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Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 41, 21 November 1913, Page 10

r JpO TRAVEL this season in -the Clutha and Surrounding Districts, the Purebred Clydesdale Colt, THOItNLEY'S PRIDE. THORN LEY'S PRIDE is a bright bay standing 17 hands high, was bred by Win. Kirk, Esq., Kelso. He was foaled in December, i9lO. t Sire, Oil- Thornley (13212), imp., by Sir Hugo (10924); g-g-sire, Sir Everard. Dam, Trim, by Wallace, imp. (late Albertua); g-uain, Vie., by Lord Lyon; g-g-dam, Bloom, by Lord Cranbournej g-g-g-dam, Queen, bylvanhoe (imp.). From the above it will be seen that Thoniley's Pride is possessed <>£ some of the finest strains of Clydesdale blood ever imported to New Zealand. TERMS.—£I at end of season and £3 when mare proves in foal. Owner at time of service held responsible. Mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. GEO. TOSII, Owner, Balclutha, JOHN RAMSAY, Groom in charge. TRAVEL this season in the Clutha and Surrounding Districts, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, PRINCE DANIEL. PRINCE DANIEL was bred by Mr W. Gardiner, Papakaio, and is rising five years old, standing 17 hands. Sire, Prince Andrew (imp.); g;sire, Breadalbane (11637), and his g-g-sire is - lie world-renowned champion Hiawatha. Dam of Prince Andrew, Fanny of Gowan Hill (48215), by Flashwood (3601). The dam of PRINCE DANIEL is the famous Daisy Bell, champion mare of New Zealand; sire, Shepherd Lad; gsire, Herd Laddie; dam, Polly, by Southern Chief (bred by the late Mrs Nimrao, Taieri); g-dam,. by Thane of Clyde (imp.). Daisy Bell's show career is as follows:—lnternational Exhibition Show, first pairs, three-horse and four-horse teams; second prize dry mare, Oatnaru, to her stable companion, Princess Fanny; first team and pairs, Oamaru,. Gorc,*lnvercargill same jfear, and second in dry class at each of the above shows to Princess Fanny. Following year second to Princess Fanny, Oamaru; first pairs, teams, three and four-horse. Following year, first and champion, Timaru and Oamaru Shows; first pairs, three and four-horse teams. Following year first and champion, Oamaru and Dunedin Shows; first pairs and teams. 1910: First and champion, Timaru, Oamaru and Dunedin Shows, .beating the champion imported mare Baron's Brilliant, Maggie Young and all-cdmers; first pairs, three and four-horse teams. PRINCE DANIEL gained first prize at Oamaru as a yearling, beating a large class, and first at Balclutha and Miltou as a three-year-old. TERMS. —£1 at end of season, £3 when mare proves in foal. Owner at time of service held responsible. Mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. GEORGE TOSH, Owner, Balclutha.

TO STAND at Clinton and TRAVEL Cliuton, "YVaiwera, Clutha and surrounding districts, the Pacing Stallion YOUNG YANDERBILT YOUNG YANDERBILT'S sire, Lord Vanderbilt, by Rothschild (imp.), by Chikle Harold (imp.), 2.25; dam, Kentucky Maid (imp.), 2.21. YOUNQ VA.NDEBBILT'S dam, Lady Lorraine. YOUNG VANDERBILT is a magnificent dark chestnut, Ftanding 16.1 hands high, with great pace and good style, and has a docile temper. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter. His gets also are showing signs of being fast, as there are a few two-year-olds in training and doing good work. TERMS.--£1 at end of season and £2 when mare proves in foal; or £4 4s full guarantee. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. All mares sold or otherwise disposed of held, to be in foal. J. A. GUTSCHLAG, Owner, in charge. TO TRAVEL Owaka and Surrounding Districts, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, LORD PLUNKET. LORD PLUNKET is a black horse, rising 11 years old, bred by John Northcott, Studholnie. Sire, Lincoln Tom (17039, 5.11.5.8.), imported to New Zealand by W. Guildford (Waimate), by Lincolnshire Lad (1365 5.11.5.8.). TERMS.—£I Is at end of season and £3 *3s when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss. • " All mares sold or exchanged after first service held as, in foal. JAMES SIM, Owner-

TO TRAVEL Owaka, South Molyneux and Puerua Districts, the Imported Horse, CURLER (16116 C.5.8.), imp. CURLER was foaled May 20, 1909. Sire, Enigma (10739, C.5.8.); g-sire, Prince Cedric (10253, C.5.8.; g-g-sire, Cedrie (1087, C.5.8.); g-g-g-sire, Prince I of Wales, (673, C.S.Ii.), winner of first prize at the Highland Society's Show, 1869; second prize at the Highland Society's Show, Dumfries, in 1870; first prize at Highland Society's Show, Kelso, in 1872; and first prize at the Royal, Manchester, in 1869. G-g-g-g----sire, General (322, C.5.8.), won first prize at the Highland Society's Show, Inverness, in 1865; g-g-g-g-g-sire, Sir Walter Scott (797, C.5.8.), won first prize at the Highland Society's Show, Dumfries, in 1860, and first premium at the International Show, Battersea, in 1862; g-g-g-g-g-g-sire, Old Clyde (574, C.5.8.), won third prize at the Highland Society's Show, Aberdeen, in 1858, and the Haddington premium same year. Dam, Daisy of the Upper Bar (14508, C.5.8.), by Orlando (8092, C.5.8.), one of the best Clydesdale stallions that lived, and won first prize at Glasgow as a three-year-old; by Prince of Wales (673, C.5.8.), won second prize at the Highland Society's Show, Dumfries, in 1870; first prize at the Highland Society's Show, Kelso, in 1872. TERMS.—£I Is at end of season, and £3 3s when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss. All mares sold or exchanged held as in foal. JAMBS SIM, Owner. % wm, Kb U mi