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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3633, 8 October 1890, Page 4

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ■' lEsplondidOlydesdalo GJLENGARRIE, > 3ob Hoy out of B. Cockbuvn's mar ling, which took first prizo at th rarapa Pastoral Show—Darling b 100 Charlie- rising four years, wit iSerfully firm bono, muscle, symetrj temper, will stand this season i itorton and Opalti, For terms an ,hor particulars apply to W. MILLER, Opaki. ETHOIiOUGHBBEDSTALLIC I>RD MANDEVILLI [TILL Stand at owner's stables tl V season for a limited number res only. Peuji3-5 guineas cash. Paddooki O.—Breeders are requested to ftp] ■ly, as number will be STRICT] :mited. Particulars on application to W.NEILL, Ownor 1 0 stand this season in tho Wairar • tlie thoroughbred stallion FORESTER. Forester is a dark chestnut standing nds 2 inches, sire, Puriri, dam, Gossip. Forester's performances are so wcll-kai tho Wairarapa breeders that fmt feronco is not necessary, TERMS—£S, payable by r. N, duo inuary 1801, two or moro marcs as ireraicnt, Groomago feo Gs. For further particulars apply to ALBERT LYFORD, . Owner or Groom in cha PO STAND THIS SEASON, AT J- OWNER'S STABLES, RIVER KO lASTERTON, THE GRAND ROADS'. STALLION THE SQUIRE, !rcd by tho lato John Morrison, Esq. He y Voltigucr, dam Nelly, by Climenas, Jolly, hy Figaro, Yoltiguer, by King i lamFenclla, by Fisherman, dam Ros Florence, by the Flying Dutchman, ThoSi s an iron gray of great substance and iction, four years old, stands 15 hands 2j ligh, fine temper, good sound feet with tone, (which are indiipcnsihlc in aroad li le has a good head and neck, with short ind Dne quarters and is in every way calc by ono of the best Judges in tho distric mprove the breedof saddle and harness h( Breeders will do well to have a look a iiquiro before promising their mores to liorscs, Terms—£3 per mare, two or more a grccment, payable by l'.N., duo on tin day of January 16fll, signed at first se groom's fee Gs payable first tnio of scrvi R, J. BAKER, oGOO Owi HE ENTIRE HORSE HERO, ' WILL travel Masterton, Carte and surrounding district seasou. Masterton,-W, Neill's Stables i Friday and Saturday. (Jveytown overy Tuesday, Eoraainder of week at On Stables, Carterton. For further particulars, pedigree , ' W.HERCOCK Owr

■*• ton, the celebrated Stallion NIL DESPERANDUM. NIL DESPERANDUM is a black colt with first class action, rising three years old, ICJ hands high, 13 inches below the knee, 31 inches round the arm, and 7ft 0 inches in girth. He is beyond doubt the beat bred colt standing in New Zealand, possessing moro bone and hair than any horse of his age in the North or South Islands, and admitted at last show by competent judges to be tho class of horse which has long been wanted to improve the draught stock of this district, Nil Dcspcramliim has been exhibited at 5 of the principal shows" in N Z," and ff orh, large rings has secured four first anil ono second ,„.;„,» IT„ !„ „ ,„ n ,.„1,.„„,.;n,J mill, Mnuiiiui l^™jJ™^™™Mmnj™^2^^fflj Ho combines Bomo of the best stains of Clydesdale blood in tho worldi and ho Ins been generally admired wherover exhibited. His sire is tho celebrated horso No Surrender, (sco N 5! SB 197), No Surrender is out of that great brood marc Farmers' Lass (the dam of Springbank, that was a champion horse at Oaniaru when only two yoars old. King of tho Ring, and tho most promising of colts the. Farmers' Lad), Farmers' Lass was by Muir Lad inportcd (71 N Z S B) sire Pride of Scotland, dam Jess by Premier, imported by David Ncsbitt. This famous sire took many first prizesin Llelbourno and m sold tpMr'Town of N S W, for 117,5 guineas. Dam Darby, by Briton, that was placed first at the Melbourne Shpw in 1873, jind was soli) at 130 guinea*; the highest price over given for a colonial mare up to that timp, Very shortly after she was purchased by Messrs Fleming and Hedlcy and taken to New Zealand, When the marc was 14 yeart old sho was sent to Sydney and fetched 150 guineas

No Surrender's sire was time great horse King 'of Vanquishers, bred by Messrs Fleming anil Hcillcy, out of the celebrated brood maro Miss M'Cormick, now the property of Robert Jackson Esq, Cavo Valley j Bhe was also tlio dam of Maggie M'Cormick, which also took the champion from Heather Ml when only a yearling. When only three years, King of the Vanquishers was sold by Mr Daniel M'Gregur for 400 guineas; g sire Young Vanquisher, imported from Scotland by David Ncsbitt and well known as a great breeding sire both in Timaru and Oamaru districts, It will thus oe seen that this colt is come from the very best draught strains on both sides, No Surrender never left a show ground in N Z without a prize beating both colonial and lliiportod horses, and in one yep,r swept ovory : (lung frpni'Dinidilln tptjhmtgliiii.cli.' The Bi'rp of No Surrender is the rcr oped King of tlio Vanquishers) who took fir«t prize at Christ: church last .year, beating Dong's groat General Gordon and is now about fourteen years old. The King was bred by Messrs Fleming and Hcdlcy, out of their famous brood mare Miss M'Cormick, imported from Melbourne. Miss M'Cormick was purchased by the late David Ncsbitt from M'Cormick Bros, and was specially selected for licr breeding qualitiesthe correctness of that judgment has now been fully verified. Miss M'Cormick by Lincolnshire Ilero; gd by Black Champion. (See N Z »tal book,) Miss M'Cormick, OS N Z stud book, sire Sir William Wallace by Sir William Wallace, [O5l dain by Champion dam Miss M'Cormick 631; " Nil Desperandum, dam Darling by Young Ranter, (imported), No 1N Z S.l). bred by lir David Riddle, Kilbowic, Scotland, imported from Scotland by tho Hon M Holmes, per ship Jessie Redman, 1870, siro Banker (21 English Stud Book), by Admiral, (No 4 ESI1), dan] Nannie, by Rob Roy (714 K S B), g darn Jean, by Nimmo's Emperor, (82 N Z S11). linincro'r by Napoleon, (imported from Scot; hind and got by tho favoritp Clydesdale stallion Geordio Buchanan), Emperor's dam Nancy, imported from Scotland by tlio late John Nimino Esq, siro that grc.\t stallion known as the Garvcni horse, Geerdle Buchaußii and the Garvcni horse were the two best horses Scotland over saw, The following appeared in the NorthOtago Times report of tlio Oamaru Show, 18001 —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 Desperandum), For the sires produce stake four of the progeny of No Surrender and Awamoa came forward, foyq reprcsonfa{iycsi)feaoh| apd a, fjlly oj i?o #|lrrendcj won the prize. In (ho prize hat {of entire colt rjrio year old 'two entries from H j)[itchcll took Ist and 2nd prizes, both brothers of Nil Desperandum against the pick of New Zealand, "All carp and up. jdsjiopbjlity token with luaros. Terms |aj Groom's fceSs, payabloatsorvice. Strictly limited to 25 marcs. Apply to G. WATSON, on tho faun, Homebush, or THOMAS TODD, 022 Groom in Charge, J.N.BRUNTON, TAIIjOR.ETC, Note tho address—- ■ Hall-street, Mastemon, Next door to Mr A. J, IUWSGN'S