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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 297, 12 October 1883, Page 6

The Stud. _■-— - THE THOROUGH. *BBSjj^ BRED HORSE S V I, V A N IT S WILL STAND THIS SEASON AT TJHE GORE HO v RSE BAZAAR.; Q YLV---*. 1... is a beautiful chestnut horse O standing Ui hand, high, showing great qual'ty. . SylVanus. B.ed in New Sou'h Wales, by Cloldsboi-ough. dam T_ radium, by Peter Wilkin.— Reflection by Lugar -Mirror (imp). by .Sir Hercules. Comment on above pedigree is unnecessary 1 . 1 " Th'JDfS : ■£•!. payable 0:1 llVe Ist of" February, I tst'-J- ; (.i room's Ice ~>s, payable at first sei vicift. A LSO, Till- SHETLAND POXY T I M W IT I F FLE R. Terms 30.?. For furl her particulars apply to di.7o T. I-I. BREWER. miIO_.OUGHI.RJ_D ENTIRE HOR.E CAMDEN Will tra viol this Season tm thk Mandeville, Riversdale, Switzers and burrounding Districts. CAM DEST is a dark bay. standing 1 (Sihands high, and combines the qualities most required in this distiiet, viz. -.—Size, Sub stance aud Breeding. CAMDEN, bred by the lion. Robert Campbell, by Traducer, dam Jeu d' Kspiit. bred in Canterbury by Messrs G. and fi. Lei** in 18l>2. got by I'etcr Flat (a) ; her dam. Jessie, by Mulcyson (a 1 * ; dam by Bay Camden ; Mulcyson by Mulcy. Further reference sec Stud Book, thus showing Camden to be of the fastest and most fashion.ble blood of the day, being being half brother to those wellknown horses, Tcmplelon, Lurline. Le Loup and Sir Modred, all of which have been Cup winners, thus shewing this horse to be of pure and undeniable blood. TERMS : £3 10s., payable on the Ist of February, I_B_. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. Good Paddocing will bo provided for marcs, j Eveiy care taken but no responsibility. N.B.— No marcs allowed in Paddock witb hind shoos on. J ALEX. ALEXANDER, di.49 Wyndham. mHE CELEBRATED ENTIRE HORSE KING OF THE EING Will stand this season at the undermentioned places : — The Farmers' Arms Hotel, Wyndham ; Mr Jas. Milne's farm Mokerita, and will travel the surrounding district. For pedigree, see cards. Good paddocks will be provided at Wyndham and at Mokerita at 2s (5d per week. ■No mares will be allowed in the paddocks v. ith hind shoes on. All care taken, fcbut no responsibility. Teems: & -L each mare ;. Groom's fee ss, ' payable at first service. . - - For further particulars apply d 532 WYNDHAM STUD COMPANY. mHE CELEBRATED ENTIRE HORSE S 0 DTLA N D Y E T "Will travel ix thk MATAURA, WYNDHAM and FORTROSE DISTRICTS. For terms and pedigree see cards. CALDER & THOM SON, 53.. Proprietors*. HM«UI_.«-JlM___-3l__TO.U_iv_«--_l-ll , m-^^ WYNDHAM HOUSE PARADE. Tho annual parade of entire horsea under the auspices of the Ma-aura P. and A. Society was held yesterday at Wyndham. Tliere was not so good a show as might have been expected, but probably the paucity of the attendance was owing to the short notice given. Mr Jno. Mitchell, of the firm of Oarswell, White and Co., who happened to be present, kindly officiated as ring -master and performed his duties in his well-known genial and humorous manner. The following horses were exhibited : — SCOTLAND Yet.— This nuggctty horse is rising sis. years old, and is by the now famous Prince of Wales. He is a dark bay, and has fine short hairy legs and black points all round. This Southland bred horse should be a favorite in the distiiet, as his blood is unexceptionable. The next shown was Lord Clyde. He is a bright bay •_ yearold. He looks in good fettle and should be a good sire. King ov the Ring was next shown. This horse, though ten years old can give points to all comes in the way of ancestry. His pedigree is undeniable, and he shonld be in request among the settlers in the Wyndham district. General Grant was the next trotted along. This horse is rising 5 year old. At present he shows a little too much daylight but probably time will thicken him down. He comes on the female side from the locally well-known mare Bell, who took the first prize the only time she was shown in New Zealand. The new horse Sir COM2. PRINCE was next trotted out. He shows goad action generally. He appears to be well got, his sire being Prince, who has returned to Mrs Ninuno of j. tho Taieri more than £1500 worth of stock in last season. Next came the blood hor.e_. The first shown was the old horse Buzz akd. He was offered for sale after the parade but was not sold. Next came MA-ii-LUiCJ-. The son of King Philip looked in good £etll_. and s-jjiould throw some good stock this 'season iff tlje district where he intends to tlav.}7 ; , ■ W The last horse was the _I-__tm.fr Tor- ■__.___>.. His pedigree* i;sho t vv.- 'that lie has blood in his veins of a W^AloHaraetor, «-«-•. therefore should be a rtbwj^&J y