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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4097, 29 December 1887, Page 4

STUD NOTICES Tho Importod.C yiesdale Entire' '" O 0 N G a A S JC< B R Will stand at Burnbank, Oamaru for tho oomlng season. Tkrms _ ... L 7 7s Eaoh mare, to be paid for before removal. Good paddooks provided free of oharge for four weeks j after that time 2s 6d per woak will be oharged. .! All oare taken, but no responsibility.'' ■•■ . For Pedigree and particulars see oar da 1 JOHN DONALDSON, 963 Proprietor, Bumbank 1 . * To travel in the Oamaru and Surrounding Districts, the Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire' LORD LOR N B (Clydesdale Stud Book, Vol. vil.). Imported by Mr M. Power,' from Glasgow. .Lord Xorne was bred by Mr Reonle, Campbelltown, and imported by Mr Power, ex a.a, Krsex, from London. Lord Lome, foaled June, 1881, is a fiae dark bay, stands 16 hand* 3 inohes high', with strong fUt bone, fine fbtvina; hair, and excellent temper. Lord Lcrno was got by that unprecedented ttalhou Lome (499). who was. the sire of the col. br.it- d eta liau Ivanhoe (39a), who won the seoond at the Glasgow Agricultural Society's Stallion Show In Feoruary, 1873, and travelled Kirkmichael diutriot of Ayrshire; seound at the Highland and f>g icubural .-oo oty's Show at Edinburgh in 1!>77, in whioh year he was sooond premium horse of the G<aSi<ow Agricultural Society. In 1873 be was elected as'fit-it premium ho bb oc the Glasgow Agrioultnra society, and won fi at pr z at the High and and <*gri -nlturat .-oowty'a how «t umfries Lome (499) in » y Glenlee (3 2), by, Forth (307.) toith (307) won third prize at tho international "how at ondo ■in JB>2, and is tiy Clyde (156), by Clylo (151). who won firm; pr ze at tUe highland Ba/W m 1842 His vSire, Clyde 2ni (167), by Chdei.l62), by Lofty (453) whj won many prizes in Ltnarkshiie and (lydeidaa di.triata, and : was never beatan but by his Bon, Young Clyde. Lord Lorn'e'i dam, Magje; aire, Prinoo Alfred (618), by The General, (->22), who won first prise at the Hghl.ndSooitty b hh >wat Inverness in 1865 »nd. was the a re of the renowned horse >Mr Walter Soott t796), who gained first prize at the ■ iKlety'a whow in Dumfries in 1860, ala > the premium at the International S 'ow hill' »t Hatkereea. Sir Waiter Soott(79B) was theaiie cf the late Mr l>r«w« PriuoVof Wale's (6.3). whose breeding and pnzj winning require no oomm nt, being the aire of more firnt prize taking stallions thau any other hoMee-Vat nveratood in Scotland, Prinoa of W.los (673) tood at Merry ton Home Farm fctamiL at L4O a man, ana told at the latj Mr Drew's sale, in April latt, for ,9,0 guineas, when 18 years out. Lord Lorno'x grantdam; Tibby, by the Pres dent (596)- who won second przo at che Highland cooiety'a Show at, Glasgow, i ■ 1867, is got by Loohend Lhampim (448), who won first pries', at. ihe Highia d Society's Show at Perth, in 1861, the gold medal of the > ame society at Kelso, i i 1803, the ssoond pr ze at the ltoyal Agricultural societ/a Show a Battersea, 1 in 1862, and the Glasgow pemium in 1865/ tbua proving Lo d j.orno to bd descended from the beßt and purest Clydesdale blood in Sootland. ■ Terms—L3 at end of aeaaon, and L 3 when mares are proved to be in foal. Groom's fee ss, payable at firat service. All demahda payable to the groom at the end of the Beaton. I Good grass paddooks provided one month free; attor that 2a per week will be oharged. O'fJRIEN AFITZGISBALD,Proprietors, boundary Greek, ■> To Travel In the Otopopo, Hampden, and Moenkl Distriots,' The Pnre-bred Clydes iaio Entire Colt'•''; ./"I H A M P I O ''',)s: Champion, b-ed by the owner, is a beautiful bay, with black (.olnta, j B 3 yOars old, and stands 17 hand* high. He' i* by the celebrated stallion Lord tfaddo, the first prizsia his ehss and champion of the yard at the Uumaru it how. Grand sire, the: renowned . imported horse ' young Bmker, Champion's dam, Nannie, bred on the Taieri, is by that famous entire -. 31air'a Champion—ahorse that throw more prigs* takers than, any stdlion over • importoi; indeed, " Blair's Chimpion"',and "good breeding" are by wordi. .;,...,!' It will thus.be seen that Champion is'r'emarkabiy wed o m on both aides,, and that ia the great requisite in a breeding sire; Terms, 4 guineas; groom's fee, 6a'; guarantee as pjr agreement. -••': "' . ■' '<■ ALtX. BALFODR, '' 883 Mansfield, Ngapara. To Travel; this Season in the Oamaru and snrroanding Dintriota,. : Une Pnreored Clydesdale Stallion- ~1!, S,I"R. WILHaM V7ALLAOB. Sire : Mr Kettle's imported horaa'. Wr Wi.lum Wallade. D»in:.'M ' Charles Campbell's 1 amons brood Ma Champion (imported by : W, if, "'Nimtf' Weßt Taieri.) ' : ' ■" Terns, 13 10i, payable at the end' of season. Groom's fee 6j,"'at llr*t eervioe. '' ■" Unemonh'n grass, with permanent water in paddouk, given free to mares from a dis. tanoe. .. ; „j'i Farther particulars from • ~,■! i' ,„ j Awamokdfi Or the groom in charge, ..' ; ( ' 893 TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Evklinb, Nokth Road : The Thoroughbred Horae J1 V SI L I .-...■■ 1 Sire, Musket, dam, Yatterlna. ~. Terms—Ls 5s for single mare; Li;,4a,; . for two or more mares, Every oare taken of Maros but' nO reaponalhility. Paddooking, 2s per week. R, ORR,, North Road, To stand at Utekaike, this aeaaon, IThe Thoroughbred Entire m ; g BR .t ; ». " M \ By Cadogan, out of Purikl ! (Terms, L 3. Grass free for one month,! «83 - To Travel this Season In tho OAMARU, OTEPOPO, INOHOLMB, AND PAPAKAIO DISTRICTS; The Thoroughbred Coaohlng Stallion, TO UNO HIGH FLY Si R| Sire : Highflyer (Imp). Dam«' Kate, by Don Giovanni. ' ' Tkrmß - £4, Guarantee aa per arrangement^ Groom's Fee, ss, payab e at eervioe. All care taken but no responsibility For Pedigree aoe Oaridsi ' ' ANDERSON AM) :., Proprietors, Windmill, ' Oamara'