Notices. rpO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN I THE WAIKATO, The Thoroughbred Stallion, MUSKAPEER. A limited number of mares only served. Route : Mondays—At Mr H. Ramsay's.Ranginobia. Tueed&ye—At Mr Kusabe, Ohaupo. Wednesdays—At Hamilton. Thursdays—Returning home. Fridays—At home. Saturdays—At Mr W. K. Carter's Stables, Cambridge. Good paddocking at Is per week. Erery care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. BROWNE, Cambridge. Breeders will do well to bear in mind that this horse's stock took the prize at the Horse Parade in Cambridge, as the best Two-year-old exhibited. Ho is also the sire of Peerless, who won the Waikato Produce Stakes, 1891 ; also, Lottie, the runner-up in the same race and winner of the Huia Cup in Auckland, beating St. Hippo, North Atlantic, and others ; and Florence and Blunderbuss, all good performers. 1-0 STAND "THIS SEASON AT FENCOURT, The Pure Clydeadnle Stallion, DUKE OF ALBANY, By Blair Athol (imp), out of Ruby (imp). DUKE OF ALBANY was only ehown once, at the Waikato Farmers' Club Stallion Parade and Horse Show, when he was awarded first prize, defeating General Fleming and G lancer. His stock are very superior, beiug very easily broken and grand workers. His sire and dim were two of the best and purest Clydesdales ever imported to New Zealand.
Duke of Albany will travel as follows : Cranston—Monday night Okoroire—Tuesday night till noon on Wednesdaj Fencourt—Thursday night till Monday morning Terms : Three guineas each for up to three mares ; more than three mares as per agreement. Grazing free; every care taken, but no responsibility. Fencourt Cambridge, September 9th, 1892. yiO STAND THIS SEASON M. at Mr Carter's stables, Cambridge, and travel the surrounding district, THOROUGHBRED STALLION RAGLANDark Brown Compact Horse, lo hands 3 inches high, 7 years old. RAGLAN was sired by Cap-a-pie, whose cross-country stock are favourably known. Tenambra, the dam of Raglan, was a highly-bred mare, and ran five seconds in Auckland. She was sired by that grand horse The Marquis, and two of the races he won were the classic English Two Thousand Guineas and the St. Leger. Tenambra, by the Marqais out of Lady Manners—Suttin, by Pit3ford (imported) out of Green Linnet, Green Linnet by Dclapre (imported) out of Kate Kearney. Kate Kearney by Rory O'More (imported) out of Dagloine (imported thoroughbred Irish hunter). The Marquis by Stockwell (son of The Baron) out of Cinizelli. Cinizelli by Touchstone out of Brocade. Brocade by Pantaloon out ot Boombazinp. Boombazine by Thunderbolt out of Delta. Delta by Alexander. When on the turf Raglan proved himself a thorough honest horse and first-class stayer, able to last to the end of a Cup race, carrying weight and defeating the best horseß in Auckland. In sprint races he showed his pace by beating performers like Teksum (who won races against the best horses in Australia), Cissy, and others. As it will be seen, Raglan is a suitable horse to breed from to get racehorses and fast cross-country stock ; and if put to roomy active mares, to get weightcarrying hacks and active harness horses. Monday—Kihikihi. Tuesday—Whatawhata Wednesday—Taupiri Thursday—Hamilton Friday—Home, through Tauwhare Saturday—At home Terms : £3 lOs single mares and thoroughbreds ; two or more mares, £3. Mares missing will be served free next season. Good grazing at Cambridge for mares from a distance ; Is per week. THOMAS SUTTIE, Cambridge. WO STAND THIS SKASON AT 1 MORRINVILLE,
The Thoroughbred Stallion, ST. PATRICK, By The Premier—Phrenix, by Gownsman oat of Ikamataki, by Figaro out of Brunette. Figaro by Gil Bias, out of Flora Mclvor (Flora Mclvor the dam ot Frailty, the dam of Trenton, Cuirassier, &c. Phcenix, dam of St. Patrick, was a good performer. In 1875 she won the Pahautanui Stakes at Wellington, beatiug a large field, also the Consolation at Maetertou. Ran second to Cocksure for the Hutt Park Stakes, and third for the Provincial Plato, being beaten by Fishhook and Pungawerewere (both Dunedin Cup winners). St. Patrick is a beautiful dark chestnut, standing over 16 hands, with grand bone and good temper. He has been shown six times, taking six first prizes, including Hawke's Bay and Cambridge last year, us an entire for getting carriage horses. Terms : Siugle mares, £2 10s ; two or more the property of same owner, £2. Good grazing at Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. FRANK MARSHALL. Mornnsville, 2nd September, 1592. THE DRAUGHT STALLION PRINCE FERGUS Will stand this season at To Awamutu (owner's residence), iindat Mr Melville's, Te Rote ; also, travel the surrounding district*. Good grass paddocks at cither place, one shilling per week. Tkrms : £2 2k sinirlo mare ; two or more as jx-r agreement. All care taken, but no responsibility. .lOIIN POLLARD, Te Awamutu.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3177, 3 November 1892, Page 4
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773Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3177, 3 November 1892, Page 4
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