Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1056, 24 December 1862, Page 10 (Supplement)

TO STAND THIS SEASON, ; i • At Mr. Ladbrooke's Stables, in Chrishehurch, i THE THOROUGHBIIED HORSE BAY CAMDEN, By ' Calendar,' dam ' Cassandra,' by * Tros,' gr-dam 1 Alice Grey,' by ' Old Emigrant,' great gr-dam ' Gulnare,' by Lord Egremont's 'Young Gohoana,' out rif' Ultima/ by ' Hollyhock.'—Vide Stud Book. ' Gulnare' was foaled in 1822, and imported from England into N.S.W. by Mr. Jauies Macartliur, of Camden Park. 'Calendar' (half-brother to 'General Chassfi') was imported to N.S.W. by the Australian Agricultural Co., was got by ' Canteen ' out of' Haiiibletonian,' by ♦ Stamford ' out of • Harmonica' by 'Ha mbletqnian ' out of ' Monica' by 'Sir Peter.'— Vide Stud' Book. ' Cassandra's' sire ' Tros,' by ' Priam,' out of ' Ally ' })y ' Partisan,' was bred by Lord Albemarle, andr-imported to?N.S.W. by Mr. Kater, in 1840.—Vidfe Stud Book.' ' ' Alice Grey's' sire ' Old Emigrant,' by * Pioneer' out of "Ringtail' by 'Buzzard,' was bred by Mr. Bush, in 1822, and was imported into N.S.W. by the present Admiral, Rous, R.N., in 1828.—Vde Stud ' ' Book, 7 " < ' Bay t Camden' is therefore ha thoroughbred as Eclipse, and combines in his veins some 61 the very k best Btrains of racing'blood. His dam, Cassandra, made lifer appearance on the Australian turf in .1847, and in the short.period of eight months beat every liorse of note then on that turf, the veteran ' Jorrocks' included—and was admitted by the best judges to be the best racehorse that ever figured on that turf, and ii now pronounced to be the finest hrood mare in the colony. Bay Camden's own performances as. a racehorse, iindet all weights, are far too' numerous to enumerate, and are 6f such a character as to haVe stamped him by universal consent to be the best aged horse that had ever figured on the Victorian turf. His ' symmetry, substance, bone, good constitution, and tractable disposition, all recommend him as a sire, either for the turf or the road. > • Fee £8i to be paid to Messrs Miles and Co., of Christchurch, before the mare visits the • horse ; ' their, order jwiU be. necessary for the services of the ; horse. " ! Mares covered last season by Bay Camden, an<| not proving in foal (excepting those which were guaranteed) the bona fide property of the same owner, half price. Groom's fee 55.; to be paid to groom on first visit.

GEO. DUPPA. Cliriatchurch, Ist October, 1862. Bay Camden is open for sale at any time during the season; particular* arto price and terms can be obtained from Messrs;, Miles and Co., of Christchurch. 3928 TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Kaiapoi, in chargl of Mr. W) Janaway, THE THOROU GH BRED HORSE RATTAN, By 1 Sweetmeat' out ofCoquette,' by ' Launcelot' : but of^A^^Abyi'Sjiilet-Anchor'; her dam, 'Lady Emmeline,' by • Y. Phantom,' &c.—Vide stud book. 'Rattan' was imported to New South Wales in 1860, and ; purchased there by liia present owner; has excellent racing, points, and a,Splendid temper. ' Sweetmeat' is the sire of so many winning race horses during the last few seasons, that 'Rattan' | can hardly fail to race well. ' Launcelot' was winner of the Great St. Leger in his year.... . Fee, £6, to be paid to Messrs. Miles & Co., in Christchurch, or their agent in Kaiapoi, before the mare visits the horse; and their order will be necessary for the services of the horse. Groom's fee, is., to be paid on first visit of the mare. Mares covered. last season by Rattan, and not ;proving in foal (excepting those which were guaranteed) the bona fide property of the same owner, half-price. GEORGE DUPPA. Christchurch, October, 1862. ' Rattan' is open for sale at any time during the season; particulars as to price and terms can be obtained from Messrs. Miles & Co., of Christchurch. - 3929 NOW STANDING AT Tresillian Station, Waimakariri, the Entire Cart Horse PLOUGHBOY. ' Plough boy' is by 4 Canterbury,'out of an imported mare. He is a staunch good working horse, of excellent temper, and calculated to get good cart .stock. • [•' :.Tarniß, j£4 4s. per. mare, keep and groom's fees [ included. All care will be taken of mares sent, but no responsibility incurred. The money to be paid on or before the" Ist day of February next. 3626 JOHN TUCKER FORD. i

1 TO STAND THIS SEASON, I At Page's Stables, the Thoroughbred Entire > PRINCE CHARLIE. PRINCE CHARLIE is by Sir Hercules, dam Woodstock, by the imported horse .Theorem, /out of anpimportea mare. • v I - ! Sir Hercules is by Cap-aPie, by the Colonel, out of Paraguay, by Sir Hercules. , Sir Hercules; js the sire of the best horses that have run thi'S side'tlie line, his stock having beaten all liorses at all distances, both in this colony and inSydney, apd tl>ey : yere iirst, sepondand third in , j the Champion race at the latter place. Woodstock, the dam of Prince Charlie has proved herself an unusually good mare, having produced by Sir Hercules besides Prince Charlie, Phoebe and :; Wildrake, the second and third horses for the Champion sweepstakes in Sydney. «, Terms*—Thoroughbred mares, £10 10s.; ditto other mares, £5 ss.* to be paid on Jannary l, 1863. Groom's fee to be paid on first service. 3818 J > v-FARMER® FAVOURITE. 'PHIS well-known Clydesdale Draught Horse 1 Willi stand this season at the farm of the undersigned. Terms—£4 a mare, or a guarantee for 46, groomage ss. ■ T Good padd|cks for mares at 2s. 6d. per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incnrrecf. i ; W. BURTON, r: 377$ Lower Lincoln Road. TO STANP, THIS SEASON A jb the Royal Hotel Stables, /jpHE Favourite Cart Stallion "CRIFFEL." Cbifpel is a bright bay with black pointn, of remarknbly docile temper, and a sure foal getter. / Terms—-£4 each mare; ss. groomagej to be paid on or before Ist January, 1868, Paddocks found air si». per week for mares.; every oare tuken but no responsibility incurred;* 3675 EDWIN CUFF. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At J, Ladbvooke's Victoria Stublesj Cluistohuroh, THE MERRY TRAVELLER, pronounced by competent judges to be one of the most serviceable hack entires in the province. Also tlint well known Curt Entire DEFIANCE. Eull .particulars as to pedigrees, terms,and the route theso liorses will take during the reason, may be had on application at fclie Viotona Stabler 3684 SENDING AT OA;VBRBK[AM HpTfSEi . YOUNG FIGARO. YOUNG FIGARO is a fine chesnut horse, rising 5 years, got by Garibaldi, out of a FJvaro marc. . ■ i ,, j Terms:—£B per mare, and ss. groomage. 4353