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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4821, 10 September 1894, Page 1

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I ti\o stand this sot ■*. .1 _ son in tli f "Wuirarapa District, J, the purebred Clydesdale Stallion Marquis of Salisbury, (By Lord Salisbury), Fov further particulars and terras BpplYtoW.ftßUlOK.Opatt i mO Stand this soason, at

Kunpuni.and to travel ,-ui! Wairarapa and Forty Bush for the convcnionce of breeders, tho OoaohKobin Hood, By St. Albans, out of a Trotting Mare Kollie; Nellie by Nottworth. Itobin flood stands 17 hands, with im. meoße muselo and strength, Good worker, aged 0 years. Terms as per agreement. For Further Particulars apply to A. JENSES, Kuripuni, Maiterton. j npO stand this EeaVJL son at Home Nbush, the purebred [Clydesdale Colt Renfrew Jook By Renfrew Joob, dam Queen Bess, rising three years, was bred by George Watson Esq,, Masterton, and is a beautiful bay and stands 16 hands high with immense power. He is compactly built with plenty of hair and bone of the right clean ilat kind with plenty of oilky hair on his legs, growiog in tho right place, banging straight from the knee to tho ground. His sire lieufrew Jock, imported from Victoria as a four-year-old stood seventeen - hands higii, was out of Boso by Cowden Lad (irapj who gained six Ist prizes brfore leaving Scotland and many Ist prizes in Victoria. Cowden Lad's sire was Old Scotchman, the property of Mr John Kerr Moi ton, dam Mr Eastin's (of Cowden) young prize mare Jean, by Prince Koyal, g.d. Blossom by Ben Lomond (imp). Renfrew Jock's sire was tho well known horse Renfrew (imp), who gained two first prizes as a year-old, 2 firsts as a two year old, When three years he competed at the Renfrewshire Exhibition of Stallions held at Paisley agivinstall horses, and was awarded tho Duke of Hamilton's premium of 30 sova, He gained the Champion Cup at Ballarat on the 13th September 1862, and has beaten every horse that has competed against him. Renfrew Jock gained first prize at Smeaton as a yearling and first as a two year-old at the same place. In 1874 he was imported to Hew Zealand and was placed second against all comers at Oainaru Show. In 1875 he reversed the order and was placed first in the aged class, and took the Champion Cup for the best entire on the ground. This performance he repeated in 187 C, In 1879 lie was first and ehampionat Timaru, After that he was sold to. the Geraldine Stud Company. His dam, Queen Bess, the property of G. Watson, Esq., is by that noted sire No Surrender, 107 N.Z.B. No Surrender is by that great stallion, King of tho Vanquisher, by Young Vanquisher (imp.) When-No Surrender was last shown ho was awardod the Hon, Ehodes' prizo, 15 guineas, at Timaru, and also tho Timaru A. &P, prizo of 5 guineas samoday, beating both colonial and imported horses, His name and famo has boon ringing al| oyer the Southern Homisphero to the last half dozen years, and on one occasion he sweptevery thingfrom Dunedin to Christchuroh, and it would be. useless to expatiate on his career.or to mention his success at the stud, and to note the famous gets that have sprung from him would bo superfluous, Queen Bess' dam is that popular Olydesdule mare Julia.theproperty of Aid. Dalglcish, Esq,, Oamaru, sire Scotland let, grand sire Prince of Wales imported from Scotland, dam Grey Gipsy, imported, In 1838, at Oamaru, Julia was third as a dry mare in a ling of eight splendid mores, nod in 1890 she gained second in another large ring gf really nice mares' the piok of the whole Oamaru district, this being the noted district in the whole Cain terbury Province for Clydesdale stock, Sho also was awardedon the same day the k,& P. Society's first prize as n mure, and two of her progeny. Queen Bess is an excellent model of a Clydesdale mare. She commenced her premier career as a yearling by takhjg first prize at Oamaru in a ring of 7 first blftsa fillies, when shown as a two-year-I old slio also gained (he red ticket at the eamo placo, she -was also awejded Ijrst at , Timaru and first at Waimato shows,' Thus showing Renfrew Jnck to bo descended from , tho best Clydesdalo blood in the vorld, and I also from tho greatest line of prize takers under the sun, these strains nave been especially selected for the breeding qualifies by the most successful breeders in the Mgthsr Gpuhtry, as well as the Colonies, that judgment has. bepn fully verified. Thuß Bhowing Renfrew Jock to be/flip most fash- ' ionably bred stallion that has ever been placed at the disposal of breeders in this district, and breeders should not miss such I a welcome horse. No better stallion stands " in New Zealand, and his podigree is unexf ceptional. He has beautiful action, an ox- • cellent temper, and a strong sound consti- ■ tjjtion. Renfrew Jock took first prizo as a 1 ycarlfng, pd also first as a two-year-old 8 against the piok of (he South Island. He 8 will bo limited to' 25 mares, Evpryoaro 1 taken but no responsibility.' Terms, £4, 1 payable on Ist January, 1895. ' ' . ■•■■■ JOHN MAXWELL, Proprietor, Homebash, ,