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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4856, 20 October 1894, Page 1

'[ 1 tcnson at John llayner's stallion, Koseiioalli L'rince, Ceil by Mr E, Clark, Ashburton. I'oalcd 9th Nov, 18SI1, light bay, 8 years old, by Crown Prince, a Oljdesdale Entiro by d Lo ™ Salisbury,(imported,) damDamseUim. , P or * C( M bred by J. M, fiinrtin, Esq., Auch|r endwinon, Dumbarton, Hor sire, Crown h Prince, her dam Darling by Tintock gd by Dainty Davie, do,' Performances of {,bo imported mareDanisel—for referenoo s 1876 1 ? t A J' r ' Bn4 at Glasgow, Ist at Stirling, Ist at Dumbarton; Ist at Highland, Society, Aberdeen. 1877lst at Dumbarton, let at Glasgow, l6t at Highland Society, Edinburgh. 1878—1st at Dumbarton, Ist at Glasgow, Ist at Highland Society, Dumfries. 1879- Ist at Glasgow,lsut Dumbarton,lst at Hamilton, let at Stirling, Ist at Highland Society, P'-rth. Champion Prizes- 1878, Dumbarton, 187'J, Glasgow—oiiher six, Hamilton, Dumbarton, Stirling, Highland and Agricultural Niciety- Perih, Lord Salisbury, bid l.y James Cunningham, KhcU'lbrightkhir'.'. Siro Y-ung I "onquorcr, dam Darling by 1 inloek ; grand dam Jew, by Surprise, Young Cnuquercr, by C-nijueror j dam Maggie, by Lord Clyde, Coiiqturor, wiuntr ol the Ist prize and silver meilaia at Glasgow in 1870 1871; the Wigton Premium in 1872, and tho l.csmahagow Premium in 187J, was by llentrewshiro Jock; dam Jess by Princo Lofty, by Farmers' Fancy, by Broomficld Champion, by Glancer 11, by Glaucer; by Glancer, alias Thompson's Black Horse. Lord Salisbury has never been beaten in tho show yard, and has taken the following prizes:—As yearling, Ist at Ayr, 1876 ; as a two-year-old, Ist prizo at Kilmarnock in 1877, and Champion iled.il (or the best horse in the yard. First at Dairy in 1877 ; Ist prizo at Ayr in 1877 ; Ist prize at Glasgow in 1877 ; Ist prizo at the lloyal Show at Liverpool, July, 1877 ; Ist prizo at the Highland Society's Show, Edinburgh, in 1877; Ist prize at Dunedin in 1881; Istprizo and Champion at Taieri in 1883; Ist prize and champion tit Duncdin in 1883 j Ist prize and champion at Dun< edin in 1884 ; tat prizo and ohampion at Taieri in 1881; Ist prizo and ohampion at Duneiiin in 1885.; Ist prizo and champion at Taieri in 1885 ; Ist prize ami ohampion at Dune.lin in 188G; Ist ptizo and champion in Duncdin in 1887. From this it will be Been that Crown Prince islrom tho grffatest P'ize takers in tho World, his mo her being about the licit maro ever produced in Scotland, and his lather never having been beaten in Scotland or New Zealand, Urown Princo himself is a massivo horse with immenso bone of the finest quality, abundant hair of tho right sort, and combining flue quality and perfect symmotry with g.eat powor. Eoseueoth Prince, dam Missio bred by John Watt, Inchclutha, by Stirling. Missie by Taieri Lad out of Maggie. Taieri Lad, bred by Donald Grant, Kirklands, (Vest Taieri, by Emperor out of Gentle. Emperor Napoton (imp) out of Kancy (imp) from Scotland, Gentle, by Champion (imp) bred by MrMcPhail, Campbelltown, Sect land, out of Betty, Belty by Old Eeformer (imp) from Scotland, out of Bessy by Old Heformer, imported from Scotland. Maggie, by Charlie, by Jean Charlie, by Lord Paisley (imp) out of Blanche. Jean by Black Champion "imp by James Straohan, Blanche bred by Mcintosh Bros., Victoria, and imported by the late D. Nisbett. Missio took tho following prizei as a yearling Ist Clutna anil Tokomairiro, 1877,15t Clutbsand, Tokomairiro. 1878,3 year o'd Clutlmitl, Tokomairiro ond 2nd in Duuedin. Missie's dam Maggie. 18711, Ist Clutha aud Tokomairiro (brood mare), 1877 Ist and ohampion brood maro, Olutha and Tokomoiriro. 1878, Ist and champion brood mare, Clutha aud Tokomairiro, and 2nd at Duncdiu. It.meath liicco has been shown once only, as a yearling, and took 2nd prizo at tho Ashburton Metropditsn Show in 1892, The number of mares will be strictly limited, and early application will bo necessary, Terms £3 lis, payable on Ist Jauuary ■ 181)5. For further particulars apply to JOHNIIAYNEK, Grjngo Kami, Taratahi. tvery caro laken but no responsibility, ISSs SIRES OF THE MASON. Heninjyei'. A*e.u Dl'BUlNuKlt, winner of the Sylvia Park . i> akes, by MUSKET—IioS.VLfE by ASrOT (tho latest boned Thorou.ahbred biro in the District) sire of Ntilt TON m\wt Winner), Mouto carlo,and Binu I • l,am ' lho ThorD > bytha M, . 01 {he Melbourne and two byduey iupi), from Brown Duchess g.d, ~f the peat horse AISEIICOKN), Clove (imp,) lhese high-clous Sires will bo limited to , m " es c(lch > a ' moderato fees,with special °, me rli dnß both - Good paddocks P OVid dfreotillatirM Evety care taken, out without respotsi ility, When required, marcs m U£ be paid for beforo delivery. Foi lull particulars,[breeding and performances, undeSeT Wl " 011 t( > '""I from tho J. 0. HAJWABD, Wwgfifet, locltTdnt 1 !?'!"', 0 F !i nn ; rt . Rire will '** season nn.w I *' nr * n S " 10 present i„„ j:', travel to Gladstone andsuiround- ■ oL?.^ h( t ro Bofflcient inducement bccauio H ° S i a i° Il ' ffa3 ' 3 w domaml, ers arfl s °°? h , on «t natural workriu'vl qU,ot '.? aßll y kcpUml m ™Se<l> MT'W ! vork 2 years old. thnnfl t if *I raa,es aro 80 much thought of tint £2O and JE2S is not an uncomK P "u o,r ' ire(l, ond ,hon the 7 can't bo bought., Asamroof general useful ride m" '"Kb diameter, anil lvl "' ?° nfidonci! Z h ° mn l lrqui ' 0 hmc! 'tap mn'aV 3 ! '"ewption of firm work.' SnS;;* 1 ' >"<"»*< EDGAR MASO'.f, nrß « Carterton, Ur a. St MASONy Gladstone, *