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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 376, 3 October 1883, Page 3

Tc Stand This Season In the Manavratu and Rangitikei Dis--1 trWs, the thorougb-bred horse 3VIXJJPTI The attention of breeders ..is solicitec to the pedigree t c this most fashionablj bred horse, who 3 now m his prime anc m splendid cone! aon. MUFIT is 1 7 the premier sjtallion Traduce who has for the 'asi i three F2ason3 .• iod at 100 guineas s mare. Traduc lf s stock have everywhere perfprme creditably, andincliidj such noted animals as Lurline, Calumny Le" Loup. Betrayer. Trump Card, Fishhook*: and other.;. .Traducer's pe digre* isajvery brilliat;; one, as it includes al! the most valued traias of the> Engltst stud of the last » untury. On the dam'i side Mufti is also feuarkably well -con nected, being ou ;of Flat Iron by Petei Flat— Emma by Gil Blap— Emily bj Operator --r Flora M'lvor by Eouse'i Emigrant,' &c. Peter Flat was one of the most sue cessfu) performers that has left England and possessses a splendid pedigree (set Stud Book). Flora M'lvor was one o the best mares ever. foaled m Australia tud her desendants are always eagerly bought after by breeders andracing men Flora was.thegrand dam of "Figaro, Baj Middletdn/Cbssack, Nutwith, Zoe, an« Wairaea-jXjthe.lat er being the dam, p Mantik'a', Toi Toi, and others. Toi to is the dam of Kakapo, Harakeke— dan of Koiari,J Toiata— sire of Longlands iPap.iipa, Rama .Uarna and other well knW^n' performers' ,> 4 . i ;•■? 'Ii will, thu8 f be,. seen that Mafii is wel worthy of the patronage of breeders wh( wish, to keep to racing strains. -„- MuftH a; golden chcslrint^ sending 15 handa "i | inches' bigh^anil is spehdidly pfopoi tioned, aud of excellent consiiiution. Mufti'B; racing perforniunces are toi well known; to require any -.referend here. ■ i -,■;,■ ;; .- .- ,- ' T^ms :— jingle, mares, £.56 3.;. txpn mares as per agreement. Payment b^ promissory note to ! Be given at time o service, and due four months after date Padlocking free, for; one rapn^hi afte; will be charged. 2s per week. Telegraphic or oth^er copimunicationi addressed t6 W, Mbore, of the Commercial Hotel Stables, will be promptly at tended ts by him. He will also receiy< andtgive delivery of all mares consignee to bis charge for Mufti. * * • For further Tjirtieulars apply, to , ; /: ;-K>i:r*.:-j.; CRiNWE^Lf ' : i Groom m charge. wLO WES & FALLQqN, '• ;r - »' ;: ':'"^ ■ '■• '" K OwnWs. - ! To Stand This Season RANGITIKEI AND MANAWATIJ DISTRICTS, Ttie' celei&ratied Thoroughbred Horse * PAPAPA. PAPAPA is" by Rayensworth (impor" ;•: led) out of Waimea.by Sir Her*, cules— Flora M'lvqr, by Emigrant ported)—^orrieln, by G|- •asshoppor— Mauto Cimpor.l:ed) Raycnsworth by Touchs one— Fsi • Jcarij- by Verulam— Fair E'leu, by P^ancalooa. See. New Zeal?n( Stud Be ok for full pedigree.- ' ' PapApa is a civk- chestnut, standing 15 .hands 3 inchf < h'^b, with great length, substance, and QudHty, and was' one of the fastest horses übafc ever raced m New Zealand .' ■■ At th- • Chrislchurch meeting m 1873 beran second -to the celebrated Lurline m the Cr iterburj Cup, 2^ miles m 4m'Bßee.i'cam'ng : 76t'2lbs, as a three Vjear old. Lurli* c, 4yrs, n ßst 91bs ; Tambourini,9st 6lbs; Malyina, Bst 91bs ; and Templetbrt- / 7st V2lb», also • ran. Papapa vron .the. Chustehurch, Derby m 2min 4£sec, L ating Castaway (own brother to Lurline), Teinpleton and Traitor. At Auckland won t the Aiacklaod Turf Club Cup, w'tb! 7st Slbig, 2 miles, iv 3ra 45sec. ; ; Yatterina, 7bt 121bs second. Par.awanui, Hatred, and Black Eagle also i"HV r Papapa also' walked over for the Railway Stakes, and won the Thames Pilatesjtfst 61bs, 2 \ miles,: in 3m 55sec, heating Ha redi 9st 71bs. ; Terms.-— Single mare, I •5 ss; -two or more, as per agreement. "•' For further particulras apnlv to „ : VJ.-:^ A /: D.^«BBTH, Owner, Kiwitea The r l ho; oifghbred Stallion MORPHEX7S ; :•;• ■•*■;' : - ./• ' - ;'' ■■■'■■■•■ Will travel the Pal jnerston, Feilding, . and Sandon Districts this season. ' TiyrORBHE.tJS is a "golden-; chestnut IjX. stands 16 bands. 3. inches : tho roughly; spund m all respects- He.is^i years old, Jbjy ihat fast and known horse Castaway, dam Somnam bula by, To j» too j dam -. Opera by -Xk Bar Were, damCassanira by Priam ; Towtoi (by Melbourne by Traducei '.darn Mermaid. Morpheus comes fron a great racing family, claiming som< aiis^ ocratte and hlgh-iilßSs: performers a his relatives. His wre^veon the Welling to|n Cup and ran secoad the Canterbury Derby an»l Greai Autumn Handi cjip. He is t qll prottier tp Lurline anc L'p Lpii|(. The perfovmances ot thes< animals m New 'Zealand and Australia no comment, he Loup won thi Canterbury J: G. Handicap !an<l v Cup fi \BSdi ■;. Opera, grand dam* of -Morpheus we i -the Ganiierbury Derby' m 1864 was also- from Opera, ty •Tc wton, : and won amongst ■ other race* the Canterbury J, G. Handicap am Canterbury and Wellington- Cups, be sides '-^.performing. - successfully- -ove hurdles. Salvage, by Castaway, ran se cond for the Wellington laU year, giv ing.tbe; winrier-a y ear and a pound. Woi the Gre-t Autumn Handicap at Christ church, and ran second to Adamant fo theDunedin Cup-giving the winner tw years and twenty-four pound's.' Terns'*^ £5» -and 5s groomage fee 1 ; *tw or mo c mares as per agreement. . Mo'p'ieusf will travel a£ |ollovrs iH Mondays, at B"own and Eoisen'ssiablei Palmerston ;j T nesday ni^h . at> Feilding W e^^sdays v: ilalcnmbe ;,Xhursdayi ■at Bulls ; Fvid f alt. Black' Hill ; Satur days^^tMarJc r ..." r '■■ > .-■ - -.• - t *rwJ i ForfiirtheV artici'lars apV)]y to i X 'ED. NEAMS;'SBaUi7 J Or js. Pi^BrbOae/lHorse aereton N.;