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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1596, 26 September 1882, Page 4

Stud Notices.

rfIHE AUCKLAND STUD COMX PANY'S Thoroughbred Imported Stallion STERLINGWORTH, by Sterling, out of Chillianwallah, by Newminster, will stand during the coining season at Mr J. Allwill's Farm, near Cambridge, and travel the surrounding districts. Sterlingworth is by Sterling out of Chillianwallah. Sterling is by Oxford out of Whisper, Oxford by Birdcatcher out of Honeydew, Birdcatcher by Sir Hercules out of Gniccioli by Bob Booty out of Flight by Escape, Honeydear by Pleuipo out r of My Dear, Plenipo by Emilius out of Harriett, My Dear by Bay Middleton out of Miss Letty. Whisper is by Flatcatcher out of Silence, Flatcatcher by Touchstone out of Decoy, Touchstone by Camel out of Banter, Decoy by Filko da Puta out of Finesse, Silence is by Melbourne out of Secret, Melbourne by Humphrey Clinker out of Cervantes mare, Secret is by Hornsea out of Solace. Newmmster (site of the great horse Hermit) Chillianwallah's sire, is by Touchstone out of Beeswing, Touchstone by Camel out of Banter, Camel by Whalebone out of a Selim mare, Banter by Master Henry out of Boadicea, Beeswing by Dr. Syntax out of an Ardrossun mare, Lady Gough (Chillianwallah's dam) is by Launcelot full brother to Touchstone out of Janette ; Launcclot by Camel out of Banter ; Jeanette by Birdcatcher out of Perdita. Sterlingworth has more of the pure Touchstone blood than other sire in Australia, his dam being by a son of Touchstone, (Newminster) his grand dam by a full brother to Touchstone, and his sire's dam is also by a son of Touchstone, which is really the best Mood in the world. Performances. Sterlingworth was bred at the Sheffieldlane paddocks and sold by Messrs Tattersall at Doncaster when a yearling to R. Jardine, Esq., for 1,600 guineas. The' same day his celebrated half-brother Isonomy (the best thoroughbred in the world) was sold for 3(iu guineas. At Redcar Meeting, August 14, 1879, in an all-aged stakes he carried the top weight, lOst., ridden by G. J. Osborne, which he won easily, beating eight others. On October 14th at Newcastle-upon-Tyne he won the Trial Stakes in a canter by three lengths, carrying top weight, beating five others. Next day carrying lOst. 51b. he won the Welter Handicap by three-parts of a length, ridden by G. J. Osborne, beating five others. At the Newcastle Summer Meeting he ran second for th» Town Welter Handicap in a field of eleven, Wandering Willie first, Muscatel who ran third tor the Oaks, third. Tho following spring at Catterick Bridge he ran third for the Brough-hall Handicap, in which there were ten starters, amongst them Hilarius, winner of the Cesarwitch. JAMES WALMSLEY, Mauaging Director A. S. Co. (Limited).

THE IMPORTED NORFOLK TROTTING STALLION, PRICKWILLOW, Will take Whatawhata in his route to suit the settlers in Raglan and Waitetuna districts. W. HOGGARD. I

rpHE CLYDESDALE STALLION * STANLEY Will serve a limited number of Mares this season at the Farm of the undersigned. Terms— £3 10s single mare ;£3 each for two ; three or more as per agreement. Stanley is rising three years old, by Lord Derby, out of Blossom ; Blossom by Matchless, out of Blossom, who was by Cumberland, thus possessing a combination of the best and staunchest blood in the colony. He is an immensely powerful colt, with lots of bone and hair of the finest quality ; is a grand worker and perfectly quiet. He won first prize as a yearling, and first as a two-year-old at the Auckland Shows 1880 and 1881. All mares proving not in foal to be served free of charge next season. Good grazing for marcs at Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. A. &. J. McNICOL. Lochiel, Ohaupo, 4th September, 1882.

rpHE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE JL HORSES LOCH FERGUS AND BLAIR ATHOLE, the property of the Auckland Agricultural Company (Limited), will serve mares for the public in the Waikato District the present season. For particulars apply to MR THOMAS DINSDALE, Hamilton. Fen Court, 28th August, 1882 THE CELEBRATED HEAVY DRAUGHT ENTIRE HORSE YOUNG WELLINGTON, * Will travel the district this season. Terms :— Single Mares, £3 3s ; two or more as per agreement, Particulars of route in future issue. All moneys payable on or before Ist January, 1883. JOHN PASCOE. Cambridge, September 9th, 1882. qpHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION 1 ARIEL Will Travel the Waikato, Districts this Season, and serve on the same terms as last/ „ " " Pedigree, and performances, t etc., in a ■ future: issue.* r >- >: ' --■ - •'* -• % - ! --/''-i 4 Ml: \ W/LLIAM^BOND,- \