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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4522, 13 September 1893, Page 4

0 stand this season in the Masietton n Marquis of Salisbury, (Bl LOBB BALIBDDRT.) \ • (Bj the TißiusuN box, ALBION.) Terms, £3 and £2, For further partlon-' :s apply to W.B.BUICK, To Stand This Season at. EKEIABONA. The' Handsome Thoroughbred Sire, Fltz-Hercules, (Yatfcendon-Peetesa.) , T7IITZ-HERCULES is a dark trow Immense bone and muscle, and has perfect tamper, service of breeders in the Eketahnna an surrounding districts during the ensuin year. For teroß, etc, apply to A, MANGUSON, Owner, mHEOlydesdale Stallion McGregor Will stand this season at the owner's fa Te Ore Ore. Full particulars and pedigi apply to A. W. OA7E, To Ore Ore.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE, , - IHE well-known Thoroughbred Stallion Master Affnes Will bo at the service of breeders this Benson. Ml particulars on application W. E. CORLETT, White's Line TO stand this season at" The Pines,' 1 Gladstone Road, Taratahi, the Btandard bred Trotting Sire Yonriff Berlin (nr aim tail nnmi;? „f i.. For particulars and pedigree apply to th» JOHNFALLOON. TO STAND this season Thoroughbred Stallion

Lord Mnndevlile. TERMS-£3103 casb, £l4safterdate each mare, two or morn tnir» «»„„..i:_.. i meat. anting free till first Jaunnry, 1894 in good grass paddocks reserved for the pur»PP'F J. A. BEKALL'Omer TO STAND THIS SfiABON at the Owner's Farm, Gladstone, the purebred Clydesdale Colt Tom King, By Superior,dam Nugget, g.d. Nugget's sireby England's Hope. Limited to 26 mates, Terns -£5 6s, guaranteed, Paddock freo of chargelivery eare taken, bat no responsibility what. ever, Further particulars see card. I. PIKE, Owner, Gladstone PBELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT

WO stand this season at the owner's Mil DeMperundum, Partloulsra in future issue. JOBN HESSBY, '■. Upper Plain. . V'ffi' IH£ thotoughbrcd stallion KANDWIOK

will stand this season at the (aim ol the owners. Bandwick was bred by Isaac Leo Esq., of Now South Wales, imported to New Zealand by Mr S. Horstall as a two-year-old. The thoroughbred entire Randwiok, by Barbarian, dam Gipsy Girl, (for extended pedigree see Victorian Stud Book) is one of the best that has ever raced on New Zealand turf; colour, golden chestnut; standing fifteen bands three inches high, of immense power and blood, pourtraying good temper, and traces descent from the most aristocrats strains of racing blood in the colonies, his sire being fu'l brother to The Bub, the best horse of his day in New South Wales, by the famed Kir Hercules out of Young Gulnare, Bandwick is full brother to. Gipsy Cooper, half brother to Zulu, winner of the Melbourne Cup, half brother to The Barber, champion weight-for-age horse of Australia,- Itindwick's career on the turf was most brilliant On oue occasion ho gave the redoubtable Billcomfortably. In 1881 Randwickwassocond on the list of winners, having won over £1,500 in stakes in one season, these maybe mentioned the Napier Cup of lamtiatrmflaiiiw^raMiiMi of the best cattle. Bandwick is notorious for carrying heavy weights over all courses, distance being no object to him. He has «n Ilia weloliMnKiirovAllnMiHiil Plnln torn miles, at Ellcrslie; also ran second in Easter Handicap, giving the winner (the"Poet) 2st lib, and, waXomY defeated.by a nose; won the' DargaviUe Cupj'won' tho big race's heit day. carrying over 9 stone j s won Benderson Mill Cup, earrjirigOst'2lb and imniediftto!yaf!ewards:wonthe.Shorts,!lßt naki, and; contested we'Qijp; of .800., soys, head, M m Handkiap ! bn ftp following day ; onrryiDg 9at lib'; 'steM' iW following I list 21b,and won cafeily frotn afield of freeh horses; tfiiMwlbk 'Torbury ' ; TBRM>^ ' .Piirtber: Imopatlon''; may.?be sbtttlue£