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

•JK) TRAVEL this season in the peka, Warepa, Kaihiku, Waiw«» and Taamata Districts, choicely-bred Clydesdale Btallion THE BOLD DRAGOON. (452, Vol. 1., N.Z.C.5.8.). THE BOLD DRAGOON (452, Vol. L) bay, white face, three white W Foaled December 9, 1911, Bred by jL A. Edwards, Otikarama, near Oore. Sire, Baron Bold (40, Vol. I.). First dam, Bessie Edwards, bred b» John Edwards, Waiwera South; by Lou Churchill (Vol. II.). ® Second dam, Bloss, bred by Mee Brot, Saddle Hill, Brighton, by Emperor Nimmo's (58, Vol. I.). 1 THE BOLD DBAGOON is a big horse of nice rich bay colour, witi first-class feet and legs, good clen flinty bones, and a good mover, lie j, just three years old, and promises to develop into a big handsome horse of great weight and substance. His sire Baron Bold is the champi M horse of New Zealand, having amou other honours the proud distinction j being four times first and champion it the Dunedin Stallion Parade, winner of the Otago Challenge Cup, the Wright. Stephenson Challenge Cup, the Clyde* dale Horse Society's Gold Medal, thret times first and champion at Christ, church, and first and champion at thi recent autumn show at ' Ashburtoi. Stock got by him have also done well i, the show ring, and have been sold fa big prices to New Zealand and Auntr* lian stud-masters. First dam, Bessie Edwards, bred b» John Edwards, of Waiwera South, wu got by Lord Churchill, a dark bay, eot of the invincible Lord Salisbury (imp. 66), which was purchased in Scotia® by Mr Kitching for £ISOO, and w» never beaten in the show ring in Scotland or New Zealand. There is hardly a colonial-bred sire of any note to-d»y which does not trace back to Lord Salij. bury in one or more lines. Second dam, Bios-, bred by Mee Broi Saddle Hill, Brighton, was got by Nimmo's Emperor (58), than whick there were few better breeding sires on the Taieri Plain. He was got bj Napoleon, imported by the late John Nimmo, out of Nancy, the great breeding mare imported from Scotland br the Hon. W. H. Valpy. TERMS.—£I payable on January 15, 1915, and £3 additional on September 15, 1915, unless mare is proved not to be in foal. Groom's fee, ss. Marei sold or exchanged after first service held to be in foal. JAS. LAING, JUNE., Waitapeka, Owner. 'J'O TRAVEL Owaka and Surrounding Districts, the Imported Horse CURLER (16416 C.5.8.), imp. CURLER was foaled May 20, 1908, Sire, Enigma (10739, C.8.8.); g-sire, Prin Cedric (10253, C.5.8.); g-g-sire, Cedric (1087, C.S.B.j; g-g-g-sire, Prince of Wales (673, C.5.8.), winner of firit prize at the Highland Society's Show. 1869; second prize at the Highland Society's, Show, Dumfries, in 1870; first prize at Highland Society's Show, Kelso, in 1872; and first prize at the Royal Manchester in 1869. G-g-g-g----sire, General (322, C.8.8.), won first prize at the Highland Society's Show, Inverness, in 1865; g-g-g-g-g-sire. Sir Walter Scott (797, C.8.8.), won firit prize at the Highland Society's Show, Dumfries, in 1860, and first premium st the International Show, Battersea, is 1862; g-g-g-g-g-g-sire, Old Clyde (574, U. 5.8.), won third prize at the Highland Society's Show, Aberdeen, in 1858, and the Haddington premium same year. Dam, Daisy of the Upper Bar (14508, C.5.8.), by Orlando (8092, C.5.8.), one of the best Clydesdale stallions that lived, and won first prize at Glasgow at a three-year-old; by Prince of Wales (673, C.5.8.), won second prize at the Highland Society's Show, Dumfries, in 1870; first prize at the Highland Society's Show, Kelso, in 1872. TERMS. —£1 Is at end of season, and £3 3s when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss. All mares sold or exchanged held as in foal. JAMES SIM, Owner. H. HUNT, Owaka, Groom in Charge. TO STAND THE SEASON AT GREENFIELD THE CHAMPION STANDARD BBED TROTTING 8181 MASSEY (Rothschild —Archangel, by Tfuielm); Rothschild it the tire of Xuitliu (2.8H5), oh*mpioa mar* of Aaitralasia, and scorts of other ArekangeL by VancleT*, Jay MaroM, sire of Maud 0. (M). * Without doubt VtMIOTO VU Ml «t the greateat sire* of Autrtkate, as hi left sterling, speedy korsee from all classes of mares. He loft nek good onea as fritc (5.13), Durbar (4.86), Verax (4.46), Euchre (4.40), Vesteris (4.48), Verity (.4.50), Vanish (2.18), Tks Heir (2.19), Franc (2.23), and hundreds of others better than 2.30. TERMS.—£2 on January 1, 1916, and £3 September, 1915 (unlets mares prove not to be in foal), or £4 fox the season, payable January 1,1915. Paddocking, Is 6d per week. All car* bat no responsibility. c. b. hadfuld, Owner, r £"o STAND at Clydevale, and Travel Hillend, Greenfield, Tuapeka Mouth and Surrounding Districts, the Pacing Stallion YOUNG VANDERBILT. YOUNG VANDEBBILT'S sire, Lord VanderbUt, by Bothschild (imp.), by Ckilde Harold (imp.), 2.25: dam, Kentucky Maid (imp.), 5.21; Young Vander hilt's dam, Lady Lorraine. TEBMB.—42 at end of aeaaoa and H when mare prove# in foal. Groom's fee, 6* (payable |t lrat •errioo). AU mem ©therwia# diipoeed of halg to bf la foaL J. A. SUnKXELAe, Owner, la ehiurga.