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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 280, 20 August 1915, Page 8

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To stand the season at TAIHAPB and travel th e surrounding District THE CLYDESDALE STALLION GENERAL BULLER : Sire, General French; dam, Eir.-ss ' Shown four times —took Ist urize on ! each occasion GENERAL BULLER, by General Frencr,, by Glengyle, Y 73, dam Lose, Glengyle by Prince of the Isles imported. dam Helen McGregor, 401, Helen McGregor by Glenroy, dam Violet. Prince of the Isles by Honest Tom, dam, May Queen, 9336. Rose f y Director. Director by Young Banker (N.Z. 5.8.), dam, Queen Elizabeth. Young Banker by Banker, imported, Banker by Admiral, dam, Nannie. Nannie by Rob Roy. Admiral by Sir Walter Scott. Queen Elizabeth by Sir William Wallace, 778 (N.Z.5.8.), Sir WiPiam Wallace by Sir William Wallace, 90 (N.Z.5.8.), dam, C. Campbell's Mare by Blair’s Champion, imported). Sir William Wallace by Garibaldi, 315 (C. 5.8.), dam, Brsiky Brisk by Royal Strange, 733. Sire William Wallace was imported to Otago by Mr This. Kettle in 1869. Glenroy by Kox’s Prince of ’ Wales, imported. Bloss by Ophir, cam) Maggie, Maggie by Sir William Wal-J lace. Ophir by Renfew Jock, 135, dam j Mag,gi e by Lord Salisbury (C. 5.8.), 1205, dam Glasgow Maggie, 641, Renfew Jock, 135, by Renfew, imported, dam. Rose by Cowden Lad, 642 (N.Z. S.B), Glasgow Maggie by Prince. Prince by Prince Charlie, No. 4, 626, ' imported, dam Taieri Lass. Lass, by ; Surprise, imported. Lord Salisbury’ (C. 5.8.), 1205, imported, by Young I Conqueror, 950, dam Darling, 74, by Tintock, Great Dam Jean by Surprise, Sl6. Young Conqueror, 959, by Con-' qucror, 196, dam Maggie by Lord' Clyde (C.9.8.\), 447, Imported,, May Queen, 9336, by Darnley, 222. Singl e fee, £3 10/ —payable Ist January, 1015. Two or more mares by arrangement. Groomage fee 5/. For further particulars-apply to H. BEAGLEV.