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Dunstan Times, Issue 2173, 17 March 1903, Page 7

STAND AT OWNER’S FARM THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION JIABKSJJAJt. Sire Crown Prince, g«sire Lord Salisbury imp. dam , Flora, by Prince \ictor imp., g-dam Pride, by Prince Charlie imp, g-g dam Fanny imp. WARKSM \N is a beautiful thick set etout hearted dapple brown stallion, abonf 16 hands 3 inches, with bone and hair ot the finest quality. His sire Crown Prince has proved himself the greatest success ofTJany horse that as ever been in Aew Zealand. He is the sfre of Prince Alfre champion at Waima c, Cpdrio r € Saxon champion • (.«•»•. .. , Pr.net Arthur champion ;•/> N j; r, Sir Perceival champion at Aie-br-w.* ~ Uov.il Conqueror champion at Aucldaud, Prince Albert Prince of the Clans, P.iiu-css champion mare at Oamaru, Flo champion at Dunedin, besides scores or other prizet.keis. At the aumv 5 Clvdiulah; tale in Melbourne August 1897 ! i/t of Crown Princes colts realised 1700 : His dam Damsel {in p !e ) :• a.s first at Ayr, Stirling, Dumbarton, Aoerdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dumfries, end Perth also the winner of the champion prizes at Dumbarton, Glasgow (either sex) Hamilton. Stirling and Perth Lord Salisbury imported (1205) sir# Young Conqueror (959) dam Darling (74) gndam Jean by Surprise (846) Lord Salisbury has never been beaten either in Scotland or New Zealand. Marksman’s dam Flora by Prince Victor imported, g»sire Prince of Wales, dam Rosie by Victor, g-dam Jean the dam of Disraeli, who as a two aud three year old won first prize at Glasgow Stallion Spring Shows (1875-1873). Prnce Victor was champion at Timaru, Oamaru and Dunedin, G-dam Pride by Prince Charlie imp., sir* Prince Alfred, Prince Charlie has taken the champion prize in Christchurch three years in succession. His dam Darling has been a very successful prizetaker, In 1868 she gained the Highland Society prize of LlO for the best brood mare open to Scotland. Her first foal Prince of Wales gained the champion prize open to Scotland, also Ist prize at the Royal Show Manchester. Prince Charlie’s data ' had seven colts and fillies the money value of which amounted to L 5,100. MARKSMAN in a large "ring secured 2nd prize as a yearling in Oamaru, Ist prize same year in Dunedin (I960), also as a two year old Ist prize at the Centra Otago A and P Show 1901 From the above [it will be seen Ma man is descended from the finest str of successful Clydesdales. Terms : L2 2s payable Ist February 1903, and L2 2s when mares prove in tot I Paddocks provided. Mares sold or exchanged, owner a time of service charged as in foal. All care taken but no responsibility. ALSO—THE CLYDESDALE STALLION Lord Castlereagh, Lord Castlereagh was foaled in Decern* ber 1890, was bred by John Allan, Esq., and is a beautiful bay, standing 16| hands high, with splendid bone and hair. He has also immense muscular power, combining size with quality such as is seldom seen, and is a staunch worker. Lord Castlereagh’s sire is the celebrated stallion Sir Robert. sir Robert's sire is file famous Lord, Salisbury who retired from the show i-ng , ui.beu«en norse. Lord Casllerca. hV ;. ’.:.oy Annie, by Wait-a-Wce V J . - - C -mes Allan for L 300), ny rriiiet . (imported from Scotland). For further pa.lici.l r.s ..s to pedigree ealdb. Tems : L 3 half guarautix, LI 10s on February Ist, 19C3, and. LI 10s when mars proves in for, Gum.;./ fee; 5a payable at first servi c, Young By Epicure out or Fanny (Chorister) —o— FirsUclass paddocks provided free for one month, after which l- Cd per week will be chaiged Owneis at lime of service held responsible. Ah care taken but no responsibility. Mares sent to paddock* full guarantee. For further articulars apply to— J WILSON • Ophir OR Groom in charge Giecms fee ss, payable at first servie k USTKALIAN lILLI a N C E ■■S SUB A NCK COMPANY. Capital Funds « „ £430,000 The WEALTHIEST and PREMIE Australia Company Mr H, E. Si-evens, of the DuNSXAN iIMES, has been appointed agent for this Company at Clyde. All Risks accepted at Lowest Hates’ , Losses Promptly settled; 'A.. J'SULLIVAN, Chie Agent o Otago Shamrock Hotel Ophir MRS SINCLAIR Proprietress The above well-known Hotel has just undergone an extensive renovating, and is now m splendid order. The appointments to ’be Hotel being of the best, the p. .or-rietref-s rs ccrfident that she Will m.t , a share ot public patronage. - - !■■«'.< ..1 kept. Jo„a t. Good S .. uiidct ol an efficient cicnm. the ch MRS SINCLAIR, Ljcmietrpsft.