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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 403, 2 December 1876, Page 1

... . ©lrttre parses. Tllffi CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE ■ \V KE : OF ED.INBURGH : ! '/ (The Property of J. Packman and Co.) ! ~, .Will Stand this Season at EwebUrn Firm.' -■ : Dintn of Edinbttroh is a dark brown horse,' seventeen and a-ha]f hands high," arid is seven .years old. - : Has immense bone"; and splendid He wasr.bred' byi r E'.»Fricker, out of; ..the, celebrated.mare:Ndra] imported from Mel-. ! bourne.,by.,JM[r.i ; P. .Aitebison';'- Nora,was.;a .prize-taker :ifl Melbourne. Hisisireis the celebrated horse Lofty, imported from Scotland by the Hon. Mathew Holmes. •- ' i of Edinburgh, as a ; tw.o-yqar-old, took ''tMei ; first prizeinhis.elass at Oomaru.j -,He "has a docile temper, is /thoroughly staunch,. ' and'li'Ao proved liimself a sure ,foal-getter in "the Gdbaru'a'ad'Mqunt.lda':Districts. \ ; <f.i.iV''■'. r« ~:; ;i3-;10 ' Every convenience for mares sexists' a|t ifche Eweburn Farm, consisting of ,600,, acres,, securely fenced and 'well-watered,'*"and divided'" into three paddocks'—one specially kept" for tnares with foal's at foot." ,' No charge for first' six weeks. Every -card taken,, .but no. reapon-; •ibility. G-roomage'' 65., j'aH; j'time ; of service. ■ . ' ' ","'../"'[;'''.'.'.i'- •. ;■;.,.•. For further ■or the groom. ".'''■' "''"' : '"/ ,'V;,!', ~,' i ''.'. THE PURE CLYDESDALE .ENTIRE HORSE ! ;; fjL'OKD' L 0 V A t.t;; »■'■■> , !,, ,-... (Petor Law, Proprietor), 1 ■• > ! '." 'Will stand for the .Season at the' Sbwburn 'l° ! '' l; '' ' Swamp. .',]'." .].;,'.;'.„.' LOED. LO JATT Jft* J>eautifai Bay, , | has. immense ,ibone,' and splendid action; 'He* was bred by Mr.' Fraser, Kilmore, Victoria, ont, of his-imported ma* Jess (sire -frsthe/ celebrated' horse Prince Charlie, im>' .ported 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 Kilmbrd against ten, others.;; He has also,,servod in, .the, Benalla. district, and provM'hirriself the'sire pi 'the best stpok in 1 that district ;' : as;woU a's the'.'sire of 'some of ' the most valuable stock "in: the. Mount' Ida : '''•''• •■ '■ ir; '•'' ''■'''■'- ;''■ '• 'm /.-Terms ''U.l ;;i; .*.'"'£3 3s, ' i■■ (payable at the end of the season; Ist Feb.).. i t -,B;eenrely; r fericed arid well watered grass, I paddock.of 40,0 acres ;at thei Sowburn ifor : wares,, wb ere every care < will ibe taken; but t .no responsibility. , , . > : ! ' YOUNG WALLACE, ; :,. Will visit this season Nasebyj ( Dunstan ; Creek, and Blacks, /,, , \ !■. JTOUNG WALLACE is'a <J.ark,.dapple bay, stands 16.4 hands high, 'is■!eight years.old, and,is by £hejmp.ortod>horse William Wallace, out p£ a Lureibred Clydes;' 1 dalomare. ;: t ". , ( ., , ~,',...,,,, \*' '" Youncj Wa.lla.ob" has,proved.,himself a ' wire foal-getter, and his stock in;'.tne^Tuape;: ka district are 'very promising. ,'. ■• TERMS—£3iQs., payable at: the' end of' the season: -All fees to be paid 1 on the'lßt' FebraaryV 18177.':'' '■" ''''-" '.' :-■•-•''.• ~;.' A gopd grass and well-watered paddock? ;pr,ovidedifor mares.. ■■ : '■■>'> '• >'■■■■ . ...Eyery care taken, but no responsibility: : ■..'■J,--'-, •■■■:■■: ;G-EORGE CLUOAS,' ':, ~;; ■:., ~ . . Rougtf Ridge. ' ' 'COACHING- STALLION. OUNG- DANCER will Stand this "■ seasonal the Quartz Reefs/Rough Bidge. YOUNO DANCER is a beautiful Dapple Bay, 3 years old, 16 hands high, quiet temper, and good action. YOUNG- DANCER is by the celebrated r horso Morris Dancer out a Dollar mare > (Dolly), imported from Gippsland; Dolly was the winner of several races both at Cromwell and Dunstau, beating Gaffer Grey, Poison, Ac, with l'J stone up. For particulars as to pedigrees see " Ruff'B Guide." TKHirfl—£3. Oroomage fee, 65., payable At first scrvico. ' ' '".",'. : 'tSfHf A good paddock providod for mares coming fiom a dist'anae, where every 'care will l» taken, but no reßponHibilily^ PETER HOWARD,'' . ','*>•'•'..',• •'.'"' ■:''■■' '"'iPropWe'tbrl '* , THE ENTIRE HORvSE ,(The Property of J..Packnjan) J Will Stand yiis.Season at Kwoburn: Farm.i ■ vXouno QiricTtHATifnv'hred by .John Wood, out, of ihis fast-trotting Mo.dgo, jy. Qijwksand. Madge,/took oho 'iirst'.acd one fecond ,pvi?o a(;..the,Christ- • ch'utich'Shows, arid ' won ' many fast-trotting -WatchCßlii ' ;i !■■'■<:■ ■■■- ■•:• ;■■■' , /. . \ : ■'■'•■ '■'.'•' ' ! ' . Young Quicksand is «/beautiful dapple grey, stands JL&£ h_audß.liigh,,>*ith splendid bone and symrnotiy j a very, docile temper, and a sure foatt'Mller,: ""!" '■"". ' " ' ' - TERMS ' ...';■' ..; ' ; £3 ! '; "' 'fpaydbie before 'r&movnl of-mares!) ■■■ EvOTy'c'o^ve'nie'nce'for'mare^'exists at the Eweburn Farm j consisting' 'of ; 600 !; ntfretr - seourqlyjfeuced , a,rid well- i and divided iftto/hvee t paddocks-7r-one specialjy ;! kept;,ff)r niares/wTth No .charge,,fcjr first eii wce'kL J Eve'rf'cdf-e token, but np'respphsy .Mity. I'QrddtnageSi', payable -fiV time of se.i*.yiceii;) '!'.) f.'-ii'-jLlf'S '■■ : ' '■ i 'rV.V-;>. 1 ■ -■!';■''. JJ jß , pr!fur j th«r pairtioulars apply/to!^proprietor,