This proves the faot thai a raoehorse can be produced from die first cross of tho Arab. Those who intend to brood for Indian re- tmoume would do woll to consider the follow- ing remarks by Roger D. Upton, late Captain of the 9th Lancers:— "The Frenoh had to discard the European horse when in Africa and r-imount thoir cavalry on such horses of Arab blood as they could procure, and these carried a weight of twenty-five atone. General Dumas may well exclaim, 'Now, a korso that in a country often rough and diffloult marohOß and gallops, ascends and descends, endures unparalleled privations, and goes through a campaign with spirit, with suoh a weight on his baok, is he or Is ho not a war-horseT'" The Arabian to a racer, a war-horse, and hunter, a riding horse par excellence. • To Owners of High-class Thoroughbred Marcs, Crusador as a second Darley Arabian should prove invalua in renovating the exhausted blood of the Thoroughbred Stock Of the colonies. Early applications arenooessary, as several maros are bookod already to Crusader, and he to positively limited to a few approved mares (Including his owner's). Terms— B guineas eaoh Mare. Jiim. /CRAWFORD f&*ms«mM_ft VJ priory, ohest- IS_B|fi_f3ta3n m)w nuthorse (full brother {'JL. l__/5 Conieoture), by Gang —m*te»-m\mmlß* m f** Forward (Imp.) (win- ner of the 2000 Guineas and socond in the Derby, aire of the flying Hortenso, Guess- work, Conjeoture, Consequenoo, Camng- ton, and numerous other winners) out of Peradventure, (imp.l, by Adventurer out of Manganesejgrand dam of Apology, Kisber. ■winner of the Derby, and W enlock, winnor of the St. Leger), being the greatest racing family ln the world. Adventurer, by New- ia_s»r (wiaaor of the. St, Leger), the most suooesaful horse the world ever saw. Sire of Kinosem (winner of 64 raoes inoluding the Goodwood Cup, and was nevor beaten), out of Palma. Manganese, by Irish Birdcatcner out of Moonbeam. Newmlnster, by Touchstone iwinner of the Si Ledger) out of Beeswing (a great performer, besides other racos winning four Donoaater Cups, and raced till shewas 10 years old). Palma, by Emilluß out of Fran- cesoa. Gang-Forward, by Stookweil (Emperor of Stallions) sire of Blair Athol and brother to Rataplan and half brother to King Tom) pu of Lady Mary, by Orlando winnor of the Derby) out of Splitvote (grand dam of St Albans). Orlando by Touohstone out of Vul turo. 