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Southland Times, Issue 2916, 19 October 1877, Page 4

3PHCIE STUB*. rvo STAND THIS SEASON 1 AT WOODSTOCK, THB THOBOTTGHBBED HOESE "YEEMIOELLI," " Vebmioeixi," out of " Canezou," is a brown horse rising 3- years' old, by " Macca-. roni," by Lord of the Hills, dam Amethyst by Ambrose, Heroine of Luctnow, by Nutwith's Paeahontas by Glenooe, Marpessa by Muley, Clare by Martnion, Haraplice by Gohanna, Lord of the Hills by Touchstone, &c. Canezou out of Modesty by Panic, by Alarm, out of Queen of Beauty, by MelbourEe, out of Birthday, by Pantaloon, &c. Alarm by Venison, out 0/ Southdown, by Defence/Ac. Panic was a first rate performer, And is the sire of more winners than any" horse in Victoria. Panic was imported to Tasmania by Samuel Blackwell, Esq. Canezou out of Modesty,* h^r dam Modesty (imported), by Besborough, out oorf r Lady of the Lake, by Wanderer, g.g. dam by Whalebone, imported to Tasmania by Roderick O'Connor, Esq. See Tasmanian Stud Book. All fees payable Ist February, 1878. Good paddocks gratia until stinted, after which 2a 6d per week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility, " Terms £5 Groom Fee, ss. W. D. BASSTIAN. *Modeßty won 33 races in Tasmania and Victoria. "BENDIGO" WILL SERVE AT WOODSTOCK, ha is well known, his stock has proved some of the beßt weight carriers in Southland* Secure paddock without responsibility. Terms £2 2s. W. D. BASSTIAN. WILL STAND THIS SEASON At Heddon Bush, and will serve a limited number of mares, THE CLTDESDALE STAIUON "DAN O'CONNELL." He is a jet black, standing 16^ hands high. His sire is the renowned champion horße, Prince Charlie, who was never beaten in Scot* land or in the Australian Colonies. He was imported to Victoria by Messrs J. & M. Macintosh. DAN'S dam was the famed and renowned Black Diamond (imported), winner of the Port Philip Farmers' Society's " Challenge Cup," for seven years in succession, and never suffered defeat ; she was the property of J. Kearnon, Esq., Moonee Ponds. Thus showing PAN to be (he best blood the world can produce. At Bacchus M arsh he gained first prize, defeating sixteen others ; also at Ballarat he gained the Board's prize, value ten guineas, beating a field of twenty-two against all comers. When 4 yrs old he gained the First Prize at M ItoD, beating a field of ten, imported and colonial ; also for the best horse shown among a field of fourteen ; at Ballarat he gained First Prize, beafr* ing a field of fourteen. At the Grand National Show, held at Melbourne, he gained First Prize, value LSO, beating a field of thirty-five. At Bacchus Marsh he took Firsfr Prize amongst imported, beating Messrs A. and L. Grant's celebrated horse, Championimported from Scotland to Victoria by D. Ne&bit, Esq.— in a field of fourteen others } also First Prize for best colonial horse shown in a field of twelve others. In tho Wakatip, in 1870, he took First Prize; also in 1872, against all comers 5 and in the following year, at Invercargill, he gained First Prize (gold medal) against all comers. In the Wakatip again, in 1873, he took First Prize. 3e has gained in prizes, £281. ne is the sire o£ many prizs-takers. A good paddock will be provided for mares free. An experienced Groom having been engaged all care will be taken but no responsibility. Tebms— 3 Guineas, Guarantee, 5 Guineas, all fees payable on the Ist February, 1878. SPENCE BROTHERS & CO. THO TEAVEL THIS SEASON A IN The Districts of Mataura, Mokerita, Wyndham, Tois Tois, a nd Edendale, and serve & limited number of Mares. The Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire HorseNEW ZEALAND PRINCE. New Zealand Prince is a beautiful dark dapple brown, rising 3 years old ; stands 16f hands high, has immense bone and hair, and very superior action, with a fine temper. He has taken two first prizes, first when one year old at the Southland Agricultural and Pas* toral Society's Show, 1875, and also first prize at the Mataura Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Show, held at Wyndham, 1876.. New Zealand Prince is by the celebrated! horse Young Prince of Wales, imported by Henry Hill, Esq., by old Prince of Waies^ Prince of, Wales is so well knosa in thff colony that it is needless' to make any further remark on his pedigree. Dam, Brown Bess, by Young Scotchman, imported by Mr Ferguson to Sydney ia 1864. He waabred by Mr Wilson, Aberdeenshire, Grand Dam, Beauty, imported to Sydney by Mr G. B, Scott in 1865. Winner of seven first prizes ; three times first in Scotland, viz., at tho Dumlries and Ayrshire Shows. She got first honors as a two-year old, and again as a three-year old. She was first at Stirlingshire as a yeld mare, beating all comers, and was sever beaten in the colonies. She was purchased by Mr Scott before leaving the show yard for the sum of 120 guineas. Beauty's sire, old Killbernie Champion, also the winner of a great many first prizes in Scotland, thus proving N. Z, P. to be descended from the best strain of Clydesdale blood that is possible to be got. He is really a very promising horse of the age, and caanot fail to be a good breeder of Draught Stock. Terms, £4 j Groom's fee, ss, payable at the time of firsfe service. All fees payable to the Groom on or before the 31st January, 1873* A good paddqp^ ba provided for mares? without respivfisjbiilifcy. j "ftM. ABAMSON, I Proprietor.