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Dunstan Times, Issue 706, 29 October 1875, Page 3

THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, ’ ARCHITECT, Will travel tjiis Season in the Dunstanlmd Cromwell Districts, and will stand at Mount Pisa Station. A R CHIT EOT is a rich bay with - V black points, stands 1(U hands high, with great substance and'quality, and he has proved himself a sure foal getter. He was bred by John Field, Esq., of Calstock, Tasmania, and his stock in that island have turned out remarkably good on the turf, as hunters, and as we : ght carrying hacks. “ Mechanic,” a two year old colt by “ Architect ” ran well at the last Hobart Town meeting in the Railway stakes, although just oil ship-board, having been shipped to Lyttelton, where owing to the want of dne clean certificates from the port of shipment he was not allowed to land, although pronounced free fromdisease by competent veterinary Surgeons at Lyttelton, and his owner had to ship him back again. Architect’s sire “ Peter Wilkins" is the sire also of the “ Quack ” winner of the Melbourne Cup ; Benvolio, winner of the Sydney Derby ; “ Flying Dutchman,” the hero of the Australian Cup of 1872 ; “W. F.,” the hurdleracer, and other horses—-and is full brother„to “ Rose de Florence,” the dam of “ Maryhyrnong ” (the most fashionable sire in Australia) “Ferryman,” “King of the Ring,” &o. ” Pedigree —Architect by “ Peter Wilkins ”by the “Flying Dutchman, from “ Boarding School Mias,” by “ Plenipotentiary ” from “ Marpessa,” the dam of “ Pocahontas ” (Stnckwell’s dam);—his dam “ Governess ” by “Conrad,” from “Bequest ” by “ Sneezer,” from “ Medea ” by “ Mozart,” from “ Whizgig ” by “ Whale hone.” For tabulated pedigree, see Yol, 5, N.Z. Stud Book. Terms, £5 ss. Groomage, 55., paid in ad vane*. Guarantees by arrangement. Good paddocks ; every care, but no responsibility. 1. LOUGHNAN, Mount Pisa Station,

THIS THOROUGHBRED HORSE YOUNG SCUD WILL travel this Reason the Dunstan, Alexandra, Dimstan Creek, Drybread, and Tinkers Bistricts. Head quarters at Blacks. YOONG SCUD is a dark chesmit, three years old, stands IGA hands, with good bone, and handsome as a picture. He has proved himself a sure foal getter, having served a limited number of mares last season ami none of them missed. YOUNG SCUD was got by the farfamed thorough bred horse Scud, out of Young Currance Lass, by Barber; grandam Currance Lass, by Whalebone out of Windsor, the property of John Jones, Esq,, of Cherry Farm; great grand dam Windsor was imported from Valparaiso, by John Jones, Esq., thus showing some of the best blood this side the Line. Terms— £3 10s ; Groomage. ss, paid in advance. Guarantees by arrangement; and all demands nayablo before the Ist of February, 1876, when the season ends. An enclosed 200-acre paddock for the accommodation of mares, free of charge. All care taken, but no responsibility. PETER HARRINGTON, Blacks No. 1.

THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE „ HORSE SURPRISE, WILL travel this Season in the Clyde, Cromwell, Alexandra, and Blacks’ districts. SURPRISE, bred by John Hamilton, Esq'., is by'that well-known Clydesdale sire Thane of Clyde, imported to Southland by Hugh M‘Lean, Esq. Dam bred by A. Clcrke, Esq., Longford, Tasmania, and imported into this Province by the Messrs Clerke Brothers, for breeding purposes on their {aim. SURPRISE is a dark dappled bay, stands seventeen hands high, and is now rising nine years. He is a remarkably compact and powerful horse, with immense bone, fine flat leg, unequalled action, and docile temper. He has proved himself a sure foal getter, and his stock are not surpassed by the progeny of any horse which has ever served in the Southland district, whore ho has travelled three years in succession. SURPRISE took second prize at two, three, and four years’ old at the Invercargill Annual Show, against all comers. A paddock for the accommodation of mares coming from a distance will be provided at Wai Keri Keri. free of charge, without responsibility. The greatest care taken. Terms, £3, payable on the Ist of February, 187 C ; Groomago, 55., Note. —All mares tried by “Surprise 1 ’ will be considered as served, and the owners will bq responsible for the service fees unless otherwise agreed to by the groom. J. M’ARTHUR, Wai Keri Keri.

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