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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4212, 7 September 1892, Page 4

THE Well-known Thoroughbred Stallion Master Agues Will stand this season at White's Lino, Caitorton, and will travel to Masterton overy Wednesday if required, Full particulars on application to W.E. CORLETT, Owner, White's Line, Carterton, T REMINGTON, ,0 Stand this season at Papawai th well-known siro REMINGTON TERMS—Single mares B guinea# each, Two or more mares the bima-fide property of the sender at reduced prices. Good pnddocking provided for mares without charge till notico for removal is given. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred, For tabulated pedigree or other parti, oulars apply to R, Tilson, Papawai, i. R. Haofarilve, Greytown Owners f| '0 Travel this season In the Wairarapi i District tho purcbrod Draught Stallion

HERO, Hero is tho sire of some of the best draught stock soon in the district, very bi? prices having been offered for several Oi 1)16 progeny, Hero will stand at the Prince of Wales stables, Masterton, on Mondays and Wednesdays; W. Miller's-farm, Opaki, Tuo3days; Kketahuna, Thursdays and Fridays; Saturdays at Owner's stables, Carterton,ALSO The Handsome Coaching Stallion MAZEPPAs Mazeppa is a beautiful rich roan with black points, risint; 5 years, standing 15 hands 2iuhigb. Mazeppa took fclio Governor's Gold medal for the best coaching uUillion on the ground, at the last Wellington show, also tho Society's first prize. Mazeppa will stand at Mr W. Neiii'a stabhs, Masterton, evory Monday and Wednesday; Tuesday at W. Miller's farm,Opaki; Thursday and Friday at Kketahuna; Saturday at Greytonn and Carterton, AISO The purobred Clydesdale horßO GLENGARRST. A bright dapple bay, stands nearly 17 hands with immense bone and muscle, fine temper and good worker, 1 years old this season. GLENGARRY will stand at Mr 11. Buekerifye'a Martinlwrougli Hotel and travel tho surrounding district, For full particulars of tho above higholaßs horses as to pedigree, terms etc., see cardsW, HEIICOOK, Owner.

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, THE CELEBRATED DRAUGHT STALLION NIL. DESrERANDUM, will be at the service of breeders this Further particulars in future issue, TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI, DBRRINGBK (6). (Brother to Uronn Bess and Cartridge,) season. JOHNHESSEY, Owner, Upper Plain, Masterton.

DERRINGER.-By Jll'sket-Rohalik—la a veir handsome brown horse of grcnt substance, t Mid brim full of qualities. His dnm Rosalie is by Patriarch (son of YatikniiON, Days of 5 Old (imp) by Itiah Birdcatcber) from Flying Doo (grand dam of the Australian wonder Reamkaf) by.TiiK Premier (Biro of Mischief, dam of First Kiko dual champion winner), ( from WILHELMINA (dam of FLYING BUCK, also champ ; on winner), by Romeo, via N.Z, and Australian Stud lJook DER- • RINGBJi is probably tliemoat consistent per formed son of MUSKET now in N,Z,. (and with tbo exception of ARTILLERY, tho onlj ' one with the direct cross of MUSKET ant YATTENDON Mood) for ho won the Anci 1 land _ Nursery Stakes, second to Wclcoim Jack in tho Railway I'latc; twico second, am " oncethirdtohis stable companion THUNDER BOLT, and second for Hawke'sßav Nursor; Stakes j was third in Auckland Derby won bj Foul Shot, Stonyhurst second, But tho fol lowing week ho had his revenge, for ho woi tho Sire's Produce Stakes one and a half mile carrying Bst 101b in 2min 40J seconds j seconi to WAITIHI in Auckland St Leger lj mile 132 yards, time 3min 19accs, which is the re cord foiaN.Z. Leger; second to AYAITIR ! for Hawko's Bay St Leger; and second to lit for the Auckland R-0. Ildcp,, in which tin N,Z, RECORD was again put up; second to hi stabio companion NECKLAOE for the Dunt din J.C, Handicap, Tnsman third; second t Tasman in the Member's Plato, w./.a,, 1 mil in lmin 44Jsec. Third to Necklace in th Forbury Handicip one and a half miles; tim 2,42, Derringer started in all 19 timei waning twice, running ten seconds, ieu thirds, and four times unplaced, in truth consistent carrior. Had he not have had th misfortune to have been owned in the sam stable asTHUNDBMiOLTand NECKLAOE, an to have met such a wonder as his half state WAITIRI, lie would have been BRACKETS! an ouo of MUSKET'S most brilliant sons. Hi niters BROWN BESS and CARTRIDGE were both good performers, and the lattc after winning the Takapuna Cup was bough at a high figure by Mr H, E, Beddington and it ken toEngland, and last season mated with th MIGHTY AYRSHIRE whoso covering feci 250 guineas. In addition to selecting DEIi RINGER for his sterling performances, hig class, and fashionable breeding, his preset proprietor was further induced to choose hit from amongst the many sires offered to hit on account of his resemblance to NORDEIS FELDT (who was under hi# care while 1 charge of Mr Hordcro's stud in N.S.V, notaoly his closeness to the ground, coloi beautiful even temper, and vigorous constiti lion. He has tho same game, intelligent heat strong tapering arniß, shoit back, with lengt underneath, powerful loins, massive quarter: loose stifles, deep full gastrins running int thighs clothed with muscle right down to hi hocks. DERRINGER, like his distinguishe relative, is indeed a grand Btamp pf the powei ful short legged Thoroughbred. He is admittc by thoso who havo already seen him to both best sire ever brought into this district, eithe to get racehorses, cross-country hones, or t improve the breed in general. DERRINGER'S Stock (Hit oldost now thre years) took Ist jirize for two-year-olds, Ist an 2nd for yearlings at tho 1'.8.A, and I Society's show last year iu tho blood stoe class, Good prddocks for mares, eveiy car taken -vithout responsibility, For terms an further particulars apply to J, 0, HAYWARD, Jfoiwaiffjiij Festtatoji