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Otago Witness, Issue 1780, 2 January 1886, Page 23

Sportingv ■JPIUiNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUEDAY FEBKUAKY 24, 25, .and 27, 188«. GENERAL ENTRIES. SATURDAY, February 13, 1886.— Selling Race, of 60 soys, 2 soys ; Maiden Plate, of 100 soys, '3 soys; Novel Handicap, of ]00 soys, 1 soy; Railway Plate, of 100 soys, 2 soys ; Marshall Memorial Stnkes, of 150 soys, 4 soys ; acceptance for Champagne Stakes, 3 soys. MONDAY, February 22, 1886.— Balance of Sweep, 10 soys, for Dunedin Cup. TUESDAY, February 23, 1880.— Balance of Sweep, 5 soys, for Champagne Stakes before 4 p.m. Acceptances Cor Second and Third Day payable the night before the races on oaeh day respectively. Sweepstakes for Publicans' and Stewards' Purse payable before 9 p.m. on the night before the races. Sweepstakes for Second and Third Day payable half an hour before the advertised tune of starting. Notk. — AH Nominatioiib, Entries, and Acceptances must be in the hands of the Secretary, at Philp's Hotel, Dunedin, and will not be received after 9 p.m. on the respective dates under any pretence whatever, or without being accompanied with the necessary amount in cash. SYDNEY JAMES, 22au Secretary. The Stud. BEN LO7IONI>. ■ggsj TH>EN LOMOND, bred iPCif -*-^ by Messrs Fleming ami *" Hedlcy, Oamaiu, ;mu loalcd $?W^&3&o%^ mISTS), is a beautiml bright S? vli?^**N»^ lm>Vt btan^ s lt5 a hands high. » Ytf 1~~~ -\ 1 w 'th good quality of bone. —I— j^_^jggy covered with fine silky Jia.it "^ of the tnle Clydesdale "type. Sire, Young Vanquisher, imported from Scotland (direct from the breeder)by the late David' Nesbit. ISsq. Young Vanquisher^ a bay horse, 17 hatuls high, with immenbe power, and without doubt the grandest actiotied hoise in the Colonies. He, is very compactly made, and although having very large bone, it is of the right wiry, clean, fiat kind, with Hood feet, and plenty of tne right kind of hair Inshionably set on his legs, having the full chnractet oi a high-class Clydesdale horse, while h)8 temper i.s r'.veUont, being tree from all kinds of vice. Young Vanquisher was bred by Mr I'ett-r Anderson, Stan raer, Scotland, out of his celebrated mare Sally, In l.oehtergus Champion ; grandsire, Blair's Clmni pion. Sally gained First Prize at Glasgow, the Johnston and Stanraer Exhibitions, as the best marc ol the Clydesdale breed exhibited there. Young Vanquisher, by Vanquisher, by Old Sir William Wallace, by Lothian Tarn, a well-known and most sureer^tni breeding and prize-taking horse ; amongst other numerous prizes, he gained the First Prize of £ to at the Haddington Show, and in the same yeiir he gained the First Prize at the Highland Soci ty'sShow, held that year in Glasgow, as the best stalUoii of the Clydesdale breed. Old Sir William Wallace gained the Fifty-guinea Prize awarded by the Kintyro and Barrick Societies respectively, for the best dlvdesdale entire. Young Vanquisher took First Prize at Timaru for most points in Clydesdale draught entires, and his stock are second to none in New Zealand. Bkn Lomond, dam Maggie Lauder, imported by Mr George Aikenhead, is believed to be the best brood mare in the Colony. Her iirst foal, Glenlyon. by Glenesk, was sold for 175 guineas, and took First Awards at Oamaru. Timaru, and Christchurch, two years in succession. A sister of Ben Lomond, by Young Banker, was purchased by Mr Menlove, Windsor Park, at Fleming and Hedley's sale, for 185 guineas, and was reckoned the premiei fitly of that year. Maggie Ltuidcr, by Lord Lyoti, imported from Scotland; grandaire, Ben Lomond, imported from Scotland, Ben Lomond's breeding, then, is beyond doubt — his Pedigree is connected with the very bt'sf strains of the Clydesdale blood in Scotland foi generations back. Bbx Lomond was first at Blueskin, and second nt Palmerston as a year-old; second at Blueskin .wcl third at Palmerston as a two-year-old ; first sil Waikouaiti as a three-year-olj ; second at Palmer ston, second at Waikouaiti, and second nt Blnps!:i> as a four-year-old; first at Palmerston and liist nt Waikoiuvifc'i last year. The above Horse will TRAVEL THE PALMERSTON AND SHAG VALLEY DISTRICTS. For further par! iuulai s .ipply to ALEX. BANNATYNE, <7o Propriefoi >jgHc& "WytTTLL Travel in th< ffiYlJi '» » Peninsula, St jsj«^^!^4 Leonards, Pine Hill, Green m fSflli^pa Tsland, and Brighton di.s■^l^^p^\js> Thoeoughuhkd Cah- ' ■ 1"" * . RIAGK HOKSK ¥OU]\« pniiiip. I.s a Dark Bay Horse, 3 years old, 16 hands :' inches high, got by King Philip out. of Countes.-. pot by Traducer out of Cheshmt filly by Vai< Tromp. King Philip out of Lady Dowling by ' I 'amden, Lady Dowling, out of Romp by KelpiV '.imp.L*Camden out of Calliope by WarhawK .imp.). The above horse took first honours last year at the horse parade. He took First Prizi•it the Otago A. and P. Association and First Prize at the Taieri Agricultural Society as ; two-year-old. For further particulars, see Stuc Book. The above horse will serve a limited number of mares. Every care, without responsibility. Terms— £3s 3s ; Groom's fees, ss, payable at service. JOHN GOODMANSON, , 5s ' Proprietor. DUNTROON is a dark chestnut, standing 16 hands, with immense bone and good action. '■ Touphßtonp Can *el, Whalebone I a Rifleman iouchßtone Banter. Master Henry |anmeman oampFol . The Colonel, Whisker ''O lower Galatea, Amadis is '• * « x, Hamnton Ascofc . Reveller ; -3 Soufcharap- D'ght'r of Confederate • 3 ton's dam Centurion's Comus, Sorcerer «j dam Daughter of Tancredi ? Pnr, n r.! Q The Colonel, Whisker J SirHpHMilM P P Sis. to Cactus, Sultan • S birHerCUles Paraffuav Sir Hercules, WhTxme « Paraguay Paradlgmj p ar tj sau 1^ Tr> Bourbon, Sorcerer Finesse Daughter of Gohanna i Flirt Mariner (Arab) ■ i ■ Duxtroon is half brother to Trump Card, Th Governor, Amoyon, Titania, J3ell of the Isle, dam of Temple, and full brother to the Premier, sire ol Administrator, Consul, First Water, and Revoke, al 1 lirst-class' performers. DuyruooN is sire of Wild Boy, Little John, Trap:K'r. Barney, Florence, Emerald, Minnie. Sweet Brier, and Civis. Good paddocks will be provided for mares from a dibtance. All care, no responsibility. Terms ; SA 4s, payable at end of the Beason. Groom's fee, ss, payable at. first service