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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3631, 13 November 1890, Page 4

THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION L QB,D MANDEVUjIjE WILL Stand at owner's stables this season for a limited numbor of mares only, ; ■:■>■■■■ .'; „ Tebms-5 guinoEts cash. Faddooking free, "•B,—Breeders are requested toapply °M'y, as number will be STRICTLY LIMITED, Particulars oil application to ■ ; ; ' : ; .- ... W.NEILL,' - / Owner. to stand this 6oason in tho Woirarapa tho Thoroughbred stallion lOBESTEK, Forester is a dark chestnut standing 10 liamtg 2 inches, siro,-Purlri, <lnm, Gossip, .. ■ Forester's performances ore so well-known In' tho ;Wairnrni>a breeders that, futthci reference is not necessary. ITERMS-£o, payable by r.N. duo Ist J Ununry 18IU, two or mora mares as per jtcoment, Groomage fco 6b. ' ' ' gFor further particulars apply to ALBERT LYFORD, Owner, ..-''..' .or Groom in charge x OWNER'S STABLES, GIVER ROAD, MASTERTON, THE GRAND ROADSTER STALLION THE SQUIRE, Bred by tho lato Jobh Morrison, Esq. He was by Vpltiguer, dam Nolly,'by Olimenas, dam Dolly, by Figaro, Voltiguer, by King Colo, dnii! Fcr.clla, by Fisherman, (torn ltoso de Florence, by the Flying Dutchman. TheSqniro is an iron gray of great substanco and good action, four years old, stands 15 bauds 2J ins. high, line temper, good sound feet with Hat boiie,. (which oro imli«pcnsiblo in a road hack). Ho has a good head and neck, with short back and lino quarters andis,incvery way calculatd (by one of the best Judges in tho district) to improve tho brecdof saddle and harness horses. Breeders will do'well t? have a look at the Squire before promising their marcs to other horses, \ Terms—£3 per mare, two or more a per agreement,'psyablo by I'.N,, due on tho Ist day of January 1691. signed at first service, groom's feo 5s payable first t .mo of serving, : R. J. BAKER, oGOO Owner. TO stand this season at Homcbusli.Mostcr- * ton, the celebrated Stallion JML DESPEKANDCM, NIL DESPERANDUM is a black colt with erst class action, rising three years old, ICJ round the arm, and7ftb' inchesingirth. He is beyond doubt tho best bred colt standing in New Zealand, poseessing more bone and hair tliananyliorsoofhisago in tho North or South Islands, and admitted at last show by competent judges to bo tho class of horse which has long been wonted to Improvo the draught stock of this district. Nil Dcsperandum has been exhibited at 5 of the principal shows in N Z, and from large rings lias secured four first and ono second prizes, Ho is a massive animal, with immense bono of tho finest quality, abundant hair, and perfect symmetry united with great power, He combines some of the best Btrolns of Olydcsdalobloodlnthoworld, and lie Ins been generally admired wherover exhibited. His sirois tho celebrated horso No Surrender, (seoNZSBW). .; No Surrender is out of that great brood maro Farmers' Lass (tho dam of Springbank, that was a champion horse at Oam'aru whon : only two years old, King of tho Ring, and tho most promising of colts the Formers' Lad). Farmers' Lass was by Muir Lad inported (71 NZ SB) sire Pridoof Scotland, dam Jess by Premier, imported by David ftcsbitt. This famop sire took miiny first prizesin Molbonmo and was sold to Mr Town of N S W, for 1175 guineas, Dam Darby, by Briton, that was placed - first at the Melbourne Show in 1873, and was Bold at 130 guineas; thehighost price ever given for a colonial maro up to that time, ci jshoi tly after sho was purchased by Messrs Fleming and Hcdley and taken to Now Zealand. When tho maro was 14 years old she was sent to Sydney and fetched 150 guineas at auction. No Surrender's sire was that great horso King of Vanquishers, bred by Messrs Fleming and Hedley, out of tho celebrated brood mare Miss M'Oormick, now tho propcrty'of Robert Jackson Esq, Cave Valley j sho was also tho dam of Maggie M'Oormick, \yhlch also to k the champion from Heather Bell when only a yearling. When only three years, King of the Vanquishers was sold by Mr Daniel M'Gregor for4soguineas; g siro Young Vnnmusjier, jmppi'te'd frofij 'Scotland by David rfesbitt anil well known as a great breeding siro both in TimaruandOamaru districts, It will thus oo 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 pvizo beating both colonial and imported horses, and in ono year swept ovcrv- !!.:-„ I TV.....V.. 1. ni.J.i.l 1. no., .i' of No Surrender is tho rcr owned King of tho Vanquishers) who took ilr«fc prizo 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 maro Miss M'.Cormick, imported from Melbourne. Miss M'Cormick was purchased by tho lato David Ncsbitt from M'Oormick Bros, and was specially selected for her breeding qualitigstiio correctness of fbat jiulgmcpt juufnow been folly yijiiei|,'Miss M'Cortpivlihy Lincolnshire Hero; gd by Biack Champion, (See N Z stud book,) ■ Miss M'Cormiok, 08 N Zlitd book sire Sir William Wallaco hy Sir William Wallace, OKI J»mUfil,™,,l,n ,1„,„ Mi™ Ulfl.~,M, MJ, Nil Dcsperandum, dam Darling by Young Banker, (imported), No 1N ZS B, bred by Mr David Riddle, Kilbowie, Scotland, imported , from Scotland by tho Hon M Holmes, per ship Jessio Redman, 1870, siro liankor (24 English Stud Book),- by Admiral, (No 4ESB), dam Nannie, by Rob Roy (714 K S B), g dam Jean, by Nimmo's Emperor, (82NZS B), Emperor by Napoleon, (imported from Scot land and got by tho favorito Clydesdale stallion Geordio Buchanan), Emperor's dam Nancy, imported from Scotland by tho lato John Nimmo Esq, sire that atijUJon knowp as tho Gavycnj' korsp.' fieordic Bup|iapep and the Garyeni horse were tliotwo best hors'cß Scotland ever sow. ' 'The following appeared in tho NorlhOtago; Times report of ho Oamaru Show,' 181)0] -Thcro was an ojicpptjonally grand lot, of 2 year old (llllei, of these Mr H JlitolioH's No Surrender filly was chosen for aplaco." (This filly is full sister to Nil Desporaudum), For the sires produco Btako four of the progeny of No Surrender and Awamoa come forward '• representatives of each, ai"" . «,. J „ Surrcndciwo«* v • ->> » nly of No oiupiici .- «iO prize. In tho prizo list for entire colt ono year old two entries from H Mitchell took I st and 2nd prizes, both brothers of Nil Dcsperandum against the pick of New Miami.. AH'ciro ,0)1(1 no responsibility taken with inaros. > Terms £s;,Groom's fee ss, payabloatscrvicc, Strictly limited to 25 marcs, Apply to G, WATSON, on the farm, Homcbush, or THOMAS TODD, 22 Groom in Choree. District, tho thoroughbred Imported Stallion. . PRAIKIE BIRD. Tiaiiio Bird was brcd'by Mr Dixon (Jarncs, Bothurst, Promo Bird-vido New Zcalaud Stud Book, Gicyekii), Dam Lad) Emily, Lady Emily by Will Tell, imported, dam Speck, by . Speculation, imp, dam Miss Whisker by'Whiskeiy imp, Grcjßkin by Yattcndm, by Sir Hercules, imp., dam Esporcnco'by Glaucus, Arab, imp, dam Blue 801 l by Gehonna son of Rouse Emigrant, imp, dam Quadroon by Mulatto, imp,, English marc. .As will no seen from tho ooovo pedigree Prairio Bird has a grand mixture of tho famous Touchstone, Whalebone, Waxy and Fhilo-da-I'nta bloods, Prairie Bird mil travel from Masterton to Tinui. Tcrms-£3 per mare, all fees to be payable on first service. by P.N,, duo Gth January, 1891; every coro of' marcs mil bo taken, but no responsibility; two or more marcs as per agreement; groomage fee In, to bo, paid at first service; rgood paddocks freo of charge until mares aro stinted, of which duo notice will bo given; 2s will bo oharged for paddocking after, ' '■ ' ' For further particulars apply to [ P. CARK, J Te Ore Ore. mOE COACHING STALLION Will stand tb's season at the owner's noaville, CKiUNDERSOJJ, . Maurioeville, •