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HENRY LAXTON

Agent, 52, Bold-street

PRESTON

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STUD PADDOCKS, LYTHAM, NEA.
1843.
MOCOVER THIS SEASON, Thoroughbred Mares Six
Sovereigns, Groom. Ten Shillings, Hall bred Mares
Three Sovereigns, Groom Five Shillings, the Grey Horse
NEW FASHION, by Drone, dam by Qneensbury, grand-
dam Remnant, (sister to Rally,) by 'Trumpator ; Queens-
bury (late Harrington) was by Remembrancer, out of Fair
Charlotte, by Precipitate; Drone was by Master Robert,
darn by Sir Walter, out of Miss Tooley, by Teddy the
Grinder, her dam Lady Jane, sister to Hertnione, by Sir
Peter. 'NEW FA S HION stands 16 hands high, with great
power, was a good runner, won fi Royal Plates, b
Elides
esides
several other Stakes, beating Frenzy. Thump, Lady
beth, and the best horses of the day.
New FasmoN, in 1842, obtained the Premium at Preston
Agricultural Meeting. for the best Thoroughbred Stallions,
beating Amurath, Kin°. of Diamonds, Drayton, Szc. &C.
New Fashion has proved himself a sure foal getter. His
stock rmarkably song and promising.
Good accommodation, for Foal Mares," Bs. per week ;
Barren Mares, 7s. per week. Corn at market price, if or-
dered.
The Horse will attend at the following places, during the
Season :—Every Tuesday, at the Rose, Whittles, where he
will remain from ten to twelve o'clock, thence through Enx-
ton, to the Eagle and Child, Standish, where he will remain
from two to four, thence to the Legs of Man, Wigan all
night ; on Wednesday, to the Gerard Arms, Ashton, from
nine to ten o'clock, thence to the Raven Inn, St. Helen's,
from eleven to one o'clock. thence through Prescot, to Mr.
W• 1
A. „ToN g VETERINARY ESTABLISHMENT, SEEL- STREET,
LIVERPOOL, where he will remain all night ; Thursday, to
the Talbot Inn, Ormskirk, all night ; Friday, at Tarlton
Bridge, from eleven to one o'clock, thence to the Castle Inn
Preston, all night ; Saturday, to his own Stables, Lytham
where he will remain until Tuesda,

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