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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7265, 13 October 1891, Page 1

TO STAND THIS 8BA8ON AT WINDSOR PARK, The Clydesdale Entire ORITISH MONARCH. BRITISH MONARCH is a beautiful bay, with plenty of good bono and hair, and ia by tho Imported horse British Lion, the ohampion horso at Oamaru and Dunedin for soveral yean. British Lion is by Argyle (2567, vol. VI, C.S.B.) dam Darling, by Prince of Walea (b73, vol. 1, C.S.B ) Argylo(2567, vo). VI, C.S.B.) is by L»rgo Jook (444 vol. 1), dam Joan, by Smiths horse, Old Clydo (547, vol. I), winnor of Ihe third prize at the Highland Society 'b Show at Aberdeen in 1858, by Sootsman (754, vol. I). British Lion's dam Darling was got by tho worU -renowned Drew's Prinoo of Wales (643, vol. I, U.S.U.), whioh horao was con•itlorod ono of tho best atook-gofcters in the world. He wa« by General (322, vo). I) oat of Tiarling by .Simpson, a'ias Logan's Twin (741, vol. I) by Lofty (45f>, vol. 1), winnor of the first prizo and lilvor modal at Glasgow. Genoral's dam Maggie, alia* Darling, gained first prize at the Highland Society's Show held at Glaigow in 1857. British Lion's grand-dam Maggie was got by tho famous Loohond Champion (448, vol. I CSB.) gained first prizo «t tho Highland Sooiety's Show at Perth in 1861, the gold medal at the simo Society's Show at Kelso in 1863, and the Glasgow premium in 1865. This proves British Lion to bo deaoendrd from the beat atraina of blood in Sootland or the Coloaiei. Duohesi III, tne dam o! British Monaroh, ii by Sir Colin, grand-dam Daohoss I. imported from Victoria, by Westhorne, importod from Sootland. Duoho*s I. has boon successful ai a prizatakor both a« a dry and biood mare. Daohcsi III has taken about fiftcon first pmos at the Taieri, Dunedin and fokomairiro Showa. Sir Colin wat imported from Scotland by tho late Mr George Booklets, iu 1870, and wai got by the famous horao ono of the beat Btook -gotten in Scotland, many of his stock, inoluding mares, having been sold at L200 and upwards, amongst which wai the famous Kilkorra mare (Colonel Fleming'*) whioh gained many Brat pri/.ai, being hrst at a yearling at ftenfrow, Johnston, Barrhfad, Mar y hill and Glasgow; at a two yearold »he wa« first at tho same plaoea ; as a three-year-old she was first at Glaigow and Maryhill; and as a four year old was first at tlio Highland Society's Show at Inverness. Sir Colin'a dam Jcsa w»s owned by Mr Thomas Young, Loohond, and from her ho brod four entires. Jesb's niro, Iho welt* known horee old Nir Colin, was never beaten in Sootland, gained the Glasgow premium, and the same year gained tho L40 promium at tho Highland Sooioty's Show at Kolso. Sir Colin gained first prize as a yearling and two-yoar-old at all tho abows, also tho first at Paisley a few days before being ohipped, and second at the Taieri Show in 1873, and his stock aro second to none in Otago. It will be tliua aecn that British Monaroh is descended from tho bett Clydosdalet oa both tides, and cannot but oommend himaolf to breeders of pure stock, Good grasi paddooka provided, Every oaro takoa but no responsibility. All marea aold or exohanged, tho owner at first sorvico hold responeiblo

Terms £G 6^ Groom's foe, 5s. Payable on 31st January, 1891. E. MKNLOVE, Proprietor, Windsor Park.

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