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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4852, 16 October 1894, Page 1

m mo stand this sea- »»'*. X son at Home push, the purebred Cljdesdalo Colt Kenfrew Jock By Renfrew Jook, dam Queeii Bess, rising ton years, was hrod by Oeorge Watson m-, Masterton, and is a beautiful bay and stands 10 hands high with immenso power. Ho is compactly built with plenty of hair and bone of the right clean flat kind with plenty of silky hair on his legs, growiDg in fho right place, hanging straight from the K.neo to the ground. His sire lienfrew Jock, imported from Vwtoria : as a four-year-old' stood seventeen hands high,- was out of BosebyCowdenLai](imp)who gained six Ist prizes brfore leaving Scotland and many

es in Victoria. Cowden Lad's sire S Scotchman, tho property of Mr n, dam Mr Eastin'fl (of "'« mave Jean, by Princ; i by Bon Lomond (imp), Koiifraw Jock's sire w.,s the well known liqrse Henfrew (imp), who t ained two first pmes as a jcnv-old, 2 (lists as a two year old. When three yews lie competed at the Renfrewshire Exhibition of Stallions held at Paisley against all horses, and was awarded ttieDuko of Hamilton's premium of 30 sovs, He gained tho Champion Cup at Kallarat m the 13th September 18G2, and has beaten Jvery horse that has competed against him, Renfrew Joekgaincd first prize at Smeaton is a yearling and first as a two year-old at ■he same place. In 1874 he was imported

to How Zealand and'was placed second against all comers at Oamaru Show. •■ In 1875 he reversed tbe order and was placed tost in the aged class, and took the Champion Cup for the lest entire on the ground. This performance lie repeated in 1876. In 1879 ho was first and champion at Timaru After that he was sold to tho Gcraldine Stud Company, - His dam, Qocon Bess, tho property of G. Wilson, Esq, is by that noted sire No fiurrender, IP7 N.Z.B. No Surrender is by that groat stallion, Kiog of tho Vanquisher, ty Young Vanquisher (imp.) When No burrendcp was last shown he wa» awarded tho Hon, Bhodes' prize, 15 guineas, at Timaru.and also the Timaru A. <JP, prize of 5 guineas same day, beating both colonial and imported horses. His name and famo has been ringing all over the Southern Hemisphere for tho last half dozen years, and on one occasion lie swept ovcrythingfrom Duncdin to Ciiristoliuroh, and it would be usoless to expatiate on his career.or to menI tioa his success at the stud, and to note the famous gels that have sprung from him i would be Slincrfluoun. Oman tone' iliun in geuyoijutt. Jjalglcisli, Esq,, Oamaru, sirs bootland Tot, grand siro l'rinco of Wales imported from Scotland, dam Groy Gipsy: imported, In 1888, at Oamaru, Julia was third as a dry mare in aiingof eightsplcndid mares, aud in 1800 she gained second in another largo ring of really nice mares he pick of the whole Oamaru district, this being the noted district in the whole Canterbury Province for Clydesihlo stock. She also was awardedon the same day tho A, & P, Society's first prizo asamaro.andtwoof her progeny. Queen Bess is an excellent '■ model of a Clydesdale mare. Sho com- ' menced her premier career as a yearling by taking first prize at Oamaru in a ring of 7 first olass fillies, when shown as a two-year-old sho also gained the red ticket at tho '

fatuo place, sho was also awarded first at I Timaru and first at Waiiuato shows. Thus showing Honfrew Jnok lo be descended from tucbest Clydesdale blood intho -orld, and also from the greatest' line of.prizo takers under the sun, these strains nave been especially selected for the breeding qualities bj the most successful breeders in the Mother Country, ns well as tho Colonies, that judgment has beenfully verified. Thus showing Renfrew Jook to ho tho most fashwnably bred stallion that has ever been placed at tho disposal of breeders in this district, and breeders should not miss such a welcome horse. No better stallion stands ra New Zealand, and his pedigree is unexceptional. He has beautiful action, an excellent temper, and a strong soaud constitution. Honfrew Jock took first prizo as a yearling, and also first as a two year-old ftiminst tho pick cf tho South Island. Ho wii. be limited to 25 mares. Every oaro taken but no responsibility. Terms, U payable on Ist January. 1895. JOHN MAXWELL, Proprietor, Homebu6h.

. WO stand this sea- * I son in the « , ~. Wairarapa District, tllc purebred Clydesdale Stallion iMiarquiH of Snlinbui-y, (By Lord Salisbury). For further particulars apply . W.B.BUICK j !T | '.O stand this season at .1 "The Pines," tHadjStoneHoad, Taratahi, the f standard bred trotting sire Young Rerun, For a limited number of approved mares. For particulars, and ' pedigree apply to JOHN FALLOON, Owner. Pisoatorious WILL stand this season, at his owner's farm, To Ore Ore. Piscatorious i by iradnoer (imported) out of Fanny Fisher by Fisherman, (imported). Terms £4 4s per mam," For particulars apply to tho under-

Kandwlck, WDA also'stand this season, at his § owner's farm, Bandwick is by Barbarian, dam Gipsy-Girl. For extended pedigree see Victorian Stud Book. Colour a golden chestnut; stands 15 liands 3 inohes m height, and laof immense power and blood i hid sire being lull brother to " The Barb, 1 the best horse of tho day in Now South Wales, by the farded Sir Hercules. Terms £i 4s. ■■■■- ■" IHE Clydesdale StalUon "McGregor ' iSoSIr^ 11 -'^ 0 ™ 18 '™' "ppiyto ' . .. . • '■:. Ai..W» CAVE, Te Ore Ore,