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Dunstan Times, Issue 402, 31 December 1869, Page 3

t:ie thorough-bred entire HORSE BUNG A RABE E 'l' ILL travel tins season through *• Cromwell, Clyde, Glassford s Station, Tinkers, Drybread, Weis - man’s, Black’s; Ida Valley, and Alexandra. Bungavabee is a Black Horse, seventeen hands high, with immense bone, great muscular power, and splendid temper. Bnngarabee, by Velocity (imported), out of Marcia, by Calendar (imported) ; her dam Ada, by skeleton, out of St. Winifred, by Master Harry Comus Mare ; her dam by Alexander, sister to Haphazard, by Sir Peter ■ Miss Hervoy by Eclipse.—Vide Stud Book. Velocity got by Flying Dutchman ; Flying Dutchman by Bay Middleton, out of Barbette, bySaudbeck ; her dam Darioletta, by Ainadis, out of Sclitna, by Selim Pot So’s; Editha by Herod. Flying Dutchman, winner of the English Derby and St,. Leger the same year (1849), and won the great match at York against Voltigenr for one Thousand Guineas a side in 1851, after which he retired from the turf, and was sold for the enormous sum of ten thousand guineas for stud purposes. Terms, five guineas ; groom’s fee, ss'. All care taken, but no responsibility. Every other week Bungarahce will be at the places, on the dates as specified below:— Cromwell, Sunday and Monday, November 1; Clyde, Tuesday jGlassford’s Station, Tinker’s, and Drybread, Wednesday and Thursday; Welshman’s, Friday and Saturday, Black’s, Sunday and Monday; Ida Valley, Tuesday and Wednesday; Alexandra, Thursday and Friday; Clyde, Saturday; and so on every fortnight. N. B. With the view of improving and encouraging*good breeding. H. Glassford; Esq. has, to accommodate owners of mates living at a distance, and to give them an opportunity of theservieesof thisfme animal, kindly given the use of his paddock free of charge. All mares must he removed from the paddock as soon as possible after receipt of notice. For further particulars apply at the principal Hotels in the districts; or to the groom, John Lang. R. M'MORRAN & E. PRITCHARD; Proprietors. The Celebrated CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE CLYDE V\J ILL Travel this Season through V» the Dunstan District, visiting Clyde, Alexandra, Cromwell, Black's Nos. 1 and 3, Drybread, and St; Bathan’s. CLYDE is three years old, stands seventeen and a half hands high, is a most powerful horse, with line sym metry, good action, fine temper, and is undoubtedly a most desi-able to breed from. A CLYDE was imported from Tasmania, and is out of an imported mare from England. Terms—£3 10s. ; Groomage, ss. For further particulars apply id the Owner, JAMES M‘DONALD; Black’s No. 1. The Celebrated CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE HEATHER JOOE V\J ILL Travel this Season in tilJ VV Clyde, Alexandra, Black’s, bread, St. Bathan’s, Cromwell Hill’s Creek Districts. HEATHER JOCK is a bean dark bay horse, 17 hands high, mense bone, fine symmetry, and rior action, was got by the fij horse Reformer, imported by 1 ter, Esq., Cranbourne, and celebrated mare Flora, the propel J. Johnston, Esq., Whitiesea, Victoria! HEATHER JOCK has taken first and second prizes as a colt of olio, two, and three years old in Victoria. Sire Reformer, who gained the Highland Society’s first prize at Perth in 1852 ; as a yearling, in 1856, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip Farmers’ Society’s first prize, beating Clyde (Mr J. Wilson’s) and four other imported sires ; in 1857, at Melbourne, the Port Phillip Farmers’ Society’s first prize, beating Clyde and four othfers ; at the same meeting won the Champion Cupn value £3O, as the most perfect animaK exhibited. He has also taken a mim \ her of local prizes, and his stock have been successful «s prize-takers, —t-aui, Flora, £ pt by fbc renowned horse rrince Charlie, imported by Messrs. MHntosh, Glenroy, out of a pure-bred V.D.L. mare bred by R. Q, Kermode, Mona Vale. Flora took first prize at Whitiesea two years in succession, first at Kilmore and second at Heidelberg in 1861. Terms. — ,£4 10s., payable on or before the Ist of February, 1870 ; Groom’s Fee, 55., payable at first service. A. M’LARKN it Co, Clyde, (VoW I, 1869.