' AZ< STANLEY is a beautiful dapplo bay, stands hearly 17 hands high a tromoiid- . oußly hoavy boned hone, vary pronor'tionately made, and is onooftho M nctioned horses in. tho colony, and is admitted tobuthe best eoleof hw n«c in tho North Wand, Stanley being a three-year-old colt will bo limited to 'io mates only. ■'>„„„ .. PEpIGREE-STANLEY, rung throc-year-old. His sire, Clydcßdalo Horo, was bred by Mr Hodgo, Green Hills, Victoiia, a noted prizo taker in Victoria, and a very successful, stuck eottor. Clydesdale Horo was tho Bire ot that noted PrizoUkcr Farmer's iricud, bred in Canterbury and exported to. Melbourne, Victoria, and was award.'d. first honors attho Grand National bhow and beating all comors, Colonial and imported horsos and is at present llw champion horse ot tho colonies. Clydesdalo Hero, dam Oms, is by Lothian inn (imported), grand dam Nance, by Mnok Tampion, imported ■to Tasmania. Clydesdale Hero's dam ia tho winner of Gvo first prizes and three second at Kyneton and Sandhurst, Victoria. His sire, Lord Clyde, Imported from Scotland by that noted breeder, James Crawford, Esq., Kyneton, Victoria, bred by D.MoFariaiie ) Es(i.,Torr.Holoußburgl. out of Jess, grand dam Tibbie, grand sire Clydesdale Sam, g.g. sire Did Florence. Lord Clyde, got by Emperor grand sire Sir Walter Scott, the p;► forty of tlm Duke of sire Old Prince, gggsiroOld Clyde. Led Clyde gained many pmesjn Sco and, lstatKilbride.alsohrstat Johnslw; whentwoycawoldlstatDarrhcad.la at Johnson, Ist atßcnfrewsliiro and 2nd prizeatlho Highland Society's show at Glasgow (1870), At thrco.ycars old he mined tlioAmandalo. Society prize of £4O fuc best stallion, open to all ages, and Ist prize at the Highland Society ■» Showal Abordeon(1808)._ Lord Clydo has proved himself one of the best sires in the world, lint andi second prize co» kin first prize filly « Sin bur, first, and lit pti» «*■ «d fllll" » Kyneton, Ist prize colts at the Grand National Show, Melbourne* .howmg Lord Clyde to. be a graita stock goto, alsoinvfnceable in the Show ring, dan, by Heart of Oak. Stanleys dan,, BiosBlack Champion, imported by tho lal William Uerham Esq, Melbourne, and sold there to Morris J. Halswell, Canterbury, for the sum of eight hundred and fifypuumM Champion (120) New ZealandJ) aught Stud Cook I.ls sire Young England s (llory, grand sire, Young Volunteer, danibyHoartofOak.Bossomsan. Violet was by the pure bred Clydesdao (Napoleon), imported to Now/cahml U Scotland by the late Jol.nN.inmo Esq, of Taieri, Otogo. Napoleon was.a «tcat prize taker in Scotland, and ut» sire was one of the best we have had,e New Zealand, thus showing Strata high class lineage, who cannot failU produce first class stock. For forth particulars, as to tflrms&o, apply to the ~ . FALLOONBROS, . onnii Tnratahl.
WILL STAND THIS SEASON I! Carteiton, Masteiton, ami surrounding Districts.. •also highly commended in ChristIn 1885 i 2ml Iwo years in weewion at iWUTatton ilst.in Ashljurton in 1880, owl gold medal of 10 guineas for the best entire & the ground. '"'.,. ,„ . l'rinco Koynl beat grandsirc to Hero) was tnnortcd by Mr Jultn Mao Hollar, of Canteriiury. Mice *W V * Wm Charley-was imported from Scotland by J,,aud 51.Mackintosh, where lio wni exhibited seven times in succession and took seven Ist pmra. He also inincil M prize o| tin at the Highland Agncultural Show held at Glasgow In WW against thirty others. '. ' . ~,,,, Vrince Ciiarlcy ipimcd Ist prize atGlsbonie (Victoria) show in 185*1 ttaMPhihp kirmcrs'SocietyUstiirteofaand k Champion Cup in W, 18W, ami M. l'riucci Oharlio (Hero's great great grandnrc) was never beaten at any show in the world. I'iincclloyalMnyeiitling to shown twice whcnhcgalued 2nd prize at Marat, 2nd prize at Bmcaton. bang Well by Darwin, the wiuner of the .Sim's ftoduce Stakes nf H». As a two-year old was placed second bt llallarat, and second at the Grand National Show, held at Talbot, and 2nd prize at Smca"l'rinco Royal as a. three year old took first prize nUccston for the best draught ( entire of any age, »l«o the l'ublican's t'nj) or the best entire travelling the Elosnwo district, and first prize at Christchtirch bb a three year old. As a four year old Ist prize at baton Ist at Lincoln and first at Clmstchutch. 2nd unto atLccatonluWClstnt Chnstchurch nuil gold medal for test liorso on the ground, Ist at Lecston for l'ublican's Cup in 1880,1 st prize at Cliriatchurch and Presidenta tup of ilO, and rilver medal for best hoiso on the grouniUof any age, in 1880. Blossom, dam of Hero (imp.) grandsirc to The General (imp.) by A. Nisbtt, Esq., from Scotland. .. . „ , Hero»damns it two year old took first prize at Cluthn, and at Tokomairiro; as a two yerir old l»t nt Duncdin, and was not inoitn »«nin until 1887, when nt l'almerston South JHe took first prize for best mare on the irouml witli foal at foot. Ist at Ashburton as a brood mare, and Ist with two of her progeny Hero, as a yearling, took Ist pnzo at Ashburton, and a pedal wfac.for the bes on he wound, and a special prize for the bat yearling eolt or filly VK«'V ll ;»f. 8 , t l™ c « r old Ist nt ABhburton and 2nd at Uhmtclnirdi Metropolitan Show In a very largo class, For further information BectlieJi.A otiw The above pedigrco will show Hero to be one of tbe best bred horses in the Southern Hemisphere, . ~ ~ Hero will stand at the Club Stables, Mastcr'tt every MONDAY AND—YY; owner's stables, Carterton, UhDNKSDAI; (ircytown TUUHSIMY, remainder of week nt Cnrtertou. . TKHMS-Siiiflc Maro W. GroomngeDs to bo laid at first stivicc. ~,..,,.. (iood naddoeks at Carterton (with plenty of frcsli water supplied) HIKE until mares stinted. ~.... livery wo token hut no responsibility, o owner will give nt the show in 18.10 a syeciol prize of & us for the best yearling by For further particulars apply to the Groom **"» DAVID TOSHACK. Or WILLIAM lIKRUUUK.
TO STAND THIS SKASON, at Mr J. NEILSON'S Wdock, Clareville, tin; thoroughbred Entiro I'ony GENERAL. SPEC. SINGLE MAKE, 30s; two or more as por Bsrecmeut. l'addockingoxtra. mo STAND THIS MASON.-AT T DROOKWSK, GLADSTONE, Uw well-known Olydcsdolp, Sir Colin Campbell. TKRMS-£4 k pet maro; two or nwio us iHir ugreomciit. GRAZING FREE. ITI'IKK,»(M Pronriolor. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT UOMEUUtIH. MASTBRTON. milE THOROUGIMED STALLION Daniel O'Connel fcnui £2los por inure. AlauUio PURKDBED CLYDESDALE STAL-' LION Laird Olargo. Fur further particulars apply lo AKGUS i''RAbEII, i|i7 Hoiuobuihi
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3073, 6 December 1888, Page 4
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