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Dunstan Times, Issue 290, 15 November 1867, Page 3

THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE DON QUIXOTE WILL TRAVEL in the Duustan District this Season. Don Quixote is a dark bay powerful horse, stands 16 hands high, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Don was got by Gil Bias, out of Penelope, by the imported Desert Arab Ajah Baba; g. d. by the wellknown racehorse Grenadier. No lengthened description of pedigree is necessary, as everyone can judge of this much admired horse from the invariable success with which his progeny have run on the colonial turf. For further particulars apply to the groom, at Woodman's Commercial Stables, Clyde. Terms, £3 j Groomage, ss. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT THE WANAKA STATION. Imported Thorough-bred Horse ELSWIOK. ILSWICK is by Dr. O'Toole (bred 1 by Lord Howth), son of Irish Birdcatcher, dam Fraulien (bred by Capt. Archdale), got by De Rnyter, her clam Netberton Maid by Sheet A nchor, Tantivy—Myrtilla. The dam of Dr. 0 Toole (Dahlia) was bred by Mr. TurnbuV, got by New Fashion her dam Matilda, by Humphrey C inker.dam Iklegarda,byßobßooly Waxy Pope —(See Stud Book.) Sporting men will see by the pedigree that soine of England's best blood runs in the veins of this horse. I His color is dark brown, with black points, he' stands fully sixteen hands high,, with' plenty of bone rail muscle, exactly what is so much required to produce powerful weight-carrying hunters or carriage horses. Terms : £7 7s. each Mare. The usual allowance for five mares the bona-fidc property of one owner. Also the fine Draught Stallion YOUm EOYAL OAK, Young Royal Oak is rising three years old, got by Old Royal Oak, out of a first-clas mare. Terms : Five Guineas. N.B. Good Paddocks provided, but no responsibility. HENRY CAMPBELL. ENTIRE THOROUGH-BRED OHOEISTER rjH ILL TRAVEL this Feason, beM tween the Dunstan and Moa Flat, from the Ist October to the 31st December. Terms, £4 45. ; groomage, Gs. Chorister is a bright, bay horse, without white, and is four years old. His sire was Hermit, winner of the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes, 1854 j Her Majesty's Gold Vase at Ascot, beating Rataplan ; the Steward's Plate, at Stockbridgc; Queen's Pla'e, at York ; Jockey Club Plate, at Newmarket ; and several other plates, lie proved himself, in his short career, a successful sire on the English turf, having got over thirty winners, and other horses who ran well. Hermit was by Bay Middleton, his dam Jenny Lind, by Touchstone Chorister's dam is the well-known V. T. B. mare Jeivy Lind, Alma's dam, by Rory O'More, by Irish Bird catcher. CHALMERF, BROS. The Draught Stallion PUNCH WILL T avel week about with Chorister, between Duustan and Moa Fiat, Punchisahrst-classhorse, thorough ly staunch, quiet and good-tempered 'lis stock lias always proved stout and dsome. Terms, £3 35.; groomage fee, sk.