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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3869, 11 December 1883, Page 4

Stud Horses. whose sire was North Briton, the property of Mr Hall, Aberdeen, and bred by *- Mr Don, of Keirsbeath, Dumfrieshiro. His' sire was that far-famed horse Samson, which gained many first prizes, belonging to Mr Stevens, Park Farm, West Lothian.' North Briton's dam was a pure Clydesdale mare (bred by Mr Don, of Keirsbeath) who was dam of five other stallions, all Avinners of first prizes. North Briton was also the winner of several first, and was the first horse drawn at Forfar when rising four years old; the folloAving year he gained the second prize at the Highland Society's Slioav, and the second year he gained the prize of £30 at Cupar Fife. He has also gained many other prizes. Young Watty's granddam was also a pure Clydesdalo mare, bred by Mr Taylor, Towill; got by that Avoll-known horse The Sovereign. She gained the Highland Society's first prize Avhen a tAVO-year-old, besides a great many other prizes, thus showing Young Watty has descended, from the best blood Scotland can produce. Lord Castlereagh's dam, Violet, by Sir Colin Campbell, his sire King Fergus, dam Scotland's Pride, is a Pure Clydesdale mare, bred by the late David Lewis, Esq., Lincoln-road. She gained first prize as a yearling at the Canterbury Agricultural Society's Show in 1870 ; also at tho same time taking Mr Wall's Fivo Guinea Cup, for the best Colt or Filly, by Sir Colin Campbell, on the ground. In 1871 sho gained the first prize at the Ellesmere Agricultural Society's Show as a two-year-old. In 1872 she took second prize at the Canterbury Agricultural Society's Show, and first at the Ellesmere Agricultural Show in the same year. In 1873 she was shown amongst imported mares at the Canterbury Agricultural Slioav, at which she gained second prize, and first at the Ellesmere Agricultural Show for dry mares same year. In 1876 she gained second prize amongst imported marcs at the Ellesmero show ; and in 1877, 1878, and 1870 sheAvas first at Ashburton for brood mares, and Champion for tho best mare on the ground. In 1880 Violet took in Timaru third prize, and first prize for the best mare with two of her progeny. In 1881, at Timaru, she took first prize for the best brood mare, and first prize for the best mare Avith two of her progeny. In 1882, Violet took first prize for the best mare with two of her progeny., Lord Castlereagh Avas shown at Ellesmere ShoAV in 1878, and took first prize, and the special prize of Three Guinea Cup for tho best three-year-old entires, and first prize in Christchurch the same year, aud was shown at Timaru in 1880, and took third xirizc. In 1881, at Timaru, betook first prize, beating six competitors. In 1882, Ist prize for the Best Bred Horse, Ist prize for all Aged Horses and Champion Prize, 10 guinea Cup for tho best horse on the ground. Terms: £6 10s each mare; two or more the bona fide property of the same owner, as per rgrcement. Mares not proving in foal this season will be served for half price next year. Mares to be removed and paid for by X the Ist of January, 1884. First-class paddocks provided; every care taken, but no responsibility. Due notice will bo given when marcs are stinted. For further particulars apply to THE MANAGER, Maraekakaho Station. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PAKI PAKI HOTEL. npHE EARL - ._.. MOn"* £ 2 ins. All caro taken of mares, but no responsibility. PATRICK MORONEY. TO RUN WITH HIS MARES AT MARAEKAKAHO THIS SEASON. The Pure-bred Carlyon pREAMY PONY. ! Terms—£3 3s. '. For further particulars apply to tho . Manager, Maraekakaho Station, \ TO STAND THIS SEASON AT HASTINGS. j igm. TVT E W L A N p.' S s JBJjL-—. 1> HAMBLETONIAN. jMKS!!Mm This Celebrated Trotting * ™ rß *-r =TT Stallion is a beautiful bay, stands 1G hands high, is perfectly quiet in harness, and has a very graceful style. Terms—£s 5s each mare ; groom fees, ss. Further particulars can be had on application to— W. A. BEECROFT, Hastings. ... The well-known ' pLANSMAN . Will travel tho Taradaloandsur- ; rounding districts this season. He Avill be at the following places every ■ ninth day commencing on the following ' dates ;—Mrßroughton, Omahu, MONDAY, October 22nd; Mr M'Pherson, West Clivc, TUESDAY, 23rd; Mr M. Ryan, ' Taradale, WEDNESDAY, 24th; the remainder of the time at home, Avhcro there 1 Avill bo paddocks provided Avith plenty of grass and water for mares until notice of 1 removal is given. All caro taken but no 1 responsibility. Terms: —Single Mares, £3 10s; two or more as per agreement. For pedigree sec cards. For further particulars apply to the frroom in charge. S. GRAHAM, i Puketapu. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT RIVERSLEA. >**_ The Purebred EnQVERDRAFT, By Young Banker (imported), out of Highland Mary by tho Baronet (imported), out of Violet, by Sir Colin Campbell; Sir Colin Campbell by King Fergus (im_)ortod), out of Scotland's Pride (imported). Scotland's Pride gained the first prize as the best three-year-old at the Highland Society's Slioav, and also the Prince of Wales' prize of 40 guineas for the best mare in tho yard. Overdraft's dam, Highland Mary, has only succumbed in the showyard to hor own mother, Violet (dam of Lord Castlereagh and Lady Burdettc), who was shoAvn fourteen times and won thirteen first prizes. It Avill bo seen by reference to the aboA-o that Overdraft is closely related to tho best horses in the world. He gained first prize as a yearling at Timaru, first prize as a two-year-old and first prize as a three-year-old at the HaAvke's Bay Shows in 1882 and 18S3. Overdraft is a bright bay, with dark points. He stands IG'2 on short legs, AA'ith Avondcrfully powerful bono and substance. He Avill bo limited to twenty approved mares at G guineas each, Avhich fee will bo returned should a mare not prove in foal. Due notice Avill bo given Avhen mares are stinted, and must then be removed or a charge of 2s per Aveek will be made. Every caro taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— H. J. THOMPSON, Manager, Riversloa, Station. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAXWELL LEA, NEAR HASTINGS. fg\*ts<xv*s&ri The Clydesdale Horse— SS^D'rTivr A RQu Is * 4 years old, by Sir William Wallace, dam Fanny. Marquis took first prize as a yearling at tho Wanganui A.P.S. Slioav, 1880, and first at same place in 1881 as a two-year-old, beating eight others, and first at tho A.P.S. ShoAV, Hastings, last year. Marquis was pronounced by competent judges to be one of the finest Clydesdale colts ever imported into the province. Terms—Single mares, £4 10s; tAvo or more, the property of the same owner, £4. Goods paddocks provided. Until notice of removal is given every care taken, but no responsibility. 1 R. WELL-WOOD.