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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20264, 5 August 1937, Page 30 (Supplement)

PROMINENT CATTLE BREEDERS

Pinedale Milking Shorthorn Stud MESSRS G. D. HALL & SON PINEDALE KIO KIO These three young stud bulls will be offered for sale at the Combined Breeders’ Annual Sale Hamilton, Sept. 24th. Associate Herd Sire PINEDALE LAD Ist. Prize and winner of McGovern Gup for best yearling bull exhibited at 1928 Royal Show. By Matartfjl Quality 4th’a. Lad (Sire of 9 C.O.R. Daughters) From —• Qlenbank Plum (Group Herd Test 396 lb fa»t in 303 days). CHIEF HERD SIRE Martha Vale Cloister (Imp.), that Australian-bred yearling bull, winner of several prizes at this year’s shows. Martha Vale Cloister (Imp.) was sired by Greylelgh Cloister ’ (Imp.) (Greyleigh Quenton —Greyleigh Dandy sth.) from Martha Vale Linda 3rd. (12,439 l*b milk, 529.42 lb fat in 273 days), a daughter of Enstone Heroic and Martha Vale Linda 2nd., who has milked up to 75 lb milk a day, and at 13 years produced 45i lb fat in 273 days.— Martha Vale Cloister’s dam Is the highest Tested Milking Shorthorn In Tasmania. The first of this great bull’s progeny will be offered at the next annual sale to be held on Thursday 2nd. June, 1938—during Winter Show Week—Hamilton. A Stud Matron PINEDALE MATCHLESS C.O.R. 696.97 lb fat in 365 days. Champion Shorthorn Cow at Stratford, Pukekohe, Te Awamutu and Otorohanga, 1936. "Inquiries and Inspection Invited.” CONANDALE JERSEY STUD S. DALE, MATANGI ROAD, HAMILTON. HERD BIREB INOLUDE: OONANDALE PRIDE’B MASTER By attraction of Pencarrow from Conandale Model’s Pride. CJO.R. 4681b5. fat in 312 days at 1 year 295 days. CONANDALE ENSIGN. by Standard of Pencarrow, from Conandale Routine. (Conandale St. (Tuen Conandale Royal Flush, C.O.R. 7661b5. fat.) Having severed his connectinn with the Sturt Stock Department of the N.Z. Loan anrt Mercantile Agency Ltd., Mr. Dale is now able to devote his time to testing and breeding, making Conandale stud one of the leading herds of the Dominion. mm. ' m wmsmk i m i m The Herd to-day largely consists of stock bred from the 12 head, that when brought up from the Stud’s old home In South, Canterbury sold at auction at New Plymouth for the record average of 172gns. The present cattle are mostly descended rrom Mr Dale’s old ravourites, Odd Tpick (imp.), C.O.R. 727 lb Tat. winner of numerous championships and recognised as perhaps the greatest cow for combined type and production yet imported; Conandale St. Ouen, imp. in utero (Bowlina’s Oxford Sultan—Odd Trick, imp.); and deauvelande Tim (Imp.), I -J championships, including one Royal, and sire of numerous daughters with records or rrom 500 to 76Glb fat. CONANDALE ROSA by Conandale St. Ouen (Imp.) FROM ODD TRICK (IMP.) C.O.R. 727 LBS. FAT. INQUIRIES AND INSPECTION INVITED. FARM WITHIN 4 MILES OB' HAMILTON ON MATANGI RD. CONANDALE JERSEY STUD, C/o. S. DALE, P. 0., HAMILTON EAST. ODD TRICK (IMP.) has a r«markable record. Ist and Reserve Royal Show and 14 first prizes and championships and finished with 5261b5. fat as 2-year-old after travelling over 1000 miles to shows while under test.

RIDGWAY W. T. LUXTON JERSEY STUD MATANGI SENIOR HERD BIRE CORONATION OXFORD RALEIGH (imp.), son of the World Famous Coronation Oxford King, with 9 daughters above 6001 b. fat; from that great cow, Amalgamated Polly, R.O.M. 5721 b. fat in 305 days. I I FOR SALE AT THE JERSEY BREEDERS' NATIONAL BALE, CLAUDE LANDS, SEPTEMBER 10th. and 17th. This Illustrated *-Bull and one from Hatollffe Malsle, V.H.0., C.O.R. 576ib. Fat as a three-year-old and WHO WON THE LOCAL COUNTIES CUP AS A FIVE-YEAR-OLD AT STRATFORD. 1936. > warn. TYPE & PRODUCTION AS DEFINED AT RIDGWAY. THIS SPLENDID YOUNGSTER TO BE SOLD AT THE NATIONAL SALE. FIRST PRIZE BULL CALF AT WAIKATO A. & P. SHOW. BY CORONATION OXFORD RALEIGH (IMP.)—FRIO-M ELCHO FAY, C.O.R. 6IBLBS. FAT AT 2 YEARS OLD. RIDGWAY, the hon.e of the Gold and Silver Medal winner Ridgway Golden Daffodil, C.O.R. 8241 b. fat at 11 years of age. She comes from the famous Melia Ann strain, 6ur foundation strain in 1910. FOR SALE AT THE ANNUAL COMBINED BREEDERS’ SALE, CLAUDELANDS, SEPT., 22nd„ 23rd. & 24th. 3 2-YEAR-OLD PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS. THIRD PART HA PEDIGREE STUD CLYDESDALE HORSES and AYRSHIRE CATTLE W. C. WALLACE FENCOURT CAMBRIDGE. EDEN PARK LORD ABCOT illustrated here will be offered for sale with one of his young Bulls THIRD PART HA VAGABOND KING, from Third Part Ha Persian Beauty, and two other Two-year-old Stud Bulls. THIRD PART HA ROYAL CORONATION (by Eden Park Big Fellah from Third Part Ha Gladys) ami THIRD PART HA WEE iviacGREGOR (Ascot Warrior Firelly— Third Part Ha Vanity) at the COMBINED BREEDERS' SALE, CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON, SEPTEMBER 22nd., 23rd., and 24th. EDEN PARK LORD ASCOT By ASCOT WAIIHIOR FIREFLY (Imp.) from EDEN PARK HANNAH. Next season’s Herd Sire will be that imported Bull Mr Wallace, purchased last monthGREENAN BARASCOPE (Imp.), directly descended from Lessnessock Sunny Jim, being sired by his grandson. BURTON BUTTERFAT, whose dam, South Craig Mabel, produced up to 52 4.671 b fat in 45 weeks. Greenan Barascope (Imp.) is out of a famous daughter of the great proven sire Nethcrton Mazcppa, in DROMORE DAMSEL, who produced as high as 525.981 b fat ill 315 days. Nelherton .Mazcppa himself was out of Torrs Missie, one of the greatest cows of her lime in Scot land and who was sold at auction ‘for 500 guineas. Inquiries Solicited,

PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORNS. PINEDALE STUD, wnArifti* stud the prtyperty of Messrs G. I>. Hall and Son, 9Qo Klo ranks as one of the best-known and successful Shorthorn ®°. I *,up orvnntrv to-daY This stud was established In 19-3 and the testing s—. etc., has p.aced it in Pre Th‘ "‘LrufaTery strong infusion of the Wood of two notorl Bira-s in Matansi Quality 4th's Lad and Rtverdale Goldmine 44th. Another sire worthy of mention, and whose blood ls strongly inevldenoe in the herd is Hiverdale Goldmine 48th, an outstanding son ot th&t great now Hiverdale Beach 4th (G.H.T. 6511 b fat; 6801 b fat; and u9,lb fat- C.O.E. 7521 b fat). , . .. Plnedale Shorthorn-s hold an enviable show-ring record. . t the 1928 Palmerston Rovnl Show Mr Hall seoured the championship for the best Pedigree diking Shorthorn Cow and the English Daily Association’s Challenge Cup for the best Yearling Milking Shorthorn Bull at the show. In addition Plndale Shorthorns, as evidence that the standard is being maintained to a very high degree, in 1930 no less than 10 championships, 6 reserve championships, 51 first prizes, 41 seconds. 13 thirds, and 4 fourths were secured. The stud has lately been added to by the importation from Australia of a stud bull, no expense being spared in securing the very best of the breed from that country. The importation, Martha Vale Cloister, has already distinguished himself in the show-ring of New Zealand’. The Host of his progeny will be sold at Pinedale's next Annual Sale which will be -held on Thursday, June 2, 1938, during Winter Show Week, Hamilton. There is no doubt from the policy of the slud —not to sell any young stock during the year—that only the very best are reared. The offering will be an outstanding ono. CONANDALE JERSEYS. QUALITY AND PRODUCTION. Conandale Stud to-day consists largely of stock bred from the twelve Head, that when brought up from the Stud's old home in South Canterbury, -sold at auction at New Plymouth for the record average of 172 guineas. From the last direct shipment or Pedigree Jerseys from Jersey Island, imported by Messrs Martin and Murray, Mi- Dale purchased three champion Jerseys. These animals, representing the best blood in the. Dominion, are the foundation of Conandale's present quality Jerseys. Mr Dale has had over 30 years’ experience of breeding dairy cattle, and now he has left, the Stud Stock Department of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, Ltd., Mr Dale, is devoting his time to the development of the Stud. The sires now in use are Conandale Pride’s Master, by Attraction of Pencarrow (Masterman of Pencarrow—Oxford Sunbeam, daughter of Winning Post (imp.) ) from i.onandale Model Pride, fl.n.n. 4081 b fat, in 312 days at one year, 295 days (Reauveland Tim imp.), Sapphire’s Model C..0.R. 6101 b fat) ; and Conandale Rnsjgn, by Standard of Pencarrow (Masterman of Pencarrow Hawkosbury Lara, daughter of Usurper (imp.) ), from Conandale Routine [Conandale St. Ouen—Conandale Royal Flush, C.O.R. 7661 b fat). Progeny from Conandale Jerseys, sold over a number of years of breedinsr have gained remarkable successes both at, testing and showing. The Stud is situated about four miles from Hamilton on the Matangi Road, and inquiries and inspection are cordially invited. RIDGWAY JERSEYS. TYPF, AND PRODUCTION. Ridgwav Jersey Stud, which was founded by Mr W. T. Luxton. 27 years ago. with the famous Melia Ann strain, has achieved remarkable breeding successes. Here is tlie home of that Gold and Silver Medals wiuner, Ridgway Golden Daffodil, C.O.R. 82i!b fat at It yyirs old, who Comes from this outstanding foundation strain. Situated on about 190 acres, four miles from Hamilton on the Matangi Ro.id, Ridgway Slud carries about 150 head of cattle on its weU-grasscd and particularly well-sheltered pastures, and supplies roughly iO.OOO gallons of milk annually to Hamilton town supply. A recent acquisition to the Stud is Hie Senior Herd Sire, Coronation Oxford Raleigh (Imp.) who was imported by A. Moreland and Sons, and used with much success, and who lias already sired Ihe following C. 0.11. daughters; Bo'-rhlands Xenia Thistle, 00'dlbs fat as junior two-year-old; Beechlands Oxford Maiden, bOllbs fat at three years; Beechlands Fairy Maiden, 4681b5. fat as junior two-year-old; lieechlands Corona i G ilbs. fat junior two-year-old; and Beechlands Royal Pet, 4381b5. fat as junior two-year-old. Coronation Oxford Raleigh also sired that sensational two-year-old heifer, Beechlands Perfect Oueon who was adjudged champion cow at Cambridge, competing with all ages. Two yearling Stud Bulls will be sold at the National Sale. Hamilton on September J6th and 17th, and thi two ><\ir old Slud Bulls at ■ lie, Hamilton, 22nd and 23rd and 2ilh Sep-