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North Otago Times, Volume VII, Issue 158, 27 November 1866, Page 4

Stud Notices.

mO STAND THIS SEASON, AT 5 WINDERMERE, KAEANUI, The Thoroughbred Stallion LEOTARD, Four years old $ bred by Mr Gray. Got by Teddington, dam Kitty-cut-a-dash, by Picton-Eel out of Glance, by Waxy Pope. Globe by Quiz ; Paleface by Young Woodpecker j Platina (sister to Silver) by Mercury ; Herod- Y-Hag by Skim j Hog by Crab j Ebony by Guilders. Picton-Eel by Picton-Eel, by Langar ; Cuirass by Oisean ; Castanea (sister to Skim) by Gohanna j Grey Skim by Woodpecker ; Silver's dam by Herod-Y-Hag. Picton by Smolensko, out of a mare by Dick Andrews ; * Eleanor by Whiskey j Y-Giantess by Diomedj Giantess by Matchem. — Vide Stud Book. Teems: £5 5s. for each mare ; to be paid before removal. Every care taken of mares, but without responsibility. F. FULTON. Windermere, 25th September, 1866.

mHE WELL-KNOWN CART STALLION WALLACE Will Stand this Season at the Kaxanui. T e bms: Four Guineas for each Mare. Paddocking at 2s. 6d. per week ; without responsibility. JOHN PEATTIE. Windermere, 25th September, 1866.

mO STAND THIS SEASON^ AT THE OTEKAXKE STATION, WAITAKI, The Thoroughbred Stallion, SCUD. SCUD is a chestnut, bred by W. H. Harris, Esq. ; got by Riddlesworth, dam Spray, by Donizetti : Lady Ann, by Whisker : her dam also by Toss. Spray is the dam also of Wetsail, Stormbird, and Bell© of the Isle. — Vide New Zealand Stud Book. Riddlesworth, by Emilius, out of Bee-in-a-Bom«et, by Blacklock. — Vide General Stud Book. Terms: £5 5a. each Mare ; to be paid before the removal of the Mare. * # * Every care will be taken of Mares, but no responsibility incurred. W. H. OSTLER.

mO STAND THIS SEASON, AT MR GIBSON'S STATION, WAITANGI, The Draught Entire Horse WALLACE. WALLACE is so well known for good symmetry, staunchness in harness, and for being a sure foalgetter, that any further comments are unnecessary. The terms are for each Mare £4- 4s., to be paid before the removal of Mares. Every care will be taken of Mares, but without responsibility. Mares crossed at Mr Gibson's Ferry free of charge. JOHN CAMPBELL. Waitangi, 13th September, 1866.

mO STAND THIS SEASON, AT AWA MOA AND TOTARA STATIONS, The Imported Clydesdale Entire, LOFTY, The property of Mathew Holmes. LOFTY is a bright bay, five years old ; Btands 17 hands 2 inches. Lofty was bred by Mr Hugh Vallance, of Greathill, Avondale, Lanarkshire, N.B. His dam, in 1855, at the Avondale Farmers' Society's Show, gained the First Prize for the Draught Mores. In 1861, at the same Show, she, with Lofty at foot, gained the First Prize for the Brood Mares. His sire, Clydesdale Tom, in 1859, at the Lanarkshire Farmers' Society's bhow of Entires, held at Hamilton, gained the First Prize of L40. Lofty, in 1861, at the Avondale Farmers' Society's Show, gained the First Prize in the one-year-old's. In 1862, at the same Show, he gained the First Prize in the two-year-old's ; and also the Prize for the best of the horse kind. He also gained the First Prize at the Lanarkshire Society's Show at Hamilton ; and the First Prize at the Glasgow Agricultural Society's bhow in the two-year-old's j and in 1863 he gained the Second Prize in the three-year-old's at the Highland Agricultural Society's Show, held at Kelso. Lofty will stand every Tuesday and Wednesday at Totara Station ; and the remainder of the week at Awa Moa. A good paddock for Mares will be provided at each place, and every care will be taken, but at the owners' risk. Teems: Seven Guineas j to be pre-paid. Season to commence on the 22nd October. MATHEW HOLMES. Awa Moa, 8th October, 1866.