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

PUKEROA PEDIGREE JERSEY STUD F. GECK PUKEROA TE KAUWHATA Fifteen members of the stud hold C.O.R’s. averaging 666 lb fat at an average age of three years. Practically everything else is tested under O.H.T. and in many cases several generations of good records are behind the young stock for sale. The stud is intensely bred to Soumise Majesty, Eminent’s Fontaine and K.C.8., with a dash of Twylish blood. V SENIOR HERD SIRE JUNIOR HERD SIRE LEAFIELD GOLDEN MAX, Who is by Waipiko Max, C. 8.8., from the noted breeding cow. Rose of Lancaster, daughter of Majesty’s Fox, Imp. His first two daughters produced 653 and 581 lb fat respectively, both at under two years of age. Three other daughters finished up this year as follows: PUKEROA WHEATEN WAFER, class leader for N.Z. and Gold Medallist, 700 lb fat at 3 years, 305 days class. LEAFIELD GOLDBIRD just finished, 771 lb fat, special Gold Medallist and was also class leader and Gold Medallist in the junior 2-year-old, 305 days class. PUKEROA CORNFLOUR, 547 lb fat, 2-year-old, 305 days olass. THUS QUALIFYING! LEAFIELD GOLDEN MAX AS A CHAMPION BUTTERFAT BULL. FOR SALE— A number of sound type young hulls by all three Sires, and from the best record cows in the stud. INQUIRIES AND INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. Koro Koro Pedigree Jersey Stud WALTON JUNIOR HERD BIRE, KORO KORO TRICK’S DICTATOR, by Conandale Trick’s Ace from Koro Koro Lassie, V.H.C., ! 90 per cent, sister to Koro Koro Gold Cup tslre to Restholme Dainty, H.C., C.O.R. 7501 b. fat at 4 years. Gold Medal 1936, The greatest representative of the Monopoly-K.C.B. line. Mlro Meadow’s Maori Boy, left 15 tested daughters up to 6991 b. fat and no fewer than 9 proved sons whose daughters hold records up to 8141 b. fat Inquiries and Inspection Invited. YOUNG STUD BULLS WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT THE CO MBINED BREEDERS' SALE AT HAMILTON, SEPTEMBER 22nd., 23rd., and 24th., AND AT THE MOBRINSVILLE JERSEY CLUB'S SALE AT MORRINSVILLE, SEPTEMBER 27TH. ESTATE Hutchinson’s Road S. E. SOUTHEE Estab. 1911 & SONS SENIOR HERD BIRE. CONANDALE TRICK’S ACE, whose sire is by Bowlina’s Oxford Sultan w<ho was a grandsire of Brampton Basilua, World s Champion Jersey, R.O.M. 13131 b. fat. Holder of 3 records over 10001 b. fat. One of the most Intensely bred Monopoly herds in the country, showing the great -quality udder' for which this strain has no superior. SB mm CONANDALE TRICK’S ACE. BY CONANDALE ST. OUEN, FROM ODD TRICK, C.0.R., 727 LBS. FAT. PUKEROA VALIANT MAX, v/ho is by Leafleld Golden Max, j from Leafleld Viyella, C.O.R. 693 lb fat at 3 years. The . young bull is thus a double grandson of that great sire, Waipiko Max, who qualified as a C. 8.8. with the great ‘ average for five daughters of 673 lb fat at an average age of under 3 years. STUD MATRON LEAFIELD VIYELLA, C.O.R. 693 lb fat at 3 years, one of I the many daughters of Waipiko Max C. 8.8. in the herd, j Dam of one of the present junior herd sires.

PUKEROA STUD. HIGH PRODUCTION HERD. An attractive breeding plan, in which chief reliance Is placed on the three historic lines emanating from Soumise Majesty (imp.). Eminent's Fontaine (imp.) and K. C. B. (imp.), with a Judicious blending of the invaluable Twylish blood, characterises the Pukeroa Stud of Mr F. Geek, Te Kauwhata. It is indeed a tribute to the line of breeding decided upon by Mr Geek, and during recent years the stud has produced numerous records of a standard approached by very few oilier herds in the country. The chief objective at Pukeroa Is to test everything rather than strive for sensational individual records, and the policy has been to have one or two under test each season in the 365 days C.O.R. division and a big team under 0.H.T., or in Ihe 305-days C.O.R. section. The herd owes a good deal of its success to the Influence of that outstanding sire and Champion Butterfat Bull, Waipiko Max, whose five qualifying daughters have the great average of 6731 b fat at an average age of under three years. The present herd includes 1 i daughters of this eminently successful sire, and to follow on the good work, Mr Geek is now using a son in Leafleld Golden Max, who lias definitely proved himself to be a Champion Butterfat Bull. Two daughters have already finished with 653 and 581 lb fat respectively, both starting test at under two years of age, while three other two-year-old daughters, Pukeroa Wheaten Wafer, Pukeroa Cornflour, and Pukeroa Lucky Lass, have finished up in the 3(»5 days class with 7711 b., 5471 b., and 5741 b., fat respectively. Mr Geek has three Champion Butterfat Bulls at the stud, Waipiko Max, Leafleld Golden Max, and Pokoroa Master Les, and the young stock from these sires are in the herd. The Junior sire is the young home-bred bull, Pukeroa Valiant Max, by Leafleld Golden Max, from Leafleld Viyella, C.O.R. 6931 b fat at three years, and thus a douhlo grandson of Waipiko Max, C. 8.8. HIGH QUALITY JERSEYS. GREAT RESULTS AT KORO KORO. Koro Ivoro Jersey Stud, the property of the Estate of S. E. Soulhee and Suns, is able to parade a line of animals few Studs in the I'ominion could show. Transferring the pick of their Stud from Fending, which was established in 1911, 'Koro Koro settled on about 500 a-Tos. 3 miles from Walton, on fairly rough and hilly country. Hard 'Nork, breaking in new country, extensive culling, and sound breeding Im> placed this Sttid in a very enviable position to-day. Where—lo >cars ago the farm would hardly run 50 head of slock, it now carries 1.000 sheep and 210 head of cattle, including run cattle. Although Koro Loro Stud was allocated three Home Bred V.H.C. Cows last seison. 11 "‘ mos * important feature of the herd the iii-h general standard right through as evidenced by the fact that it included no fewer than 48 ii-'.. Cows. All the females used on the farm are home bred —the present Senior Herd Sire— l onandale Trick’s Ace, i> an inbred son of llial beautiful Show cow—Odd Trick (imp.), and several of his daughters, on C.O.R. rest as Junior 2 year-olds have finished up fo 4201 b fat, on this new country, under fairly heavy stocking conditions, without being pampered or forced. The young bulls for sale are by the herd sires mentioned, one being a two-year-old by Trick's Ace from Koro Koro's Empress (the best uddered cow this Stud lias ever bred) with C.O.R. of 5881 b. of fat as a junior two-year-old. The Monopoly strain, which is so richly represented at this Stud, has without doubt, contributed to the outstanding successes of Koro Koro, and intending purchasers should invest in this blood. AYRSHIRES AND CLYDESDALES. THIRD PART HA STUD. Situated Just two or three miles from Cambridge In the Fencourt district, on well grassed paddocks, enclosed by thick hedges, the stud farm, "THIMD I'AltT IIA,” belonging i 0 Mr \V. C. Wallace is Ideally lined for breeding purposes. The natural shelters, trim hedges, bush, etc., protects both the pastures and the stock. "THIHU PAIIT 11A" Ayrshires need no introduction as they ara known all over New Zealand and have taken prizes In every prtnelpnl show in tlie Dominion. The herd sires are Eden Park Lord Ascot by Ascot Warrior Firefly (imp. from Eden Park Hannah and Eden Pak Dig Fellah bv Hois De La Ho,-ho Silver Star (Imp.) from Eden Park Lavinla. The latest acquisition In Hie herd is that lino imported yearling hull, Oreenan Haroscope, purchased lasi month by Mr Wallace. Oreenan Daraseopo is directly descended from l.essnessoek Sunny Jim. being sired by his grandson, Burton Butterrat, whose dam. South Craig Mabel, produced up to 542.07 lb. fat in 1.7 weeks, c.reenan liarascope (imp.) is out of fa us daughter of the great proven sire Netherton Mazeppa. in Dromore Damsel, who produced os high as .VLV.IHIh. f.H in ilia days. Netherton Mazeppa himself was out of Torrs Mlssle, one ol Uie greatest cows of her lime in Seoll.ind. The progeny ..r the.-, ereal sires would improve any herd in Ihe Dominion for production, show ring performance, type, con-titution and prepotency.