The Stud To Stand The Season at Black Mountain
A horse racing feature titled The Stud To Stand The Season unfolds at Black Mountain track with trainers and owners preparing for a series of spring showcases and potential breeding outcomes.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
5
A horse racing feature titled The Stud To Stand The Season unfolds at Black Mountain track with trainers and owners preparing for a series of spring showcases and potential breeding outcomes.
A catalogue notes several dark brown mares from Excelsior Keho Selim Emma and Waverly lines, with inbreeding details to Nagua Lalla Rookh and Thormanby. Breeding stock includes Selim and Breeas line crossbreeds. Season runs Oct 1 to Dec. Mares must be removed and paid by Slat. Terms are £103 per mare. Adam Menzies liable for care but not for losses.
The article traces the lineage and show record of King of Clyde a rising four year old to be of Thame of Clyde stock with imports from New Zealand. It details dam Blossom and her ancestry Emperor Prince Charlie and Thane of Clyde. It lists numerous firsts and silver cups from 1880s to 1980s at Balclutha Tokamairiro Matua and Waitabuna while noting King of Clyde as a dark bay with strong action and early prizes at Maclean and Grafton. Terms and prices are cited with an outline of sale figures and ownership.
The Handsome Pooy Royal Prince by Old Jim, from Dyt by Lisbon, has won 30 prizes including 6 champions at Sydney and Hawkesbury Shows in 1900 1901. A dark bay 12 bends strong and thick, Ter Single mare 80s. Season runs Oct 1 to Dec 31 with removal and payment required. Thos Lynn Grahams Valley offers paddocks water and care with no liability.
The Stock Journal lists tenders from Quambone Station to cut and stack 1000 tons of bush hay and Beanbah seeking 600 to 1000 tons. Tenderers must supply machinery and necessary equipment. The article urges industry and thrift to drive future prosperity in Australia.
The piece argues buyers should avoid cheaply made eucalyptus products and prefer Colemane's Eucalypta Extract for its purity and maturity. It contrasts a low quality option with the superior bottle, urging discernment in purchases and praising the golden brown extract.
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