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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3624, 26 September 1890, Page 4

PMLIMINAIIY NOTICE, ME splendid Olydosdalo ■ GLlilNdAUlUl&i ' ll! k. iy Rob Boy out ftf R. CuckuiMi'b mate _ )arlmg, which took lint prizo at tho H' iVairara|tt Pastal Slitiw-Drirliilg by lo 1 . I'rinco Oliarlio—using four yoalß, wild >"' vondorfully lino bono, mueclo, ByMctry, Hid temper, will atmut thla Boasuil at M Unstdrton and Opski. For tonus Mid urtlior particulars apply to ' \ \t MILLER, > riIETHOEOUGHBRED STALLION h 8l LOUD MANDEVXLLE ? tr WILL Stand at owner's stables this t( season ior a limited number of i, mares only, Terms—s guineas cash, l'nddocking d. free. 0.-Brecders are requested to apply li early, na number wffl bo STRICTLY , LIMITED, Particulars on application to v . V W. MILL, . j Ownor. r VA this somjii in tin W •"•Iwroiylibrcil stallion JTOKKSSTEIi. Forester is a dark clicstnut standing II) TERMS-£o, payable' by r.s. duo Ist tonunry 181)1, two or moro marcs as por cement. Groomago fco fjs. For further particulats apply to ALBERT LYFORD, , Owner or Groom in char c. 10 STAND THIS SEASON, AT TIIE OWNER'S STABLES, RIVER ROAD, MASTERTON, THE GRAND ROADSTER STALLION THE SQUIRE, Bred by_ tlio lato John Morrison, Esq. He was by Voltiguor, dam Nelly, by CHmonas, dam Dolly, by Figaro, Voltigucr, by King Cole, dam Fcaclla, by Fisherman, dam Rose do Florence, by the Flying Dutchman, ThcEquiro is an iron gray of great substance and good action, four years old, stands ID hands 2J ins, high, line temper, gooil sound feet with flat bone, (which are nidi«peiisiblein a road hack). He lias a good head and neck, with short back and fine quarters and is in every way cnlculatd (by ono of the best Judges in tlio district) to improve the breed of saddlo and harness horses, Breeders will do well tj have a look at the Squire before promising their marcs to other horses, Tcrms-£3 per marc, two or moro as per agreement, payable by T.N., due on the Ist day of January ISM, signed at first service, '"' l's fee 5s payable first time of serving. , R, J. BAKER, SGO9 Owner. ENTI HORSE IlfißO, WILL travel Maaterton, Cartorton, and surrounding district this season. Masterton.-W, Noill's Stables evory Friday and Saturday, Ureytown ovory Tuesday, Remainder of week at Owner's Stables, Carterton. ' For further particulars, pedigree, &c. SOCML'ds. W. HERCOCK, Ownor. TO stand this season at Homcbush, K ton, the celebrated Stallion NIL, DESPKRANDCJM, NILDESI'ERANDUII Erst class action, rising tl _ hands high, 13 inches below the knee, 31 inches round the arm, and 7ft (i inches in girth. He is beyond doubt the best bred colt standing in New Zealand; poseessing moro bone and hair than any horse of his ago in tlio North or South Islands, and admitted at last show by competent judges to be tlio class of horse which has long been wanted to improvo the draught stock of this district. Nil Dcsncramlnm has been exhibited at C of the principal shows in N Z, and from large rings has secured four first and ono second prizes. Ho is a massiveaiiimal, with immense bono of the finest quality, abundant hair, and perfect symmetry united with great power. He combines 6ome of the best strains of Clydesdale blood in the world, and ho his been generally admired wherever cshibitcd. His sire is the celebrated horse No Surrender, (see NZ SB 197). No Snrrcudcr is out of that great brood maro Farmers' Lass (tlio dam of Springbank, that was a champion horse at Oamaru when only two yoars old, King of the Ring, and the most promising of colts the Farmers' Lad). Farmers' Lass was by Jluir Lad inported (71 N Z S B) sire Pride of Scotland, dam Jess by Premier, infjiortctl by David Iwsbitt, This famous sire took many first prizesin Melbourne and .vns sold to Mr Town of N S W, for 1175 guineas. Dam Darby, by Briton, that was placed first at the Melbourne Sliow in 1873, and was sold at 130 guineas; the highest price ever given for a colonial mare up to that time. Very shortly after she was purchased by Messrs Fleming and Hcdlcy and taken to New Zealand. When the marc was 14 years old she was sent to Sydney and fetched 150 guineas ' at auction, No Surrender's sire was that great horse King of Vanquishers, bred by Messrs Flcminc, and Hcdlcy, out of tlio celebrated brood marc Miss M'Cormick, now thoproperty of Robert Jackson Esq, Cave Valloy; she was also the dam of Maggie M'Cormick, which also took • tlio champion from Heather Bell when only a , yearling. When only three years, King of the • Vanquishers was Bold by Mr Daniel M'Grogor " kM guineas; g Biro Young Vanquisher, imported from Scotland by David Nesbitt and well known as a great breeding sire both '■ in Timaru,and Oamaru districts. It will thus 06 seen that this colt is colnc from tho very best draught strains on both sides, No Surrender never left a show ground in NZ without a prize' beating both colonial and imported horses, and in one year swept every, thing from Duncdin to Christchurch. Tho sire of No Surrender is tho renowned King of the 1 Vanquishers) who took fir«t prize at Christchurch last year, beating Boag's great General ' Gordon and Is now about fourteen years old. The King was bred by Messrs Fleming and Hedley, out of their famous brood mare Miss M'Cormick, imported from Melbourne. Miss M'Cormick was purchased by the lato David Nesbitt from M'Cormick Bros, and wa« specially selected for her breeding qualities—the correctness of that judgment has now been fully verified, Miss M'Cormick by Lincolnshire Hero j g d by Black Champion. (See N Z stad book.) ' ' Miss M'Cormick, 98 N % stud book, sire Sir William Wallace by Sir William Wallace, [l9s], dam by Champion dam Miss. M'Cormick 1 53], 3 NilDcspcramlinii, dam Darling by Young . Banker, (imported), No 1N ZS B, bred by Mr 1 David Riddle, Kilbowic, Scotland, hnportcd from Scotland by the Hon M primes, per j ship Jessio Redman, 1876, siro Banker (21 English Stud Book), by Admiral, (No 4ESIJ), i dam Nannie, by Rob Roy (714 E SB), gdnm Jean, by Nimmo's Emperor. (83 NZ S JJ), » Emperor by Napoleon, (imported from Scotj i land and got by tho favorite Clydesdale stallion Geordie Buchanan). Emperor's dam r Nancy, imported from Scotland by the late , John Njmmo Esq, sire that great stallion ' known as the Garvcni horso, Goordio Buchanpn and the Garvcni horse wcro the two best horses Scotland ever saw, Tho following appeared in tho NorthOtago Times report of tlio Oamaru Show, 18110: —There was an exceptionally grand lot of 2 ■ year old fillies, of theso Mr H Mitchell's No Surrender filly was chosen for a place." (This filly is full sister to Nil Dcspcrandum), For the sires produco stake four of the progeny of No Surrender and Awainoa came forward, two representatives of each, and a filly of No [ Surrendei won tho prize." In tho prizo list for entire colt ono year ohltwo entries from H Mitchell took Ist and 2nd prizes, both brothers of Nil pcsperan.dum against the pick of 'Now .Zealand. Terms fjii Groom's feegs, payoblo ats.crvlcc, Strictly limited to 25 marcs; Apply to ' Allcfti'o and no responsibility talten with mares, G. WATSON, on the farm, Hointbuah, or THOMAS TODD, 022 Groom in Qharge,