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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1055, 20 December 1862, Page 10 (Supplement)

TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Iliversdale, liaugiora, THE VIJHB THOBOUGHBBED ENTIBE HOBBE PRIAM. PRIAM is a, rich chesnut horse, with an excellent temper, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. Priam was got by either, out of Crucifix; Cru. citix, by Tros, out of Kathleen o'Moore; Kathleen o'Moore, by Langar.—Vide English Stud Book. Terms: —£5 each mare, and ss. the groom to be paid on or before the Ist of January, 1863. ' N.B. —Good paddocks for mares. Every cars taken, but no responsibility. Priam will be at Woodend and Kaiapoi one day in each week, oi' which due notice will be given. For further particulars, apply to ALFRED NEWBERY, 3501 liangiora. THE BLACK PRINCE WILL STAND THIS SEASON, At Mr. Burke's Station, on the Halswell. And on Saturdays at the White Hart Stables, Christchurch. rnHE PKINCE was bred by .Robert Hut* J. eheson, Esq., Dundonald, Ayrshire, Scotland, is now 7 years old, 10£ hands high, i» remarkably good tempered, and tractable at all sorts of farm work. He took several first prizes in Victoria. His Bire was the celebrated horse Prince Albert, grand sire Fultdt's Clyde, great grand sire Frame's Old Champion, his dam by Clydeodaie Rival. Terms : —£lo each mare, payable on the Ist of January, 1863. Groom's fee, 10s., to be paid at the time of service. Excellent grass and regular attendance provided for mares from a distance without extra charge. Every care taken, but no responsibility for accidents. Limited to 50 Mares. Halswell, Oct. 1, 1862. 3873 TO STAND THIS SEASON. At Brace's Stables, Christchurch, THE celebrated Clydesdale Horse Orkney, imported from Scotland by Mr. P. JNimuio, ORKNEY Is a beautiful bay horse, 6 years old, hands high, of excellent bone and substance, of good action, and of the purest Clydesdale blood. Orkney was got by that far-famed horse Clyde, who when a two-year-old, gained the first prize at the following places:—At Paisley, Hawston, Johnstone, and Kilbarchan, the principal breeding districts of Scotland. He also gaiued the Highland Society'B first prize at Glasgow, as a three-year-old, and also the first prize at Dumbarton, as a four-year-old, and was allowed to be the best bred Clydesdale horse in Scotland. Orkney is out of Hose, a famous black Clydesdale mare, got by Chance; she has gained several first prizes as a brood mare, at each of the shows at Gaigannock and Stirling, where her stock has never been beat, they having gained twelve first prizes, Orkney gaining two of them. Terms t —£lo each mare; half cash at the time of serving, and the remainder at the end of the season. Further particulars to be had on , application to the groom. 3150 TO STAND THIS SEASON, THE HEAVY DBAUGHT STALLION . TOM JONES. THE above promising colt is a blight bay, with black points, and was got by the imported English horse Invincible, out of a thoroughly staunch and very powerful and handsome mare imported from Hobart Town to Auckland. £800 was refused for Invincible at Auckland in 1860. He will serve a limited number of mares at £5 per mare, and ss. the groom, payable on the Ist of February, 1863. Secure paddock accommodation can be had at a reasonable figure but no responsibility incurred. Apply to H. V. SMITH, At Mr. Moorhouse's Paddocks, Merevale. Sept. 19,1862. 3645 ~ MAGENTA. THIS splendid draught stallion, by the Clydesdale horse Canterbury, imported by Watts Russell, Esq., out of an imported Clydesdale mare, bred by E. Hay, Esq., Pigeon Bay. Magenta is rising 5 years old, stands 16J hands high, perfectly quiet, a good worker, and a sure foal .getter. Will stand this season at the stables formerly belonging to Mr. Moorhouse in Armagh street, and is to be seen at the Golden Fleece Hotel stables daily. Terms—J6s} groomage 58. Further particulars can be obtained on application to J. P. pakes at the Golden Fleece Hotel, Christchurch. . 3794 IMPORTANT TO BREEDERS OF HORSES. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Money's Stables, Market Place, Christchurch. THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED HORSE TRADUCER, The property of and imported by David Innes, Esq. TRADUCER is a magnificent dark brown horse, 5 years old, of great power and symmetry, with a perfectly quiet temper, and has proved his hardiness and constitution by arriving after a six months' voyage in the condition he did. His performances in England have stamped him a first-class race-horse. tSee "Ruff's Guide" for 1860-61. When a 2-year old he was sold for 1800 Guineas. As a 3-year old he won the Wynnstay Handicap at Chester, beating a large field of good horses, and became first favorite for the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes, for which he ran third to the Wizard, the best horse of his year in England. Traducer's pedigree, both by dam and sire, are from the purest blood. His sir?, The Libel, having more Herod blood in him than any horse now covering in England. See the last work on the Racehorse, by " Stonehenge," and the letters of Admiral Rous to "Bell's Life in London." Traducer, by The Libel; Arethusa, by Elis; Languid, by Cain; Lydia, by Poulton. The Libel, by Pantaloon, sire of Hobbie Noble, Elthiron, The Reiver, Miserrima,&t\, out of Pasquinade, own Bister to Touchstone. See Stud Book. Terms:—l 2 Guineas each mare, payable on the Ist of January, 1863. Convenient paddocks will be found for mares, at five shillings per head per week, but no responsibility incurred. ,——l LIMITED TO FIFTY MARES. 4236 TO Stand this Season, at Mr. T. C. Moorhouse's Station on the Ashburton, the thorough-bred chesnut librae FIREFLY. Firefly by II Barbieri, dam Fly by the imported horse Camel; dam of Fly Louisiana, by Benelong, by Cameron, dam a Steeltrap mare, great grand dam by imported horse Skeleton. Fly ran second for the Belford purse at Pamun&tta, when a 8-year old filly. Terms, £4 4s. Every care taken of mares, but no responsibility incurred. - October IBth, 1862. 4097