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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 784, 16 October 1878, Page 2 (Supplement)

-i—.J.-M -,;'/ „„i/,„••(■ hii> a'iU -'"/:_' Thi>r..uJ:'i- M jl Kiniiit-nt'V -uite fby gelitih'ar'Tf hnt-'rs, .iands-me \V«- e tc i r and Horses suitable f~r o.e.l.idiat/|^.|Wa»r. KIM-'K'- !•■ ■• -.Mini <ViMtg 1.-ow a I. ■„. St n.l ;■■ .(> , -a 111 l,. f io orte.o), ■•ur. ijf Miss Vipier, l»y Di-ia re(iir--jM>rt<;<l» ; Miss JNapler'a dam, Mr?. !'• Bert 'iy Wanderer (imported). See Victorian Stiid Book, Vr>l. II ~p. 47- , Panic wa-< im* ported Imm Kngland en I'asniania, and put -.n the stud at 3 yrs. old.. He was trained ■•id • ic-d a. 4 ri'nl iignii) out to ;h- «tud. .''.yh'-:i he wa- 6 yrs . o!d, he was. thi-chased •it a high pric.: and. iuuio Med C P«'C Victoria, h«re lie-hid tu:n.-;.iiiore-;easoli9*; training :itid racing. . Jle b-st '.imlish horse eye-. - ti;ajt}eiT,,in- "Austra hj, H e ran remarkably., wel 1,, A'.i'l ■ 'y{< >n several '■•'icf-s carrying heavy .weight; Joeiwas both ,|i eily and staying, nf a <i.u-t .'doeiie and iiiiet temper, wi h_a won Jwrtulcoiistitnt on, nd legs like iron : , Like his sire," that first:lass Knglis.• taeehorsj la;in; was iev'r si-k. sorr-v, or lame, "'.anil Veti ed from !itr t.;:r w thont a l-Lmiidj. . A'f.ihe stud, .irhoii h fro... be:;g in a • o : jir ■■t-the-way ■ •a<---. hj" hu not hy.e . i.ivVel'"by in my \<-i li—inies h-.'»i« ,i't v:.o-e win e>s ir ..f h.il'-b i' on - tii .n inv li use in Vc- • i-i . a-"l f ■ e iti;il ou-,...s S.ius sock IS nueh esteemed. 1 lii tn« nee iintr of P -H. Q iB there is s ■ ••nbiiiati-'ii or S'Hiie •<;Xi:e i«-jit.,>t ains of iloo.l, su'h as \h •■ \V=ix.y r >Vhale'o::e, in nit famous Ib-e -throug .-.. .D fenc-;. and ■. hi>:h to him on the sides of bo'b. s'Ve atvl dam. (Mi his -ire, Panic's i-ide here is. as well as his g md. Mefenee blood, liar, of the game and stout. Venison, the ouerfu a <1 speedv Mel oucne. and, most jx.;elient -f ;-H, tb*t of P ucaloO l. '-The v 1 le of the Pant doon blood is undeniable, laving f irni.-hfid so miny : pri>-fs, nor. alone as to its b-iiig spe <ly and st'ybig, but also to ir,- ' trailing o.,,'ami bemg essentially a *'uniting strain ;' for although som •■ others o-u isimialiy i.r dncft <m<' or .two tir.^t-claes oinials. firw, if in y, can eo.njiete with Pani.aloon a» to nam'»ers. A very g-and re:oininenilaiion of this srnin of b'oo:l is, thit it mixe-" suece sfully «i hj, and i-nproves, all ithcr.s." 'Thus wr tes • 'opperthwaite, and ■> her gmd turf agree with him :o the same effect. .< : n the side of he dam of Pektobk. there is a lot of good l.looil conniiiT in ,thr The Pre- • ii"r, whose sJiand-irej 'l_'>>»l'ov, w.ts by Jony, out of the Ardrossan mar' (the dun of h- marc. Bet?T.wing. ceh-brated •iot <> Jy as a H;-at-«lass rat=er, but Lis > as th. mate n-d.aiices'fes.-s of Kugland's very l>est family ■•f ra':.h rime, vz . he s. Tif Dcjla -re 1)1 ol is also very go~i 1 Indeed D-ia."ie's lain, Fortress, i.y ef.-nc-, vva« the oa-ii of the Uerby .wi-.iier, Pyrrnns ihe First. Mr*. Job-r s, 'he g-e-it yratid-d'-ini o r I'ERiOBE, was by Wanderer, an.l Wanderer's b.o d is j-,„il. lie beiiiir by Wanilere.r, by liohinna, by Mercury, by i-.clipse In Tasmania, so much is the Wanderer blood 'h-mght of, that they -ay ■' a bad one by Wanderer was never known." and if they -an t.rae • • pediree to aW m leer nu e, they c<»u idar that q lite suifioieut. ~ v 35 ■-? witn the doings «-f '" Panio. " and his <'»>B» ceudaiits. As a sir:; of gi«d sound, and u eful stock he h>« ne'er had an equal in the Sniuheru hemisph re. TTis victorv in t e l.annce-.''on < 'ham ion Rnce, an»l the .-tv lft in which he iKi-rieil 10-t. into second lilac in tiie .\!elbounie t.-iip. wen: performanc s'of nuri', a d *r> satisfy the ■ nost mein onler. The soundness of his tock has b c-me a pr-verh on the Turf, I and the ancient who wm a race at - -- examole F"W hordes hive yone through asM-lboii'ne. anoth-r son at present tierforming at Q ieeus'a'i<l. The grea*est of all stietilec takers is un>l übtedly Lone Hand, and he is aiso a foi of Panic Postboy, Postman. Proilitjiou-, and many other pood cross country ho ae«, too numerou 3 to mention, are also descendants of the son of Alarm." Terms: Lo sj,s j , ble Ist of .TaiiU! 1879. liroom'i fee, 5s payable I se vice. Pail locks orovded, "?s 6d f*;\ '•' Kvery care takeii. ; b"it no re";.T/nsibihty For further particulars, apply to JjHN UK D"•■-■■-OS, - . Groom in ch>rge ; or to A. PATEK\SON,