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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4844, 6 October 1894, Page 1

if HMO stand thi? sca« *.' i. son at Home fibush, the purebred Clydesdale Colt Kouirew Jock By Renfrew Jock, dam Queen Bess, rising three years, was bred by George Watson Esq., Masterton, anil is a beautiful bay and stands 10 hands high with immense power. He is compactly built with plenty ol hair and bono of the right clean flat kind with plenty ot ciiky hair on his legs, growing in the right place, hanging straight from the knee to the ground, His sire Renfrew Jock, impoitcd from Victoria as a four-year-old stood soventeen hands high, was out ol Rose 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, tho property of Mr j John Kerr Mo; ton, dam Mr Eastm's (oi Oowden) young prize mora Jean, by Priuct Eoyal, g.d, Blossom hy Ben Lomond (imp). Renfrew Jock's sire w.is the well known horse Rtnfrew (imp), who j ained two first prizes as a year-old, 2 fusts as a two.year old, When three yoirs ho competed at the Renfrewshire Exhibition of Stallions held at Paißloy against all horsss, and was awarded the Duke of Hamiltou's premium of 30 sovs, He gaiue'l the Champion Cup at Ballarat oh the 13th September 1802, and has beaten every horse that has competed ogainst him. Renfrew Jock gained first prizo at Smoaton as a yearling and first as a two year-old at the same place. In 1874 ho was imported to Now Zealand and was placed second against all comers at Oamaru Show. In 1875 ho reversed the order and was placed first in tho aged class, and took tho (Jhatnpion Cup fortius test entire on tho ground. This performance he repeated in 1876. Jn 1879 he was first and champion at Timavu, After that he was sold to tho Geraldine Stud Company. . His dam. Queen Bess, the property of G, Watson. Esu.. is hv that noted sirn Kn Sur.

render, 197 N.Z.B. No Surrender is by ~ thatgreat stallion, King of th,o Vanquisher, by Young Vanquisher (imp.)* When-No Surrender was last shown lie win awarded the Bon, Hhodcs' prize, 15 guineas, at Timaru, and also the Timaru A. &V, prize ot 6 guin : as s.'.mo day, beating both colonial and impo tctl horses, His niinio and fame has been ringing all over the Southern Hemisphere foi tho kvtlmlf < ozen ;eai'F, andon oneocoasion hcswiptoverythingfroin Duncdiu to Christchiirob, and it woula be use ess 10 expatiate on his careir.or tomentio.i his success at the stud, and to note the famoua gets that havo sprung from him would be superfluous Queen ltes' dam is that popular Clydesdale mare Julia.theproperty of Aid. Dalgleish. tap, Oamaru, sire Sco.land Yel, grand sire Irineeof Waleimported from Scotland, dam Groy Gipsy, imported. In 188S, at Oamaru, Julia was third as a dry mure in a ling of eijdit si Jen did mares, and- in 1890 she gained second in another large riugof really nice mares tho pick of the whole Oamaru district, this being the nolcd district in tlio whole Canterbury Province for Clydesdale stock. She also was awardedon the sanio day tho A.&P. Society's first prize as a mare, and two of her progeny. Queen liess is an excellent model of a Clydesdale inaro. She commenced her premier career as a yearlicu by taking first prize at Oamaru in a ring of 7 fiistolass fillies, when shown as a mo-year-old sho also gained tho red ticket at the same place, she was also awarded first at Tiinaru and first at Waimate shows. Thus showing Eenf rew Jnck to be descended from tho best Clydesdalb blood in tho /orld, and also from tho greatest lino of prizo takers under the sun, these strains nave been especially selected for the breeding qualities by the most successful breeders in the Mother Country, an well as the Colonies, that judgment has been fully verified. Thus showing Benlrew Jock to bo the most fashionably bred stallion that has ever been placed at the disposal of breeders in this district, and breeders should not miss such a welcome horse. No better stallion 6tands in New Zealand, and his pedigree is unosccptional. He has beautiful action, an excellent temper, and a strong sound constitution. Renfrew Jock took first prize as a yearling, and also first as a two year-old against the pick of the South Island. Ho will bo limited to 25 mares. Every care taken but no responsibility. Terms, £4, payable on Ist January. 1895. JOHN MAXWELL, Proprietor, Homebush. rj \0 stand this sea- ", 1 son in the Wairarapa District, the purebred Clydcsdale Stallion Marquta of Salisbury'i (By Lord Salisbury), For further particulars apply W. B. BUICX I. "The Pines," Gladi stono lioad, Taratahi, the standard bred trotting sire Young Berlin, For a limited number o£ approved mares. For particulars' and pedigree apply to JOHN FALLOOi\, Owner. Piscatorioiifci WILL stand this season, at his owner's farm, To Ore Ore. I'iscaiorimn by Trnrtucer (imported) out oi Fanny Fi-her: b. Fisherman (imported|. Terms Hi 4s per | mare. For particulars apply to tho undersigned. Uitiitiwlck, V,H ILL also stand this feasor,, at kit } t owner's larm. Kaudwick U l>y > Bavarian, dam Gipsy Girl. For extended pedigree see Vioiorian Htudßook. Colour a golden chestnut; stands 15 hands 3 inches in height, and. is of immenso power and blood; hiasiro being lull brother to "Tho Barb," tho best horse of tho day in New I South Waleß, by tho famed Sir flercule3. . Terms £4 WEE Clydesdale Stallion. •~ . McGt-ejjor I Will ataud this season at his owners farm Te Ore Ore, Full particulars and pedigree iapply*o . • , . ?: • ■ 6 . ;■.'■'■-'■■'. AW. OAYE.ToOreOro.