CLYDESDALE STUD BOOK

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1503, 27 July 1912, Page 8

CLYDESDALE STUD BOOK

THE THIRTY-FOURTH VOLUME. The thirty-fourth volume of the Clydesdale Stud Book, which has just been published, contains the largest number of entries ever published by the society in one volume, the total being GtGl, as compared" with 5728 in the previous volume. I'ivo causes are said to have operated in swelling the bulk of the books—viz., the export trade, and the new rule making it compulsory to lvavd all eligible dams in a pedigree numbered when the earlier, dnm- or-dams are numbered. The record of export certificates for the past rear was. Kill, or SG inoro than for 1910, "and 208 more than for 1909. The council warns breeders to l>e specially careful in describing animals, especially foals, as, if New Zealand is to share in any foreign dcliiaiid for Clydesdales, the descriptions in the stud-book must bo clear, concise, and explicit. ■■ ,

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