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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 48367, 28 September 1894, Page 3

npO • stand tbis ? season at To Oro Ore 'li : ''(Thompson's'llstato) tbo i jiurebrod Clydesdale Stallion ... / • : Dul<o of Argylc. His sire is thegreatktog of atailionß /'Young Banker "and his data" Blossom" by the fainoushorep.;': YoungHero.'!,vStocfci by Ihe Dako were shown last year at: Christohurch, Bangiora ewd Couttnby Shows taking first honors in .eveiy . bias's for. .which they were entered. At Auckland in the same year, a three-year-old filly by this horse was. firslin h<r class and. Champion of tho Yardi For farther paitidulara apply ; it, mloox, . . ' . : Te Ore Ore. trnO stand this seaiJ- . son at. Home p Ure |, re( i ... Clydesdale Colt, : : Kenirow ' Jlook By Henfretv Jock,/dam Queen Bess, rising three years, was bred by George Watson Esq., Mastertori, and is a beautiful bay and stands 1G bands high with immense power. Ho is compactly built with plenty of hair and bone of the right clean fiat kind with plenty of oilky hair on his legs, growing in the tight place, hanging'straight from the knee to iho ground. His sire Eenfrow Jock, imported from Viotoria as a four-year-old stood seventeen 'hands .high, was''.out,'' of Boso by Cowden Lad (imp) 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 Moiton, darn Mr Eastin's. (of (jowden) youtig prize mate Jaw, byPrmdi Hoyal, g.d. Blossom by Ben Lomond (imp). Renfrew Jock's siro was the well mown horso lltnfrew (imp), who gained two first prizes as a year-old, 2 fusts as a two year old.. When three yews he competed at the Renfrewshire Exhibition of Stallions held at Paisley against all horses, and was . awarded tlie'Duke of Hamilton's premium of 30 suvs. He gainod the Champion Cup at Marat on the 13th Sopto -jbc-r 18G3, andhasbeaton every horse that has competed against him. Kentrew Jctk gained first prizo at Smcaton as a yearliog and first as a two year-old at the same place. In 1874 ho was imported toliew Zealand ..and wasplaced second against all comers at .Oamaru Show. In 1875 he rovoraed the order and was placed first in the aged olass, atd toekthe'Ulia npion Cap for the best cntireon the ground, This performance ho repeated in 1876. In 1879 he was first and champion at Tirnaru, After that be was sold to the (Jeraldine Stud Company. His dam, Queen Bess, the property of G, Watson, Esq:, is by that noted sire No Surrender, M' 7 N.Z.li; No Surrender is-by that great stallion, Kiog of tho Vanquisher, 1 by%ung. Vawjuither (imp.) When No Surrender was last shown he waiawardel the Bon, Rhodes' prize, lo guineas, af Timaru, and also tbo Timaru A. &P. prizo of 5 guineas same day, beating both colonial and impoited horses. His name and fame has bcon ringing all over the Southern , Hemisphere foi tho la-thnlf dozeu year?, , and on ono occasion he svveptevery lliiogfrom Duncdiu to Christchuroh, and it would be use'ess to expatiate on his career,or to mentioii his success at the stud, and to note tho lamous gets that have sprung from him would be superfluous, Queen bess' dam is that popular Clydesdale mare Julia,the property of Aid. Dalgleish, Esq., Oamaru, sira Scotland let, grand sire Prince of Wales imported from Scotland, dam Grey Gipsy, imported. In 18SS, at Oamaru, Julia was third as a dry nnro in aiing of eight splendid mares, and in 1890 sho gained second in another large ring of really nice mares' tho pick of the whole Oamaru district, this being the noted district in the whole Can? torbury Province for Clydesdale stock, She also was awardedon the sauio day.the A.&P. Society's first prize as a inare, and two of her progeny. Queen Bess is an excellent model cf a Clydesdale msro. She commenced her premier career as a yearling by taking first prizo at Oamaru in a ring of 7 fhstclass fillies, when shown as a two-year-old she also gained the red ticket at the tame place, sho was also awarded first at

Timaru nnd Jiist nt Waimate shows. Thus showing Renfrew M lo bo descended from the teat Clydesdale blood in the vorld, and also from tho greatest lino of prizo takers under the sua, these strains have been especially selected for the breeding qualities by the most successful breeders in the Motbor Country, avweli as tho Colonics, that judgment has been fully verified, Thuß showing Renfrew Jock to be the most fashionably bred stallion that has ever been placed at the disposal of breeders in this district, und breeders should not miss such a welcome horse. No better stallion stands in New Zealand, and bis podigra is unexceptional. He has beautiful action, an excellent temper, and a strong sound constitution. Itonfrew Jock took first prize as a yearling, and also first as a two year-old against the pick of tho South Island. He wii! be limited to 25 mares. Every caro taken but no responsibility. Terms, £4, payable on lßt January. JOHN MAXWELL, Proprietor, Homcbush. TO Stand this season at John Itayner's farm, Taratahi,tho purebred Clydesdale stallion/ Roseneath Prince, Bred by Mr E. Clark, Ashburton. Foaled 9th Nov. 1891, light bay, 3 years old, by Crown Prince, a Clydesdale Entire by Lord Salisbury,(imported,) doin Damsel, (imported,) bred by J. M. Martin, Esq., Auohendrennon, Dumbarton, Her sire, Crown l'rinco, hor dam Darling by Tintock g dby Dainty Davib, eto, Performances of the imported maro Damsel—for refcrenco; 1876 Ist at Ayr, '2nd at Glasgow, Ist at Stirling, Ist at Dumbarton; Ist at Highland Society, Aberdeen, 1877 — Ist at Dumbarton,. Ist at Glasgow, Ist at Highland Sooiety, Edinburgh, 1878—1st at Dumbarton, Ist at Glasgow, Ist at Highland Sooiety, Dumfries, 1879—1st at Glasgow,lst at Dumbarton,lst at Hamilton, Ist at Stirling,' Ist at Highland Sooiety, Perth, Champion Prizes -1878, Dumbarton, 1879, Qlasgow-either box, Hamilton, Dumbarton, Stirling, Highland and Agricultural Society-Perth, Lord Salisbury, bred by James Cunningham,' Kitoudbrightshiro. Sire Young Conqueror, dam Darling by Tintock j grand dam Jean, by Surprise. Young Conqueror, by Conqueror; dam Maggie, by Lord Clyde". Conqueror, winner of the Ist prize.and silver medals at Glasgow in 1870-1871 ; tho Wigton Premium in 1872, and tho Lesmahagow Premium in 1873, was .by Monf rewahire Jock; dam Jess by Prince Lofty,,by Farmers' Fancy jby Broomiield Champion, by Glancer 11, by Glancer; by Glancer, alios Thompson's lilack Horse. Lord Salisbury has never been beaten ia the show yard, and has taken tho following prizes:—As yearling, Ist at Ayr, 1870 ; as a two-year-old. Ist prizo at Kilmarnock in 1877, and Champion

0 Medal for the best horse in the yard, first at Dairy in 1877; Ist prize at Ayr in 1877; Ist prize at Glasgow in 1877 ; Ist prize at the Hoyal Show at Liverpool, July, 1877 ; Ist prize at the Highland Society's Shoy, Edinburgh, in 1877; Ist prize at Dunedin in 1C81; letprize and Champion at Taieri in 1883; Ist prize and champion at Duncdiu in 1883; Ist prize and champion at Dun« ediuinlßß4; ht prize and champion at Taieri in 1881; Ist prize aud champion at Dunedin in 1885 ; Ist prize and champion at Taieri in 1885 j Ist prize and champion at Dunedin in 1880 ; let prize and champion in Dunedin in 1887. From this it will be seen that Crown Prince is from the greatest prize takers in the World, his mo-h'er being about the best maro ever ' produced in Scotland, and his father never having !been beaten in Scotland or New Zealand. Crown Princo himself is a massive horse with- immense bono of the finest quality, abundant hair of the right sort, and combining fine quality andjierfect symmetry with g«eat power. Boseneath Prince, dam Missie bred by John Watt, -. Inohclutha,; by Stirling. Missie by Taieri Lad out of Maggie. Taiori Lad, bred by Donald Grout, Kirklands, vVesfc Taieri, by; Emperor out. oi i Gentle. Emperor Napolean (imp) out ofNanoy (imp) from Scotland: Gentle, by Champion (imp), bred- liv Mr McPh'ail, Camphelltown, Sootland, out of Betty. Bet ty by Old Beformer (imp) from Scotland, out of Bessy- by: Old lleformer, imported froniSootlnnd, Maggie, by Charlie, by Joan Charlie, by' Lord Pais, ley (imp) outof Blanche.Jean .by Black Champion' (imp) by James Strachan, Blancbo bred by Mcintosh Bros., Victoria, and imported by the late D. Nisbett. - Missie took the following prizes as a yearling, Ist Clutha and Tokoniairiro. 1877;15t Olutha and Momairiro. i; 1878,3 year: old Clutha and Tokomairiro and 2nd in ; Dunedin. . Missie's' r dam Maggie.':. ,1876, 'lst Clutha and Tokomairiro (brood niare), 1877 Ist and champion brood mare,-Clutha and tokdmairiro!: i;iB7B,- Ist and.'ohampidn broodmare, Olutha 2nd at: Dunedin. Eosineith .Prttco has been shown dice only, as a yearling, and tobk 2nd prize at. tho VAshburtpn- 'MetropclitaaShow in 1892./ • ••; The" ' number of pares .-will: bo strictly lunited| : and earljr Mjlicatioit^will 1895,'VPor pftrtioulara \ < - 7.,JoflN.ltiYN|«| JgrSnli i &&