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Southland Times, Issue 1054, 9 November 1868, Page 4

Entire Horses TO STAND THIS SEASON, PHE JUBE-BIIED ;Tj DBAUGHX CEn>BSDAtJ3 C\" JjTjPt' HOBSB CLYDESDALE HERO." pLYDESDALE HERO is a splendid Light \J Bay Horse, of immense power and < perfect '- symmetry, quiet temper, and good constitution ; stands Sixteen Hands High, and possesses great bone and muscle, a good worker, and sure foal getter. He is out of the imported mare Scotland's Pride (imported by G. H. Lee, Esq.,) by the famous Scotch horse Tom Sayers. Tom Sayers took the First Prize at Kirkintulloch, when only two years old j Second Prize at the Highland Society's Show at Dumfries; and when three years old, First Prize at Dalbeatie, in Galloway ; same year, Second Prize at the Highland Society's Show at Perth ; and at four years, ■ First Prize at Coupar, Fife ; when five years old, , First Prize at Hamilton, Lanarkshire. Tom Sayers was bred by Mr Lockhart, Kirkmanoch, Stranraer, and of a thorough-bred Clydesdale mare, got by Rob Roy, the sire of Black Leg. PEDIGREE: Scotland's Pride was foaled in 1857, bred by Mr John Anderson, of Smythson, Scotland; the celebrated Clydesdale mare, which gained the r First Prize at the Highland Society's Show at Dumfries, in 1860, beating thirty-two others, considered very superior over all in her class (see Journal of Agriculture of the Highland Society J of Scotland). The Sire was the celebrated Clydesdale Horse Lofty, who gained the Premium at Glasgow, open to all Scotland and England. Clydesdale Hero will travel the Riverton and ( surrounding Districts. < Teems : Four Pounds, to be paid on or before the First of February. C. M'FARLANE, Woodside, Gummy's Bush. rpHE THOROUGH-BRED HORSE "PREMIE R," Fotjb Ybaes Oed, WILL STAND AT THE GOVERNOR GREY HOTEL, HARRISVELLE, Noeth Road, Ltoecab&ii£. TERMS : THREE GUINEAS For each Mare. Premise, — the winner of the second prize at last years Grand Show — is a compactly built horse, of medium size, is of a uniform dark brown color, of great bone and muscle, fine symmetry, and has a remarkably good temper. PEDIGREE. Premier, by Professor, out of the first-class imported thoroughbred mare, Black Bess. Grandsire " Premier," imported to Australia many years ago. Old Premier's stock is the best now on the Victorian turf. Season to commence Ist October, 1868, and end on Ist March, 1869. TO STAND THIS SEASON. nnHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE " SOUTHORNE." Southorn, by Thane of Clyde, out of the first-class Clydesdale Mare, imported four years ago from Scotland, Grand Duchess. Southorne will serve mares at Strathlane, near Wallacetown, this season. A large paddock is provided for the use of mares. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility incurred. As only a limited number of mares will be taken his season, early application is necessary. ENTIRE HORSES. nnHE thoroughbred imported horse THAMES -*- by 'Kingston,' and the Clyde 'dale hors PLOUGHBOY, will serve mares at the Waimea Plains this season. Terms for each mare — £5 5s for THAMES. £4, 4s for PLOUGHBOY. HPhe IMPORTED THOROUGH-BRED HORSE' X " T H A M E S," Will serve mares at THE WAIMEA PLAINS STATION, Tebjis: £5 ss. The dam of the Thames is by Heron, the sire of Fisherman. The Thames is by Kingston, out of the Heron Mare, by Heron, out of Fournalla, by Muley, out of Sister to Pope, by Shuttle. Kingston, by Venison, out of Qneen Anne, by Slave, her dam, Garcia, by Octavin::. Heron, by Bustard, j out r>" Orville Mare, her dam, Rosanne, by Dick Andrews, out of Rossette, by Benningborough. ffIHE CLYDESDALE HORSE, "PLOUGHBOY," Will also serve mares this season at WAIMEA PLAINS, Teems: £4 4e.