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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7266, 14 October 1891, Page 1

TO 8TAND THIS SIUSON AT WINDSOR PARK, The Clydesdale Entire D R I T I 8 H MONARCH. BRITISH MONARCH is a bewtifal bay, with plenty of good bone and h»Jr, find is by the imported horse British Lion, I tho ohampion hone At O»m»ru and Dunodin for iovoral year*. British Lion is by Argylo (2567, vol. VI, C.S.B ) d«tn Durline, by Princo of Walos (t73, vol. 1, C>.B ) Argylo (2567, vol. VI, C.S.B.) is by Lwgo Jook (444 vol. 1), dam Joan, by Smith* horse, Old Clydo (517, vol. I), winner of tho third prizo at the Highland Sooiety's Show ac Aberdeen in 1858 by Scotsman (754, vol. I). British Lion'a dam Darling was got by tho worl .-renowned Drew's Prmoe of Wales (613, vol. I, C.S.B. ), whioh horse was oon Bidorod ono of tho best stock -getters in tho world. Ho was by Qenor.il (322, vol. I) oat of Hurling by Simpson, a'iai Logan'a Twin (741, vol. I) by Lofty (45.-., vol. I), , winnor of tho first prizo and silver medal at Glasgow. Goneral's dam Maggie, alias Darling, gained first prizs at tic Highland Society s Show hold at Glasgow in 1857. British Lion's grand->dam Maggie was got j by tho famous Lnohond Champion (418, vol. ! I 0 S B.) gained first prizo at the Highland Society's Show at Perth in 1861, tho gold medal at tho samo Society's Show at Kelio in 1863, and the Glasgow premium in 1865, This proves British Lion to bo descended from the best strains of blood in Scotland or tho Colomoj, Duoheas III, tlio dam of British Monarch, is by Sir Colin, grand-dam Duohoss I. nnported from Victoria, by Wosthornt, imported from Scotland. Imohen I. has been successful a« & priz^takor both as a dry and biood mare. Duchess III ha« takon about fifteon first prizes at the Taieri, Dunedin aod fokomairiro Show*. Sir Colin was imported from Scotland by tho late Mr George Bookless, ia 1870, and was got by tho fumous horse Sampaou ono of tho best stock -getter 1 in Scotland, many of his stock, iuoludiog mares, having been sold at L'200 and upwards, amongst whioh was the famous Kilkorra maro (Colonel Fleming'*) whioh gamod many first pnzos, being first as a yearlmg at Renfrew, Johnston, Barrhead, Mary hill and Glasgow ; as a two yearold «he was first a« tho samo plaocs ; as a three-year-old she wai first at Glasgow and Maryhill; and as a four year old wot first at th« Highland Society's Show as Inver* ness. Sir Cohn's dam Jess was owned by Mr Thomas Young, Lochoad, aud from hor ho bred four entires. Jess's siru, tho wellknown horse old Mir Colin, was never beaten iu Sootlaud, gained tho (ilasgow promjum, and tho same year gained tho L40 premium at tho Uighlaud Sooioty's Show at Kolso. Sir Colin gainod first prize as a vonrliug and two-year-old at all tho shows, also tho first at Paisley a few days before boing chipped, aud secoi.d at tho Taiori Show in 1S73, and his stook are second to none in Otago, It will bo thus seen thnb British Monarch is clcucundcid from tho beat Clydosdaloi o<i both and oaunot but oommend hiirsolf to brcodors of puro Htook. «ood f,ras8 padiiock-) provided. Every caro takon but no responsibility. All mares sold or exchangod, tho owner at first eervico held responsible. Terms C6 Q s , Groom a fee, fl;. Pnyablo on 91st Janu1 ary, 1891. E. MBNLOVK, i'ropnwior, Winduur l'jirk.

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