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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 348, 6 November 1875, Page 4

(ilhttitt TO SERVEA FEW MARES THIS SEASON. TUB TWO-YTUB-SBBD **-' OID KING OF THE RANGES; "ING OP THE KANGES, by - Prince Alfred, by Boiardo (imported), by Orlando (winner of the English Derby) out ot' Miss Alfrod, by King Alfred, by Pyrrhus (another winner 8£ the English Derby). Terms upon Application. DAVID MESSENT, Proprietor. THE PURE OLyDESDALE ~ ENTIRE HORSE, "LOUD Jj OY A T T," (Peter Law, Proprietor), Will Stand at Nasoby for the Season. 01® LOT ATT is a beautiful Bay, JLj ifnn jnnna nil ; has immonso bone, and splendid notion, fid was bred by Mr. Eraser, Xilmoro, Victoria, out of his imported mare •Tosa (sivo —'the cclobrated horso Prince Charlie, imported from / Sootland by J. and M. M.'Tntosh), and lias takon several First Prizes !is a year and two-yonr-old, among which he puticd tho First at Kilmoro against ton others. Hi; has also served m the Boiialla district, and proved himself the sire of the best stock in that district. . Tfiinrs—-£3 Bs. A Ghiarnntco Given. THiToLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE DUKE OF EDINBURGH .. (Tho Property of Messrs. Mncpherson and Packman.) Will Visit Kyoburn, Hyde, Hamilton, Sowbarn, Maniototo Plain, Hill's Creek, Dun-,, stan Oreok, Drybivad, and Blacks. i'C KB or EDINBIJHGH is a dark brown liorso, seven years old. Ilns immonse bono, and splendid action. Ho was bred by E. Fricker out of the c6lebral;ed jnaro Nora, imported from Melbourne by Jtr. P. Aitchiion. i Nora was a large prize taker in Molboui'no.i "His Sjre is 4h6 ''celebralcd' horso Lofty, imported from Scotland by 'the Hon. Mathew Holmes; Duko of Edinburgh, as a two-year old, took tho fiist prizo in his class at- Oamaru. He has a docile tomper, is thoroughly staunch, and has proved himsolf a sure Toal-getfcer in tho Oamaru district. Tkhms £3 lOa. A well-watered 200-acro Grass Paddock provided on the Ewcbiirn, Froe of Obargo, J'or the first sis weeks. Evory care taken, bat no responsibility. Groomnge, 55., payable at time of service. For further particulars apply to tho proprietors or tho groom. THE THOROUGHBRED r ENTIRE fff HORSE F I R E; A W A Y, Will Stand this Season at; Packman's Livery Stables, Nasoby, and serve a few Thorough bred Marcs. TLUEA/WATT in a beautiful Cbesnut Three yenr old, bred by J. A. Douglas JCsq., out of his favorito tnaro Daisy, whose siro was ihe imported thoroughbred horse Malton. Firoawny is by Scud, sire of the celebrated horso Knottingly, and brother to Stormbird, Belle of the Isle, Southern Chief, &c., bred by Harris, Esq., Canterbury. Fireaway took the second prize tit the tenth Palmerston annual show for the bost thorough bred two-year old colt. Ho also, last year, as a old, won the Maiden Plate at the MounfTda Jockey Club unnual meeting. Terms ... ... £<j A well-watered 200-acrc Grass Paddock provided on the Ewobnrn, Free of Charge, for the first six weeks. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Groomago, 55., payable at time of somco. THE ENTIRE HORSE THOEOtfGH 33 REJ) YOUN'G QUICKSAND,-. (The Property of J. Packman »nd Co.) ; Will 3tand this Season fib Packman's Stables Naseby. "OXJIS G QUICKSAND bred' by John Wood, Esq , Christchurch, out* of his fast trotting mare Madge, by Quicksand. Madge took one first and one second prizo at tho Chiistchurcli Shows, and won many fast-trotting matches. Young Quicksand is a beautiful dapple-grey, stands 15& hands high, with splencfid bono and symmetry; a very docile temper, nnd a euro foal-getter. . Termk, £3, payable before removal of mares. Groom's fee, ss. ' A well-watered IiOO-acro Grass Paddock provided on the Ewebum, Free of Charge, for tho first six weeks. Every care taken but no responsibility. 1 TUB IMrOBTED , HORSE " C II ORIS T E E " CIIOBISTER is out of Jenny Lind, by Hcmit,NK£Oi.—-Seo-^V-ictorian-Rtud Cuoetster is a beautiful dark bay; stands fully 15 hands 3 inches high, with immense bone and substance, showing more power than any thoioughbred in tho country. He ifl also perfectly quiet, and a sure foal-getter. CnomsTKK is celebrated for getting firstclass weight-carrying hacks, second to none in Otftgo, and several of his progeny have distinguished themselves on the turf. / TERMS—£#; Groomage ss. » ATSmaoigJo be paid .for.by„,Febniary.4st,. GtrArJifliEßS as per agreement. ■ . M URDOCH GORDON, Proprietor. N B CO-Ac.ro Paddock at Hill's Crcok urov'ided for mures corning from a distance. Every care taken, but no responsibility.