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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4523, 14 September 1893, Page 4

TO atand this Berfitfli in tho Maaterton Marquis of Salisbury, ' ' . : .<Bl. liOffl SiLBBDBT.)'-':',■ ■ And the Imported thoroughbred entire. (Br the Tasuaman bob, ALBION.) Terms, £3 and £2, For further partlouare apply (o : W.'B.BUIOK, : To Stand This Season . '. EKEIAHONA. Fit z-Hercules. (Yattendon-Peoresß.) IITZ.HEBCULES is a dark brown hnrui olanilii,,, 1H Manila Ml* with immense bone and muscle, and has a perfect temper. This fashionably bred sire will be at the service of breeders in the Ekotahuna and surrounding districts during the ensuing year, For terms, etc., apply to :L MANGUBON, Owner, IHE Clydesdale Stallion McGregor

Will stand this season at the owner's farm, Te Ore Oro. Full particulars and pedigree A, W. CAVE. Te Ore Ore,

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT FpO stand this season at the owner's I Farm Upper Plain, the Clydesdale stallion I Nil Dcsperaudiim, Particulars in future issue, • JOHN HESSEY, Upper Plain, TO stand this season at Opaki, the Coßobint; Stallion Black Maire [By Mangle, dim Fmoir.] TEKMB-.62. single mare, a fair reduction for two or more mares, Grazing free. Every care taken, hut no responsibility incurred, For further particulars apply to E. rIARRIS, Owner, Opaki. IH£ thoroughbred stallion KANDWIOK will stand this season nt the farm of the 'owners,' , Bandwick was bred by Isaac Leo Esq,, of New South Wales, imported to New Zealand by Mr S. HorsfaH as a two-year-old. The thoroughbred entire Bandwick, by Barbarian, dam, Gipsy Girl, (for extended pedigree see Victorian Stud Book] is one of the best that has ever raced on New Zealand tnrf; colour, golden ohestnut; standing fifteen hands thrco inches high, of immobile power and blood, pourtraying good temper, and traces descent from the most aristocratic strains of racing blood in the colonics, his sire being fu>l brother to The 'Dub, the best horse of his day in New South Wales, by the famed Kir Hercules out of Young Qulnare, Bandwick is full brother to .Gipsy Cooper, half brother to Zulu, winner of tho Melbourne Cup, half brother to The Barber, 'champion weight-for-age 1 horse' v of Australia,' Bahdwiok's career on the turf was most brilliant. On cie occasion he gave the redoubtable 1 Billingsgate lGlbs, at hisowndista.nce,'and won comfortably, In 1881 Bandwick was second on the list of winners, having won over i £1,500 In stakes in odo I these may bo mentioned the Napier Gup of 600 sov3, and Wanganui Stakes of 250 sovs, I beating Libellef, Natator, and a large field of the best cattle. Bandwick is notorious for carrying heavy weights bvor all courses, distance being no object to him,, He has won the weight-for-age Auckland Plots, two miles, at Ellerslie; also ran second in Easter Handicap, giving the winner (the Poet) 2st lib, and was only defeated by a nose; won the Dargaville i Clip; : won; the ■ big races next, day; carrying jwet.9 stone; won Henderson Mill Cup, carrying 9st. 21b- and ' immediately afterwards «.wori the' ; Shorts: 9st Wb, landed a few days a'terwardeYafc: Tatanaki, aid contested the Cup',of,',Boo, r sovs, carrying ilsii.ahd'.was.'.def'eatedby.'tt;short ■ head,givingthe ; winner ! '2st'. : 7lbi'■ '— '" * Handicap- on the following day cai lib; started ;■ the ,; following 'iaeirearryiiifj) list 21b; and won'e'asilyirb.mafield of fresh Handicap, Dunedin.' ''M M-, '{,> iy-H * ') '' ; ■■■ TEBMS.--Single Mar'esi ii'ds'j "• two' or. more ae'per'arrarigenienti 1 '4 .' 'i '■'' ! .-ri'-'*:! .'.' Further ; information .may be .'obtained from .;V V;:'."l-\'-:':.' : y. '{'■ ''l;.-'"',}'{-' ':v:i'!;;;..;or..r J.;Bri" , ' n, '''' CM '''