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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9284, 17 December 1880, Page 4

BARBARIAN. 'TIHIS Thoroughbred Horse will Jl Stand during the ensuing Season ' at Baumai, Bulls, Lower Bangitikei. Babbabian is by the far-famed Traducer ; dam, Barbary (imported), by Simoon', by Camel, by Whalebone, by W»xy, by Pot-8-os, by Eclipse. Traducer by Libel, by Pantaloon, by Buzzard, by Woodpecker, by flerod. Barbarian's dam, Barbary (own sister to the English' Barbarian that ran second for the Derby in 1852) was a good performer. She won the North of Ireland Produce Stakes, 1857 ; also, the National Produce Stako, at Curragh was second to Sprig of Shillelagh for Lord Denham's Plate, same, Meeting, At Auckland, New Zealand, was the winner of the Innkeepers' Plate, and then sold for 450 guineas, and sent to the Stud. Some of : the best stock in this district are descended from this mare, and have shown for themselves the quality of her blood. Traducer is too well known to need much comment, having been the most successful Stud Horse in the Southern Hemisphere every Baee Meeting, either flat or steeplechase, showing the quality and capabilities of his stock ; but breeders should bear in mind that this grand old horse is lost to the Stud, and this fact must necessarily .greatly enhance the value of any stock possessing his blood. . Babbabian is a coal-black horse , of., great power and substance, and the above pedigree will satisfy all who wish to obtain thoroughbred and fashionable blood possessing known j racing and, weight-carrying qualities. He stood for two seasons in t|ie: Wairarapa, where he proved himself 1 a Bure foal-getter, and, though Mis stock have not yet had time to publicly prove themselves, they display such thorough good qualities, and are so generally "Well liked, that he has been detained on this side in an endeavour to sustain the wellknown character of the West Coast horses. i ! 'Terms— rFive; r guineaß Five mares, the property of one owner, 20 guineas. Good paddocking provided. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility. After mares are stinted . due notice will be given, when, if not removed within seven days, grazing will be charged at the rate of 2s 6d per week. Mares left at Mr C. Gordon's stables will be taken to Baumai with all possible care. JOSEPH ABBOTT. THE ENTIRE POJSY, M A Z E P P A, WILL BUN in a Paddock duiing the Season with a limited number of Mares. Terms, &c, in future advertisement. J CHARLES GOBDON. TpO STAND THIS SEASON, The Thoboughbbed House ffIUFIL This most fashionably-^red horse will stand this season at Mr C. M. Biohabdb' Farm, No. 2 Line, where secure paddocks with good feed will be provided, and every care taken but no responsibility' recognised. Muiri is by the late emperor of colonial stallions Traducer, out of Flat Iron by Peter Flat— Emma by Gil Bias — Emily by Operator — Flora Mclvor by Bouses Emigrant; and is closely related to all the most successful , performers in both the Australian 1 and New Zealand Stud Books. Mufti is bred the right way to beget winners, and breeders will do well to follow the late Admiral Rouse's advice, viz., to stick to winning strains of blood. Terms: — Single Mares, £5 ! ss; two Mares, £8 ; four Mares, £12. For further particulars aoply to. O. M. EICHARDS, No. 2 Line ; or, J. W. JACKSON, Pier Hotel, SEASON 1880. r f\o Serve Mares in* the Hawera J. District, the Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire, SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. Dam —Mr Charles Campbell's famous brood mare by Champion (imported). : Sire— Mr Kettle's imported horse Sir William Wallace. Sib Wiliiam Wallace is a beauti- 1 ful dark bay with black points, and was foaled- January 7th, 1872. For symmetry, strength, and action he stands unrivalled. He is perfectly quiet, docile, and tractable. No horse approaches him in' quality and quantity of bone, muscle, and hair. JfcLeis a sure foal-getter, ar.d his stock are turning out first-class. He ' has taken the Champion Prize in Wang*nui two years in succession, viz., 1878 and 1879. For pedigree and further particulars, see largo cards. Fee— Single Mares £4 10s;. reduction made for two or more mareß. Groomage fee, 2s 6d, to be paid when the mare is served. Fees payable on January 'Ist, 1881. ■ ; Paddock, for mare? free for one month, after which a charge of Is 6i per week will be made.- Every care taken but no responsibility. iWILSON BROTHERS, Bawera.