2 Woodcut, b. c. by Saunterer, out of Woodbine, 206, 210, 3 Woodland, b. g. by Orest, out of Evergreen, 48, 56, 168, 4 Woodley, b. c. by Trumpeter, out of Nathalie, 557 2 Woodroof, b. c. by Orest, out of Evergreen, 354, 360, 403, 4 Woodside, b. c. (pedigree unknown), 22 Woodstock, b. g. by Daniel, 13 4 Worthy, ch. f. by Knowsley, out of Woodside, by Prime a Wreath, The, gr. m. (h.-b.), 177 3 By WYNNSTAY-b.c. out of The Witch, by The Ugly 3 XANTHUS, ch. c. by Thormanby, out of Woodbine, 38, 49, 4 YELLOW OAK, ch. c. by Forager, out of Archery, 11, 3 Yorkshire Relish, b. c. by Adventurer, out of Timandra, 4 Y. Barleycorn, c. by Romulus, dam by Touchstone, 496 2 5 By Y. MELBOURNE-b. c. out of Infanta, 89, 92 Y. Philippe, b. h. by Odd Trick (sometimes called M. 3 Y. Randal, ch. c. by Hesper, dam by West Australian, 3 Y. Sydmonton, b. or ro. c. by Sydmonton, out of Maid of 5 ZACCHEUS, ch. h. by Stockwell, out of Feu de Joie, 6, 23, 3 Zadkiel, b. c. by The Duke, out of Saga, 273, 394, 509, 562 2 2 Zero, b. g. by Asteroid, out of N minus 1, 85, 168, 170, STALLIONS FOR THE SEASON 1873. A At Sheffield Lane Paddocks, near Sheffield, DVENTURER, by Newminster, dam, Palma, by Emilius, at 50gs each mare. TYNEDALE, by Warlock, dam, Queen of the Tyne, by Tomboy, her dam by Whisker, &c.; twenty mares at 15gs each, winners of 100 sov. gratis; foaling mares 21s. a week, with corn; barren mares with corn 15s. per week, without corn, 11s. Apply to Mr Hannam, as above. At Richmond, Yorkshire, ARTHUR WELLESLet (own Melbourne, out of tondy Barbara, by Launcelot (own brother to Touchstone), at 20gs a mare. Also, YOUNG BIRDCATCHER, by I. Birdcatcher, out of a Waverley mare (Ravensworth's dam)-see Stud Book, Vol. VII, p. 382; at 20gs a mare. Application to R. Wright, as above. A At Danebury Paddocks, Stockbridge, STEROID, a limited number of mares at 15gs each, and one guinea the groom. Apply to Mr John Day, as above. At Mr A. Taylor's Stables, Manton House, near Marlborough THERSTONE, by Touchstone, out of Lady Harriet, at 20gs each mare, if not previously let. A B At Waresley, Hartlebury, Worcestershire, LINKHOOLIE, by Rataplan, out of Queen Mary (Blink Bonny's dam), by Gladiator; fifteen public mares at 25gs each, and one guinea to the groom. LIDDINGTON, by Orlando, out of Lady Roden, by West Australian, out of Ennui (Saunterer's dam), by Bay Middleton, not exceeding thirty mares at 10gs each. Hartlebury Station is one mile from the farm. Apply to Thos. Edmunds, Stud-groom, Waresley, Kidderminster. At Elsham Hall, Brigg, ROOMIELAW, by Stockwell, out of Queen Mary and ane guinea the groom; dams of winners of 500 sov. at one time, half-price. Apply to R. Wrightson, as above. ROWN BREAD, by Weatherbit. He is a horse full of quality; his racing career was first class, and his stock cannot be surpassed. He will cover mares at 10gs each, and 5s. to the groom. THE KNIGHT OF KARS. He is sire of more winners of Steeple Chases, Hurdle and Welter Races, than any horse in England. He is sire of The Colonel, winner of the Grand National twice, and his stock were first and second for the great 500 sov. Steeple Chase at Cork in 1871. Thorough-bred mares, 10gs, half-bred, 5gs, and 5s. to the groom. Apply to Mr Eyke, Stanton, Shifnal, Salop. At Old Oak Farm, Shepherd's Bush, COSTA, by The Baron (sire of Stockwell and Rataplan), out of Catherine Hayes (winner of the Oaks), by Lanercost, out of Constance, by Partisan, out of Quadrille, by Selim, at 10gs a mare. He was a good horse at all distances; almost everything out by him this year is a wimmer, including Lady Costa and Mozart. CHRISTMAS CHIMES, by Newminster, out of Mistletoe, by Melbourne, out of Punniar, by Plenipo, at 5gs a mare. Apply to Mr Dollamore, Old Oak Farm, Shepherd's Bush, three miles from Albert Gate. At Mr I'Anson's Stud Farm, Norton, Malton, RAMOND, by Andover, out of Haricot, grandam, Queen CRAMON Andover, of Although Cramond has only had a very limited number of mares he is the sire of Orion, Last Word, Peak, Duster, Shylocks, and other winners. At Yardley, near Birmingham, UKE, THE DU OXFORD at 100gs each mare. All expenses to be paid before the mares are removed. At Dunmow Stud Farm, Essex, LADIATEUR will serve thirty mares, besides a few of his owner's, the ensuing season, at 100gs each. Subscriptions to be taken of Messrs Weatherby, 6 Old Burlington Street, London, or Mr James Chater, at Brick House, Stud Farm, Dunmow, Essex. ΚΑ At Newmarket, NIGHT OF THE CRESCENT, at 25gs each mare. He is the sire of The Pacha, Ranée, and Suleiman, his only produce that season, all two years old. Apply to Mr M. Dawson, Heath House, Newmarket. At Moorlands Stud Farm, York, KNIGHT OF THE GARTER, a limited number of mares at 20gs each; groom's fee, 1 sov. SPECULUM, twenty-five mares, besides a few of his owner's, at 10gs each; groom's fee, 10s.; all expenses to be paid before removal of mares. Apply to John Huby, Stud-groom. L At Mentmore, near Leighton Buzzard, Beds, RESTITUTION. NORTH LINCOLN. The above will all cover at 20gs each. For further particulars, apply to Mr Markham, as above. LE At Chesterfield Lodge Farm, Lichfield, E MARECHAL, by Monarque, out of Lady Lift, by Sir Hercules, will cover twenty mares, besides those of his owner, at 25 sov. each. This horse never having covered in England, none of his produce, except those bred by Mr W. Sharpe, have been trained, and of these Christopher Sly, Elf Knot, What care I, Aiken Kent, and Mrs Sharpe, have all won races. The subscription to this horse is nearly full. Applications to be made to the Stud-groom, Chesterfield Lodge, Lichfield. At Dewhurst Lodge, Wadhurst, Sussex, LORD CLIFDEN will serve twelve mares at 100gs each, and one guinea the groom. CITADEL (the sire of Acropolis), by Stockwell, will serve thirty mares at 25gs each, and one guinea the groom. The above horses will also serve the mares of their owner. All expenses paid previous to the removal of the mares; mares from the North come through without a change of box. Apply to Edward Messenger, Stud Groom. At Fairfield, near York, LOZENGE, by Sweetmeat; a limited number of mares a Apply to F. Martin, Esq., as above. ACGREGOR, thirty mares at 20gs a mare, and 10s. 6d. (winner of the Derby), and proved himself the best horse of his year. For subscriptions, apply to Mr H. Hobson, Croft, near Darlington. At the Glasgow (Theobald's) Stud Farm, three miles from Enfield Station, and four miles from Potter's Bar Station, on the Great Northern Railway. MUSKET, by Toxophilite, dam by West Australian, out of Brown Bess, by Camel, will cover, by subscription, twenty-five mares, besides a few of his owner's, at 30gs a mare. He won nine out of the last eleven races he started for, beating, at weight-for-age, Blue Gown and Favonius (winners of the Derby), Albert Victor, Dutch Skater, Sornette, Don Carlos, Barford, &c.; at three yrs old he won the Ascot Stakes, carrying 8st 121b, and the Severn Cup at Shrewsbury, giving away his year and beating at even weights Cardinal York, who had previously won the Cesarewitch by six lengths; at four year old he won the Great Midland Counties Stakes at Warwick, giving Indian Ocean, 4 yrs old, 26fb. BROTHER TO STRAFFORD, TOXOPHILITE, BROTHER TO BIRD ON THE WING, at 20gs a mare. All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away. Apply to Mr Gilbert, Stud Farm, Enfield. At the Fairfield Stud Farm, near York, MANDRAKE, by Weatherbit, out of Mandragora, by Rataplan, her dam, Manganese, by Birdcatcher, grandam, Moonbeam, by Tomboy, will cover a limited number of mares at 15gs each, besides a few the property of his owner. For further particulars, apply to F. Martin, Esq., at the above address. PAG At Upend Stud Farm, Newmarket, AGANINI, twenty-five mares, besides his owner's, at 25gs each; groom's fee, 10s. 6d. Apply to Mr Tizzy, Stud-groom, as above. |