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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3066, 28 November 1888, Page 4

n\b STAND THIS SEASON, tlir . Imported Clydesdale Stallum STANLEY, STANLEY is a beautiful dapplo bay, atands nearly 17 hnnda high atrcmondously heavy boned liotao, very proportionatoly made, and ut ono of tho bf*l. nctioncd horses in tho colony, and is admitted to bo the best colt of his age in tho North Island. Stanloy_ being a three-year-old colt will bo limited to 2o marcs only. „,,,„ ~ PEDIGREE-STANLEY, rising thrco-ycar-old. His aire, Clydesdale Horo,WM bred by Mr Hodgo, Green Rills, Victoria, a noted pmo tokor in Victoria, and a very successful stock KOttor, Clydesdale Hero was the sire ol that noted PrWakcr Farmer's Friend, bred in Canterbury and exported t. Melbourne, VictoriMifw awardec first honors at the Grand National bhu« mid beating «U mmn ' Culonw ' T imported horses and is at present tin champion horse uf tho colonics. Clydes dale lloro, dam Jess, is by Lothian an (imported), grand dam Nance, by Ulacl tm,ion imported, to Tasmania Olydekalo Hero's dam is tho ymiiero five first prto and three second a Kyncton and Sandhurst, Yictona. Birc,Lurd Clyde, imported from 8»w nd by that noted breeder,, lames Onw ord,&q.,Ky«etou,V l etur li vb| i edb D. Merino, Esq, Torr. lelensb out of Jess, grand dam libbic, gi B ite Clydesdale Sam,, g-g- «« ™ Forence. Lord Clyde, got by Empero _!'r.:„ Kir W,.lter Scott, the pre grand sire Sir Walter Scott, the pre LrtyofllmDukoofHamiltai, ggsir Old Prince, gggfih'o.Old Clyde. Lor, Clyde gained many rniMin ben an liatlbshopbrigg. Ist at Kirkintilloch Ist at Kilbride, also first a Johnston wh „„ two years old Ist at lurhea.s at Johnson Ist at Renfrewshire and 2n, nraeaithe Highland Society s sir Glasgow (1870), At Ihreo wan 01u... the Amandale Society prize o kturbest stallion. OJMIII to nil »gM ml Ist prize at the SowatAbVr<lre.i(lßuß). LordClyd has proved himself one of the best sire .' ~ r....i .....1 oncnnrl tirIZOCO " in the world, hrst mitt sccouu j„,,u. nkolirstprizofillyatSanbr ,l.i and Ist'prize , colts and h » Kyneton.lstptizecoant. the 0 Kitional Show, Melbourne, 1 o . Lord Clyde to be a grand stock getter alsoinvineeableintheShowrni!,, a by Heart of Oak. Stanleys, dan Mack Champion, importcc by the 1 William l)e[han.Es.l,M*ourne sold tliere to Morns i. U krug fcsq Halsweil, Canterbniy, lor tho Him o Clampio.i(l2o)New/,calai.dß g Stud'liook his sire Young E a J (lloiy, grand sire, loom Volunteer dnm by Heart of Oak. «~j» Violet was by the pure bred Olydesd (Napoleon), imported to UseotodbythelateJonNmnm Esq, of Taieri, O'ngo. Napoleon was I «reat prize taker in Scotland, and w; sire was one of the best ive, have had Now Zealand, thus showing Stan c i high'class lineage, who cannot fail i produce first class stock.. For ( furl U particulars, as to terms &c, apply to tm " FALLOOOHOS., 2993 ' i ' mti,l " II EKO WILL STAND THIS SEASON Hi Cartciton, Moslottoii, and suirouuiling Districts. [•HKO is a beautiful dork bay, stamls II h?mls 1! inches high, showing drcal dry of form, with immenso bone, grain; fiet and Tinir of tho beat ijualily, onJ wnanrei. byK. Clark of Ashhurton. . , Kelvin, Hero's sire, is by Prince Royal (imp ' a Bew, by Sayoleou t""l0 ifreat irmml-tlan »,by Mack I'iiuco I'm' l ) H« som, by Matchless (imp -Ok- o- ; ---•■-•■ Higiilaiul Mary (mil'), by Cochran a Clych , "llc'ivin,(H"o'H»ii'»),«-i»bicllby 1 lby the lati V. Tod, fop, liiiiciihi. Na sire to Kelvin, was imported b, Niiaiao, Ksi|., ofOlogo. Kelvin took tst iwixc nt Lecston when a 2 year-old; accomlat Lccatou asi a,3-yc.w oh liHdy commended at Chr.stcli.iich in tin name year \ also highly commended in Christ church in W; 2nd two years in succession a Asl.burtoiiilstinAßnlmrtonml.Sbli, a, gold incilal of 10 guineas for Hie best cntin ,r. the ground. , . . W Prince Royal's 'nncc Charlcy-wa im/ortcdfroin Scotland by J.niid.M.Mackm Lkwh'ro ho waioxliibi|«l sew tunes n lliiriy others. ~ , . ~,,, Prince Charley caincd Ist nnzeat Gisborni (Victoria) show i" B«i «'0 l'ott l'lulli] Farmers' Society's Istin Champion (hip in W, IM, and Mi Prince Charlie (Hero's great great gn.n.ls.c was never beaten at any show in tho world l- l i„coltoyalnsayi;a'hi.'i'was shown twie whcnl.cgmW 2nd prize at iahirat, >• V m at Snieston, being bcatci by 1 ivin, the winner of the Sirn'n Produce- St-iKe „f iliO As a two-year old was placed sccon, at UalLir.it, ni"l second at the Grand Nations Show, kill nt Talbot, ami 2ml prize nt bmca three year old took firs „ri« at Lecston for the beat draught onto laeialsotlieruhlicau'sCup or tb Weiitire travelling the Klesnviro di.tr.ct and first prize at Cliristc hutch as a tree yea 1 I As a four year old Ist prize at Loosto! ?s'nt Lincoln ■«!««'^fS 1 !',.!"! prize at Ucston in 187 H, Ist at C in.*-' mid gold medal for test horse on the 1 UtLeeston lor Publican's Ciiiun too, .a .rizeatChristcbure.and'rcsueutsCupo £lO and rilwr medal for Wlwrso on Hi groiiiid, of any ngc, iirlSSOWoß3oni,damofUeto(imi).),l Tho General (imp.) by A. Kubet,«(., ..o„ T r r!'.taM»to |r old took Ir. nruoalClutha.auilatTokoinamrojasatw: •carohlHtntDl.i.edm,ai.dwasiiotaho«i Sin until m, when a I'ahnerstoii ho.il S took first i«iie fw best mate on th ut with foal at W, Mat A-ntatc*' &od.nare,a.,diatwitiilwoof| W progeny Hero, n.s ut yearling took Ist pri/.o at A«li httoMnJi peeial |,rize.for the lies o, hcgroiimLaiulaapccia pmc for he. bes yearlugcoltorPyl-yKclvmiasatwo ca oldlst at Aahbuvtou and 2nd at Ohnstch.irc. metropolitan Show in a very km class. for further information see Hid *W. »«" M mi above pedigree will show Hero toll one of the l«t bred horses in the Souther: 1 Hemisphere. , „ „., «,... «., Hero will stand at ' S 11^,/.^ IfcroSriU.W»M!J«BU^M» tcrton, every MONDAY USD WhSDA^ owner's stables, CWertw, WjJlgl W)M . Orcytown THUKSDAY, remainder ,o| W at Carterton . , TJSRMS— Single M»ro JM. Groomagoijs t ho paid at first service. ~„,,,,„, I owl luddoek. at (.'ariciton (with plenty i fresh' water supplied) FHBB until mar< " livery care taken hut iui rcMuilulity. ut owner will give at the;.l.o«r ill 1W special prize of IS, 5s for the best yearling b }l ht further particulars apply to the Crooi il,cl " tB0 DAVID TOBHACK. Or M'ILUAM UKKCOCK. mO STAND Til IH SEASON, nt M: I J. NISIIiSON'S Mlock, Clare nlio, tlie thoroughbred Entire Puny KIXGLE J.I ARE, Ms; t«vo of wore as ,„„. qiiropment. l'addockiii" extra. ME TEOIIOIJGIIIIHBD I Ml'OH TEL U STALLION PEAIRIE BIRD IS a daik W or brown'horsc standing lii.3, isbi"-bonk short in tlic back, stainling ovcr a lot of ground,. It lias been .tatcd tunes ° hout number) to tlie owner, that Pra.r.o Bird was just the horse the lhuraiaiiawaneil Sie liird U the most likely liwse .binding i„ UiL- disltict l» sirocroa-eouutiy hora.'S.au,l hrec,lerswilldoivclltegiyeliiiiiatiial.r f »,. ricJiiio ""hied by mm Om ° *t .- „r S t,l'.ai.ieliiidvido>e^!fllidstudbook ) 'i, (ireyskiu, dam Lady Wy.Mv Wj % Villiam TelKiiiiiwtcd), dam Hpccfc by gjieciiimp., i Ireyskiu by Yattui.'.m by .Sir Hcicolcs, daiYllluo licll by Gelicnna, sou ol lloiiso Knii-rant, i'»P-i dam Quadroon by Mulatto, imp., Bugllik marc. As will besccn from the above pedigree Prairie l!ird has a grand mixture of the Famous Touchstone, Whalchouo, Waxy, Phill-da-l'ufa Woods. Prairie Dint nUtravel fromMastcitoufoTimii. Terms: .'horoughbrcd marcs (classed Aamlli inN, Z, tudbook) and marcs that havo won gKJOi n. woes will bo served free of cost, all others & 10s; reductions inadcf or two or more. Guaranteed £1 extra, per marc. Xo groomngo fee Taddocking fice till stinted. 0. G, UrtOLUli, Proprietor, Tt.Uic Uie, Masteitou.'