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Otago Witness, Issue 2331, 3 November 1898, Page 34

ABZZ*. nnO TRAVEL THIS -*■ SEASON M^^i^^M TAIERI U DISTRICT, fl^=»Ju>£ & ' The Champion Clydes'k^SSg^iMm dale Stallion £.O£H> LYON. PEDIGREE. Lord Lyon's sire is the unbeaten horse Lord Salisbury (imp., 1207 Clydesdale Stud Book), dam Myrtle, by Prince of Wales (imp.), grand dam Molly M'Kissock (imp. by the late Mr M'Callum), her sire Lord Lyon (489 C.5.8.). Molly M'Kissock took first prize at Ayr and Dumfries in 1879. Lord Salisbury cost £1500, Prince of Wales 1500gs, and Young Prince of Wales 900gs. Lord Lyon has been shown at Oamaru, Dunedin, Gore, Tapanui, Invercargill, and Taieri, and was first and champion each time shown. He is the best breeding horse south of Oamaru, and breeders will be serving their own interests by encouraging a man to bring a horse of his class into the district. Only a limited number of mares will be taken. Lord Lyon is a sure foal-getter. He is sire of Flower of Balmoral, the mare Mr Patrick gays £100 for at the 1896 Taieri show, and whenever mated with a decent mare leaves pri7etakers; and with such a capable man as James Walters in charge, patrons can rest assured that their mares will be properly attended to. Good paddocking for mares at Is 6d per week. Mares sent by rail and consigned to R. Charters Mosgiel, will be promptly attended to. All care taken but no responsibility. Owners of mares at time of first service held responsible. Terms: £i 4s; £1 2s at end of season and Sfl 2<3 when mare proves in foal. Full guarantee £5s ss. Groom's fee ss. R. CHARTERS, Owner. Ury Park, Mosgiel, September 20, 1898. Co <^®sa mO STAND AT (&ffy&''<?rw a -a- GLENKENICH %S#^§"MMJ| HOMESTEAD, e\ TrJ^s|i • A " ud Travel sllort :Diß " ferS^SSff^g^^a tances, The Clydesdale Stallion WA&J4.ACS3 (Imp.). WALLACE (7420, C.5.8.), late Albertus, is a handsome Bay Horse, foaled June 24, 1888 ; bred by George Bean, Balquhain Mains, Potchapel. flia sire, Golden Treasure (4417, C.5.8.), gsire, Lord Erskine (1744, C.5.8.), was also sive of the unbeaten horse Cairbrogie Stamp; o, gsire, Boydston Boy (111, C.5.8.), won third prize at the Highland Society's Show, Aberdeen, in 1878; g g g-sire, Prince Charlie (629, C.5.8.), won the Aidrossan premium in 1873, and the Saltcoats premium fame year ; g g g g-sire, Vanquisher (890, C.5.8.); g g g g g-sire, Loch Fergus Champion (449, C.5.8.) ; B g g g g g-sire, Salmond's Champion (737, C.5.8.); g g g g g g g-sire, Farmer (.284, C.5.8.); g g g g g g g g-sire, Glancer (338, C.5.8.), won second prize at the Highland Society's Show, Glasgow, in 1850. Wallace's (late Albertus) dam, Grace Darling (694, C.5.8.), by Darnley (222, C.5.8.), won second prize at Highland Society's Show at Stirling in 1873 ; the premiums of the Glasgow Society's Show in 1876 and 1877; first prize at the Highland Society's Show, Edinburgh, 1877; and the champion cup at the Highland Society's Show, Dumfries, in 1878. G-dam, Keir Mary (203, C.5.8.), by Loch Fergus Champion (419, C.5.8.); g g-dam by Lord Clyde (477, C.5.8.), won second prize at the Highland Society's Show at Kelso in 1863, and first at Stirling in 1864. Wallace has been champion from Christchurch to Invercargill, only being beaten once, and that by St. Alexander. ,In Melbourne he was second to Prince of Alb'yn, and that just after a long sea voyage from Scotland. Paddocking, Is 6d per week. Terms: Four Guineas; 2ga payable 15th January, 2gs on mare proving in foal. Any mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. All care, no responsibility. Groomage, ss. Railway and Telegraph Adress— J. R. MACKENZIE, 6o Pomahaka. A. MOSS, TURF ACCOUNTANT BOX 73, DUNEDIN. Telesrams — A. MOSS, Dunedin. 16jy