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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1467, 26 November 1881, Page 4

*""Stud Notices. *

!np HE DRAUGHT STALLION 1 ' "ARGYLE" ; * Will this season Travel the Waikato-Die-triofc, and stand at Mr. Gane's Farm, Pukerimu. t RouxE.-i-H'imilton on Monday, and stay nt Mr Deegan'e on Monday night; Ngaruawnhii on Tuesday, returning by east hide of Waikato River to Hamilton East, Wednesday; home, Thursday; Ohaupo, Friday; and Catabiidge ou Saturdays, at' Carter's" stable's/ Terms— Single Mares, £3 ; two or more as per agreement. Groomage, 2s 6d. A.H payments to be made on or before Ist January, 1882. Further particulars can be obtained from the groom, Mr. Thomas Moore. ROBERT WALLACE.

rpo STAND THIS SEASON. The' Superior Thorongh-bred Entire. "HERCULE S." Bred by Mr Murphy, of Spring Creek, and raced by Mr Redwood. Got by Ravensworth, dam Plover, by Sir Hercules, Ravensworth by Touchstone, Fair Jean by Verulam, Fair Queen by Pantaloon. Hercules is a bay horse, 8 years old, and stands 15J hands high, combines the beat of blood with good. bone and immense power, and has proved himself a good hoise on the turf. At the Canterbury meeting in 1876, won the Grand Stand Handicap, 1 mile, in 1 mm. 50 sec, carrying Bst. 2lbs., beating 6 others. In the same year won the Hawke's Bay Stake", 2 miles, in 3min. 54^sec, beating Fishhook and the Maori Weed, carrying Bst. 2lbs. Hercules will travel on and after Ist October, calling at the undermentioned places :—: — Mondays — Leave Goldburn, passing through Tamahere, Cambridge, and Pukerimu, to Ohaupo. Tuesdays— Te Awamutu, and Kihikibi. Wednesdays — Rotorangi, and Cambridge. Thursdays — at home, where he remains for the rest of the week. TermH— £3 10s each mare, Two or more as per arrangement. Good paddock well-watered will be provided at Goldburn at Is per week. All care will be taken, but no responsibility will be incurred. For further particulars apply to, CHARLES LAKE.

THE THOROUGHBRED AND POPULAR HORSE ARIEL, Will travel this season as under — Monday— Te Awamutu, Rangiaohia and Te Rahu Tuesday — At home Wednesday — Ohaupo, Pukerimu and Cambridge Thursday— Camp's Hotel, Tamahere, till two o'clock. Friday and Saturday — At home at Cross Roads. The principal performances on the turf by this game horse Ariel, are— st. lb 1876— Won the Auckland Derby 8 10 D.J.C. Handicap 7 2 1877— Won the Auckland Cup ... 8 2 Canterbury Cup 9 7 1878— Won Forbury Handicap ... 9 3 North Otago T.C. Handicap 10 1 Auckland Cup 8 13 1879— Auckland Cup 8 10 By these performances Ariel has proved himself to be one of the best horses ever bred in the colonies, having beaten both Fishook and Mata, two of the fastest horses the colonies ever produced.

THE PURE CLYDESDALE, "YOUNG PRINCE CHARLIE." Will Travel this season as under — Monday — Te Awamutu, Kihikihi, Orakau, Rangiaohia, Te Rahu and Crons roads ; Tuesday, At home ; Wednesday, Ohaupo ; Thursday, at home ; Friday, at Paterangi and Ngahinepouri, calling at Mr Vickers, staying at Mr W. W. Higginson's at night ; Saturday, Alexandra, Ta Awarautu, and Cross Roads. Paddocking, Is 6d per week during season. Terms— Ariel, (Single Mare, £5 5a Od, two or more, as per agreement. Young Prince Charlie — (Single Mare,) £4, two or more as per agreement. WILLIAM BOND, Cross Roads, Te Awamutu. Ist October, 1881.

rilO STAND THIS SEASON. The well-known Clydesdale Stallion, "YOUNG WELLINGTON." Will Travel the following places in the Waikato :—: — Monday — Pukerimu, travelling same evening as far as Mr Grice's Farm via Rotorangi. Tuesday — Rangiaohia, calling at Mr A. Ramsay's, Kihikihi (Mr Corboy's) that evening. t Wednesday— Te Awamutu, calling at Mr Rutherford's farm. Thursday. — Ohaupo (forenoon only), Hamilton that evening. Friday. — Hamilton, stopping at Railway Hotel ; good grazing for mares at Mr Jolly's, at 2s per week. At Tamahere that afternoon, good grazing at 2s per week at Mr Jared Allwill's. Saturday. — Tamahere, and Cambridge at Carter's Stables. He was bred by Mr Patterson, Wanganui. His eire, Wellington, is acknowledged to be one of the finest horses ( imported to New Zealand. Hi» dam was an imported mare from Hobart Town, and, when exhibited, received every firstclass prize as a Brood Mare. " Young Wellington " stands 17 hands in height; his colour is, a beautiful dark dappled brown ; he has a wonderful docile temper; has good action, and for symmetry he has not his equal in, the country. " Young Wellington " has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and thoroughly staunch in harness. " Young Wellington V^ ytoclt, : for size, symmetry, and^ action, cannot be surpassed. " Young "Wellington" pan.,^ot twenty miles in two Jhpu,ta,'aud has done ij;. „ ;: TERMS j-tr 'w . , ■ Single Mjajcf ft#*,%; Two fl or *Apg»rnsg3. 15s. n No:GjioojtiOE V L;4U>aeoounte to.ha> paid on ,o* 'before I ' lal J day- ! of;, Jakuiry.* ■ MALCOLM MIIiLER.i