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To Travel' the Blenheim District during the season. THE CHOICELY-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION KING'S RECORD Imp. (16,183) C. S. B. Brown; foaled 1908; bred by R. Riddell, Blackhall, Renfrewshire. Sire: King's Champion (14,184); dam, Rose of Fashion (20,252). KING'S RECORD stands about 18 hands, is a stylish big colt, full of quality, fine flat bones, grand feet and pasterns, and a capital close mover. He is choicely bred, and is directly descended from the best breeding strains, having a double cross of the great Darnley and Prince of Wales blood. His sire, King' 3 Champion, is the well-known Blackhall stud horse, a frequent winner at the Highland and other leading shows. King's Champion's sire is the invincible Silver Cup, the greatest horse living. He was three times champion at the Highland Show, and twice champion at the Royal of England, and was never beaten. His sire, Baron's Pride, is the greatest breedj ingf horse of all time. King's Record's dam, Rose of Fashion, 2nd dam Johanna (13,903), 3rd dam Nancy of Queenziebuni (2805) were frequent winners at all the leading shows in Scotland. Nancy of Queenzieburn is the dam of Prince Robert, the sire of the great Cawder Cnp winner Hiawatha (10,067). Terms: Half-guarantees £3, payable on or before 31st December, 1912, and £3 additional, payable Ist September, 1913, unless the mare is proved not to be in foal. Special reduction for two or more. Groomage ss. also : THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION . KING'S HIGHWAY Imp. (14,200) C.S.B. , Will travel the Ward and Seddon district during the season. KING'S HIGHWAY - (14,200), brown, foaled 1906, bred by R. Riddell, Blackball, Renfrewshire. Sire, Kingsway (13,575); dam, Bonnie Eden (18,938) by Gallant Prince (10,552), 2nd dam Bonnie Dora <12|072rby Lord Lothian <5998), 3rd dam Blossom of Spittall (11,795) by Coming <Again (3532). King's Highway is a stylish, welleoupled horse of big size and plenty of weight, great feet and legs, and capital action. His breeding is all that could be desired, and his allround merit will commend him to breeders of high-class stock. His sire, Kingsway, was one of the best colts ever bred at Blackhall, and was sold for £1000 at 2 years old for export to Canada. His dam was the great prize mare Scottish Gipsy, by the famous champion Royal Gartly. King's Highway's dam and granddam won many prizes at all the leading shows. King's Highway won the LauderdaJe breeders' premium of £80 in 1910. The top cross in this horse is Gallant Prince and Lord Lothian, and are in great request as breeders at present. < Terms: £2 10s, payable on or before 31st December, 1912, and £2 10s additional, payable Ist September, 1913, unless the mare is proved not to be in foal. Gjfoomage ss, at service. Further particulars from— J. DOLLAR, Seddbn. . .—;_ _ TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BLENHEIM. And Travel the Surrounding District. THE STANDARD-BRED TROTTING HORSE BEIRNIE HOLT, 4 years. ' BEIRNIE HOLT is by %\ys •champion trotting stallion of New Zealand, Quincey (Vancleve-Gracie), who holds the 2-mile record of 4min. 37sec, and who has already proved himself a first-class racing sire, although he has not yet finished Mb racing career. Beirnie Holt's first dam is Sis Woodburn, by Jay Gould from Puella. Sis Woodburn is a half-sister to BelmontM. (2.13 2-5), and Almont, who holds the world's record of 6min. 50sec. for 3 miles, and also lias «i 2-mile record of 4.32, and a one-mile of 2.12 1-5. Beirnie Holt's second dam is that great brood mare Puella, who is a'full sister to Fraulein, the dam of Fritz (2.12), The Heir (2.19), Fredrick (2.21), Franz (2.23), and Prinz. Woodburn Chief, Beirnie Holt's half-brother, has already proved himself a sire of speedy animals by getting jsilch good horses as Woodthorpo Maid (2.21 at 3 years), Woodburn Lad (2.21 and 4.46), Ned Egan, Irvy Woodburn, Chief ting, and many others. • , Beirnie- Holt is .<i rich bay with black points, standing 16 hands, and good tempered. He is an extra good worker. TERMS: £4 10s. Special inducementvto owners of mares. FULL GUARANTEE. All mares not proving in foal returned free next season. For full particulars apply to—• A. FRETH, Owner, Blenheim. AT THE STUD THIS SEASOJST. WARD AND "SURROUNDING DISTRICT. THE WELLKNOWN DRAUGHT SIRE RANTIN ROBIN. For full particular* and terms apply ; to— W. BRADLEY, Ward. T© THOSE INTERESTED IN TROTTING. rpHE well-kii.wn Stud Horse JL "Pirate" wiH stand the season in Blenheim f«r a limited number of mares emly. Fe«- fnH particulars and terms apply t#— WILLIAM SMITH, ! ©wner.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 233, 1 October 1912, Page 2
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