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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 3431, 29 December 1885, Page 4

STUD NOTICES. To travel.this season la Oamaru and Surrounding Dlstriots, the THOROUGHBRED STALLION HAN CELLO R Vj Chancellor is a beautiful dark brown, standing fully 16 hands in height, with rare boce and splendid action, with a very qniot temper and is admitted by competent judges to be one of the handsomest horses erer bred in the colony. Chancellor was bred in 1874, and is by Tradncer. out of Sweetbriar (see New Zealand Stud Book), and as a racehorse has had very few equals, his performances being somewhat wonderfnl, winning under heavy weights and at all distances. The following are a few of his various performances : Won Dunedin President's Handicap 80 sovs; Grand Stand Handicapso sovs; Palmerston Cubßo sovs, Handicap 40 sovs; Lawrence Handicap 55 sovs; Taieri Handicap 50 sovs; Duntroon Handioap 100 sovs, Champagne Stakes 70 sova; ABh burton Cnp 70 sovs, R. G. Handicap 50 sovs; Flying Handicap, Dunedin, 100 sovs; Rangiora Cap 60 sovs. Beacon's Sporting Notes in Otago Witness says: In 1879-80 we fiud Chancellor still hard at it for he ran 23 times, and was victorious on six occasions. The first of these was his memorable sucoess in the Canterbury J. C. Handicap, of 600 sovs, in whioh, curiously enongh, he and Maritaoa again singled themselves out from tho field, and had a desperate finish—Chanoellor, however, on this ocoasion turning the tables on the mare. At Duuodin Spring he won the Ladieß* Parse of 30 sovs; at Inveroargill he won the Cup of 100 sovs, Publicans' Handicap of 30 sovs, and J. C. Handioap of 75 sovs; at Oamara he won the Autumn Handicap of 50 sovs. His winnings foe .the season amounted to L 1020.. Constant work now told its tale, and Chanoellor was daring 1880-81 absent from the convinoing ground, but in 1881-82 he figured 18 times, and wm successful in five races, At Canterbury Spring he won the Metropolitan Handicap of 150 sovs; at'Dunedin Spring, the St, Andrew's Handioip of 100 sovs; at Oamara Spring, ths Oamara Handicap of 100 sovs; at Dunedin Autnmn, the Flying Handioap of 80 sovs; at Oamara Antamn, the Consolation Stakes of 20 sovs. To sam ap Chancellor's career, he has ran in 87 races, won 26, and secured in stakes £2610. This reoerd is an exceedingly good one, and proves the stamina and pluck whioh he must possess, and these are just the qualities whioh are so desirable in a stud horse. (See Witness, Sept., 30, 1882. Terms ... ... L 0 6s. Groom's fee, 5s ; all demands payable to groom Ist January, 1886. Paddocks provided for Mares from a distance at 2s fid per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility, JAMES SPENCE, Proprietor. To travel in the Oamara, Papakalo, Awamoko, Walareka, and Ngapara Dis« triota, the Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire LORD LOR NE (Clydesdale Stud Book, Vol. vli.). Imported by Mr M. Power, from Glasgow. LORD LORNE was bred by Mr Rennle, Campbelltown, and imported by Mr Power, ex s.s, Essex, from . London. Lord Lorne, foaled June, 1881, is a fine dark.bay, stands 16 hands 3 inches high, with strong flat bone, fine flowing hair, and excellent temper. Lord Lorne was got by that unprecedented stallion Lorne (499), who was the sire of the celebrated stallion Ivanhoe (396), who won the. seoond prize at the Glasgow Agrionltnral Sooiety's Stallion Show in February, 1876, and travelled Eirkmiohael'District of Ayr* shire; seoond at the Highland and Agri* cultural Society's Show at Edinburgh In 1877, in whioh year he was seoond premium horse of the Glasgow Agricultural Society! In 1878 he was selected as : first premium horse of the Glasgow Agricultural Society, and won first prise ; at. the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show, at p'umfrlesi Lorne (499) is by Gleujee (362), By Forth, (307). Forth (307) won third prize at the International show at London in r lß62,and ia by Clyde'(ls6);* byolyde(ls4), who won first .prize at the Highland Sooiety's showiin 1842. His sire, Clyde-'2ad (167), by Clyde (162), by Lofty (453), who won many prices In Lanarkshire and Clydesdale districts, and was never beaten but by 'his soil, Young Clyde. Lord Lome's dam Maggie; tire Prince Alfred (618), by The. General (822), who won first' prize at the Highland Sfaiety s show at Inverness in 1865, andwaatha elra of the renowned horse pir Walter Sooit (797), who gained first prizeat the Highland Society's shew at Dumfries in 1860, also the premium at the International show Held at Bitteraea. Sir Walter Soott (797) was the sire of the late Mr Drew's Pritipe of Wales (673), : whose breeding and prize winning re* quire no comment, being the-sire of more first prize-taking stallions r than any' horse that ever Btood in' Scotland. ' Prlnoe of Wales (673) stood at Merryton Home Farm, Hamilton, at.L4O a mare, and sold at the late Mr Drew's 'nale,. in April last, for 900 guineas, when 18 years old. Lord Lome's grand;dam Tibby,, by the President (696), who won seoond prize at the Highland Sooiety's show at Glasgow in 1867, is got by Loohend Champion (448),. who • won first prize at the . Highland Sooiety's show at Perth in 1861), the gold medal of the sama Sooiety at Kelso in 1863, the seoond prize at the Royal Agrioaltaral Sooiety's. show at Batterssa in 1862, and tho Glasgow premium in 1865, thus. proving Lord Lorne 46 be desoended'from the best and purest Clydesdale blood in Sootland. Terms—L3at end of season, and LS when mares are proved to be in foal. Groom's fee ss, payable at.first servioe. All demands payable to the.groom at end of iea«on. ■ O'BRIEN & FITZGERALD, Proprietors, Boundary Greek. To Travel This Season, In the Oamarn and . surrounding'distriots, The Imported Entire Horse pRINCE OF THE ISLES. Prince of the'lsles is a rich.bay, with blaok points, rising seven'years 01d,., and islands 17 hands high,'upon short legs., Hepos* sesses immense sabstanoe, having 13. inohes of bone, and more hair than any ; horse ever landed in Victoria. He is also splendidly topped,- having°& beautifully arohed' heok, thiok orest, and tremendous shoulders fend ms. Sire the noted horse Honest' the property- of Mr Gaut, late the property of Mr Waltham, of Parson's Drove. Grandsire the noted prize 'horsa Honest Tom," the property 'of Mr Wm, Wehher, of Brandon, Norfolk, who ' has taken more valuable prizes than any hone in all England; Prince of the Isles' dam' is a superior cart mare, the "property of Mr Cooks, and has taken two first prizes at Donnington, first prizeat Boston, and first prize at Spalding, Her sire, Wonder, was bred by Mr Wise* man, and is Bire to some of the most celebrated horses of tho' day, amongst others Le Don, winner of the first prize at the Royal Show, and LIOO, Lincolnshire Agricultural Show. Terms—Ls, -payable at -Ist Februaiy 1886. Guarantee-as per agreement. Groom's fee, -ss, payable -at first service. All demands--to be paid to the groqm the end of the season Good paddooks provided for one month frcp, after tljat 2s (jd per week wi)l bp oharged. All oare taken, but no responsibility," D. M'GREGORj 498 Proprietor. SALL PROGRAMMES, coat and slogan I designs.—At Mail Office.