OTAGO HOUSES FOR THE NORTH.

Otago Witness, Issue 2896, 15 September 1909, Page 8

OTAGO HOUSES FOR THE NORTH.

We last week gave some particulars concerning the purchase by Mr E. Short of horaas in Otago and Southland as the foun- , nation of his Clydesdale stud. Messrs [Dalgety and Co. (Ltd.) supply the following particulars of the purbred Clydesdale draught mares and fiHies from Otago which were sold to Mr Short through them: — On account of M. William' Gardiner, ! Papakaio: Prinosss May, by Crown Prince , (430); dam, Lady Maude (8?3). by Lord Onuiley (300); g. dam, Little Mary (380), by Young Banker I. On account of Mi Thomas Gawn, Deer- \ park : Bay filly Lady Alexander, rising four ; fears, by Prince Alexander (343); dam, '. Pride's Darling, by Lion King (306) ; grand ' dam, Pride, by Salisbury's Pride (188) : , g.g. dam, Duchess, by Sir Colin (imp.) 1 Lady Alexander has gained the following ( prizes:— Third at Taieri as a yearling; ( •econd in Derby Sweepstakes, same ghow : j Srst at Dunedm as a two-year-old; second ( it Taieri a« a three-year-ofd. . Bay filly Princess, rising three years old, ' by Prince Alexander "(343) ; dam. Sweet Nell, by Pride's Fancy (311), g. dam, Polly, by Salisbury's Pride (188) ; g.g. dam by Prince Charlie (imp.) ■< On account of Mr W. R. Gawn, Cross- i bill ; Bay filly Mabel, rising three years, s by Prince Alexander ; dam, Nell, by Lion s King; g dam, Blanche 11, by Lord Salis- 1 bury (imp.); g.g. dam, Blanche I, by c yinrmo's Prince. i On account of Mr Alexander Doiurhis. <

Eveline : Eveline Lass, risiwg three years, bj Ranfurly Yet; dam by Crown Prince, JJjVeline Lass carried off first prize aA Oamaru as a year-old, and third 1 prize al the same show a& a two-year-old. Bay fillj Princess of Balgowrie, rising two years; sire, Balgowrie; dam, Princess :>f Wales T ; g. dam,, princess- of Wales 11, by Pride of Galloway. On account of Mi Thomas Liken, Oamaru; Brown filly, Flora, rising foui years old, by Lord Ranfurly? dam, Bloss, by Heart of Oak ; g. dam, Star, by Time o' Day. Bay filly, Sweet Nell, rising four years, by Lord 1 Ranfurly ; dam, Maori, by Tasman; g. dam by Sir Arthur Gordon. On account of Mr G. Bruce, Kakanui : Brown filly, Princess Fancy, by Pride's Fancy ; dam by Clydesdale Willie. Princess Fa^icy was first- prizetaker at Oamaru and Palmerston, and reserve cHampion at same places as a two-year-old, and in the same year was placed third mr a ring of 16 at the Dunedin show.