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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 998, 26 February 1887, Page 1

Entire Horses rfljS CLYDESDALE ENTIRE WILL travel the Maniototo district and stand at Packman's Farm, Eweburn, during the present season, loung Prince is a nice, thick-set bay Stallion, bred by Mr Puddy, of YVaikouaiti, and is out of his well-known black mare imported from Tasmania. He is own brother to Puddy's Champion. Young Prince's sire is Prince, the property of Mr Puddy and latterly of Mrs .Nimmo. Prince's stock cannot be surpassed. The Kyneton Society awarded him Ist prize for the best four yearlings, competing against the stock of two imported horses. At a recent Rational Show in Victoria a yearling filly by Prince gained first prize. Prince also took first prize at the Waikouaiti and Shag Valley A. and KS. Show in J 873. Prince's sire, Prince Charlie (a pure Clydesdale imported from Scotland by Messrs J. and M. Macintosh) was exhibited seven times and gained seven first prizes. He also gained the prize of £ls at the Highland Society's Show.at Glasgow in 1857, against thirty others. He was bred by Mr Anderson, Drummore. In Victoria, Prince Charlie gained Ist prize at the Gisborne Show in 1858, the Port Phillip Earmers' Society's Ist prize of £2O and Champion Cup in 1859, 1860 and 1862. The progeny of Prince Charlie have taken prizes in every part of the Colony. Prince Charlie, out of Tibby, the property of Mr Anderson, Drummore. Tibby won over 20 prizes in her time and was never beaten but once, by her own dam.

Prince 8 dam, Princess Maude the First (imported from Scotland by Messrs J. and M. Macintosh). Princess Maude was a mare out of an exceedingly favorable strain of blood, and was one of the finest and most perfect mares that ever looked through a bridle. In Scotland she gained 18 prizes, including a silver medal in Glasgow when a three year old against all ages; the same year Ist at the Highland Society's Show held at Inverness, and Ist at Dumbarton two years in succession. In Victoria she was first at Gisborne in 1858, the Port Phillip Farmers' Society's Ist prize in 1859, 1560,1561 and 1562 ; also Ist at Gippsland in 1563 and 1864. She was bred by Mr William Park, Dalmair, Dumbartonshire. Her dam has bred several good horses, including the famous Hob Eoy—aire Scotchman (the property of Mr James Sa'mond, Renfrewshire). Young Prince has proved himself a sure foal getter, having served at Gladbrook for the past five years and has left a lot of excellent stock, some of them being very successful prize takers.

Terms, £3, as under: 30s at end o season and 30s if proved in foal. Groom's fee, ss, to be paid at time of first: service.—JOSEPH PACKMAN, Jun., & Co., Proprietors.

The Pure-bre Clydesdale Stallion SIR RBERT NAPIER Vt Inder's l!ards, Naseby. Sir liobert Napier is a beautiful bright bay and stands 16f hands high. He has good bone and action and a mild temper. Sire, Emperor, bred by W. H. Valpy; Grandsire, .Napoleon, imported by J. JPs.immo. Dam, Nancy; .Nancy's dam, Kate, imported from Tasmania, by the celebrated horse Black Champion. Teems :—L3, LI 10s at end of the season and LI 10s when mare proves in foal. Groom'B fee, ss, payable at time of first service. A paddock provided for mares. Every care, but no responsibility. S. G. INDER. THE THOROUGHBRED HOBSE Young Dwmeaes WILL-stand this season at William Allan's Farm, Green Valley, visiting the surrounding districts. Paddocking provided free of charge for mares from a distance. Terms: £2 10s, payable on February Ist, 1887, Guarantees as per agreement. Also the Pure-bred Shetland Pony Tom Thumb.' For further particulars apply to Wm. ALLAN, Proprietor. The TnonouGjerßßED Kwtibe Hobse GUARDSMAN TH[7 ILL stand this. season at Blacks, v'* visiting the surrounding districts. This grandson of Traducer is a beautiful black horse, nine years old, standing 17 hands high, with immense bone and j muscle—tin- requisite so much looked for in thoroughbred stock. Guardsman has travelled the anterbury and Taieri Plains districts, where his stock is unequalled. He has a grand temper and is a very i sure foal-getter. Terms—£s ss, payable on Ist February, 18S7. The tena-Jide owner of three or more mares will be liberally dealt with. A paddock will be provided for mareß from a distance. All care taken but no. responsibility incurred. PETJSS HAEEi:- GTON, I PpaprietoT,