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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 399, 3 November 1876, Page 1

(BnUre |)tjrs£g. THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HOUSE Duke of Edinburgh (The Property of J. Packman and Co.) Will Stand this Season at Eweburn Farm. Dukk op Edinburgh is a dark brown horse, neventeon and a-httlf hands high, and is seven years old. Has immense bone, and splendid action. Ho was bred by E. Fricker, out of the celebrated mare Nora, imported from Melbourne by Mr. P. Aitchison. Nora waß a large prize-lakor in Melbourne. His sire is the celebrated horse Lofty, imported from Sco'land by the Hon. Mathew Holmes. Duko of Edinburgh, as a two-year-old, took ♦ho first prize in hie class at Oamaru. He hr.s a docilo temper, is thoroughly staunch, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter in the Oamaru and Mount Ida Districts. TERMS £3 10s. Every convenience for mares exists at the Eweburn Farm, consisting of 600 acres, securely fenced and well-watered, and divided into three paddocks—one specially kept for mares with foalß at foot. No charge for first •ix weeks. Every euro taken, but no responsibility. GroOmage 55., payable at time of service. For further particulars apply to proprietors, or the groom. THE PURE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE "LORD LOVATT," (Peter Law, Proprietor), Will stand for the Season at the Sowburn Swamp. LORD LOYATT is a beautiful Bay, has immense bone, and splendid action. He was bred by Mr. Fraser, Kilmore, Victoria, out of his imported mare Jess (sire —the celebrated horse Prince Charlie, imported from Scotland by J. and M. M'lntosh), and has taken several First Prizes as a year and two-year-old, among which he gained the First at Kilmoro against ten others. He has also served in tho Benalla district, and proved himself the sire of the best stock in that district; as well as the sire of some of the most valuable stock in the Mount Ida district. Terms £3 .Is, (payable at the end of the season, Ist Feb.). Securely fenced and well watered grass paddock of 400 acres at the Sowburn for mares, where every caro will be taken, but no responsibility. HARUHA Will Travel the Mnniototo, and Ida Valley, Districts. HARUHA is a Bay Horse, bred by Mr Redwood in 1572, got by Towton, dam Fair Puritan, by Oliver Cromwell, out of Coronaria (imported), by Sweetmeat, out of Jessica, by Launcelot, own brother to Touchstone. Towton (imported), by Melbourne, dam Cinizelli, by Touchstone. Oliver Cromwell by Potentate oat of Woodstock, by Theorem (imported), out of a mare imported to New South Wales from England. Potentate, by Sir Hercules (sire of the Barb) out of Princess, by Gratis.(imported). Marchioness, an own sister to Towton, won the Oaks in 1855. Marchioness has bred in Victoria Hone of Denmark, Fishhook, Angler (sire of the Chrysolite colt, winner of the Derby at the late A.J.C. Meeting), and other good animals. (The Marquis, a son, Cinizelli by Stockwoll, won the Two Thousand Guineua in . 1862; ran second for the Derby, for which he was first favorite, and won the St. Leger.) Habuua, when a yearling, was sold by Mr. Redwood for 420 guineas. Tkhus £3. Groomaok Feb, 6g. A. JOPP, Proprietor. COACHING STALLION. Young dancer win stand this season at the t Quartz Reofe, Rough Ridge. YOUNG DANCER is a beautiful Dapple Bay, 3 years old, 16 hands high, quiet temper, and good action. YOUNG DANCER is by the celebrated bor«e Morris Danoer out a Dollar mare (Dolly), imported from Gippsland. Dolly wan tho winner of several races both at Cromwell and Dunatan, boating Gaffer Grey, Poison, Ac., with 11 atono up. For particulars as to pedigrees boo " Ruff's Guido." Tkbmu—£3. Groomage feo, 55., payable at first service. A good paddock provided for mares ««ming fiom a distunco, whore every cure will be taken, but no responsibility. PETER HOWARD, Proprietor. THE ENTIRE HORSE Young quicksand, (The Property of J. Packman) Will Stand this Season at fiweburn Farm. Young Quicksand, bred bjr John Wood, Esq., Chmtchuroh, out of his fast-trotting mare Madge, b) Quicksand. Madge took ono firatandono Becond prize at the Christchurch Shows, and won many fast-trotting matches. Young Quicksand is a beautiful.dapple grey, stands lfij hands high, with splendid bone and symmotrv ; a very docile temper, and a sure foal-getter. TEEMS m. (payable before removal of mare^t Every convenience for inares exists at the Ewebuvn Farm, ooiißuting of 600 acres securely fenced and well-watered, and divided into three paddocks—ono specially kept for inures with fouls at foot. No charge for first six weeks, livery care lakrn, but no responsibility. Groomage 5a., payable at time of service. For further particulars apply to proprietor, or the groom,