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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 450, 8 October 1877, Page 1

STALLIONS rpo STANI> THIS SEASON i IN TIIK OAMARU DiS I'lilC'T, AM) AT MR. PATEf-SON'S Pi.'IVATE T.ESIDKNOK, f AMAi.U, The Fashionably bred and very Superior Thoroughbred Ho se }' K It T 0 B E, Bred by H. I'liillips, Esq., Victoria, in ISG9. Bv Panic (imported) out of Hester I,razl- - by tlie h'remer (imported), out <f Miss Napier, "by Delapre (imp >rted), out of Mrs Jioberts, by VVaude.er (imposed); Panic, by Alaim, out of Qui en ot Beauty, by Melbourne out of birthday, by 1 antalom out of Hon.'iia, by Camel, &c., &c. I KR-t.-bw is a da-k bay horse, 7 years old, standing 15 1 a.-ds 3 inches Isiy.li, with great le°gth, substance, and ipia'i and was 0113 of the fastest horses tiiat ever iaeed in ic toria. 'I he fact that he has got Pantaloon b.oml in his veins is a great recommendation, for it is quej-tionable if better ilows in any animal's; the very I .est runnel's and the grandest specimens of the thoroughbred are descended ;rom Pantaloon, whose blond cannot be excelled. The \a.ue <>f P..11 aloon blood is undeniable, having iurni-hed so many proofs, liot a!< ne as to and staving, but ai.-o as a running strain, ior although some others occasio.iallv produce <>n« or two fii>t-cla s nnima s, still, tew can compete with that in qncs. inn as to number. For high breeding, good true racing action, honesty an'd gam noss. wbh s 'ted 01 ren.atkable brilliancy, Pi rtoish ]:a-- no equal, and Thoroughbred Mares put to hi u should breed gooa racehorses. PERTOBE, by Q X ? a S 2 £ < O ? ' 5 ti : cs a a "X iZ - -- - I Cd ~ r S ~ 5 =2 g i. 3 H yr v-i -- ?.«3 2,^ tr 2 s. 's" ■" = 0 v; —sr T 1 "" rrjs - ; o CD O «-*» c O 2 *** 5 tz* w ~ —• £ = H cs £3O <3 § r ='«-i r* 'n -.t <J* M rL.'JA. o o •J. n =2- S % o, ' r " S - =rcrc 2 . - c«< o 0 uI ii* i ? ■' Augur," writing in the Australasian of the 4tli of August last, says : "Several more thoroughbred "ires have been advertised, and, if placed according to nier t, l'anic ctrrainly dest-rves the [>remier position, for there can be m> disputing tlia; Jie is the most "ceiul of all the sues in -Australia ; and being s-o, the ques ion ariter-, I he not tlie most valuable ? He may not h tve jiroduced such brilliant horses a-- some of our crack, sires, but for the n of every detcrijtion, he has 110 <q al. Kimlletooi. s>ti(>i), Meibiurne, Adelu.de, and others, have placed many a good flat race to h.s credit; Prodigious, Loiie Hand, Quicksilver, ; lid many others, have shown us what his de.-cendants are capable of over a country ; and f- r pi.r|>oses they are linfurj'assed, as they inherit all their sires soui.dness of wind and Jimb. Mr. 1 ait has oiten told me that the Lett horse he ever owned was Melbourne ; and this being one oi Ihe chief character 1 .-tics Panic's sti-ck, he is well worthy of libsiai patronage from breeders." Terms : L 5 55., payable on Ist of January. IS7B ; Groom's fee, 55., payable at first ."■ervice. Paddocks provided at 2s. 61. per week; every caie taken, but 110 responsib.lity. 807 BUSINESS NOTICES KOTiCE TO JAItMEIiS. s TEMSON AND LEIGH Having Imported an IMPROVED GRASS-SEED CLEARER, Have pleasure in announcing that Farmers can rely on getting thoroughly-cleaned samples of PERENNIAL RYEGRASS, ITALIAN DITTO, COCKSEOuT, &c., &c. Clovers of the' best quality obtainable in the Euglifh Mai ken. '• ot i .very Description Gulden TooL?, meluiling Auierxcau See:" 1 Sowers Garden Cultivator and Wee^ei* Philadei[>hia Lawn Mowers—latest improvements. Inspection Kt.txd. 80S_