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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7267, 15 October 1891, Page 1

TO STAND THIS 8EA>ON AT WINDSOR PARK, Tho Clydesdale Entiro ORITISH MONARCH. BRITISH MONARCH is a boantiful bay, with plenty of Rood bone aud hiir, and is by tho imported horse British Lion, tho ohampion horso at Oamaru and Dunedin for uoveral yean British Lion is by Argylo (2507, vol. VI, C.S.B ) d»m Darling, by Prince of Wnlea (i)73, vol. 1, CAB ) Argyle (2567, voJ. VI, C.S.B.) iu by L»rgo Jook (444 vol. 1), dam Joan, by Smiths horse, Old Clydo (547, vol. I), winnor of tho third prize at tho Highland Sooiety'a Show ai Aberdoon in 1858, by Scotsman (751, vol. I). British Lion's dam Darling was got by tho worH -renowned Drew's Prinoo of Walos (G43, vol. I, C.S.B ), whioh horso was oon ■ siilered ono of tho host stook-gottors in the world. Ho was by General (322, vol. I) out of Darling by Simpson, ft'ma Logan's Twin (741, vol. I) by Lofty (455, vol. I), winner of tho first prizo and silver medal at Glnsgow. Gouoral's dam Maggie, alias Darling, gained first prizo at Oo Highland Society a Show held at Glasgow ia 1857. Bnt sh Lion's grand«dam naggio wai got by tho famous Loohend Champion (4(8, vol. I C S B.) gained first prize at the Highland Sooioty's Show at Perth in 1861, tho gold medal at iho same Society's Show at Kfllso in 1863, and tho Glasgow premium in 18(35. This provcB British Lion to be doBoended from tho best strains of blood in Sootland or tho Colomcd. DuohoBS III, tno dam of British Monaroh, is by Sir Colin, grand-dam Duohoss I. imported from Victoria, by Wosthorne, imported from Sootlaud. Uuohc»s I. has boon successful as a pris^taker both aa a dry and biood maro. Duohess III has takon about fifteen first prizes at tho Tateri, Dunedin aad J'okomairiro Shows. Sir Colin was imported from Scotland by tho late Mr Georgo Bookless, ia 1870, and was got by tho famous horeo one of tho bout stock -gotten in Sootland, many of his stock, including mares, having been sold at L200 and upwards, amongst which was tho famous Kilkorra mare (Colonel Fleming's) which gained many first prizes, being iirst as a yearlmg at Renfrew, Johnston, Barrhead, Mary hill and Glasgow j as a two yearold nhe was first at tho samo plaoes ; as a three-yotvr-old Bhe was first at Glasgow and Mary hill; a.d as a four year old was firat at tho Highland Sooiety'a Show at Invor* neas, Sir Colm's dam Jess was owned by Mr Thomas Young, Lochead, aud from hor ho brod four entires, Jest's Biro, tho wellknown horeo old Nir Colin, was nover beaten in Scotland, gained the Glasgow prom nun, and tho same year gained tho L40 premium at tho Highland Sooioty s Show at Kolso. Sir Colin gained first prizo as a yearling and two-year-old at all tho uhowfl, also tho u'rat at Paisley a fow days before boing chipped, und socond at tho Taitri Show in 1873, and his stock aro second to uona iu Ougo. It will bo thus Been that British Monaroh is descended from tho best Clydesdalea oa both bides, aud onnaot but commend himself to breeders of puro stook. Good gram paddocks providod. Every earo Ukon but no rospocnibil'ty. All mares sold or exchanged, tho ownor at first service hold responsible, Terms XG Cs Groom's foe, 5*. Payablo on 31st, January, 1891. E. MENLOVE, Proprietor, Winduor Park.

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