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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4853, 17 October 1894, Page 1

TO stand this sea- . son at Homo push, the purebred Clydesdale Renfrew Jccli By Eenftew Jock, dam Queen Bess, rising three years, was bred by George Watson Esq., Masterton, and is a beautiful bay and stands 1G hands high with immense power, He is compactly built with plenty of liair and bone of t!;o right clean flat kind with plenty of silky hair on his legs, growing in the right place, hanging straight from tho id. _— -.cnfvew Jock, imported from Victoria as a four-year-old stood seventeen hands high, was out' of Hose by Cowden LaJ (imp) who gained six Ist prizes brforc leaving .Scotland and many Ist prizes in Victoria. Cowden Lad's sire was Old Scotchman, the property of Mr John Kerr Mo. ton, dam Mr Easlin's (of Cowden) young prize mare J. an, by I'llnm Boyal, g.d. Blossom by JJcu Lomond (imp). Renfrew Jock's sire w.is the well known horse llontrew (imp), who mined two first prizes as a year-old, i fusts as a two year old. When three yours ho competed at tho Keni'rewshire Exhibition of Stallions held at ' Paisley aguinst ail horses, and was awarded , thoDuke of Hamilton's premium of 30sovs. ' He gained the Champion Cup at Jiallarat on the 13; h September 1802, andhasboaten . every horse that has competed against him. : Renfrew Jcck gained first prize at Snieaton as a yearling and first as a two year-old as the same place. In 1874 he was imported to Hew Zealand and was placed second agaitiEt all comers at Oamaru Show. In 1875 he rovemed the order aud was placed first in ihe aged olass, and took the Champion Cup for tho best entire on the ground. This performance he repeated in 1870. In 1879 ho was first and champion at Timaru, After that he was sold to thoGeraldine Stud Company, ■ His dam, Queen Bess, tho property of 6. TVntson, Esq., is by that noted siro No Surrender, 197 N.Z.B. No Surrender is by . that great stallion, King of the Vanquisher, ! by Young Vanquisher (imp.) When No ! Surrender was last shown he wai awarded ' tho Hon, Rhodes' prize, 15 guineas, at I Timaru, and also the Timaru A. &!'. prizo ' of 5 guineas simeday, beating both colonial and impoited horses. His name and fame has ken ringing all over tho Southern Hemisphere for tho latt half dozen years, andon one occasion lie swfptevcrythingfrom Duccdia to Cliristchurcli, and it would be , usoless to expatiate on his caretr,or to men- J tioa his success at the stud, and to noto the ! lamous gets that havo sprung from him J would bo superfluous Queen Itos' dam is ' that popular Clydesdale marc Juiia.the pro ? pertyof Aid. Dalgleish, Esq., Oamaru, siro '' Scoiland Yet, grand siro I'rinoo of Wales 1 imported from Scotland, dam Oroy Gipsy, f imported. In 1838, at Oamaru, Julia was J third as a dry msre in aiing of eight splen J' lid marcs, and in 1890 she gained second , in another large ring of really nice mares ( ] the pick of tho whole Oamaru district, this f beiug the noted dislriot in tho wholoCan- } r ierbury Province for Clydesdale stock. She bl \lso was awdrdedon the Bnnie day the A. &P. J Society's first prize as a mare, and two of j! ber progeny. Quetn Bess is an excellent }' model of a Clydesdale mare. She com- *?: aicnced her premier career as a yearling by ~ laking first prizo at Oamaru in a ring of 7 first olass fillies, when shown as a two-year- " )ld 6he also gained the red ticket at tho f same place, Bho was also awarded first at * Kinaru and first at Waimate shows. Thus j{ showing Benfrcw Jock to bo descendedfrom Jj ihe best Clydesdalo blood in tho /orld, and Y ilso from the greatest lino of prize lakers *[ under tho snn, these strains nave been )■'■ jspccially seleoted for the breeding quali- ~ lies by the most successful breeders in tho jMother Country, as well as the Colonies, jj l that judgment has been fully verified. Tliub *' showing Eenf rew Jock to be the most fash- " ( ionably bred stallion that has ever been tc slaeed at tho disposal of breeders iu this 1" lislrict, and breeders should not miss such . i welcome horse, No better stallion stands "' n New Zealand, and his pedigree is unex- f icptional, He has beautiful action, an ex- " client temper, and a strong sound constiiution, ltentrew Jock took first prizo as a Fowling, and also first as a two year-old igainst the pick of the South Island. He _ rill be limited to 25 marcs, Every care ;aken but no responsibility. Terms, £i, ijayablo on let January. 18515. JOHN MAXWELL, Proprietor, Homebush. mO stand this sea- ', 1 son in the 1 "Wnirarapa District, the purebred Clydes- ' ale Stallion jSiarquin ol (By Lord Salisbury), *' For further particulars apply "■ AT. B. BUIOX i , fj 0 stand this season at " 1 "ThePines,"Glad- £ k slono Eoad, Taralahi, the jj standard bred trotting jj siro s Youajr Bwliu, ti 'or a limited number of approved wrcs. For particulars and pedigree 31 pply-to t< JOHN FALLOON, !' Owner. PisontoriouH WILL stand this season, at his ownerV farm, To Ore Ore. Fiscalorious >y Traducer (imported) out of Fanny Fi.-hei iy Fisherman: (imported). Terms U 4s per nare, For particulars apply to tho underliandwlck, « 1 V ILL also stand this season, at his "j vf- owner's farm, Bandwick is by larbarian, dam Gipsy Girl. For exleiideu 01 jediferee see Victorian i.iitid Book, Colour a r [oldenchestnut;.stands 15 hands 3 inches H n height, and is of immense power and $1 ilood; bin 6ire being full brother to " The in Jarb," the best horse of tho day in Now bi iouth Wales, by tho famed Sir Heroules, K Perms £4 45. ; . .is bi IAHE Clydesdale Stallion ' *' *■ :•' MoGrejjor > Villßtaud this season at his owners farm, 1 „' ?e0ro;0ro. Full particulars' andpedmreo • pplylo■■■• ■•■■';• ■■■: '.- : u ." j-.;.. A