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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3669, 22 November 1890, Page 4

1 g k I t I b li t i i, D 9 3 a D ] THE TH OROU.H HBRE D STALLIOI IiOJRD MiA-NDEVXIiIjIi WILL Stand at owner's stables thi season for a limited number c mares only, - • Tehms—s guineas cash.' Paddookin Be, .■ N.B.— Breeders are requested to appl aarly, as number will be STRIOTL' LIMITED. Particulars on application to ff. KEILL, Owner. Jo stand this season in the Wairarn tho Thoronglibred stallion FOUESTEJLi. Forester is a dark ohestnut standing] lianas 2 inches, sire, Puriri, dam, Gossip, _ ForeaterV performances are so woll-knon in tho Waimrapa breeders that fuittii reference is not necessary, ■ TERMS—£o, payable by F, N, duo 1 Mary ISM, two or mora mares as p reemont, Groomage feo Os, For further particulars apply to ALBERT LYFORD, • . Owner, •or Groom in charge rpO STAND THIS SEASON, AT TH 7" OWNER'S STABLES, RIVER ROAI MASTKRTON, THE GRAND ROADSTE i STALLION THE SQUIRE, Bred by the lata John Morrison. Esq. Ho wi by Voltiguer, dam Nelly; by Cliinenas, da Dolly, by Figaro, Voltiguer, by King Col dam-'Feaellaj by Fisherman, dam Rose i Florence, by tho Flying Dutchman, TheEqui is an iron gray of great substance and got action, four years old, staiids 15 hands 2} in high, fine temper, good sound feet 'with ft bone* (which aro iiidi'ponsiblein a road liacli Ho has a good head and neck, with short bai ond fine quarters and is in every way calculai (by one of the best Judges in tho district) improve the breed of saddlo and harness horfic Breeders will do well ta have a look at tl Squiro beforo promising their marcs to oth horses. Terms—£3 per more, two or moro a p agreement, payable by l'.N., duo on the 1 day of January 1801, signed at first servic groom's fee Cs payable first t me of serving, R, J, BAKER, oOO!) ' Owner, TO stand this season at Homebusli.M tvit! 011 ' " 10 Crated Stallion NIL DESPERA.NDUM NIL DESPERANDUM is a black colt wi .nrst class action, rising three years old, I hands lugh, 13 inolios below tho knee, 31 inoh round the arm, and 7ftG inches in girth. I -- . " wuhuv tuv ueou UU'U UUlu Btituuiug New Zealand, posfcsslug moro bone and hi than any horse of his age in the North aoutli Islands, and admitted at Inst show 1 coninotont judges to bo .tho class of hor winch has long been wanted to improvo tl draught stock of this district. k ® e, ) 10 » B dum has been exhibited 6 of tho principal shows inN Z, and from lar rings has secured four first and one secoi prizes. He is a massive animal, with immcu bono of the finest quality, abundant liair, ai perfect symmetiy united with great powt Ho combines some of the best strains Clydesdale blood in the world,' and lie h been generally admired wherovor exhibite His sire is the celebrated horse No Sitrrendo (seo N 5! S B107), No Surrender is out of that great broi maro Farmers' Lass (tho dam of Springkn that was a champion korso at Otvniaru win only two years old, King of fte Ring, and tl mm promising of pplfj the Farmers'Lail | Wets Lass was by Mnir lad inportcd (! N % S B) sire Prido of Scotland, dam Jess 1 Premier, imported by David Acsbilt, Tli and was sold to Mr Town of N S W, for 111 guineaß. Dam Darby, by Briton, that wi placed first at the Melbourne Show in 187 and was sold at 130 guineas; tho highest prii ever givon for a colonial maro up to the* Hem!n» 8,16 lv " purchased by Mess o «"u acdloy and token to Now Ze land. When the maro was 11 years old si was sent to Sydney and fetched 160 guina at auction, ' No Surrender's sire was that great hori King of Vanquishers, bred by Messrs Flcmii and Hcdley, out of tho cclcbratcd brood mai Miss M'Corinick, now tho property of Robe Jackson Valley; slio was also tl dam of Maggie M'Cormick, which also to the champion-from Heather Bell when only yearling. When only three years, King of tl Vanquishers was sold by Mr Daniel for 450 guineas; g sire Young Vanquishe imported from Scotland by David Ncsbit and well known as a great breeding siro bol in Timaru and Oamaru districts, It will thi Do seen that this colt is come from the vol best draught strains on both sides. No Surrender never loft a show ground i N Z without a prize beating both colonial an imported horses, and in ono year swept over thing from Duncdin to Christcliurch. Thosii of No Surrender is thorn owned King of tl Vanquishers) who took fir«t prizo at Chris WopiiMiioiv about fourteen yearn oli Tho King was bred by Messrs Fleming or Hedicy, out of their famous brood maro Mi M'Cormick, imported from Melbourne. Mi M'Cormick was purchased by tho lato Dav Ncsbitt from M'Cormick Bros, and wi the correctness of that judgment has now bci fully verified. Miss M'Cormick by Lincolnshi Hero | g d by Black Champion. (Sep N g s(i book,) " 'm JJ'Oovmlck, 08 N ij stud book, sire S WiUmtn Wallace by Sir William Wallac 051, dam by Champion dam Miss M'Cormii NilDespcrandum, dam Darling by Youi Banker, (imported), No 1N ZS B, bred by J David Riddle, Kilbowie, Scotland, importi from Scotland by the Hon M Holmes, pi ship Jessio Redman, 1870, sire Banker II English Stud Book), by Admiral, (No 4ESI3 dam Nannie, by Rob Roy (714 E S B), g da Jean, by Nimmo's Emperor. (82NZS B Emperor by Napoleon, (imported from Sco land and got by tho favorite Clydcsda stallion Geordie Buchanan), Emperor's dai Nancy, Scotland by the lal John Nimmo Esq, siro that groat stallio known as tho Garvcni borac ( CiDord Buchanan and tho Gorvcni |iprea were the tw best horses Scotland may/. bj tho NortliOta Times rcpqrt of he Oamoru Show, 1800 rrThere was an exceptionally grand lot of year old fllllet, of these Mr H Mitchell's N Surrender filly was chosen for a place." (Th filly is full sister to Nil Dcspcrandum), Fc the sires produce stake four of the progeny c No Surrender and Awamoa came forward, tw representatives of each, and a Ally of H Surrcndci won tho prize, In tho prizo list fe entire colt one year old two entries from 1 Mitchell took Ist and 3nd prises, hoth brother of Nil Pesnorandnm against the pick of Nei %latldi AH care and no responsibility takei with mares. Terms foj Groom's feo ss, payabloatservicc Strictly limited to 25 mores, Apply to G. WATSON, on the farm, Homebush, or THOMAS TODD, Groom in Charge. '|'o®toua this season in tho "Wairaraps ...District, tho thoroughbred Imported Stallion, prairie bird. rrairio Bird was t>red'by Uf Dixon Carnes, Eathufst, Prairio Bifd yido New Zealand S|i|d Book, Greyskin, Dam La<l> Emily, Lady Emily by Will Tell, imported, dam Speck by Speculation, imp, dam Hit! Whisker by Whisker, imp., Greyskin bj Yattcndon, by Sir Hcroules, imp,, dam Esperenco by Glaucus, Arab, imp, dam Blue Bell by Gehenna son of Rouse Emigrant, imp, dam Quadroon bv Mulatto, imp,, English mare. As will bo seen from tho above pedigree Prairie Bird has a grand mixture of tho famous Touchstone, 'Whalebone, Waxy nnd Philp-da-I'uta bloods. Prairie Bird will travel from Mastcrton to Tinui, Tcrniß-JKI per maro, all fees to bo payable on first service, by P.N., Mflioyeiy paje of'-inarftf will to'taken', hut no responsibility; two or more marcs as per —iemo#tj groomago foe si, to bo paid at servicoj good paddocks frco of charge until mares are stinted, of which due notice will bo given; 2s will be charged for padlooking after, Far further particulars apply to P. OARK, . Ie Or; Cro. r |HB COACHING STALLION KEaip, Vill stand this soason at the owner'i tables, Mauricnnllo. Miiuricoville,