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Mataura Ensign, Volume 17, Issue 17, 12 October 1894, Page 6

The Stud TO STAND AT OTAMA, The Trotting Stallion, KING HAROLD (Imp), better known in trotting circles as 5 rust, by Childe Harold ; record j 2 miles, mm 4_ec 5 sire of Oeterley, 2 miles, smin 3seo, 1 mile, 2rain 25.cc ; Violletto Jun., 2 miles, smin 7£seo ; Viking, Yum Yum, Tommy, and many others of high standing too numerous to mention. Dam, by Yorkshire Hero (imp), admitted to be tbe best horse of his class ever imported into New South Wales, bis stock; being successful prize-takers, and noted for tbeir exceptional quality, Btyle, action, bottom, and durability. TERMS— 4 Guineas, payabio before removal of mares. Groomage fee, ss. Grass, 2s per week. Every care and attention, but no responsibility. Early application is necessary, as only a limited number of mares will be taken. Any mares not proven in foal by King Harold will be served next year FREE, provided the borse is in my possession. 665_s WM. KEY, Otama. mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON "** IN THE Dunrobin, Crookston, Waikoikoi, Kelso and Surrounding Districts, The Clydesdale Stallion, ST. ALEXANDER, Imported by Mr Hugh Rea, Melbourne. St. Alexander (No 9397, CSB, vol XIV), imported last year ex s.s. Thermopylae, from London, is a handsome bay horse, foaled sth May, 1889, stands on short, beavy -boned legs, with lots of hair, a docile temper, and grand aotion. He was bred by Alex. Blaok, -fi-q., Oraigenerosh, Stranraer. His sire, St. Lawrence (3220, CSB), grandsire Prince of Wales (673), winner of first prizo at tbe Highland and Agricultural Society's show at Edinburgh in 1869; second at Dumfries in 1870 ; first at Kelso in 1872, and firat at t c Royal, at Manchester, in 1869. He was sold for L 945 when 18 years old. His stock have been very successful prizetakers. G grandsire General (322), winner of firat prize at tbe Highland Society's (.how at Inverness in 1865 ; g g grandsire Sir Waiter Scott (797), won first prize at the Highland and Agricultural Society's show at Dumfries in 1860, and the premium at the International Sho*, held at Battersea ; ggg grandsire Old Clyde alias Clyde Boy (574), won third prize at the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show at Aberdeen in 1858, and tbe Haddington premium the same year. St. Alexander's dam Sally (194), by Lord Lyon (489), was commended at tbe High land Sooiety's Show at Edinburgh in 1869 j grand dam Maggie (20), by Samson (740) ; g grand dam Sally by Biggar (45); gg grand dam Maggie, by Clyde (155), winner of tbe first prize ab the Highland Society's Show at Glasgow in 1841 St. Alexander's dam Silly is grand dnm of Prince Alexander (8899), who is now one of the most noted prizetakers in Scotland, having gained the ohampion premium at tho Highland Society's Show, Dundee, in 1890, the champion premium at the Royal Society of England's Show, 1891 ; the Girvan and Ayr premium 1892, and the Cawdor challengo cup nt the Glasgow Stallion show same year. He is now stand* ing at L2O a mare. St. Alexander gained the Dumfries premium last year. He is one of the best Clydesdales that ever left Sootland, and from his great strength, heavy bone, and good quality, ought to make a name for himself at tbe stud and in the show rings of the colonies, This hole's colts and fillies gained prizes at the Dumfries Show last season. TERMS— L 4 4s; L 2 2s at end of season, L 2 2s on mare proving in foal. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. All mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal, and first owner held responsible. Paddooks for mares can be arranged for. Any further particulars from the groom in charge. J. R. MACKENZIE, 67 1z Owner, Pomahaka. mo TRAVEL THIS SEASON ■*• IN TttE Gore, Mataura, Wyndham, Edendale, Toi Tois, Tuturau, Chatton, Otama, Pukerau, Wiikoikoi and Glenkenich Distriots, and stand each Saturday at Messrs Brewer and Trembath's Bazaar, Gore, Tbe Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, SOUTHERN PRINCE. Southern Priuce is a beautiful dapple bay, four year* old, and stands 17 hands high, with plenty of bone and hair of the right quality. Souhern Prince is by Crown Princo-dam, Bonnie Maggie ; sice, Crown Prince, bred by Mr McCallum) ; sire, Lord Salisbury (imp), dam, the obxmpion mare Damsel, imported by. the late D. Mc'Jallum. Bonnie Maggie, by Southern; dam, by Dan O'Connell ; Southorn, by Thyne of Clyde — Duchess, both imported by Mr McLean, Dan O'Connell by tbe unbeaten horse Prince Charlie, imported by Mr Mackintosh, M H.R. For further pedigree see Stud Book. Southern Prince was not shown aa a one-year-old. As a two-year-old he took second at Riverton and third at Inveroargill, and as a three-year- old took first prize at Inveroargill and seoond in aged horses, and same year first at Riverton in aged horses and champion, beating imported horse Herd Laddie. TERMS AL4 ; Ll at end of season and L 3 when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service All mares Bold or rxebunged, ow er at time of service held responsible. Paddocking provided for mares at 2s per week. THOMAS McMILLEN, ! Proprietor. ARCH. McTNTOSH, 672z Groom in Ohavge. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON MT TIT.E Mataura, Gore and Surrounding Districts, and stand at Mornington Farm, Tuturau, The Celebrated Clydesdale Stallion, BISMARCK. For Pedigree Bee Cards and Stud Book. Will only eervo a limited number of marea. Paddocking provided afc ls 8i per week ; every oare and attemtion, but no responsibility. TERMS-L4 4?, 7 2 2i at cud of season (10th January, 1895), and L 2 2. wben mares prove in foal. Guarantee es por arrangement. Groom's fee, ss. JAMES YOUNG, g&tif Owucr, Matauri,