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Clutha Leader, Volume XLI, Issue 41, 4 December 1914, Page 8

TO TRAVEL this season in the Clutha and SuErpunding. "Districts, the splendid imported Clydesdale BOQUHAN KENNEDY. The property of the Olutha Clydesdale Horse Club, Ltd. BOQUHAN KENNEDY is a splendtf dark bay horse, foaled March 3, 1911. His sire is the famous Apukwa (14567); his dam Beatrice, by Baron's Pride. BOQUHAN KENNEDY is a big-sized horse of grand colour, great weight, strength and substance, with the very best of feet and legs, good clean flinty bones and close straight action, and thoroughly sound in every respect. He is just three and a-half years old) and gives promise of finishing the most handsome and weighty stud horse in the Dominion. BOQUHAN KENNEDY'S sire, Apukwa, i s described as by far the most popular breeding horse ever got by the champion Hiawatha (10067). He finished the 1912 show season second on the list of winning sires in Scotland with a total of 39 prizes won by eleven animals. In 1913 he was again second on the list of winning sires with 32 prizes. Apukawa's stock are commanding sensational prices in Scotland, in one instance 2000 guineas being paid for a colt nine months old by him. The dam of BOQUHAN KENNEDY was Beatrice, one of the best brood mares in Scotland, and winner of first prizes at Edinburgh, Stirling and Buchlyvie, second at Ayr and third at the Highland Society's show. Her sire was the invincible Baron's Pride (9122), the sire, among others, of the £9500 Baron of Buchlyvie, Baron's Brilliant (imp.), ete. TEEMS.—£2 2s at end of season, and £8 8s when mare proves in foal. Paddocking for mares from a distance will be provided, and arrangements can be made to meet mares by appointment. P. C. HISLOP, Secretary, Balclutha.

r fO TRAVEL this season in the Clutha and Surrounding Districts, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion WINSOME'S GLORY (The property of J, A. King, Riverside, Mosgiel). PEDIGREE: WINSOME'S GLORY is a big brown well-balanced horse, with plenty ot weight and substance. He has superior quality of hair, good flat flinty bone, nicely set ankles and good feet of the right wearing kind. He was foaled on November 12, 1910. Sire, Baron Winsome (12475 Vol. 27; sire, Baron's Pride (9122, Vol. 14). Dam, Lady Diana (13468, Vol. 21), by Prince Romeo (8144); g-dam, Robina (12182, Vol. 17), by Prince Robert (7135); g-g-dam, Heroine (8522, Vol. 12), by Darnley (222, Vol. 1); g-g-g----dam, Rosie (543, Yol. 3), by Prince of Kilbride (660); g-g-g-g-dam, Jean of Titwood (387, Vol. 2), by Lochfergus Champion (449, Vol. 1); g-g-g-g-g-dam, Kate, by Young Clyde (944, Vol. 1); g-g-g-g-g-g-dam, Bess, by Sproulston (1312, Vol. 2). Dam, Jean, by Pride's Fancy (311 N.Z.5.8.); g-sire, Lion King (306 N.Z.5.8.); g-gsire, British Lion (270, imp.); g-dam, Nellie of Auchmore; Nellie's sire, Auchmore, by Lord Salisbury (114, imp.); second dam, Lily. Nellie's dam, Scotch Annie (imp.), by Ivanhoe (308). As a yearling WINSOME'S GLORT was third in Dunedin, first at Milt*a and second at Clutha. As a thrse-year-old he was first at Milton and second at Clutha. From the above pedigree it will be seen that WINSOME'S GLORY comes from the very best strains of blood to be had both in Scotland and New Zealand, and should prove himself a breeder. TERMS.—£4 4s full guarantee, payable when mare proves in foal. Grazing for mares at 2s a week. All care taken but no responsibility. All mares sold or exchanged after first service owner at first service held responsible. Groom's fee, ss. 'JO TRAVEL Kaitangata, Inchclutha, Hillend, Awamangu and Surroundin, Districts, EARL DERBY (198, Vol. 1., New Zealand Clydesdale Stud Book). EARL DERBY, foaled December, 1909, is a thick-set, big, sound black horse, with three white legs. He stands 16J hands high, has the right sort of bone and hair, perfect ankles and big round feet. Being a grand mover, he is just the sort of horse to breed big, sound, fast work horses. He is also one of the surest breeding horses that ever travelled the Clutha district. sire, Baron' freat horse. Blue Ribbon;"second"dun, opßy, by Young Champion; third dam, Mag, by Bismarck; fourth dam. Sally, by Lord Paisley (imp.). EARL DERBY'S sire, Royal Derby, was a front-rank horse, being second at Invercargill in 1907, and second at Dunedin Horse Parade, 1908, out of 40 entries He also sired a lot of show-yard coits and fillies. Blue Ribbon, the sire of EARL DERBY'S dam, was a show-yard favourite, having seven first and champion prizes to his credit, including Christchurch, Dunedin and several big ahows. It will be seen from the above that EARL DERBY has as good and clean a pedigree as any other colonial-bred horse. TERMS.—£I January 15, 1915; £3 on mare proving in foal. No groom'■ fee will be charged. For further particulars apply to the owner, 808883 JOBS ON, i 'J'O STAND this season at Greenfield and Travel Waitahuna West, Tuapeka Mouth, Tuapeka West and Surrounding Districts, the Imported Clydesdale Stallion ARDRIMERSAY PRINCE. Pedigree: Bire, Prince Alexander (8899), Yol. JUL ]4rst dam. Darling (17020), Vol. XXYHL, V BuoT? Pride. Second dam, Lyric Gem (12883), Yol. XIX., by Knight of Lothian. ARDRIMERSAY PRINCE holds the NJS. Government's Veterinary Idle Certificate. TERMS.—£3 at end of season and £8 when mare proves in foaL Groom's fee. * V.