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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3051, 12 November 1888, Page 4

10 STAND THIS SEASON, the Imported Clydesdale Stallion STANLEY. STANLEY is a beautiful dapplo bay, ' stands neatly 17 Hands high n tremoml- ' ously heavy boned horso, very pvopurtionatoly mado, and is onooftho best actioncd horses in tho colony, null is admitted to b« the best colt of his a«c in tho North Wand. Stanley being a three-year-old colt will bo limited tu io 1,1 PEDIGREE-STANLEY, rising thvco-ycavold. His site Clydesdale Horo,« bred by Mr Hodgo, Green Hills, Victoria, a noted prow taker m Victoria, and a very success ul stock getter. ClydcsdaloHoro was tho Biro ot that noted Pmctaker Farmer s Friend, bred in Canterbury and oxported to Melbourne, Victoria, and was awardc first honors sttho Grand National bhu* and beating all corners, Colonial and imported horses and isjtprcsci. ho clmmpion horso of tho colonies. Olydcadale Hero, dam Jess, is by LothianiTan (imported), grand dam Nanco, by Black S ion, imported, to Tasmania Olvdesdalo Hero's dam is tho vfinnoro fivo first prizes and three second at Kyneton and Sandhurst, Victoria. His sire, Lord Clyde, imported from Sco• tadbythatiotedbreeder.damesCniwrd,ESq, Kyneton, Victoria, bred by out of Jess, grand dam Tibbie, grand sire Clydesdale Sam, g.g. MM Old orence. Lord Clyde, got by Emperor JdseSirWalterScott.thoproUy of theDuko of Hmmlbn, ggs.ro OldPrinecggßSiroOd Clyde Ld Olydegainedmanypnzcsmbcoan, lsta t Kilbride,alsolirsU Johnh ■ Antwoyeanoldlstatßarrhea, s atJohnsonlstatKenfrewshiron ».d prize at tho Highland Society ssh at Glasgow (1870), At three years old he JfoSl the Aniandale Society vr>» of l4ofo r bestßtalfa.«P«' t VJ 1 S nndlst prize at tho Highland bom ty s Show at Abeideon(lß(sß) Lord Clyde Sproved himself one of te best sires in the world, lirst and second pv.zo co t alsofir.4pri/.o filly at Saudhurs.inst, and Ist prize colts an Bill. Kyneton.Mprac colts at the Grand National Show, Melbourne, showing Lord Clyde to be a grand stock getter, alsoinvfueeahhintheHhownnvun by Heart of Oak. Stanleys; dam, Bl* Black Champion, importc by the Wllian,l)eri l amM, Me bourne ad . .., .i > Mi,,™ ,1. Itoskru" bsn. sold there to iuuu» "; " , "° , DJiwell, Canterbury, lor theis. J ei«ht hundred and fifty f ,ft ChJmpion(l2o)New/ealamlDag. Stud Cook, his.Biro Young L da Glory, grand sire, \oung Volunteei, da, by Heart of Oak. Wesson s am VioleUasby the pure bred Clytedac (Napoleon), imported to New /fed tud l„„?Scotlaiulby.helateJom^mno E 9l i,ofTaiori,Otago. Ijopolconniuia «reat prizo taker in Scotland, and » » LowAoneotthebestwe.havete New Zealand, thus showim,' btan eyt high class lineage, who cannot ai produce first class stock. For t particulars, as to terras Reapply to tlie """ FALLOONBROS., nnnn Taratahl.

HERO WILL STAND THIS SEASON; IN C'nrtciton, Jlastcrton, anil suirouniling Districts. HERO is obcnntiful dark by, slamls 16 lipmls 2 inches high, showing Great symmetry of form, with immense bone, gram feet anil hair of the heat quality, nn,l was tal by R. Clnrkof Asliburton. Kelvin, Hero's aire, is by l'nnco Royal (imp) (ton Bess, by Napoleon (imp) great grand-dam dip,by Black Prince (tain) Heron dam Llosaorn by Matchless (iinp)-Grcat grand-dam Highland Mary (imp), by Cochran s Clyde Kcivin, (Hero's sire), was bred by the late W Toil, Ks'|., Lincoln. Napoleon, grandtire to Kelvin, was imported by the late John Nimmo, Ksq,, of Otago. Kcivin took Ist prize at Lccston whena 2-rear-old: second at Lccston as a, 3-year old ; highly coinliumieii in uiuniuui";" • r" v tamo year; also highly commended in Christchurch in 1S85; 2nd two years in succession a Ashburton : Ist in Ashburton in XbSU, and gold medal of 10 guiucas for tlio best entire t the ground. . Prince Koyal (great granite to Hno) was mportcd by Mr John MacKcllar, of Cantertoy. l'lincc Uoyal's I'nncc Charley-was imported from Scotland by J. anil M. Mackintosh, where he was exhibited seven tunes m gained m\m «i *■'•'>» ™ '.">>"; ■»•• ••?•• cultural Show held at Glasgow m lbu7 against ''Prince Charley gained Ist prize at Gisbornc (Victoria) show iii M; t he ort 1n lm Farmers' Society's Is prize of C 0 amhe Champion Cup in M, IM, ami 802. Prince! Charlie (Hero's great great granite) was never beaten at any show m the world. Piinco Koyal ns» yearling vas shown twice ,vhe,.liegaincil2ndpr, Z eat ;alarat,2,,d priro at Smeaton, being bcatoh by Darwin, the winner of the Sire's Producei Makes of £llO As a two-year old was placed second lit Baliarat, and second at the Grand National Show, held at Talbot, and 2nd prize at bincn'l'rincc Koyal as a three year old took fust prize at Lccston for the best draught enke of any age; also the Publican s C ljcat entire travelling the Eta old. As a four year old Ist prize at toston Ist at Lincoln and first at Chmtchmcb 2nd prizeatLeestoninWlstatCliristchurch Li ~,.i,i .n.,1,,1 for best horse oil tk ground, Ist at Lccston for Publican's Cup in 1880,1 st prize at Cliristchurch niul Presidents Cup of Scotland. ~ , , „ . Hero a to 3s f* two year old took first j prize at Clutba.nnd at Tokomainro; ns a two year old Ist at Dunctlin, anil was not shown again until 18S7, wl"™ at Paliucrston South alio took first prize for best mare on the ground with foal at foot, Istnt Ashburton as nbrood mare, and Ist with two of her progeny Hero, as a yearling, took Ist pnzo at Ashburton, and a pedal praofor the test on he ground, and a special prize for the best yearling colt or fdly by Kelvin; as ear old Ist at Ashburton and 2ml at Cliristcliurch Metropolitan Show in a very large class, For further information see the b.6. Html The above pedigree will show Hero to he one of the best bred horses in tlio Southern Hemisphere. ~ Hero will stand at the Club Stabcstotcrton, every MONDAY AND TUKSUY; owner's stables, Carterton, WIiDNLSDAI; Grcytavn THURSDAY, remainder of week at Carterton t TKllMS—Single Mare i! 4. GroomngcOs to be paid at first service. ...... , Good paddocks at Carterton (with plenty of fresh water supplied) FREE uutil marcs •tinted. ~-..., livery care taken but no responsibility. - owner will give at the show in 1890 a special prize of 45 5s for the best yearling by For further particulars apply to the Groom illollllrgO DAYIDTOSHACK. Or WILLIAM HKUC'OCK.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Mr J. NEILSON'S Paddock, Clarevillo, the thoroughbred Entb Pony GEINERAJL SPEC. SIKGLE MARE, 30s; two or more as nor a'Toemesit. Paddocking extra. •I'UE TEOUOUOUBKKD I MI'OUT ED STAUION PRAIRIE BIRD TS a dark bay or hrown'.horsc standing 15.3, 1 ts Mg-boncJ. short in the back, stailing over«lot of ground, It Ims been stntcd (turica without number) to the owner, that I'm.™ Brd «ut Jut the bone tUe Vunrai* waned Xieliirdistho most likely horse standing inthiiidistiitttotirecrosKountryliorscoiid tellers will dowcll to give lum atrial, ra.rielJrd was bred by Mr Dixon Uancs, o llalhurstMrio Bird Ale Vafofo* ■« *«*. VGreyskin,dam LadyEinily.UuvKmi^jr William Tel (imported, dam Speck by SpanS,imp, to Mb. WhistobyTO.kcr, rhreyskiubyYaitcmlonbySirllereulcs, toK»Pcrncel.yolaucuv^A';niM 2 hi li II by ael.oi.na, son of Kouso im?: English.narc. As wI bo seen from the Z'c pedigree rrairic Bird has a enrol mix- ?."°. .r»i.„° m, m mu Touchstone, Whalebone, Whalebone, w,,v Fhill-da-Puta Woods., Prairie Bud «ill travel from Muteton to Tim lcrins: T tudbooW and mores that lave wonfiOOin. be served free of cost, all others U 10s • reductions inadcf or two or more. Guaranteed £1 extra per marc. iNu groomage fee Paddocking free till stinted. 0,0, BttODIE, Proprietor, , l'e Ore .Ore, Masterlon,