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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4229, 28 September 1892, Page 4

f 110 Travel this seaßon la the Wairarap* J District the puttb:ed rraugh Stalliou Horo is tho sire .of Borne of the be? draught Block seen in the district, verj bit; prices having been offered for levera o. his progeny. Hero will stand at tho Prince of Wale stables, Masterton, on Mondays am Wednesdays j W. Miller's farm, Opaki Tuesdays; Eketahuna, am Fridays | Saturdays at Owner's stables Carterton; ALSO The Handsome Coaching Stallion MAZEPPA: Mazoppa is a beautiful rioh roan wit' black points, rfeinn's yews, standing 1 hands 2iu high, Mazeppa took the Governor's Gol : medal for the best coaching stalliou o the pround, at the last Wellington show also the Society's first prize. Mazeppa will Btand at Air 'W. Neill'i stabk, Masterton, every Monday an Wednesday j Tuesday at W. Millet 1 fornjjOpaki; Thursday and Friday a Eketahuna; Saturday at Greytown mi Carterton, , AISO Tho purobred Clydosdale horse GLENGABKy. A bright dapple bay, stands nearly li hands with immense bone and muscle fine temper and good worker, 7 years ok this season. GLENGARRY will stand at Mr R BuckeriJfjo'a Maryborough Hotel am travel tho surrounding district. For full particulars of the above high class horses as to pedigree, terms etc see car W.HEHCOOK, • Owner, To Staud this Season. The Cboss Coram Sire NANAKIA, ByTraducer from Estello by Jliddleawortl: imported from Deborah, Vf ANAKIA is a black horse 16} hands IN inch in height and built in pro portion, He takes tho credit of b( longing to the champion bloods c New Zealand, In making the s< lection I had tho requirements of the di trict in view. TERMS-f 3 single marc liberal reduction for two or more the bom fide property of tho eender. flenly of grass water and shelter provided; when ready fo removal iluCnoticcwill be given, after whicl 1/G per week will be charged. Every attct turn will be paid, but no responsibility, Fo further information apply to EDGAR MASON, _ Owner. Tenui PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT THE CELEBRATED DRAUGK STALLION NIL DESrERANDUM '' will beat the service of broedors thi Further particulars in future issuo. JOHN HESSEY, Owner, Upper Plain, Masterton. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAI, DERRINGERII). (Brother to Broflii Bcbs and Cartridge! I DKRBINGER.—By Musket-Rosalie-Is a very handsome brown horse of great substance, , and brim full of qualitirs, His dam Rosalie II is by Patiuauch (son of Yattrndon, Days of Old (imp) by Iriah Birdcatcher) from Flying Doo (grand dam of tho Australian wonder BEADMiAr) by Tllß I'HEMIKII (aim of Mischief, dam of First Kiko dual champion winner), from WJLHELMINA (dam of FLYING BUCK, also champ ; on winner), by Borneo, via N.Z, and Australian Stud Books, DER- . RINGER is probably the most consistent performed son of MUSKET now in N.Z. (and with the exception of ARTILLERY, the only r one with the direct cross of MUSKET and YATTENDON blood) for ho won tho Auckland Nursery Stakes, second to Welcomo • Jack in the Eailway Plate: twice Bocond. and oncothircHohis stable companion THUNDER- . BOLT, and second for Hawke's Boy Nursery Stakes; was third in Auckland Derby won by Foul Shot, Stonyhurst second, But tho following week ho had his revenge, for ho won tho Siro's Produce Stokes onoanda half miles carrying Bst 101b in 2min 40 J seconds j Bocond ' to AVAITIRI In Auckland St Lcger 1} miles 132 yards, time 3min IDsccs, which is the record for a N.Z, Legcr j second to WAITIRI for Hawko's Bay St Leger; and second to her for thcAuckland R.O. Hdcp., in which tho N.Z.RECORDwasogain put up; second to Ms stable companion NECKLACE for tho Dunedin J, C, Handicap, Tasmanthird; second to Tasinan in tho Member's Plato, w.f.a,, 1 milo in lmin 4i[sec. Third to Necklace in 'tho . Forbury Handuup ono and a half miles; time 2,42, Deimnger Btartcd in all 19 times, winning twice, running ten seconds, four thirds, and four times unplaced, in truth a consistent carrier. Had be not have had the misfortune to have been owned in tho same stable asTIIUNUEHBOITand NECKLACE, and 1 to have met Buch a wonder os his half sister WAITIRI, he would have been BRACKETED as one of MUSKET'S most brilliant bods. His sisters BROWN BESS and CARTRIDGE were both good performers, and tho latter . after winning the Tokopuna Cup wos bought at a high figure by Mr H. E. Beddington and ta- ' ken toEnglnnd, nnd last Benson mated with the ' MIGHTY AYRSHIRE whose covering fee is i 250 guineas, In addition to selecting DER- ' RINGER for his sterling performances, high class, and fashionable breeding, his present proprietor was further induced to choose him i from amongst the many sires offered to him , on account of his resemblance to NORDENFELDT (who wa3 under his care while In charge of Mr Hordcrn's stud in N.S.W.) notaoly his closeness to the ground, color, beautiful even temper, and vigorous constitution, He has the some game, intelligent head, strong tapering arms, shoit back, with length underneath, powerful loins, massive quarters, 'loose stifles, deep full gastrins running into thighs clothed with musolo right down to his hocks, DERRItNGER, like his distinguished relative, is indeed a grandstamp of the powerful short lnggcd Thoroughbred. Ho is admitted by thoßo who have already seen him to bo tho best sire over brought Into this district, cither to get racehorses, cross-country horses, or to improve the breed in general, DERRINGER'S Stock (the oldest now three years) took lstprizo for two-year-olds, Ist and 2nd for yearlings at tho 1'.8.A. and F, Society's show last year in tho blood stock class. Good piddocks for mares, every care token -vithout responsibility. For le ~ further particulars apply to J, 0, HAYWARD, Kaiwoiwol, Featherston, Eiir I rpO STA&D THIS SEASON AT THE TiRiTAHI THE PUREBRED CLYDBbDAMSIiLIION DUKE OF ARWYJL7E Hia sire is tho Rreat king cf Btalhona "Young Banker" and his dam " Blossom " by the famous horso "i'ouugHero." ' ALSO Tho standard bred Trotting Sire; YOUNG BERLUN. For Further particulars apply FALIOONBBOS Tsratahj,.