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Bruce Herald, Volume VI, Issue 401, 10 January 1872, Page 2

STALLIONS. « Till THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE HOUSE, -\ "MAHRATfA," BRED by Messrs Fields, Tasmania, will Stand at tfewmarkeft Hotel, Balclutha. A -Thirty- Acre Paddock provided for mares. All Fees to be paid T>efoTe the removal of -mares, and every care will betaken of them, ! bi.t no responsibility. *' MahbatTa " is a bright bay with black ; 'points, and statfds fifteen and a half hands high, He is of perfect symmetry. TPEDIGB.EE. ■Got by the well-known Imported Horse '*' Boiardo," whose pedigree is too well known to require further comment. "Mahratta" : is out of Brink Bonny, a Whalebone mare ; Blink Bonny 's g.g.d. own sister -to Lapwing and Spaniel, by 'Whalebone — aH three Derby winners. He lias proved himself a sure foal-getter. Some of his stock may be seen at the Newmarket Hotel, which are second •to none. 'Terms— ... -.. £3 3s. THOMAS POLLOCK, Owner, Newmarket Hotel, Balclutha. 3!H# THOROUGH-BRE© ENTIRE HORSE, SJASTEK ROWE, TTTILL 'TRAVEL this Season through • * ' Duneain, Green Island, Taieri, and <Lower Waipori Bistinot3. MASTER ROWE is a bright bay, with '•black points, <fine 'docile temper, and great muscular power. 'Stands 16 hands high. When a two-year old sold for "550 guineas. MASTEA ROWE, by "Touton (imported) :; >aam, Miss Rowe, by Sir Hercules, <dam, Miss -Miller, by young Wanderer ; Sir Hercules by 'Cap-a-Pie, out of Paraguay, Touton, by Melbourne'; his dam, Cinizela, by Touchstone, 'g. dam, Brocade, by Pantaloon, imported to TSew Zealand in 1558.-«( See Stud Book.) \ (Deems— s 'Guineas :; Groom's Fee, ss. i iMCares not proving in -foal, x will be covered next year free 0/ charge. Treseritedby E. Pritcha^rd, a Splendid Silver Cup, 104 -ounces, "Value 100 Guineas, .to be runvfor on the^Forbury Park by this .year's, gets -when two y ears' old, with a Sweep added, eligible to the above terms, wliich *Cup can 'be seen in Rattray street. Paddocks for Mares, Plough Inn, Lower Waipori, "Buckeye Hotel, and at Dunedin. Mares sent -to A. M' Donald, Club Stables, where the Horse will stand 2 days every ►fortnight, enquiry made there or at -the Proprietor. All >care taken withaut responsibility. E. PRITCHARD, Proprietor. WILL Travel this Season, through the Kaitangata, Inch Clutlia, Warepa, =and Popotunoa Districts, the pnre-bred CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE "LORD CLYDE," Albeautilul dark dapple bay, Four Years old with black points, stands 16i hands, has immense boae and sinews, well and fully haired legs, with superior symetry and action, and has proved himself a sure foal getter, his progeny now rising 2 years, promises to be equal to any in Otago. PEDIGREE. '*Lobd Ci/tdb" was bred by J. P. Mundell, Esq., late resident at South Tokomairo, his Sire the far-famed horse Marquis, his dam, the well-known mard Poll, considered by qualified judges to be one of the best mares of her kind ever imported into New Zealand. Tebms — £3 3s, including grooms tee ; payable Ist February, 1872. Guarantees as per arrangement. N. B. — Further particulars and information given by Samuel Bews, proprietor, at Mr Andrew Chapmans (Crown Hotel, Stables) Balclutta. TO TRAVEL this Season in the Taieri, and Saddle Hill Districts, THE ENTIRE HORSE "TAN N AH ILL," The property of Smillie and Young, Mosgiel. Terms— £A ; Grooms fee ss, payable Ist February/ 1872.