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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 169, 5 October 1877, Page 4

New Advertisements rjIHE Thoroughbred Entire Horse, B L O N D I N, Will travel this season in the Clutha and surrounding districts. Blonoin is a dark bay, stands 16 hands high, is of groat substance and bone, free from vice, and has a five temper. Got by Leotard ; dam, Miss Cox ; Leotard by Teddington, out of Kitty Cut-a-dash, by PictonEel out of Glance, by Waxy Pope— Globe, by Quiz— Paleface, by Young Woodpecker— Platina, by Mercury— Herod-y-Hag, by Skim— Hag, by Crab— Ebony, by Childers. Vide Stud Book. Misel.C.ox, by Little John, imported by C. B. 'FisherV;Esq., Adelaide} dam, Pretty Polly, by the celebrated and well-known race horse Wisker, bred by Messrs Cox Bros., Mount Gambier, New South Wales. Terms - - £3. Groom's fee, ss, payable at time of first service. Guarantees as per agreement. All mares sold after service, the seller to be responsible. All claims to be paid before Ist February, 1878. Falconer & Co., c 616 Proprietors. ■THHE Imported Clydesdale Stallion, JACK'S THE LAD, Will travel this Season in the Clutha, South Molyneux, Ahuriri, Warepa, Kaihiku, and Te Houka districts. Jack's the Lao, bred by John Symonds, Esq., Tasmania, is a beautiful dark roan, stands over 16 hands hid), combining excellent power and superior action. PEOIGREE. Got by Sir Colin Campbell, out of Bessie Bell, by Glenelg, the property of Mr Tait, veterinary surgeon, near Banff. Grandsire, Old Stitch-em, the property of Sir James Graham, of Netherbyj granddam, Earl of Seafield's favourite mare Betsy, the winner of several first prizes. Bessie Beg, bred by William Field, Esq., of Enfield, Tasmania. Her aire was old Clydesdale, imported at a veiy high price, and winner of a number of prizes in Scotland. Jack's the Lad took first prize as a foal at the Westbury Show, beating six others ; first at Latrobe as a yearling, beating eight others ; and first at Latrobe last year, in a field of seven. It will be seen from the above that Jack's the Lad is descended from the best strain of the Clydesdale blood. Terms, £4 j groom's fee, ss, payable at time of first service. Guarantees as per agreement, All mares Bold after service, the seller to be held responsible. All claims to be paid before Ist Feb. 1878. FALCONER & CO., c 617 Proprietors. m%H E CLYDESDALE ENTI Rlk Wo^> GLAS^W GJ-jl&IE, Will travel .BALCL^m A and surrounding Sire, Glasgoj&tFGeorclie ; dam, Eaagress, own /"jr sister to Emperor. t& AA „**sPedigree in future advertisement. y AA JAMES SCOTT, c 619 Proprietor. npHE celebrated Clydesdale Stallion, LORD GOWRIE, Will travel this season The Clutha, Puerua, Waitepeka, Warepa, Kaihiku, Wairnau, Waiwera, and Waipahi Districts. Lord Gowrie is a dark bay, stands 17 hands high, with plenty of bone and hair, splendid S3 r mmetry, a docile temper, and very superior action. Lord Gowrie, imported from Victoria, by Matchless, dam, Blossom, by Reformer: granddam, Kate, bred by — Rumly, Esq., Tasmania, by Ajax (imported). Reformer gained the Highland Society's first prize at Perth, in 1 852, as a yearling; in 1856 at Melbourne, the Port Philip Farmers' Society's first prize, beating Mr J. Wilson's Clyde, and four other imported sires ; in 1857, at Melbourne, the Port Philip Farmers' Society's first prize, beating Clyde, and 25 others ; at the same meeting won the Champion Cup, value L3O, as the most perfect animal exhibited. He has also taken a number of local prizes, and his stock have been successful as prize-takers. As a two-year old, Lord Gowrie gained first prize at the Mornington Farmers' Society Show, Berwick ; as a three-year old, first prize at Tokomairiro ; and his dam, Blossom, gained first prize as a yearling, at Melbourne, in 1861, beating Princess Maud the Third, and eight others ; in 1862, was second to Highland Mary, -.beating seven others. Lord Gowrie has travelled the Taieri and Tokomairiro Districts, ando.haa proved , himself a sure foal-getter. TERMS— L 4; L 2 payable at the end of the season,, and L 2 on the mare proving in foal.' Grqom's fee, 55., payable at time of service. ; JOHN M'INDOE, : c 626 Proprietor.