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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3074, 7 December 1888, Page 4

/HO STAND THIS SEASON, tin ' JL Imported Clydesdale Stallion j STANLEY, | STANLEY ls a'bwtutifol Jajtplo bay, j stands nearly 17 Imnds high a trcmond-1 oiisly he&vy boned horso, very proper-1 tionately mado, and in one of tlio boat j aetioncd horses in-the colony, and is; admitted to be the best colt of his age 1 in the North Inland, Stanley, beiug A| three-year-old colt will be limited to 25 j marcs only. . 1 PEDIGREE-STANLEY, rising! throe-year-old. His sire, Clydesdale j Hero, was bred by Mr Hodgo, Green ; Hills, Victoria, a uoted prize taker in; Victoria, and a very successful stock ; getter. Clydcsdalo Hero was the sire ot: that noted Prizetaker Fanner's Friend,. mm luwu i bred in Canterbury and exported to j Melbourne, Victoria, and was awarded j iirat houora at the (iviiud National Show and beating all comers, Colonial and imported horses and is at presont the champion'horso of the colonies. _ Clydesdale Hero, dam Jess,-is by Lothian fam (imported), grand dam Nance, by Black Champion, imported, _to Tasmania. vJlydesdalo Hero's dam is tho winnor of fivo first prizes and threo 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. McFarlano, Esq., Torr. Helonsburgh out of Jess, grand dam Tibbio, grand aire Clydesdale Sam, g.g. sire Old Florence. Lord Olydo, Rotby Emporor grand sire Sir Walter Scott, tho property of tho Duko of Hamilton, g g siro Old Princo.ggf! siro Old Clyde. Lord Olyde gained many pnzea in Scotland, Ist at Biihopbrigg, Ist at Kirkintilloch, Ist at Kilbride, also first at Johnston ; whan two yeata old Ist at Barrhead, Ist at Johnson, Ist at Renfrewshire and 2nd prizoaitho Highland Society a shew at Glasgow (187G), At threo years old he gained the Amandale Society prize of £4O fur best stallion, open to all ages, and Ist prizoat tho Hifthland Society s Show at Aberdeon(lßGß). Lord Clyde has proved himself ono of the best siros in tho world, first and second prize colts alao fiwt prize filly at Sandhurst, first, and Ist prize colts and fillhos at Kyneton, Ist prize colta at. tho Grand National Show, Melbourne, showing LordClydoto boa grandßtockgoto, ■ also inv'nccablo in the Show;rin«, dam by Heart of Oak. Stanleys dam, Biosmm was not by the celebrated horso ]3lack Uhiiinpion, imported by the Mo William Derham Esq, Melbourne, and sold thorc to Morris J. Eoskrug Esq. Halswell, Canterbury, for the sum of ti-ht hundred and fifty pounds. Black Champion (120) Bow Zealand Brought Stud Book, his sire Young England s Glory, grand sire, Young Volunteer, dam by Heart of Oak. Blossoms dam Violet was by tho pure br.-d Clydesdale (Napoleon), imported New/Mind from Scotland by tho late John Nniinio Esq, of Taieri, Otago. Napoleon was a great prize taker in Scotland, and ps» siro was ono of the best we have had jti New Zealand, thus showing btai, e}t. high class lineage, who cannot fail tt produce first class stock. For futthe. particulars, as to torms 4c, apply to tlio owners FALLOON BROS., 299J Taratahi.

HERO STAND THIS SEASON IN iuiuuuling i, was imports Himmo, Esq., oi Otogo, ' , Kelvin took Ist prize at Leestou when a I year-eld j second at Leeston as a 3-year olil , highly commended at Christchurch in the 8»mo year; also highly commended in Cbrutchurch in 1885 ; 2nd two years iu succession at Aalibuttou •, Ist in Asliburton in 1881), oiitl gold medal of 10 guineas for the best entire r. thegiouud. lYmcc Uoyal (great grandsue to Hero) was inputted l>y Mr John MacKcllar, of Canteroury. Prince Koyal's l'rinco Charley-was imported from Scotland by J, and M. Mackin* tosh, wlirre ho was exhibited seven times in succession and took veu Ist .prizes, 110 also gained Ist prize ot £ls at the Highland Agricultural Show hchl nt Glasgow in 1807 against " I'nure Charley wined Ist prize at Gisborne (Victoria) show in 1858 ! the I'ort Phillip Parmera' Society's Ist prize <>f £2O, and, the Cliamiiion ('up i" l®t IN®i ; l'rincc Charlie (Hero's great great grondsire) was never bcfttciiotftiiy show in tlio world. Prince ltoynl as a yearling was shown two when be gained 2nd prize at liallarat, 2nd prize at Snieaton, being, beateh by Darwin, tilt winner of the Sim's Produce Stakes of AW. As a Uo-ypnr old was placed second at liallarat, ami second at the Grand National Show, held at Talbot, ami 2nd prize at Smea"r'rince Uoyal as a three year old took first prize at Leeston for the best draught entire of any age; also the Publican's Cup for the best entire travelling the Hlcsinnro district, and first prize at Christchurch as a three year old, As a four year old Ist prize at Lecstou lyt at Lincoln and iirnt at Christchurch. Jnd prize at Leeston in 187fl, Ist nt Cliratchurcli mill gold medal for lest horse oil the ground, Ist at Leeston for Publican's Cu'ii in 1880,1 st prize at Christchurch and I'resident's Clip of £lO, tnil silver medal for best liorw on the ground, of any age, in ISSO. Blossom, dam uf Hero (imp,) graudsiro to The General (imp.) by A. Kisbct, U»'l„ ™n fiwtlaud. , Herosdain .is a two year old took first prize at Olutlia, and at Tokomoiriio; as a two year old Ist at Dunedin, and was not shown again until 1887, when at l'almerston South ?lie took Hut Piizc for best niiiro on the ground with foal at foot, Ist at Asliburton as a brood inare, and Ist with two of her progenv Hero, a» a yearling, took Ist prize at Ash. burton, and a pedal prizo for the best on he ground, anil a special prize for the best yearling colt or lilly by Kelvin; as a two ear old Ist at Asliburton mid 2ml at t'liii.stchurcli Metropolitan Show in a very large class, For further information sec the b.i. btuil The above pedigree will show Hero to be ouo of tbe best bred horses in the Southern Hemisphere. ~ Hero will stand at the Club Moblcs, Mas tcrton, every MONDAY AND TUIiSDA\ ; owner s stables, Carterton, KDNESI)A\ J Grcytown THUItSDAY, renaiinder of week nt Carterton. TKHJIS-Siiigle Marc til. Grwmugc tn to be paid at first service. Good piddocks at Carta ton (a itli plenty of fresh water supplied) FItKE until mores stinted. ~ lively care taken but no icspoinibihly. , owner will give at the show in 18!I0 a miccinl prize of i's Os for the best yearling by j H" 0 - . . i . ii 1 For further particulars upply to the liroom iDcW '° DAVID TO,SHACK. Or WILLIAM UKIiCOCK.

mO STAND THIS SEASON, nt Mr J[ j, l'ltiMuclc, Clarcyillc, tliu thoroughbred lintir# I'ony GICNKHAL. WISC. SINGLE MARE, «Us; two or moru as por n<<reeii)i3iit. l'uddockniij oxtni, mO STAiNO THIS BKASOS.-AT X BHOOKWNJ'i, ULADSTOM!, the welMmovni Olyilcsdate, Sir Colin Campbell. TERMS-JL'l 'is per nmro; two or mure ns per n-jruoiiicnt. G HA Z i N 0 FRKE. I,I'IKK, jOiifi I'lupriiitcr. To"STAND 'MIS SKASOJT AT 110ME15 I : SH,M ASTJiK'f O.N. rjllJE THUROUOIiUKD STALLION Daniel O'GonneL forum 1210 a por mnro. Also llio I'URKUIIEH CLVDESDAIJi STALLION Laird o'Largo. For fuillier pn'rticulara npplyto ANGUS FiiAtiEK, 027 Uemebusli.