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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 115, 8 October 1914, Page 7

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TO STAND THE SEASON at PUXGAREHU and travel the surrounding distriet, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION,, •; HERE-ICOME. (242) N.Z.C.5.8., Vol. I. HERE-I-COME is a rich dappled hay horse, foaled end December, 1910. Shown at Taranaki Metropolitan Show, 1913, gaining second prize as two-year-old; also, at same show, gaining first prin as three-year-old; only times shown. Sire: Here-I-Go (243). —His sire, Here-I-Go, gained firfet and champion at 'Palmerston North, first and champion at Masterton, first and champion at Taranaki. Grand sire Herd Laddie (2865 G-S-1)., Imp.), won first and champion prizes, Nathalia, in 1890; first and champion prizes and first for the Dogherty Cup at Jiathalia, and first and champion prizes at Tatnra in 1891. The prizes taken by hia stock would fill a volume, some of them being shown 21 times and gaining II first and 8 champion prizes, as well as winning the Produce Stakes and Gold Cap twice in succession at Royal Melbourne. Grand sire Jemmie Gray (1454), f. grandsire Lord Lyon (489), g.g. grandlire Hercules (578), g.g.g. grandsire Rob *oy (714). Here-I-Go's dam Maggie, by Lord Salisbury (1205), sire Young Conqueror (959), aire Conqueror (196), dam Darling J74), by Tintock; g. dam Jean, by Surprize (846). Dam: Dolly (767).—Here-I-Come's dam Dolly, by Quality King, by Lion King, by British Lion, imported by Mr Hugh Rae from Scotland, by Argyle (2567, Vol. 6), dan) Darling, by Prince of Wales (673, Vol. 1.), grand dam Maggie, by Lockend Champion (448, Vol. 1). Quality King, as a yearling, gained Irst prize at Dunedin Show; as a two-fear-old, first both at Dunedin and TaiIri Shows. As a three-year-old he was Inly shown twice, gaining first prizes on tach oceaßion. Grand dam, Miss Donaldson IT, by Crown Prince, by Lord Salisbury (imp.), g.g. dam Miss Donaldson, by Young Banker (imp.), who was never beaten in the show ring in New Zealand; g-2-g. dam Gipsy U., by Emperor. TERMS: Single mare, £4 4s; two or more as arranged. Particulars as to guarantee obtainable from Symons Bros., owners, or groom in charge. Fees payable January Ist, 1915. Owner of mar* at first service responsible. Far further particulars apply to— SYMONS BROS., ? 7T" Pungareha. M TO STAND THE COMING SEASON in New Piymouth and trawl the, surrounding districts, JHB THOROUGHBRED STALLION, FORMULATE i (Gold Reef—Formula). THE TROTTING STALLION, LORD ASHLEY i (Rothschild— Lady Ashley). THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, j BEN McCORMICK <4 (Ben More—Christina Fleming McCormiek). Further details later. For furthar particulars sse cuds, or WPfc "* J