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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 December 1928, Page 14

FO STAND the Season at Farm, corner Skeet and Mangawhefo Roads, Eapuni, or' travel if required— THE CLYDESDALE COLT BLUE PETER “ (1925) TERMS: Single Mare £5 ss, payable 20th January. All care taken, but no responsibility. The Clydesdale Colt, BLUE PETER (1925), is a jet black with a small blaze and white feet, foaled 19th August, 1924, and was bred by the Moor© Hunter Estate, Hawera. He is a colt of distinct masculine character and true Clydesdale type, intelligent and kindly disposition, very compact and strongly coupled with well-set shoulders, true action, hardy constitution, the, very best of bone, joints and feet, and sound and right in every way. These characteristics make him an ideal horse for a dairying district, where mares are mostly of mixed breeding, and. therefore quality and soundness are absolutely necessary in the sire, if the progeny are to stand the strain of trotting to a factory on hard roads. Blue Peter's breeding is of the very best, with a great record of soundness, and of pure imported blood in every line, and he is almost a full brother to Morgiana, the champion mare at the 1926 Royal Show. He was awarded first prize as a yearling at Hawera and Masterton, first prize as a 2-year-old at Hawera. The family from which he comes has produced three wisners of the Union S.S. Co. Cup, in Silloth Lady, Sesame and Morgiana. His sire, Bonnie Dene, is the most successful breeding stallion in New Zealand to-day. At the three Royal Shows to date his stock have won the following prizes: 3 championships, 2 reserve championships, 9 firsts, 5 seconds and 3 thirds. J. F. KING, Owner, 'Phone 925, Kaponga.

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