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Wanganui Herald, Volume VI, Issue 1901, 19 September 1873, Page 4

BKtflfifc EOESES. | TO STAND THIS SEASON, j I the clydiwjmh; horse, JJ A P O_L JE O N . Will serve stares at Bull's, Mondays.—Turakina, Tuesdays.—Marton, Wednesdays. The remainder of tlio week at Mr Alex. Coekburn's, Hill Side, Kangitikei. NAPOLEON Was bred by Charles Wffchell, Esq., Selwyn ; out, of an imported Tusmanian mare. His sire, Napoleon, was imported trom Scotland 1864, to Dunedin, and purchased by William Eoag, Burnside, Canterbury, and was bred by Mr Macadam, Kepkullouk, out of a pure Clydesdale mare, purchased from Lorn Campbell, Esq., of lloseneath, whose well-known stock of brood mares surpasses any in the West County for symmetry and purity of breeding. His sire was bred by Mr Euchanau, of Coldrnck, out of a very superior mare, which gained a number of first-class prizes at Drymen Show, aud also the Highland Society's prize of £10. She also bred some of the most valuable stock that has been exhibited in the West of Scotland, namely, Napoleon's sire; George Buchanan, by Tom, who gained the premium at Cupar, Fife —(George Euchanau was sold for .£2OO when three years old) —a mare which gained a great number of of first prizes at local shows, and the third prize at the lale Highland Society's show in Glasgow, and was sold for the handsome sum of £150 ; a colt, Ben Lomond, full brother to Napoleon, when one year old, sold to Mr Peter Brawford, Dumgoyack, for £100, and which gained the first premium at the Highland Society's Show at Aberdeen, in 185S, and the first prize at Glasgow, and was sold at the end of the season for £250 to yo to Australia. Ben Lomond^took the second prize, when shown in Melbourne, in liSO4, out of fourteen imported horses only beaten by Black Leg, which has never been beaten. Napoleon stands 10 hands high, and is compactly built, strong bone, 5 years old, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. Terms, £3 3s; payable January 1,1874. Allowance for two or more mares as per agreement. Paddoeking fiee to Ist Jan., 1874. Every attention paid, but no responsibility incurred. ALEX. COCKBTJRN, Hill Side, Eaugitikei. Aug 22, ] 573

TO STAND THIS SEASON. TX THE PATEA AND WAIIIOA DISTRICT YOUNG LOCH RYAN. fjpHE sire of this horse is well known JL in the districts as one of the very bust horses imported into the Colony. Young Loch Ityau will be at Pate a on Mondays and Tuesdays, the rest of the week at Wairoa. For further particulars Apply to JOHN JOHNSTON, i Afc Mil SINCLAIR'S, WAIIIOA HOTEL. August 20th 1873. To stand at One Tree Hill Farm. THE THOItOUGH-BRKD HOUSE, DAY JDAWISL CtlJlE 11A.VKNSW0RTI1 by ': TouchU stone." -isce. Stud Book.) Dam " Sky bird, "bred 1860, got by <' Ted.iingt.on,". darn " Skylark," by " Peep'o'Day Boy," out of Growl," by " Pay Middleton," out of " Barbice," by " Lapdog," out of the " Etching''l by "liubens," out of "Lamas," by "Gohanna," out of" Sister to Chester," bj I " Sir Peter Teazle," out of "Woodpecker/ out of " Sweet briar/"' out of " Buzzard's dam. "Peep-o-Day Boy," by " Sfcaiubo^ou»ii," out of " Kitty Ilannagau," by "Orville, 1' out of "Stamford," out of " Weasel,"1 out of Y. Aiarsk." " Stainborougli " by " Dick Andrews," out of by "Hornpipe" 11 Trumpeter," out oi " Luna," by " Herod," out of " Sister to Eclipse." "'.^lmported to Nelson by Mr W. liobinson. « DAY DAWN" will travel to Kan gitik ( the same as last year. Terms—£3 8s for single mares ; two or more as per agreement. Grooms fees—2s 6d. Only a limited number of mares .vill be taken. A " Day Dawn " Gup of the value of £20 will be given to bo run for on the Wangamii Course, 1877, weight] for age. j I Good Paddocks without ! H. ff. HAItIUSUiY. Auguet 16, 1-73.