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Otago Witness, Issue 475, 5 January 1861, Page 8

STALLIONS FOR ffl_^^^ 1860. AT THE CRESCENT, MOLYNEUX. « WILLIAM," a high-caste, dark- £? brown Arabian, originally, imported from Arabia to India, where he won the "Welter," (carrying 11 stone) and many other races. He is 15 hands high, of great bone, fine temper, with first-rate and safe action in all his paces. Tekms : — £8, Paddocks included. Groom's Fee, 2s. 6d. THE "CAPTAIN," A Suffolk Punch, Chesnut, Cart Stallion, 16£ hands high, short in the leg, of immense power, a fast stepper, and fine temper; got by " Hercules," the son of " Albert." " Captain's dam by Webber's " Captain," his sire Plants, old "Duke of Farnham." Terms :—: — £7, Paddocks included. Groom's Fee, 2s. 6d. Stabling for a limited number of Mares can be had at 3s. 6d. a night. The Season will commence on the Ist of October, and close on the Ist of March 1861. All the Mares must be paid for before removal. For further particulars apply to Me. GEORGE H. MAITLAND; The Crescent, Molyneux. N.B. — A reduction of £1 per head will be made in the case of bona fide owners of more than two Mares sent to the Horses. The Paddocks comprise several hundred acres, well grassed, where every care, without responsibility, will be taken of Mares. TO STAND THIS SEASON. A*w HPHE Thorough-bred EnS r»&*— — . -•- t^ re Horse m SSISI "WARLOCK" ratjC^^l will Stand this Season (15th ajjjl|§;|a|g|;glgp October to 15th March) at -??- ""^^ the Station of the undersigned. Warlock was bred by C. Keahnet, Esq., of Richmond, Tasmania ; by Little John, out of Duchess ; by Peter Finn, out of Atalanta ; by Bolivar, out of Salle, an imported Arab mare; and has in him therefore the best blood in the Australian Colonies. Terms — £4 45., groomage included. All mares to be paid for before removal. A well-watered and well-grassed paddock of 150 acres for mares, for which no charge will be made, but without responsibility. TSATHANIEL CHALMERS, ' Hokanui, Mataura. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Oainaru, jj^ ry^HE thorough-bred Horse fyn§|sSgl!k A "RIFLEMAN." vP flpT^fT Rifleman is a bright chestl(ili^§S&=Sp nnt, stands 16 hands high, **£-* " rising three years old ; is out of an imported mare, Nora Creina, imported by George Duppa, Esq., of Nelson ; Nora Creina by Plenipotentiary. Rifleman was gof by Sir Hercules. Sir Hercules, sire of Cos sack, Zoe, Wetsail, Phoebe, and nnmeronc other winners, by the imported horse Cap a-pie, out of the imported mare Paraguay ; Cap a-pie by the Colonel, dam (sister to Cactus), out of the Duchess of York, by Waxy. Paraguay (who rart'second for the Oaks, and won the Newmarket Town Plate and Nursery Stakes) by Sir Hercules out of Paradigm, by Partisan. Sir Hercules by Whalebone, out of Peri, by Wanderer. -The- ColonfiLCivhp ran a dead^ heat for the Derby, and Yon thT^TTiegerji" by Whisker, dam by Delphini, out of Tipple Cider by King Fergus ; vide Stud Book. - Terms :— -Thorough -bred mares, £10 10s. 5 half-bred mares, £5 103., groom's fee included. NELSON. npHIS admirable Draught Horse will stand i this season, at Helensbrool^ Tokomairiro. NELSON possesses an excellent temper, is of great power, compact in form, active and docile ; he is a sure foal getter, and his stock are very promising. His season will commence from November Ist, and he will stand three days in each alternate week at Mr. Edwix Palmer's, Moeraki Bush, East Taieri. Terms : £4 each Mare, and ss. the Groom. Helensbrook, Tokomairiro, Sept. 6, 1860. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT THE FORBURT. 4Wk rpHAT Pure Clydesdale IfljyjPjf * YOUNG PRINCE ROYAL,' Imported by W. H. Valpy, Esq., direct from Scotland. He is a beautiful brown, rising seven ; stands 16£, and of a remarkably fine temper. Young Prince Rotal, when one year old, gained the 2nd Prize at the Renfrewshire Show; the Ist Prize at Erskine; and the Ist j Prize at Johnstone Open Show. When two years old, he gained the Ist Prize at Renfrew, the Ist Prize at Erskine, and the 2nd Prize at Kirkintilloch Open Show. Terms, £8. Payment to be made ou delivery of Mares. F. C. FULTON, Forbury. TO EQUESTRIANS AND BREEDERS OF HORSES. fff^jQiii'tTßPfl "HE following Hohsbs will fl|fj3fe)^ajr«Lj[ -*- Stand this Season, at Stotfold Station, Kakatj43aSS@B4s$ra$5 uui, Waitaki District :—: — The Superior Bred Horse "FERGUS," Who is rising 6 years old, was bred in Nelson ; was got by the imported thorough-bred Horse " Sir Hercules ; " his Dam was got by the imported thorough-bred Horse " Wanderer," of Australia. Colour — Chesnut. Stands 16 Hands high. Has superior bone and action. TEB3IS : Pour Guineas, ivithout a Guarantee. Five Guineas, with a Guarantee. Also, the Young Clydesdale Bred Horse "MONARCH," Who is rising 3 years old, was got by the famous Clydesdale Horse " Young Prince Royal ; " his Dam was got by " George," the Draught Horse of Johk Jones, Esq. Stands 17 hands high. Colour — Dark Brown. Has powerful bone and muscle, and superior action. Terms, the same as for " Fergus." Also, the Isiported Ektire ' Timor ' Pout "CHEVY CHASE." Colour — Iron Grey. Stands lOJ Hands high. Has superior action, and of high spirit. Terms : Two Guineas. fi3JT A Paddock will be provided for all Mares from a distance, free of charge, and every care will be taken of them without responsibility. The Owners of (5) Five Guaranteed Mares will be favoured by the Fifth being free* Groomage Fees — Five Shillings for Each. All Fees payable on the delivery of the Mares, or by note of hand to the Ist of March 18G1. ! THOMAS FERENS.