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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3639, 15 October 1890, Page 4

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. mHE splendid Clydesdale GLENGARKIE, by Rob Roy out of R. Cuckburn's maro Darling, winch took first .priai at tho Wairnrapa Pastoral Show-Darling by Prinoo Charlie- mm four yoaia, with wonderfully flno bono, muscle, symetry, .andtemper, will stand this season at Mastcrton and Opaki. For terms and further patticulara apply to W. MILLER THE THOROUGHBRED STAULON LOBD MANDEVJCJLL.E WILL Stand at owner's stables this season for a limited number of mares only. Tebjk-5 guineas cash, Paddocking free. .' N.8.-Brecdcra aro requested to apply early, asnumfaor will be STRICT! V LIMITED. Particulars on application to W. NEILL, Owner. TO stand tins season m tho Wanarapa the thoroughbred stallion FOKESTEK.. . Forester is a dark chestnut standing 16 hands 2 inches, sire, Furiri, dam, Gossip. Forester's performances are so well-known to the Wnirnrapa breeders that further rofcrenco is not necessary, TEKMS-4E6, payablo by IV N, dud. Ist January ISIU, two or more marcs lis $m agreement, Groomoge fee ss. ■-. '•»." , For further partictdars'anply to ALBERT LYFORD, Owner' or Groom in clia mo STAND THIB SEASON, AT THE - 1 - OWNER'S STABLES, RIVER ROAD, MASTERTON, THE GRAND ROADSTER STALLION THE SQUIRE, Bred by tho lato John Morrison, Esq, Ho was by Voltigucr, dom Nelly, by Ciimeiras, dam Dolly, by Figaro, Yoltigncr, by King Cole, damFoaella, by Fisherman, dam Rose de Florence, by tho Flying Dutchman, ThoSquirc is an iron gray of great substanco and good action, four years old, stands 15 hands % ins. high, line temper, good sound feet with flat bone, (which arc indi'pcnsibte in a road hack). Ho lias a good head and neck, with short back and fine quarters and is in every way calcuktd (by one of the best Judges in tho district) to improve the brecdof saddle and harness horses. Breeders will do well tj have ft took at tho 1 Squire before promising their marcs to other i horses,

.Twins—i 3 per mate, two or more a pei agreement, payable by P.N., due on the lit day of January ISM, signrd at first service, groom's fee Sspayablo first t me of serving* E. J. BAKER, MM (lirnw. E EN Tl BE HOUSE HfißO, WILL travel Mastorton, [Carterton, and surrounding district this Mastertoii.—W. Noill's Stables every Friday and Saturday. Ureytown every Tuesday. Remainder of week at Ownor's Stables, Carterton. For further particulars, pedigree, W HERCOCK, Owns < ] '0 stand this season at Momebu &h - 1 - ton, the celebrated Stallion NIL DESPMKANDCJM, NIL DESFERANDUM is a black colt with first class action, rising three years old, llij hands high, 13 inches below the knee, 31 inches round the nrm, and 7ft li inches in girth. Ho is beyond doubt tho best bred colt Standing in New Zealand! possessing more bone and hair than any horse of his age in the North or South Islamlß, and admitted at last show by competent judges to bo tho class of horse which has long been wanted to improve the draught stock of this district. Nil Dcspernndum has been exhibited at 5 of the principal shows inN Z, and from large rings Iras secured four first and ouo second prizes. He is a massive animal, with immense bono of the finest quality, abundant hair, and perfect symmetry united with great power. He combines some of the best strains of Clydesdale blood in the world, mid ho Ins been generally admired wherovcr exhibited. His sire is the celebrated horso No Surrender, (scoNZS 1)107). No Surrender is out of that great brood r,,„,„17,, m0 „' r,„ lILJ™ nl Snrilteluilllr. that was a champion horse at Oamaru when only two years old, King of tho King, and tho most promising of colts tho Farmers' Lad), Formers' Lass was by Muir Lad inported (71 N Z 8B) sire l'ridc of Scotland, dam Jess by Premier, imported by David Ncsbitt. This famous sire took many first prizesin Melbourne and m sold to Mr Town of N S W, for 1175 guineas. Dam Darby, by Briton, that was placed first nt the Melbourne Show in 1873, and was sold at 130 guineas J the highest price over given for a colonial maro up to that time Very shortly after sho was purchased by Messrs UUmiiw 0r,,l TTnlWnml to&m in Now 7,m. land, .When the mare was 14 years old sho was'sent to. Sydney and fetched lijO guineas atauctioni ':'*-- ■■•

Ko Surrender 8 sire was that great horse if- eiTv ia L-...1 1.. and Hcilley,' out of the celebrated brood maro Miss Bl'Coraiick, now tho property of Robert Jacksbn.Esq, Cavo Valley; blio was also the dam of.Maggio ■ H'Cormick, which also took tho champion from Heather Bell when only a jfcarliiifc WJien only three ycara. King 6Mha Vanquishers was sold by Mr Daniel M Gfejjor for 450 guineas; g-siro Young Vanmushc'r, impoitcil.fr'qm Rcotuihdby David Kcsbitt? and Well known as a"groat breeding siro.-both In-Timarua'ndOamaru districts. It will thus bo seen that tins colt is,'come from tho very best draughtstrains ottWth'siilcß, > No Surrender nover.left,ftshow ground in NZ without a'.priM.b&liiighothcolonial and imported liorsesVandlnVrieycar swept everything fromiWn'edlii to Cli'ristohurch.' Thosirc of Ko Surrender iß : th6rer.6whcd King of the Vanquisher) who'tobltftt't'prlio at Christchurch last y'.cijr) beating Boitg'a great General Gordon and Ib'iiow about fourteen years old. The King was bred, by Messrs Fleming and Hedlcy, out of their-fomousbroodmare Miss M'Connick, imported from Melbourne. Misß M'Cormick was purchased by,;tho late David Ncsbitt from M'Oormick'Bros, and wa« specially selected for her breeding qualities—the correctness of that judgment has now been fiilly voriikd, Jlins M'Corinick by Lincolnshire Hero; gd by Black Champion. (See N Z st,td book.) Miss M'Cormick, OS N Z stud book, sire Sir William Wallace bv Sir William Wallace, [9s], dam by Champion dam Miss M'Cormitk D3J. .:i% : -i NilDespcrandum, dam Darling by toting Banker, (imported), No 1N ZS B, bred by Mr David Riddle, Kiibowic, Scotland, imported from Scotland by the Hon M Holmes, per ship Jessie Redman, 187(1, siro Banker (21 English Stud Book), by Admiral,. (No 4 ESB), dam Nannie, by Rob Roy (714 E S B), g dam Jean, by Nimmo's, Emperor. (82 NZ S B), Emperor by NapoUn, (imported from ScotJ land and got by tho favorite Clydesdale stallion Gcoriio Buchanan), Emperor's dom Nancy, imported from Scotland by the Into John Nimmo Esq, siro that gre.it stallion known as the Garvcni horse. Gcerdie Buchanen and the Garveni horse woro thotwo best horses Scotland over saw, Tho following appeared in tho North Otago Times report of: he Oamaru Show, 1890: -JChcre was nn exceptionally grand lot of 2 year old filliw, of theso Mr'H Mitchell's No. Surrender filly was chosen for a place," (This filly is full sister to Nil Pesperandum). For the sires produce stake four of the progeny of No Surrender and Awamoa came forward, two representatives of each, and n filly of No Snrrcndci won the ptizo, In tho prize list for entire colt one year oldlwo- H Mitchell took Ist and 2nd prizes, toft brothers of Nil Dcsperandum against .the pick cf.'New Zealand, ' ( ' "••■ :.'■'' 411 care and np" rispomibilitftakeri with rnaros.

Terms ffi; Groom sfcc us, payableatservice, Strictly limited to 25 mures,, Apply to • Q.IVATSQS,' ,v'|: on the farnvfiouubnsh, ■•'' orffHOSUSTODp,' ' 022 Groom in Clirtrge,' ■0 stand tluc setson in tlio Wnrrarapa District, tlio thoroughbred-Imported Stallion. ; . r- r .,. ; ;«/:... PRAIRIE BIRD, Traino Bird was bml|by Mr Dixon Uarncß, Bothurst. rrairio Bird -vide Now Zealand Stud Book, Grcyskin, Dam Lady Emily, Lady Emily by Will Tell, imported, dam Speck by Speculation, imp, dam Miss Whisker by Whisker, imp, Grcyskin by Yattcnd"ii, by Sir Hercules, imp M dam Espcrencc by Glaucus, Arab, imp, dam Blue lioll by Gehenna son of Eouso Ernigrapl/imp; dam Quadroon by Mulatto, imp,, i English marc, As will bo seen from tlio above pedigree Prairie Bird has a grand mixture of the famous Touchstone, Whalebone, ■■ Waxy and l'hilo-dti-l'uta bloods. Prairie Bird will travel from Master ton to Tinui. Tcririß—£3 per marc, all fees to be payabloon first service, by P.N., ducCth January, ISOljovcry raro of mates will bo taken, hut no responsibility; two of more marcs as per agreementj groomago fcp" Th. to bo paid at first service; good paddocks freo qfcharge until marcs are stinted, of which duo liqtico will bo given) Js wi|l bo cliaßcJ for pail; docking after, " For further particulars apply to! P. CARK, In Ore Ore, mtlE COACHING STALLION Will stand this season at tlio omm't paddock, Muiuwillo. G GUNDEUSON, 101!) Jlwricovllle,