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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 87, 30 November 1865, Page 2

STALLIONSfrfiE BLOOD ENTIRE HORSE. THE 'COLONEL 5 will Ftailrt to covrfr this next season, Ist. October, -at. Moa-ftat Station, adjacent, to the t?eaiHnont'Ferry,Tev)ot Township, and Pomahnkn The Colonel is a daik chestnut, 7 years ol(tj free from white, over 16 hands high, and i* re:narkably handsome. long, and powerful. He is by Cossack, out ot Editth, by Emigrant. Cossack l»y 'Sir' Her-' cules, out of Flora' M'lvor, by Cap-a-pie, grandam Cornelia by Giassilopper. &c, both imported. EiHth by C;imerton out of Hebe, grandson- by Hector, both imported. His PTandsire, Sir Hercules, Avas al?6 sire of Coronation, Fangh-a balla<rhj Irish Bifdeatcher, Knight, of St George, Wartcck, Daniel o' !ionrk«rSonprstrefis, &c, all Derby and St. Leger winners in England, flis grandson, ftaron, is sire of Stockwell, and grandsife of Blair AthoJl, Caller-oii, St Albans, and the Aiarcm>B, &c. Sir Hercules is by Whalebone, Wa£y, Pot-8-os, by .Eclipse, &c, thos comprising t»;6 purest and most successful racing strains of tlie Jjrespnt day. The Colonel ran well in Victoria, winning S in IS of his races, has been two years, at the . stud, and has proved himself a\ sure foal-getter, his stock being stoat arid handsQjneV Terms. L 7 7s each nldre. groom's fee included ; if more than three mares sent, the property' of one owner, L 6 6s each.. A well-grassed paddock of 500 acres will be provided free oi charge for bIJe weeks, and the proprietors guarantee that everyattention will be paid, without responsibility; All fees to be paid before removal of the Mares. • '■' If sufficient inducement offers, Mares will be received every alternate week at the Molyneux and Beaumont Ferries, dtie notice being sent by post. chalmers Brothers, Moa Flat Station, Millar's Flat NOTICE TO FAKMERS AND BREEDERS OF DRAuGfiT HOIiSES. * lf33feMtf& rp HE (Imported) PURE £WSmSf .-JL. CLYDESDALE Entire *ViJu^& 'LORD PAISLEY,' • rising 5 years old, will travel this season in the Tokomairiro and Molyneux Districts, calling at the Reliance Hotel, East Taieri, once a fort^ night. , Terms, Six Pounds. Payable on or before Ist February. Groom's 4ee, 3s, payable at the time of first ■;v : t -" ■;: ■• '; service*. ;"" ' . ' " : ' / • ' When one year oldj gained the second prize at Barrhead open show,' second at. Paisley' second at Johnston * and 1 third at Glasgbw ■ When two years old, he gained the second at Barrhead, first at Nrilston, second at Paisley, third at Johnston, third at Glasgow, and the second prize at the Show held at Dunedin Exhibition last year, . ! For full particulars, see hand cards of pedigree, and list of prisfe awards'. ROBERT MILLER, Proprietor. Tokomairiro, October 18, 1865. £ A RE V O W E N. THE .Celebrated Horse 'GARRYOWEN"' will travel this season from the East Taieri Hotel, proceeding through the districts ofEast, West, and Sorth Taieri, Dunedin ; Waihola, and Tokomairiro, reaching the White j Horse Hotel every alternate Wednesday from 17th October; ' .; Garryowen is a dark bay horse* With black points, stands 16 hands high, and is the winner of nine pri2eis, and his time for the Longford .Sweepstakes was 3 minutes 44 seconds, distance 2 milesTerms, £4 4s< One mare in five allowed to bona fide owners* - All accounts payable on Ist February, 1866. G. FRAEST, East Taieri. September 1,1865 J/J R WILLIAM GREY'S - Black. Horse . ••. c; H. WV. I :ti~it-&S Will .stand at • 'VT;': ;A;::ir.H,';,.o l -L:.:-Ai::; For THI! SEASON ■ Terms —£2 per Mare* Groomage, ssv Caah at time of Service.