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Waikato Argus, Volume III, Issue 187, 23 September 1897, Page 3

The Stud. ®-'i?=f^,t 0 R N J-nc j no otiglihred Stallion, HORNPIPE, 13\* SWORDDANCR— FiRHOIJUj. Will Stand at Got ton This Seisou. Terms : Two guineas per mare. Good grazing at Is per week, including cvtiy care but no responsibility. 21/1) rpO STAND THIS SEASON AT i MORRINSVILLE, And travel Te Aioha and Shaftesbury districts, the following stallions : The Thoroughbred Horse TASMAjS, By St. Albans Zillah. Winner of 31 races, including New Zealand and Wellington Cups. Took First and Champion Prize Waikato Show, 1895. He is the sire of Florrlc (winner of Champagne StaUes, Canterbury Derby, Oaks, and Otago Cup, also Sydney Birthday Cup, beating a field of 21), Launceston, Philson, Hazelmere, Mantilla, etc. Will be at my stables, Morrinsville, every day except Monday and Tuesday. Terms, £3 3s single mare ; two or more same owner, £2 10s. Grazing. Is per week, payable on Ist January, 1898. All care taken but no re-ponsibility. FRANK MARSHALL, Morrinsville. The Purebred Clydesdale Horse GLANCER, Bred by R. Gawn, Esq., North Taieri. Sire, Lord Salisbury (imp). ; dam, Scotch Annie (imp). Glancer took First Priz; as a two-year-old at Dtinedin and First at Taieri Shows, second at Duncdin as a three-year-old, and second at Taieri. He is a very active, good-tempered horse, and his stock are first-class workers. Terms : £2 10s single mare ; two or more property of same owner, £2 2s, payable on Ist January, 1898. For further particulars apply fo FRANK MARSHALL, >23/9 Morrinsville. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE lord McGregor (the property ofthcN.Z, Land Association) Will travel this season from Eureka to Woodlands and adjlining districts. Lor.D McOkfgor, by Lord Salisbury out of the imported mare Queen, is now four years old. He is a rich bay, stand - ins over 17 hands high, of grjtld bone and substance, fine temper and a splendid constitution. Queen was by Mr Dan. McGregor, of Oamaru, and gained many prizes at the local shows ; was by Lord Haddo, dam Maggie, by Muir Lad (imp) Lord Haddo was first shown as a yearling at Oamaru and giued second prize ; as a two-year-old he also gained second prize at Oamaru in a very large ring ; as a three-year old he gained the first prize at Oamaru, and the following year he carried off the first prize and Champion ticket, beating five imported stalbons. Lord Haddo h by the famous imported sire Young Banker, out of the imported Clydesdale mare Ludy H ddo. Terms : 1\ guineas per mare for single mares; three or more, the property of odc owner, special agretn cnr. Strictly limited to fifty mares. Good paddecking provided at Woodlands and Eureka free for four weeks, but after that time 2s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. 23/9 TO STAND IN CAMBRIDGE, ar.d travel the surrounding districts— The Purebred Clydesdale Dorse, FOREIGN POLICY, Bred by Mr John Grigg, Longbeach. Fokkion PoUCY is a dark brown, with black points ; stands 17/ hands high, on short legs, with good feet, and action superior to mo t draught horses. Foreign Policy's sire, that well-known horse Lord Beaconsfield (10'i N.Z.5.8.), who has left some of the heaviest horses in Canterbury, bred by Mr Edward Menlove, Windfor Park, Oamaru ; sire, Crown Prince (Gl (N.Z.5.8.), bred by Mr John Nimmo, East Taieri, Otago—dam, Duchess (237 N.Z.S.B). Foreiun Policy's dam Princess (173, N.Z.5.8.) by Prince Charlie (62 5.C.5.8.P., 114); dam Nell (N.Z.5.8., 173),byKingFergus(121, N.Z.S.Jj.) Princess'sire, Prince Charlie, bred by Mr James N. Fleming, of Knockdere, Maybole, Ayrshire, Scotland, was imported to New Zealand when two years old by Mr W. Boag. Prince Charlie was "first in his class for three years in succession ; he al.so carried off the Champion Me:lal on all three occasions, besides other and special prizes at the Metropolitan Show in Chriatohui ch. Sire. Prince Alfred (618, 5.C.5..8)--dam, Darling, by Samson, alias Logan's Twin (714, S.CS.B.). Prince Alfred, with an unbeaten record, was the property of Mr James N. Fleming, Rc'd. Campbelltown, Ayrshire, Scotland ; sire, General (322 S.CS.B.)-dam, Jean, by Prince (603, S.CS.B.). General was bred by Mr Thomas Merton, Dalmure, East Kil pat rick, Dumbartonshire, and the propci ty of Mr David Riddle, Kilbowie, Dnntochcr ; sire, Sir Walter Scott (7'J7), the Duke of Hamilton's horse—dam, Maggie, alias Darling, winner of the lu»t piize at the 11. and A. Society's Show at Glasgow in 1857 as brood mare. General was first at the H. and A. Society's Show at Inverness in 18G5, and was sire of Drew's Prince of Wales and numerous other renowned sires. The above proves Foreign Policy to be descended from the purest Clydesdale blood both at Home aid in the Colonies, and cannot fail to make a first-class sire. His stock at Invercargill and Gore, two and three years old, are very promising colts ami some of his fillies have changed hands lately at big figures. Foreign Policy gained First Prize at Mataura and Gore at \\ years old ; First Prize and Champion Medal at Invercargill at 4 years old, he also took First and Champion Prizes at Rangiora in 1895. Terms £4, payable Ist January, 1898. Grooniage Fee, ss; payable first service. For further particulars apply to Groom in Charge, or J AS. MCDONALD, Proprietor. well and give 3 satisfaction.