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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1322, 10 December 1881, Page 4

STALLIONS. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON In Camaru, Kakanui, Otepopo, and Hampden. THE PURE-BRED ENTIRE CLYDES DALE COLT VOURfi PRETENDER. Young Pretender, who took the Third Prize at the last Show at Oamarn aa a 2-yeai-old, is by the noted imported horse Prinna Charlie, who carried away the Champion Prize from Christchurch for three years in succession, and whose stock have always occupied a first place wherever shown. Ho stands 16J hands high, and has immense bone and plenty of hair. For full particulars see cards. Terms—Five guineas, payable on Ist February, 1882. Paddooks free for one month, after that 2a 6d por week. Groom's fee ss, payable on first service. Every care taken, but no responsibility. B. M'AULEY, 911 Totara Park. TO STAND THI SEASON, At Elderslie, and trave the surrounding Districts, THE THOROUGH-BRED IMPORTED H RSE O T S P U R , HOTSPUR was bred by Mr, Ryan in South Australia, and is seven years old, Sire, Honestich (imported); Dam, Ranee, dain of the Prophet and Leo (winner of tho Launceston Cup), and dam of Red Rover, winner, of the Ballaratt Hurdle Race, Ranee by Ringer (imported), out of Mercy, by Croupier (imported), by Touchstone. Honestich by Young Dutchman, out of All's Well, by the Physician, out of by Mullatto, &c. Young Dutchman by Flying Dutchman, winner of Derby and Two Thousand, out of Decoy. For further particulars, vide Australian Stud Book. Hotspur is a dark brown horse, standing 16 hands 1 inch, with immense bone and muscle. He is a great jumper, and was a first-class performer on the Australian turf. Among other events, he won . the Maiden Plate at Murchison, Murchison Handicap, Epsom Handicap at Sandhurst, Corinthian Flat Race, of 160 bovs,. at. Flemington, Flying Handicap atKyneton, and Kynetoa Handicap. He is thoroughly sonnd and has a grand temper, and is a sure foal-getter. Terms, £5 ss, payable, at Ist January, 1882. Groom's fee, 5s ; payable at first service, Paddocks free for one month; after thai 2s 6d per week will be charged. For further particulars, apply to J. F. REID, Eldeislie, 6th October, 1881. To travel this season in Oamarn and the Surrounding Di&tricts, and will be at J. Henderson's, near Windmill, the Thoroughbred Horse O R C E E E £t* s Eminently suited for getting Huntera and Weight-carrying Hacks. Sorcereb is a beautiful rich dark brown Stallion, standing 16-2 hands high, possessing immense bone and substance, splendid action, and a remarkable good temper, and is a sure foal getter. He has taken several prizes at the principal exhibitions in Canterbury; Bred in Canterbury by Mr. Nosworthy Got by Traducer (imported); bis dam Azucena by Towton (imported) out of Meg Merrilies by St. George out of Gipsy—the g d of Gitana ; St. George by St. George (imported) out of Lady Ann by Whisker (imported); Lady Ann, dam of Spray. Spray was pronounced one of the best brood mares ever brought to New Zealand, and ia one of the progenitors turf. St. George by Highflyer out of on Eclipse mare, andis own brother to Charlotte and half brother to the stud horse Comrao> dore. For further particulars, see New Zealand Stud Book, Vol. VI. Traducer, the Champion horse of the Colonies, got by The Libel, dam Arethusa by Elis, imported to Canterbury by Messrs. Harris and Innes in 1862. See table XVII of pedigrees, Vol. 11, New Zealand Stud Book. Towton, bred by Mr. S. Hawke, got by Melbourne, dam Cinizelli by imported to New Zealand in 1858: 8e« Table XVI of Pedigrees, Vol. 2, New Zealand Stud Book. Marchioness, an own sister to Towton, won the Oaks; and The Marqnis a son of Cinizelli, won the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes; won the Great St. Leger, and lost the Derby by a head, for which he was first favorite. Towton was the sire of Golden Cloud, Musician, Misfortune, Tambourini, Kauri, and the Ph©b« Colt, and many other good horses tue numerous to mention. Phoebe Colt beat the renowned Templeton at weight for age. Towton was one of the few of old MeU bourne's sons; and his dam being a Touch* stone mare, the pedigree is one that unprejudiced breeding students admire. ' It will be seen that Sorcerer combines ike most fashionable and purest strain of racing, weight-carrying, and staying blood qualities, which should be the object of every breeder to perpetuate of any horse that has ever stood in the Province. Review of the past racing season, from the Danedin Evening Star : again to be credited with being by far the largest,winning sire, for twenty-two of hifl stock have won no less than £9880; add to this sum the amount won by smaller winnere among his stock, and also those won by" other horses got by him, but whose breeding has not been given in the reports of races, there can be no doubt that this now defunct sire is to be credited with £11,500 for the past season. This is a wonderful total, considering the large importation of Australian stock during the past two years. Terms, £4 4s ; payable Ist January, 1882 L Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. Good paddocks provided at 2s per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. All mares from a distance one. month's grass free. For further particulars apply to JOHN HENDERSON, Or to R. ORE, Oamarn. N.B.—Castration done; guarantee gfrM if necessary. The Celebrated Norfolk Trotting Stallion oldfindeß Gr Will travel the districts of Papakaio, Maerewhenua, Ngapara, and Upper Waitaki this season. Terms ... £3los. Payable on or before the end of Januaryi 1882. Groom's Fee, ss, payable at fin' service. For pedigrees see cards. All mares from a distance one month's grass free. Paddock® provided, 2s per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. Further information can be obtained on application to JOHN HENDERSOK, _ Or to R. ORR, Oamarn, Sir PUBLIC NOTICE. BEISSEL'S CITY BATHS AND HAIRDRESSIKG ESTABLISHMENT, NEXT TO tHE COFFEE PALACE, „ DUNE DIN. 906