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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3367, 22 November 1889, Page 1

! UI.UI.HJ W]Lf, TRJ'jI, | «"l f# OA'i'OKIO us, r |I!IK it,ruing tJifo of tlm Houtliovh I lt<-'in(3|ilH'ro ivill atmid tlit» su'umm ni Mi- A. W. Ciivb'a Fnim, To OW Oi'c Mn-t' i Udi. I'JSVATOUIoiJb ,I»y lWlum.T fiuiih) ""(' l '> llll .V i'islli'J', by I'jßk'l-Hian fililj),) ™V"' 1 "jlHuttt (nitjij oyliauii'uldt.wituiui' "! ''"'J! 1 "-" St.. U'yui', mill fuil liruUiijL'ti> Trmlnwr by Tlio Libul, liy I niiluWir. Tim Jjitj'il out of I'wiiwntule, lull tn T(inciißtotio4 M'ntint-Hfufy'a itoiii 6Wlviii. by I'mlifjr.11:111, out _Nf Juljot, ty 'J'ouolib>i(io, 1 Nn.nnlur of a hanut Kings." Musi,a by; Toxppholito, by Loiijjbaiv, tiy Hh'M-u-1, by louulifttouu. -Musknt'e Rrrtml climi JJrowu Ikwg \vUu by siiu 0' ToucUwtouo, the rcounnd by Ncivtmii*te*vby TouoliKtoufi, I* 1V ,>1 c !li< a bijggusfc bliccuhh over :tt tliL- KiUul Aibinfa dam Temlura, by ColliuryL*>iio, by Toucbetoiip, M'oltoni(! Jut'k'R dttln Miss I'lnt, liy I'cior I' i> 1 by /•"iyontohehJiy Touahxttiiie. Iliv Litiul's Uani I'ftHiiutmailc wne full KIUt.T to TOUC]|B(UIIC. Lrvuueelot, Firo oftlio dmn 0 f Fanny Mxltoi. whs full brotbur to Toiisli3ti.no, and 11 ut imifr of ilie Kliyllnll St. Lufer. dnlii l?vauii]jg jjtar« by Loi'd. CJifden, by Numiiiniaccr; by Toituhntone. Star's riitm Maiil of JJenvttit, by l-'lyuiuohur, by Touchstone, Vnnynaj d, out of ail AviiiC, out of L'idy Mnrv. ■ i.i Orlando ■ (Darby winner) by i'tmrlititmie. Sef{i:iiliuij. by Manbyrnag, by Pishornmii (imp.) liy Heron, by Bustard, by U'ntrd- CusToUiro of ram&loon. K amlut, by J[.iiit-yroiig, by L"i ■noriiirtn. !;Oi*wt.r h. by Jlariliyroiig, by Fialmrtimii. liiclkiiioml, ,by Miiribyioiig, by Fiuhurmu.ll. Oilnmiii, by Mnribyroiig, by Finlienutui. Aii';lur, by Fiuliufman, . lU'liiiinii, (Jihtoo, by Aiiglor, by l-'islicr-mini. Nwijpitor. by llobiiiGon Ciuuoc, by Aiiislnr, by Kinhcrinai),. ilortlio, by Mnvibyroiig, by Fiuliciuirui. J'n>gr« «. I>y AnjjK-f, Trlmmt, liy RoliiniiOii Crua.ie, by Anjflur, by I'ihhrnnikii.

IL will Iju such (mm tlie above, that tlm rttoLit-In.'iirtuil Vidlivi'iiinn' linn bueu ovvn iii» i! t» tli.i Atißtialiim Turf titan Tiudiiuur tn llmSiitv ZtialnmJ, Tliu foot tlmt L'incut"MoiiH ih tlio only Kiuhonimn ami Tmdticor "ii-'t obliiiinbln, clLoiild h« fiilliuiunt to entitle liiin to tlio riinjiuut of linioildtii; Vi"<LS'liu(.;<i ljy I'ltiantOrihiiß, out of tliuiwjh tiiml inpiu:ii r wrjuld bring at auutioa (rum lui> io lui) jjiilucM in any pact of the world. OwnisrH of iiniri B win Ufa ili'iivuia to lim.il hiuli l>riwi(| youiijMtm, hliouM uliult to winning tiruiii*, nmljjut Limn- m:ir<yj t» n Imi-nti bitid on tlio linen of rineittoriouu, wlium l>riidiiifj nlotn; would toiiinni-iil him n bit; (traiton in utty part of tlio wmld. I'itWitonous' Jimt gtt, wlicn n vcarlitij;, brought 2."I) gulni'ai), _ Ho wan »lii|>jju<t to. Sytlitty to taua part in 111 ut ltj</ nv'.i-ycr.r-o.d event# of Now Solid) Wnl"s and V'ctoiin, and ninco lis landed in Sydney lio I:a3 besn piiteliiised at tlio high ilguroof Jjy p. welUlttiQWii New South Wiiku arioiiourm. After bin [icrfovmunuu in the Jiawltesbury Uliiiiom iu September. Ikk(s, thu 11 Town mill Country .lourutil" stated that Die owner of Kingfr-li Imd refused iiu offprof four figure* lor the cult. In of this c>lt, the Australian Muoi tiHj seribesalwaya give him the prefix of tliu " handsome" Kingiinh, It ieno id!e boast iio miy ibnt riseutorious is the best hied sire soiith of tlie liiw, for undoubtedly ho is, ,and, moreover, inis in every respect what his pedigree would '"if 1 ;' a lnagnifciept stamp of a tliorouvhbr. d riweli'Tee, possessing «rrat power, ictl full of stoat mid fast blood. In color, i'iteatorinua is a beautiful dark brown, wi> [i black points, stunning J(J hand* 'iiu high, has a neat expressive head, (u- ver a neater or cleanerhead net on n nek), inrliu.itive of; a. i[ood temper His neck is long and muscular,, with v.iutlpi]):; v.'fiil detached J !>'b Bhould.ers arc deep and mvH laid back, urid i;ond ououvh for a J thiDg. He's ut grand tepued 'uu. hurt himself in a wirn fence when a youngster, and fr<>m the effects of this nccidenthe has always suffered more oi- less during the ■whole time h« was tiuming Despite all the drawbacks, wltou a tlu'ee'j'eur-old; he. etii'tcd in fourteen i'.ice». won nino,.!snd ran Bt'uiuid twee. 'I U HITS ■ Thoroiiyiililed Mures, Ten Guineas ; Half-bred: Mures, Six Guiue ss. Two <ll- more as per ajneßmtint. Monies payalro on first service, by P.N., due lOfch January, ISM. Grass-PIiEK until notice lifts been ftiveu of r stintiug, after which 3s GI per week will be oilargftt,' Every caru nf nnres will ho taken, but no ro-pousi-biiity. to ho pnid at tiino ot' service. i*'or particular!! to J3.CAVU, Or A. Wi OiiVE, 2SO Proyi-iitors.

rpO STAND THIS SEASON the JL Imported Clydesdiila Stodlum W'JTA. CM jlj ifC"Y STANLEY is a buautiful dapple lay, Rtuiids 17 hands, ut umiondouaiy heavy busied iioraa, very proportiiiliately inudc, and is one of tlio bust auiioned horses in the Colony, and' is admitted to bo the beat horse of Uisagein tlio North Island/ PEDIGREE- -Stanley's aiup, Clydo.s----(lulu Hero, wp bred by Mr Green Hills, Victoria, anotad [iviza taker in Victoria, aiid a very successful stock getter. Clydesdale Hero was th« sire of that noted prissetaker Farmer's friend, bred in Oanterbmy, :aiid uxpottad to Melbourne, Victoria, and l .was awarded i first honors at the Grand Xatioual Show "iid beating, all comers, Colonial and imported horses and is at present the p!i:iiiipion horse oE the colonies, Clydesdale Bare, duip Jobs, is by Lothian Turn (imported), grand dais fJonco, by Black Champion, ' imported. to Tastvmniu. Clydesdale Hero's dam is the winner of five first prizes -and three second . at Kyoetoii and Sandhurst, Victoria, His sire, Lord Clyde, imported from Scot, land by that noted breeder, James Crawford, KBfi.,Kynetou, Victoria, bred by D McFarlane;J2s<i.\'Torr/Helensburgh out of Je»s, ; grand dam Tibbie, grand sire Clydesdale ; Sam,: g., g. sire Oid Florence. Lord Clyde, sot uy Emperor grand sire Sir Walter. Scott, the pro pcrty of the Duke of Hamilton, g 'J iii'O Old Prince, gg g sire Old Clyde. J.urJ Clyde gained many prizes in Scotland Ist' at Bialiop.brigs;, Ist aj: Kirkintillock. Ist at Kilbride, also first at Johnston ; when two years old lßt at Barrhead,, Jut at Johnson, let at Renfcwsbire oiitl 2nd prige »t tjje Highland .Society's show, at Glasgow fhrep year old lia gained the lAm'andale Swiwty prise pE i'4o for'best' stallion, open to all ages, aiirj lat prize af ;ihe Highland Society'# Show at Aberdeen (1808); Lord Clyde lIP.'! tip ■('( Jli 1 l " ;

ill the world. limb ittiii second ynzu culla, also flrat priif'e Sandliuret,'first and Jet pjri.ise. colts : «jid fi]]igs:.iit Kynututi, Ist pclite uolts dt tho Grand Niitloiml' Show, Melbourne, allowing Ijura Cijd'e Ei>-bo a jjriwd. stock getter, ulao invmciiablo iiv the Snow ring/wind bj Heart of Can. Stanley's dam,- Blossom Wiia got oy ilia celebrated horse Black Oliaiupion. imported by. the late AlfMum Xtarliain Bgn,MelboarnL*, acii mid picvtfl fchtsro to Morn# 'J, Roskrug Esq, HaJiwPlJ. o»>|tert>nry, jiif tlie Bum ofaigln hundred aufl lifl-y ppunflß, JHuek No*. Ktwfand Pwughfc Btud itook. sire Ycitmf? Glory, grand . siraf Young Volunteer, dam iby rioart i>f Oak, Blitaßoni's diun Violufc was bj thu pure besd'Clydaadiilo (Napoleon), miportad to iioaliini; from Scotland by the laU «f übu 'Mimmo Kai), of r faHjri,'Oi»g«>. /Nmjwlaon was a great prigs-tajier m Sootlaiid, and as a »» tli# |*»t ire bavo had in Now slwyiiWf Sfanloya high eta* liQMra, wljpciunot fail to tint-olau stack. I'EBMS—#<t, Moiiier finis fcsrfiee by P,X. do* let January, 1800, E**rjr cum of laaraa will bo talseD, but au rtopoiuability. ■ 6», Us 1» J»id at tin* ut MrviM. For farthisr swiiaukra unj^y yJUMjW&BROS., JW , ' TtMfchi,