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Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 155, 29 October 1872, Page 3

'Thoroughbred Stallions. s ' T—j- ; \ 4 Thoroughbred STALLION ROEBUCK WILL STAND THIS SEASON AT THE HAWEA lake station. Terms, £3 15s. for further particulars apply to T. A. Fraser, i ga-vrea Lake Station, Albertown ; or at Earnsc]eagb Station, Clyde. mdE THOROUGHBRED HORSE ~ SCUD Will stand this Season at Messrs J. A. DOUGLAS & Co.’s Station, Eden Creek. TERMS: fnr One or Two Mares, £4 4s each mare. For Three or Four Mares, €3 10s each mare. For Five Mares and upwards, £3 each mare. F p __For the convenience of persons intendin'Tto send mares to SCUD, Messrs J. A. Douglas .wl Co. will take delivery of mares at Mr Williams’ yards, Clyde Pound, on November 14 at noon.

w 2L FjIHE Thoroughbred ENTIRE HORSE BEDOUIN T iII travel tins season in the Cromwell, Dunstan, St. Bathans, and surrounding Districts. Bedouin is a dark brown hm-se, with black points; is six years old, free from all blemish, ani has great muscular power. When a three-year old. Bedouin beat a good fell iif sevm horses, including Waterwitch. ten Bee, Kettle drum, and Lady of the Lake : -tince li mile. He also won the Clutha Ferry landicap, beating Lady Ellen and four others : kmce. miles. He ran second to Backbiter the Lawrence Town plate in 1871 ; and won Publicans’ Purse at Waikonaiti : distance, i miles. His latest performance was winning ji« Cromwell Spring Handicau (distance l.j nrel, easily, hands down ; and he has also been ri.’torious in many other events. Relnuin is brother to the well-known colt Mn. the winner of many big events at all disncesfrom one mile to three, in good company. Behmin is by the well-known horse The ‘olfinsl, a dark chestnut, 16 hands high, free rom white ; remarkably handsome, long, and wer nl. The Colonel by Cossack, out of Edith. it Emigrant. Cossack by Sir Hercules, out of ? !in M‘lvor, by Cap-A-pis ; grand lam Curelk by Grasshopper, out of Hebe, by Hector, imported. Sir He mules was sire of Corotion, Faugh-a-ballagh, Irish Birdcatcher, War■ck. Daniel O’Rourke, Knight of St. George, li Songstress—all Derby and St. Leger winners Engl in I. His grandson was sire of Sto del'll, and grandslre of Blair Athol, Colleen, St. late tons, The Marquis, .and Whalebone—einhrac--15 the representatives of the purest and most iccessfnl racing strain of the present day. Beiouin’s dam, Gunsara, is a dark brown, itbblack points, imported direct from Arabia Mr A. Pillans, having been selected from the try purest of the racing stock in that country, nnsara is remarkably handsome and powerful, )hands high, up to almost any weight, and has «many events of three and four miles’ disance. hics late ■elm will d ol sitoi ;rict fee, £3 35., payable on Ist February, 1873. nwantee by special arrangement. table Draught Stallion.

LNE well > resi , Ben it ti PPL' aaiitj 1 ioutb m »rrie< A R L OF CARRIC K. The imported Clydesdale Stallion EARL OF FißlClv will stand for the season at POISOK REEK FARM, Wanaka Road. Terms £3 10s., to he paid at time of service. EARL OF OAR RICK (imported from lc t°ria) is a Beautiful black horse, ssiii" bone and substance; is eight years old, stands 13 hands high. His stock can be the owner's farm. Url of 0 vrrick was bred at Mansfield, by J. Steele, Esq., and was got by the horse Blackleg, which carried off thirty, prizes, and never was beaten in Victoria. lriof Garrick’s dam,—a prize Clydesdale mare, P°fted {r 0m Scotland. CHARLES HAIR, Proprietor, Poison Creek.