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Southland Times, Issue 1345, 9 December 1870, Page 4

Stud ■-' ©JillilfV - Horses TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Winton Hotel Stables, and travel *Ke district via Wallacetown,' npHE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE HORSE ■ „, "CEO YD ON." PECI0BBB: .,.: ; , By Professor, out of Forget-me-not, by New Warrior, out of Modus, by Bashaw ; (iriiporfed), ont of Miss Devil, by Whisker, out of Vesta, by Model, (imported). Vesta was the sister; of Australian, and the dam of Matilda, the dam of Old Jprrocks. (Vesta's dam was Caraboo, by Old Hector, and grand-dam by Rockingham, "&c., &c.) Whisker' (imported), by Whisker, out of Woodbine, &c, &o. Tide Stud Book. / Professor, by Premier (imported), dam :Sham- • rock, sister to. Tramp, by Traveller, &c.,&c. Vide Stud Book. : , ; . .... , „ . New Warrior has distinguished himself as the • sire of Taragbn, Potentate, Wbiffler, Volunteer, and a great many of the best winners. ;Cb6tdoh is a; beautiful dapple brown, : stands 16J hands high, good temper, and great substance, and took the gold medal at the , last Agricultural and Pastoral Society's show. • . Season to commence lat' November, 1870, and cad 28th February, 1871. ~. : -: TBESE3, £3 ; GbOOMAOB, ss. ;, N.B. —^A large and well-grassed -paddock is' provided at a charge of, 5s for the season. Owners may rely th&t every care' will be taken of Mares, as they will be. under -the proprietor's personal superintendence, but no responsibility incurred. ': . .: ....-■ .......' D.SALMOND. rpHE CELEBRATED THOROUGH-BRED \ : '." '■. . ENiIRE "..'.'.' " "".V r V(< BEii,iG i o^ i; 5. ': ;;; • Will stand for the season at!Rozelle' Earm,(Long Bush, and rtravel the district between,, Menzies' Ferry and Wallacetowri.;'' " ... f (l ; .'. r : ;,;., ; Beri.digo is a rich bay, with black poin|B,;Btands 15i hands highy is of remarkably dbcile • temper, very handsome, and* ha3:thrown^better f stock than any other entire whioh has, yet been in the dis- . trict. ■ . ..■•-...-. „ f ..-;,: .... ! ■■-..;,■ !Bendigo is out of an imported thoroughbred n&re, by Cos's.ack, the fastest liorse^ on record^—, :mv- .-.; . !,:TERMS— £S3L ; ■,':■•::: ; ■ ... Paddock [acepmmpdation, for provided at Rozelle. .Every care, exerciße.cl, .but , : without responsibility.,' „ „:.-/.>/ :| ,(| .-•"?»• : 'i:-i:.i-.'<;..:- i.' :..•:; ■'" ; v; L . ■ ■•.>'• .'■ - ,';7/ l:'j'<rff ■ . rp 0- S T AND TiHIS- SEJL S O^N, ■\Li - :./:■'< ".--■' -'r'At:;;-, ': ;...• *,:■-.■'■■ ■• ■. ...'. ■ . OiTLilfpS, .WAIiIACETOyvir, , . • THE ' CELEBRATED ENTIRE. HORSE \ '{ ■;./" Y.'t>;tf N i Gf,;;ip'L Y j i> c!''";.; 'For Ternu.and Pedigree r! aipply on the premises. . !: V •' JOHN MORTON. THE THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HORSE "PEOFESSOI," IT/-ILL STAND THIS SEASON AT FLINT'S W BUSH. TEEMS,r£2 IOs ; PiDDOCK, ss. Professor is ; well known to be a sure foal-getter, and his stock- stands unrivalled in this Province for symmetry and endurance. He is at present in excellerit condition, and fit to serve any number of. mares.* -' : " :■ '■■: '■:':"■ ■". First-class paddocks- will; be provided, and eyery care taken, but without responßibility. • . .' "Sea'son'tq commence on "the Ist November. . All.' mares to be paid for' before taken aw^y.' ! ' For pedigree see .Australian Stud Book; " : Apply 'Mr Humphrey Howells, FUnt's.Bush, or George Smith,' Prince of Wales.. '"-... THO- TEAVEL THIS - SEASON . •'" Tjie CKydesdaW Entire, '. ; ' . "YQfrNGF LpiTY,"; '„:.: (-Rising four" years old. : : Young Lofty, by Lofty, imported, out of a pure ' Clydesdale mare, ( imported /from: Tasmania -by . Messrs " Clerke, ' Bros., for . breeding,, is; a rich bay . horse,' standing 17 hands, of great power, fine symmetry/ and splendid -action, and has proved himself "la, surer foatgetter.r i He^ 'has already, taken several first prizes. He will stand at Ro^eHeFarm, Long Bush, arid travel the , district r between Menzies' -Ferry and: Wallacetown. . : . \ • . . . : ' Terms--£3,33. ■ /. ' . ,': ' ... " : • Accommodation will be, provided for . mares at j Rozelle, where every care, of .them will betaken, but without responsibility. " . ' . mO S T A N D>THIS S E A S, Q N, J. : -; : - ■ ; ]] .'■■; ; aP: ; . . : ;;/ : f - : ; Glendob, Hokicinui, , ; \ ■• THE THOROUGH-BRED ENTIRE HORSE "LOED OCSLEY." Lobd OxiSY,- by Leamington, out of iafirsticlass J -,- . • ,' "racing mare.- : : la^i .-.'■ ';'-■' .: : r ■■:': .■■■' ■ ' — "~- ■:'■ •;• ■*' '• 'i;! 1 '? | / Tebhs— £4 4s, payable before removal of inaresi ' , r A.'l&t'g'e well-grassed paddock provided' for mares, free of ' charge, till -the" ericl of the eeaedn, after which 2s 6d per liead per week- will be charged. Every care will be exercised but witii-' put responsibility., .Season commences Ist Oct., 1870,. and ends 31st Jan., 1871. l^ 1 :■ -' ' :■:-■•.^H ;: • ; ANGUS CAMERON. „ '■'.'< TO TEAVUL THIS SEASON^ W TK& RITERT6N : AND JACOB'S RIVER ;'•-' "'■■'- 7 •■"'"•> •; DISTRICTS,, ■,■.-)/ -.-.': -iTIHE;^THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE HORSE YOUNG LEAMINGTON. i '" Y.ouhg jLeamingtbn is J a dark brown horse, by J 'Leamuigtbn; clanii sister to Mercy, byMelbotirne;" ■gnind 'dam,- by Frecf,'byi Rbmulusf; 1 Be^ f aam',; SdirtajiibyiFitZ'lEeazlei outi of ißaliy, byJEyabin-: • thus, imporjedr r .l>y , ; Mpljey^ ,Wigr&m^ Ee.^. a ] Lea^. . Jnington.jby.Fanigli . o^Baila^h; / ,dam f^alJtaloori| l: a'mare'bred by Lord! Wesuninsteiv He won the Ches'ter 1 Cup' 'twill 'akdW gti&fW&y o'tfi^big races! ' Faiigh^Ballagh'fl perfbrmaiic^S- are well 1 knowntb all racing men.vi He'waa 1 tiie/bdafe) horses inEpglando^jhis^ea^^ 01.-m sit* v; ■';■">:,■ - : ;■' ; : ':;' i :]■, h :ij^!Mm^^-u s " ;