GENERAL, TJ 10 Travel this season lit the Wairarap 1 ; District the purebred Bcaugh Hero is tho sire of some of the best draught stock seen in the district, very bit; prices having been offered for several '■ o, his progeny. ' Hero will stand at tho Princo of Wales stables, Masterton, on Mondays and | Wednesdays; W. Miller's farm, Opaki, 3 Tuesdays; Eketahuna, Thursdays and '■ Fi.dr.ys;Saturdays at Owner's stables, Oarteitorti ALSO Tho Handsome Coaching Stallion MAZEPPA: Mazoppa is a beautiful rich roan with 8 black points, rising 5 years, standing 15 hands'2iu high. Mazeppa took the Governor's Gold medal for the best coaching stallion on 8 the ground, at the last Wellington show, also the Society's first prizo. Mazeppa will stand at Mr W. Neill's stables, Masterton, every Monday and Wednesday; Tuesday at W. Miller's farm,Opaki; Thursday arid Friday at Ekefcahuna; Saturday at Oroytown and Oartorton, AISO 3 The purebred Clydesdale horse r GLENGARRY. ! A bright dapple bay, stands nearly 17 B hands with immense bone and muscle, , fine temper and good worker, 7 years old , this season. , GLENGARRY will stand at Mr B. , Buckeridj?e'B Martinborough Hotel and travel the Burroundiug district. For full particulars of tho above higholass horses as to pedigree, terms etc, see cards • W.HEKCOOK, Owner, To Stand this Season, The Cboss Country SIRE NANAKIA, By Traducer from Estelle by ltiddlesworth imported from Deborah, VT ANAKIA iB a black horse 10} hands J IM inch in height and built in proportion. He takes the credit of be longing to the champion bloods 61 New Zealand. In making the so lection I hod the requirements ot the di trict in view, TEltMrf—£3 single marc, liberal reduction for two or more the bona fide property of the seeder, rlenty of grass, water and shelter provided j when ready for removal due notice will be given, alter which 1/G per week will be charged. Every atten turn will be paid, but no responsibility, For further information apply to EDGAR MASON, _ Owner, Tenui PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT THE CELEBRATED DRAUGHT STALLION , NIL DEBrEEANDUM, , will be at the service of breeders this Further particulars in future issue. JOHN HESSEY, Owner, Upper Plain, Masterton. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI. DERRINGER (&). | (Brother to Brown Bess and Cartridge! 0 DERRINGER.-By Musket-Hosauk-Is a e very handsome brown horse of great substance, } and brim full of qualities. His dam Rosalie i is by Patuiaiioh (son of Yattkkdon', Days of B Old (Imp) by Irish Bird catcher) from Flying 1 Doo (grand dam of the Australian wonder Reauleap) by Tur Fiiemieh (sire of Mischief, dam of First Kino dual champion winner), J from WILHELMINA (dam of FLYING ' BUCK, also cbamp'on winner), by Romeo, J viaN.Z, and Australian Stud Books, DER- • RINGER is probably tbemost consistent performed son of MUSKET now in N.Z, (and with tho exception of ARTILLERY, tho only one with tho direct cross of MUSKET and YATTENDON blood) for ho won tho Auckland Nursery Stakes, second to.Wcome , Jack in tho Railway riate; twice second and ' onceiliii'dtohisstablecoinpanionTHlNDEß- ,. BOLT, and iccosd for Hawke'u Bay Nursery Stakes; was third in Auckland Dcvby won by - Foul Shot, Stonyhurst second, But the. following week ho had his revenge, for be won . the Sire's Produce Stakes one and a half miles ' mn-vmo R.l lIIIU in 9min Ml hvjiiiiH • <»«»! , to WAITIRIin Auckland St Lcgcr If miles „ 182 yards, time 3min lllccs, which is tile lull cordfniaN.Z, Lcgcr; accord to VAITIV.I for Hawko's Lay St Legcr; and second to her , for the Auckland R<C, Hdcp,, in which tho ■\ N.Z.RECORD was again put up; secoedto bis I stab:e companion NECKLACE "or the Dune--0 dinJ.O, Handicap, Tasir.an third; second to Tasman in the Member's Plate, w.f.a., 1 mile , in lmin 41Jscc. Third to Nkcmacb in the ,' For'oury Haudicip ono and a half miles j time 2,12, Demungeii started in all 19 times, winning twice, running ten seconds, fnur thirdß, and four times unplaced, in truth a consistent carrier, Had he not have had the mil-fortune to have bceu owned in the same • stable as Thunderbolt and NECKLAOE, and to have met such a wonder as his half sister WAITIUI, he wouWlmvobcen BRACKETED as ono of MUSKET'S most brilliant sons. IPs siatei-B BROWN BESS and CARTRIDGE were both good performers, and the latter after winning thaTakap-na Cup was bought r at a high figure by Mr H. K, licddmgton and taken toEngland. and lasiscason mated with the MIGHTY AYRSHIRE whose covering fee is 250 guineas, In addition to selecting DERRINGER for his sterling performances, high class, and fashionablo brerd'ng, his present proprietor was further induced to choose him from amongst the many sires offered to him on account of his resemblance io NORDENy FELDT (who was under iiin care while In chargo of Mr Hordern's stud in N S.'ff.] notaoly his closeness to t'-.o ground, color beautiful even temper, and vigorous constitu lion, He has the same game, intelligent head 1 strong tapering arms, shoit back, withlcngtl t underneath, powerful loini, massive quarters loose stifles, deep full gackins running inb thighs clothed with muscle right down to hi U„l„ nPIIimOL'I! lilnlna ,Hatmm».l,„, relative, is indeed a grandßtamp of the power ful short legged Thoroughbred. He is admittei by thoso who have already seen hint to bo tb beat sire ever brought into this district, eithe to get racehorses, cross-country hoses, or t improve the breed in general, DERRINGER'S Stock (tbb oldest now Hire years) took lstprizo for two-ycar-olds, Ist am 2nd for yearlings at tho P.B.A. and P Society's show last year in the blood stoc! class, Good piddocks for marcs, overy car taken without responsibility, For terms am further particulars apply to J. 0. HAYWAUD, S Kaiwaiwai, Fcatherston, TO STAND THIS SEASON AT THI TARATAHI TUB PUREBRED CLYDESDAtESTJUION !)UKIiJ OF ARGYLI )p His sire is the great king cf stalliun "Young Bauker" and his dam " Blossom '• by the famous horse "loungHero." rf a n 8 o ' The standard bred Trotting :Sire J YOONG RERUN. ' For Eurthor particulars apply lD FALLOONBBOS Tatatshi,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4227, 26 September 1892, Page 3
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