLYING BUCK, also etinmp on winner), by liomco, via N.Z. and Australian Stud Books, DER' RINGER is probably themost consistent performed son of MUSKET now in N.Z, (and with the execution of ARTILLERY, the only one with the direct cross of MUSKET and YATTENDON blood) for ho won tho Auckland Nu-scry Stakes, second to Welcome Jack in tho Railway Plate i twice second, and once third toliis stable companion THUNDERDOLT, and second for Hawke's Bay Nursery Stakes; was third in Auckland Derby won by Foul Shot, Stonyhurat second. But the following week he had his revenge, for lie won the Sire's Produce Stakes one and a half miles carrying Sat 101b in 2min 40.J seconds j second to WAITIRI in Auckland St Legcr 1J miles 132 yards, time 3min Iflsecs, which is tho record fw a N.Z. Lcger j uecoril to "WAITIRI for Hawke's BaySt Leger; and second to her for the Auckland R-O. Hdop., in which tho N.Z, RECORD was again put up; second to his stabi'i companion NECKLACE for the Dunedin J.C. Handicap, Tasman third; second to Tasman in tho Momber's Plate, w.f.a., 1 milo in lmin 4-IJsec. Third to Necklace in the I'orbury Handicap one and a half miles; time 2,42. _ Demungeii started in nil 19 tiir.es, winning twice, running ten seconds, four thirds, and four times unplaced, in truth a consistent cirricr. Had he not have had tho misfortune to havo been owned in tho same stable asTiivxiiKHßOLT nud NECKLACE, and to have met such a wonder as his half sister WAITIRI, lie would have been BRACKETED a# oue of MUSKET'S most brilliant sons. His sisters 11ROWN BESS anil CARTRIDGE were both good performers, and the latter after winning thn Takapuna Cup was bought ata liigli figure by MrH.E, Bcddingtonaud iaken tobnglaml, nud Ifistscnson nrntcil with the MIGHTY AYRSHIRE whose covering fee i; 250 guineas. In addition to selecting ,DEr' RINGER for his sterling performances, high class, and fashionablo breeding, his present iroprietor was further induced to choose him torn amongst the many sires offered to him on account of. his resemblance to NOBDENFKLDT (who was under his care while in charge of_ Mr Hordcrn's stud in N.S.W.) notaoly his closeness to tho ground, color beautiful even temper, and vigorous constitution. He has the samegame. intelligent bead,' strong tapering arms, shoit back, with length underneath, powerful loins, massive quarters, loose stifles, deep full gaskins running into thighs clothed with muscle right down to his hocke. DERRINGER, like his distinguished relative, is indeed a grand stamp of the powerful short legged Thoroughbred. He is admitted by those who have already seen hiui to be the best sire ever brought into this district, either to get racehorses, pross-country horses, or to improve the brrcd in general, DERRINGER'S Stock (the oldest now three ytars) took lstprizc for two-year-olds, Ist and 2nd for yearlings at the 1'.8.A, and P, Society's snow last year in the blood stock class. Good pidilocks for mares, every care taken without responsibility, For terms and further particulars apply to • J. 0, 9ATORD, Kaiwaiwai, F