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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4098, 30 December 1887, Page 4

BTUD NbTIOES The Imported'Ci'yiesdaie Entire YOUNG BANKER Will stand at Barnbank, Oamaru for the oomlng season. Trans _ ... L7.7s Each mare, to be paid (or before removal> Good paddooks provided free of oharge for four weeks t »fter that time 2a 6d per week will be oharged. All oare taken, bat ho responsibility. For Pedigree and particulars see oarda JOHN DONALDSON, 963 Proprietor, Born bank. To travel in the Oamara and Surrounding Dlstrlots, the Pore-bred Clydesdale Entire Lord lor n e (Clydesdale Stud Book, Vol. vll.), Imported by Mr M. Power, from Glasgow. Lord lorne was bred by Mr Rennlo ( Catnpbelltowni, and Imported by Mr Power, ex b.b. Eeeer, from London. Lord Lorao, foaled June, 1881, Is a fine dark bay, stands 16 hands 3 iuohes high, with strong flat bone, fine flowing hair, and exoellent temper. Lord Lome \was got by that unprecedented Btallion Lome (499), who was tho aire of the oolcbrattd staillan Ivanhoe (80S), who won tho second prize at the Glasgow Agricultural Sooioty'a Stallion Show In February, 1876, and travelled Kirkmlohaol dißtriot of Ayrshire; seoond at the Highland and Agricultural hoolaty'B Show at Edin* burgh in 1877, in whioh year ho was second premium hors* of the Glasgow Agricultural Society. In 1878 he was icieoted as'first premium hotse at the Glasgow Agrioultiira Sooiety, and won first pnza at the Highland and Agricultural Sooiety's Show at Dumfries Lorne (499) is by Glenieo (362), by Forth (307.) Forth (307) won third prize at the International Show at i.ondoa in 1862, and is by Clyde (156), by Clyde (154), who won first prize at the Highland Sooiety's Saow in 1842. His Sire, Clyde 2nd (167), by Cljde (162), by Lofty (453) who won many prizes in Lanarkshire and Clydesdale districts, and wias never beaten but by his son, Joung Clyde, Lord Lome's dam, Maggie; sire, Prinoe Alfred (618), by The General, (822), who won firat prize at the Highland Sooiety's' Show at Inverness in 1865, and was the sire of the renowned horse Sir Walter Soott (796), who gained first prize at the Highland sooioty'a Show in Dumfries In 1860, also the premium at the International Show held at Batteries. Sir Walter Soott (798) was > the sire of the late Mr Drew's Prinoe of Wales (623), whose breeding and prize-winning require iio comment, being the sire of more first-prize takiog stallions than any other horse that ever stood in Scotland. Prinoe of Wales (673) stood at Merry ton Homo Farm, Hamll* at L4O a mare, and sold at the late Mr Drew's sale, in April last, for 900 guineas, when 18 years old; Lord Lome's grand* dam, Tibby, by tho President (596), who won seoond prize at che Highland b'ooiety'a Show at Glasgow, iu 1867, is got by Loohend Champion (448), who w6n first prize at the Highland Sooiety's Show at Perth, in 1861, the gold medal of the came society at Kelso, in 1863, the seoond prize at the RoyalAgrloultural Society's Bho wa«Batteraea, in 1862, and the Glasgow premium in 1865', thus proving Lord iiorne to be deaoended from the best and purest Clydesdale blood In Soot* land. Terms—L3 at end of season, and L 3 when marea are proved to be in foal. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service; All demands payable to the groom at the end of the sea* son. Good grass paddooks provided one month free; after that 2s per week will be charged. All oare taken, but no reaponsibllity. O'BRIEN & FITZGERALD, Proprietors, Boundary Creek. To Travel . In the Otepopo, Hampden, and Moerakl Districts, Tho Pure*brod Clydealalo Entire Oolt H A M P 10 N G Champion, bred by the owner, is a beantl* ful bay, with blaok points, is 3 years old, and stands 17 hands'high. He is by. the celebrated stallion Lord Haddo, the first prize in hisolass and ohamplon of the yard at the Oamaru Show. Grand aire, the re* nowned imported horse Young Banker, Champion's dam, Nannie, 1 bred on the Taieri, Is by that famous entire Blair's Champion—a horae that threw mor& prize* takers than any Btallion ever Imported; indeed, " Blair s Champion " and " good breeding" are by-words. It will thus be seen that Ohampion Is re* markably well oom i on both sides, and that is the great requisite in a breeding sire, , Terms, 4 guineas; groom's. tee, 5a ; guarantee as per agreement. ALEX. BALFOUR, 883 Mansfield, Ngapar*. To Travel this Season In the Oamara and surrounding Dlatriots Purebred Clydesdale Stallion SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. .Sire : Mr Kettle's Imported horse Sir William Wallace. Dam i Mr Charles Campbell's famous brood Mare b Champion (imported by W. H. Nimm West Taieri.) Terms, L 3 10s, payable at the end of seaaon. Groom's fee sa, at firat service. One month's grass, with permanent water inpaddook, given free to marea from a distance. Further particulars from HUGH BOSS, Awamoko | Or the groom in oharge. 893 TO STAND THIS SEASON; At Eveline, North Road F The Thoroughbred Horso USI L I E Sire, Musket, dam, Yatterlna. Terms—L6 6s for single maro; L 4 4s for two or more mares. , . Every oare taken of Mares but no responsibility. Poddocking, 2s per'week, Apply— R. ORR, 673 North Road. To Btand at Otekaike, this season, The Thoroughbred Entire IGER T T M By Cadogan, out of Purikl Terms, L 3. Graas free for one monthi 633 T To Travel this Seaaon in tho OAMARU, OTEPOPO, INCHOLME, AND PAPAKAIO DISTRICTS,' The Thoroughbred Goaohing Stallion, yODNG HIGHFLYER) Sire : Highflyer (Imp.). Dam: Kate, by Don Giovanni. Terms —£4, Guarantee as por arrangement, Groom's Fee, sb, payable at service. All oaro taken but no responsibility For Pedigree aeo Cards. ANDERSON AND MURDOCH, Proprietors, Windmill, Himftra'