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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 10, 24 December 1878, Page 1

Stallions. Lg, /^ LYDESDALB ENTIRE HORSE JakiLflih President. A Rich Bay, got by Champion, one of the best Horses ever bred m Scotland. His dam, Snip, by Napoleon, one of the best ilorees ever imported from Scotland to New Zealand, out of the Prize Mare Blossom, also imported. PRESIDENT will travel this season as follows ;-r .:. ■ Monday-Ohaupq . <1( .,.^^ f l^ Tuesday — Rangiaohia Wednesday — Kihikihi Thursday— Te Rore The remainder of the week at home, "Lake Farm," Ngaroto, where Good Paddocks are provided at Id per week. Every care and attention given, but no responsibility. Ttrms : For a single Mare,£3 10s j for two or more, £3. All payments to be made on or before the Ist January. 1879. J. G. BERRY. Te Awamutu, Sept, 16, 1878. -j^ ffIHE ENTIRE ftj^^fe*^^ JL HORSE ■ "jTilEK'St.' Andrew Will stand this season as follows :— Rangiriri, on Thursdays ; Newcastle, on Fridays; Whatawhata, on Monday; and at Ohote Creek che remainder of the week. . Terms : Single Mares, £2 10p, two or more Mares as per agreement. C. LIMMEB. J^ mHE THOROUGHILf%h_^ A BRED SIRE |||g|DS? "KINGFISHER," (The property of Mr W. Walters, Papakura), To stand this Season, at Mr William Bond's, Cross Roads, Te Awamutu. Kingfisher is a rich brown 8 years old, by Dainty Ariel, dam Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman— Coquette by Launcelot (own brother to Touchstone) ; Dainty Ariel by Riddlesworth— Althea ; Rildlesworthby Emilius. For further particulars, see Studbook. Kingfisher is one of the gamest horses that>ver ran m. New Zealand, is own brother to Hippocampus, and winner of Auckland Cup m 1876, beating Guy, Fawkes; Arie', &c. : Dainty Ariel started 18 times, and won 14 of his engagements ; arid" Hfsstocß ate* pronounced to be the best hack's and cross-country horses m the North Inland. Will atand at Ohaupo on Tuesdays ; at Te Awamutu on Saturdays; and at Mr Bond's farm, Cross Roads, the remainder of tbe week. Terms : £7 7s ; half-bred mares, ££ 4s. Good Paddocks at Is 6d per week. Every care, but no responsibility taken. 11. mO STAND THIS ft^^_^ J_ SEASON, jPjLfliT BROAD MEADOWS '"*- " — J™> r Near Cambridge. The Thoroughbred Horse " Knottingley." KNOTTINGLEY is a dark Chesnut, standing over 16 hands high; with immense bone and substance. By Scud, dam Termagant (own sister to G/lendon), by Cap-a-Pie: Griselda by Dover, Gertrude by Trumpet, Scud by Riddlesworth, Spray by Donizetti, Lady Ann by Whisker. Sprey 1b the dam of Wetsail, Stormbird, Belle of the Isles (dam of Templeton), and other good performers. Scud is by Rtddlesworth, sire of Dainty Ariel, and very many other good horses. Knottingley as a Racehorse won all his engagements as a three-year old at Timaru (including Timaru Cup), Oamaru and Dunedin ; and won m the following years the Canterbury Cup twice, besides many other races, beating the best racehoises of the day. Knottingley's career on the turf was the most successful of any horse that ever ran m New Zealand. His winnings amounted to more than £12,000. Terms : Five Guineas. Two Guineas to be remitted Bhould the Mare not prove m foal. Also, Aerolite By Derby, dam Cynthea, by Dainty Ariel, M°onshine by The Libel (sire of Traducer), Twilight by Velocipede, Miss Garforth by Walton-Hyacinthus, Zara by Delpini, Flora by Kinc Fergus, The Libel by Pantatoon oue of Pasquinade (own sister to Touchstone) by Camel, Banter by Master Henry, Boadicea by Alexander, Brunette by Amaranthus, Mayfly by Matchem, Ancaßter Starling, Derby by Ferryman (his dam Chrysolite by Stockwell), Juliet by Touchstone, Ferryman by Fisherman, Rose de Florence by The Flying Dutchman, Boavding School Miss by Plenipotentiary. AEROLITE is a Dark Brown Horse, standing about 15 hands 2 inchts, and considered by good judges to be one of the most symmetrically foimed Horses m the colony. His grand action and undeniable sound constitution, combined > with an extremely docile temper, and possessing (as will be seen from his pedigree) not only the fastest but the stoutest racing Btrains of blood m the universe, stamp him a most desirable Horse to breed from, and shouid ensure his services being much sought after during the coming season. Terms : Five Guineas. Two Guineas to be remitted should tho Mare not prove m foal. Thoroughbred Mares to either Horse, will be charged Double Fees. Payments for service and grazing, and Mares to be removed by lOfch January 1879. Exc llent G-rasß Paddockß at Is 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. No business done m Sundays. JAMES WALMSLEY,