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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 836, 27 October 1877, Page 1

' Stallions. I •pLYDEsr ALE ENTIRE HORSE President, FIVE YEARS OLD, A >iph bay. splendid worker ; got by YQ&NG CHAMPION, one of the best »horfea ever bred m Scotland. His dam, SNljP '"'by NAPOLEON, one of tbe best I 'horses ever imported from Scotland to . New Zealand, out of BLOSSOM, also imported. PRESIDENT will travel this season as followß :— Monday atobatpi; Tuesday a^ tfangiaohia and Kibikihi ; Wednesday thiough Te Awamutu and Alexandra to Te Rori ; aud home remainder of the week at Like Farm, Ngaroto, where good paddocks are piovided at ls.-'6'd per week. Terms— Snde Mare, £3; two or morea-< ppr agreement. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Payments made on or before 31st JanU3ry ' 1878 ' J G. BERRY, te Awamutu, sth October 1877. mWO'ROUGHBRED STALLION. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At HalU' of EIUS Hotfl, Tiie tli->r"Ugli!n'"<l horse . Tregeagle II Ti liars: £7 7s each Make. "TREGEAGLE II." is a-r'ch dark brown horse, 5 yrara old, stamling 10 hands high, with great bone and substance. He is by 'Tregeagle' (importtd), dam ' Mignoneite,' by ' Egremont,' out of 'Grey Bess' (imported). 'Tregeagle' by 'Wild Dayrell,' dam 'Silver-hair,' dam of 'Silvio' (winner of Derby 1877), by ' Kh'gstone ' ; bjs dam, 'England's Beaoty,' by 'Irish Bird, catcher,' out of 'Prairie Bird,' by 'Touchstone.' " 'TREGEAGLE' beat some of the best horses of his day. He «ran second to * Athena' for the Hopeful Stakps ; won the 17th Bentinck u[ M<}pi6'rial Stakes, beating 'Formosa' and "tiie 'Parsori,^ c arrj jlig ►w*ight for nge ; ran second for the Convivial Handicap, giving ' Q,u lity,' the> winner, 1] lb? • won the new Biennial Stake, beating * Formosa,' 'Bee-Saw,' 'Bsmarek,' 'Hatchment,' and others, carrying weight for age. 'Formosa' won the 9t. Le£er, Oaks; £1,000. ' Tregeagle'a ' dam is also dam of •sn.y.E RUING,' which Jill y ran '■ Marie Stuart ' (winner of the OaUs snd Legcr) a desperate race for the 1873 Newmarket Oaks. She is also dam ot ' G.-uley Bell ' (winnr of the last Critriion 6tak<s, aud third favourite for tbe ensuing Two Thousand Guineas). ' Kings one ' (the sire of the Sydney cracks, 'Lecturer' and ' Kingsborougb,' is own brother to ' Tregeagle'^ ' dam. ' Tregeagla/8 '■ gvapd dam is lb,<J dam of i THE BAKE,' which horse is also by 'Wild Dayrell.' •The Hake' won the Middle Pa>k Plate, beating ' Achievement/ 'Knight of the Gart3V,' apd hYp Others, <KTSBER,' the winner of the last English Drrhy, heating the favourite?, 'Petrarch,' 'Julius Closer, ' ' Forerunner.' 'Skylark,' and ten others (time, 2m 44*, the fas^e-st on record) m a canter i>y live length.-', is m near relative to tins hose, he being by ' rUiccaneer,' a son <>f ' Wild Dayrell,' from ' Mineral,' by 'Rataplan,' brother to 'Stnokwpli," fi'om ' Manganese,' by ' Iri-h Birdcatoher,' ' Tregeogle's' f^cts have won all the best races m South Australia this year. 'The Doctor,' 4 year?, by ' '1 regea»le' won the lljing Handicap, six furlongs, beating the ' Poodle' andlonr others. THE ADELAIDE CUP 25 soys, Gold Cup, and 100 soys added, 2 miles, was wou by ' Imprudence,' by 'Tregeapla,' 3 years, beating 'Consultation,' ' Poodle,' ' Gunterbun ,' and six others. Time, Smin 3/sec. the saaie time that, the 'Barb' won the Metropolitan m 1868. THE AUTUMN HANDICAP, one mile and a half, was won by ' SaperBtition,' by ' Tregeagle,' beating ' Venus ' and six others. THE QUEEN'S GUINEAS, lOOsovs., three milts, was won by 'Imprudence.' 3 years, beating 'Venus,' ' Emulation,' and ' Canterbury.' S. C. CAULTON. TO Stand for the Season, the Magnificent Drau ht ENTIRE HORSE, TOM KING, Tom King by King Fergus, dam Lite-tone, a Tasmaiiiun mare, is a beautifu j Dark Ray, with black i omts, saven ye lis i.ld, and a sure loal- O etter, and will travle Botjte : Waipr — Wednesday Ohaupo — T ursday H.-imlon Ren amderof week. TkkjiS. — Three Guineas, and groomage 5« ; two or more mar. s us perngne ment, payat le Jain.ui.ry Ist, 1878. For panieuiara uppiy to B and J ColeaiAN, or to R Lodkr, Royal Hotel, Hamilton East,