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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3655, 6 November 1890, Page 3

THE THOBOUGHBKED STALLION LOBD MA.NDEV{LLE WILL Stand at owner's alablea this season for a limited uumbor of mares only, Terms—s guineas cash, Paddocking free. N,8,-Breeders are requested to apply early, asnuinbor will bo STRICTLY LIMITED. Particulars on application to W.NEILL, Owner.' to stand tliis season in tlio AVnirarnpa tho Thoroughbred stallion FORESTEK, Forester is a dark chestnut standing 10 hands 2 incites, sire, l'miri, dam, Gossip. Forester's performances arc so woll-known in tho Wnirarapa breeders that further rcfcronco is not ueccssnry. TERMS—£3, payable by r. N, duo let anuary 1801, two or moro marcs as per JrcoMit, Groomage fco Os, ngFor further particular! apply to ALBERT LYFORD, Owner, ■ or Giooin in chargo mo STAND THIS SIJASON, AT TIIK x " OWNER'S STABLES, BIVEIUtOAD, MASTERTON/ THIS GRAND KOADJjTKi' STALLION THE Bred by the lato John Morrison,'Esq. lie was by Voltigucr, dam Nelly, by Clinienw, dim Dolly, by Figaro, Yolligncr, liy King Coie,' dam Fer.clla, by Fisherman, dam Rose do Florence, by tho Flying Dutchman. ThoSquiro is an iron gray of great substance and good action, four years old, stands lo hands 2J ins, higli, line temper, good sound feet with Hat bone, (which aro indi«pcnsiblc in a road hack). Ho has n good head and neck, with short back and fine iiuiu'ters and is in every way calculatd jby ono of the best Judges in tlio district), to iinprovctho breed of saddle and harness horses, Breeders will do well to have a look at tlio Squiro before promising their mares to other horses, Terms—£'3 per mare, two or moro a per agreement, payable by I'.N., duo on tho Ist day of January 18SI1, signed at first service, groom's fco 0s payable first t mo of- serving. R. J, BAKER, oCM Owner.

THE ENTIRE HORSE l-Ii3RO, ILL travel Mastertor., -Carterton, and surrounding district .this season. Masterton.—W, Noill's Stables every I'riday and Saturday. Groytoivii overy Tuesday, Remainder of week at Owner's Stables, Cartorton. For further particulars, pedigroo, iic, W. HERCOCK Owner,

TO stand this season nt Homebush,Master- -*- ton, the celebrated Stallion NIL DESPKRANDOM, NIL DKSPERANDUM is a block colt with Brat class action, rising three ycais old, ICJ hands high, 13 inches below the knee, 31 inches round the arm, mid 7ft (i incites in girth, Ho is beyond doubt the best bred colt standing in New Zealand, poseessing more bone and hair than any horse of his age in the North or South Islands, and admitted nt last show by competent judges to bo the class of horso which has long been wonted to improve the draught slock of this district. Nil Despcrnndum has been exhibited at o of the principal shows in N Z, and from large rings has secured four first and ono second prizes. He is n massive animal, with immense bono of the finest quality, abundant hair, ami perfect symmetry united with great power. He combines somo of the best strains of Clydesdale blood in the world, and lie has been generally admired wherever exhibited. His sire is the celebrated horso No Surrender, (see N Z S B197). No Surrender is out of that great , brood mare Farmers' lass (the dam of Sprittgbank, that was a champion horso at Oamoru when only two years old, King of the King, and the most promising of colts the Farmers' Lad). Farmers' lass was by Muir Lad inportcd (71 NZ SB) sire I'rido of Scotland, dam Jess by Premier, imported by David Mitt. This famous Biro took mnny first prizesin Melbourne and to sold to Mr Town of N S W, for llfo guinoas> Dam Darby, by Briton, that was placed first at the Melbourne Show in 1873, and was sold at 130 guineas; the highest prico ever given for a colonial marc «p to that time. oryshortly after sho was purchased by Messrs Fleming and Uedley and taken to Now Zealand. When the marc was 14 yean old sho was sent to Sydney and fetched 150 guinea) at auction. No Surrender's sire was that great horse King of Vanquishers, bred by Messrs Fleming and Hcdlcy, out of the celebrated brood mare Miss M'Cormick, now the property of Robert Jackson Esq, Cavo Valley; she was also tho dam of Maggie M'Cormick, which nisi < ook the champion from Heather Bell when only a yearling. When only three years, King of tho Vanquishers was sold by Mr Daniel M'Grcgor for 450 guiueas; g siro 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 Oo seen that this colt is come from tho very best draught strains on both sides.

No Surrender never left a slum' ground in N Z without a prize beating both colonial ami imported horses, and in ono year swept everything from Duncdin to Christchurch. Thosire of No Surrender is thorer owned King of the Vanquishers) who took lir«t prizo at Christchurch Inst year, beating Bong's great General Gordon ami is now about fourteen years old. The King was bred by Messrs Fleming and He d Icy, out of their famous brood marc Miss M'Cormick, imported from Melbourne. Miss M'Cormick was purchased by the late David Ncsbitt from M'Cormick Jros, and wan specially (elected for lier breeding qualities—tlio correctness of that judgment has now been folly verified. Miss M'Cormick by Lincolnshire Hero ; g d by Black Champion, (See N Z stad book.) Miss M'Cormick, 98 N Z stud book, sire Sir William Wallace by Sir IVilliam Wallace, rOdl, dam by Champion dam Miss M'Cormick 's3], NilDcsperandum, dam Darling by Young Banker, (imported), No 1N Z S IS, bred by Mr David Riddle, Kilbowie, Scotland, imported from Scotland by the Hon M Holir.es,""pev ship Jessio Redman, 1870, tiro Banker (21 Misli'Stud Book), by Admiral, (No 4ESB), dam Nannie, by Rob Roy (714 E S B), g dam Jean, by Nimmo'a Emperor. (82 NZ S B), Emperor by Napoleon, (imported from Scot land and got by the favorite Clydesdale stallion Goordio Buchanan), Emperor's dam Nancy, imported from Scotland by the late, John Nimmo Esq, siro that groit stallio'n known as tlio Garrcni liorsc, Qeordje Buchanan and tl|c Gafvciii horao wcro tlio two [s£ liorscj'Tfcotla'nd ever saw. Tho following appeared in tlio NorthOtago Times report of he Oamaru Show,. 1880: —There wos an exceptionally grand lot of 2 year old fillies, of these Mr H Mitchell's No Surrender filly was chosen for a plocc," (This filly is full sister to Nil Despernmlum). For the sires produce stake four of the progeny oj No Surrender and Awamon capie forward, twj representatives of each, nud A filly of No, Siirrendei iyon tlle'prizc. In tho prizo list for ciftiro colt one year old two entries from li Mitchell took 1 st nnd 2nd prizes, both brotlurs of Nil Dcspcranduin against tho pick of Now Zealand. ,-Allcaro and no lvsjioiisibility taken with marcs. Terms £o; Groom's feeCs, payable ntsorvico, Strictly limited to 25 ninrcs, Apply to ' G. WATSON, on the farm, Homebush, or THOMAS TODD, 022 ■ Groom in Charge. 1110 stand tni« scison in tlio Woiprapa J- District, tho thovopglibrcd Imported Stallion. 1 PRAIRIE BIRD. l'rairic Bird was bred by Mr Dixon Cnrnes, Bathurst. l'rairio Bird viilo New Zealand Stud Book, Grcyskin, Dam Lad) Emily, Lady Emily by Will Tell, imported, dam Speck by Speculation, imp, dam Miss Whisker by Whisker, imp., Grcyskin by Yattendui, by Sir ilcrfiiles, imp., dam .Espcrcnce by'Glnucus, Arab, imp, dam Blue Bell by Gehenna son of Rouse Emigrant, imp, i]ain Quadroon by Mulatto, ; English jitare, ' 'As will be seen froni tho nbove pedigree l'rairie Bird lias a grand mixture of tho famous Touchstone, Whalebone, Waxy arid I'hiMa-l'ula bloods, Prairie Bird will irjvel from Mastorton to Tinni, Terms-£3 pe; marc, all fees to be payablo ou first service, by l'.N„ due Oth January, 1891; every care of marcs will bo taken, but no rcipbimbilityi two or uioro mnrcs as per agreement; grooinagofco fij, to be paid at first service; good paddocks frco of cliargo until marcs arc stinted, of which duo notice will bo given; 23 will bo charged for paddocking after, ' „ ' For further particulars apply to) ' P. CARIi, • < [ le Ore Oro, rjIHE COACHING STALLION ' KEMP Will Btftiul tliia sooßon.at- tho owner's liiidJock,' Wauricnnlle. ! ,G GUNDERSON, . ' " Maurioevillo.