Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7270, 19 October 1891, Page 1

TO TKAVEL THIS SEASON, IN THK OAMARU AND SURROUNDING DIS. TRICTS, THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, TT EART OF OAK. HEART OF OAK 7s a beautiful dark dapple bay, standing 16J hands high, has great strength of bone, fine symmetry, and very tuperior action, combined with a beautiful temper. Heart of Oak wat bred by J. B. Sutton, Esq., New River, South* land. Heart of Oak's dam w«s the ohampion prizo mare Diamond, imported from Tatmania by Woksrs Dawson, bred by F. R. Symmons, E«q., of Carriok, by Thumper, imported from Scotland ; graad-dam Flower, by Matohless, imported. Heart of Oak a sire, Fxtinguisher, by Vanquisher, imported from Scotland, and known to all the breeders in New Zealand at tho purett CJydesdalo stallion ever imported to this oountry. Terms : Three guineas, half guarantee ; four guineas, full guarantee. Groom'a Fee, sj. HENRY KEEN, or 3 Proprietor, South Oamaru.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON la the Qtokaike, Kurow, Sandhurst, Redoliff, and Waitaki North Distrioti, the Pure Clydesdale Entire KING SALISBURY. Sire, Lord Salisbury (imp ) ; Dam, (jllMgow Maggie (Charters); biro, Prince, by Prince Charlie (imp.) Lord Salisbury, the sire of King Salisbury, has never been beaten in tho ahow rings of Scotland or Now Zealaud, and has therefore won more First Prizes than any other Clydesdale the world has known. Glasgow Maggie it alio a well-known pnzetakor in New Zealand,

For Particulars of full Pedigreo boo Cards.

Terms -L4 4s ; L 2 2s payable on tho Ist of January, 1892, and L 2 2s payable when tho mare proves in foal. Groom's foe, ss ; payablo at time of norvioe. All marcs sold or exchanged, the owner at time of service to bo hold responsible, J. R. SEW ELL, ors Proprietor.

TO STAND THIS SEASON At Awamoa, Tho Purebred Clydeidalo Entire, /"^I R 0 W N PRINCE. Champion Horao at Oamaru Show, 1890,

Crown Princo, rising four years. Siro, Lord Salisbury (imported), dam Damsel (imported), bred by J. M. Martin, Esq., Auohendrennon, Dumbartonshire. Her siro, Crown Prinoo (207), her dam Darling by Tintook, q d by Dainty Davie (211), eto. From tho above it will be scon that Crown Princo is from tho greatest prizetakers in tho world, rfin mother being about tho beat maro over produced in Scotland, and his father nevor having been beaten in Scotland or Now Zea'aud Crown Princo himself is a massive horoe with immense bono of tho finest quality, abundant hair of tho right sort, aud combining tino quality and perfeot symmetry with great power Uo is just what has boon long wanted in tho district as a successor to Young Banker, and is the very horso to uso to tho progeny of that suocossful sire, The number of maros tahon will bo alriatly limited, aud early application witl be necessary, Tcrma - bovou guineas, half payment on removal of maro, half on maro proving in foal, Froo paddook provided. Every oaro taken but no responsibility. M. I'OLMES.

TO STAND THIS SEA.- ON AT WINi:SOR PARK, The Clydesdalo Entire DRITISH MONARCH. BRITISH MONARCH is a beautiful bay, with plenty of good bono und hair, and in by tho imported homo British Lion, tho ohampion horso at Oamaru and Dunodin for several years. British Lion is by Argyle (2567, vol. VI, C.S.B ) dam Darling, by Princo of Wales (073, vol. 1, C.fc.B.) Argylo (25G7, vol. VI, C.5.8.) ia by Lsrgo Jock (444 vol. 1), dam Jean, by Smiths horac, Old Clyde (547, vol. I), winner of the third prize at the Highland Sooiety's Show at Aberdeen in 1858, by Scotsman (754, vol. I). BntUh Lion'a dam Darling wan got by tho world -renowned Drew's Prinoo of Walet (643, vol. I, C.5.8.), whioh horse was considered one of tho best stook -getters in the world. Ho was by General (322, vol. I) out of Darling by Sampson, it'ias Logan'a Twin (741, vol. i) by Lofty (455, vol. I), winner of tho first prize and silver medal at Glasgow. Gonoral's dam Maggie, alias Darling, gained ihat prize at tbo Highland Sooiety s Show held at Qlasgow ia 1857. British Lion'a grand-dam \Juggio waa got by the famous Loohend Champiou (418, vol. I C.S B.) gained first prize at the Highland Society's Show at Perth in 1861, the gold medal at tho same Sooiety's Show at Kelso in 1863, and the Glasgow premium in 1865; Tina proves British Lion to be doeoendod from tho best strains of blood in Scotland or tho Colonioi. Jjuchcss 111, the dam of British Monaroh, is by Sir Coliu, grand-dam Duoheas I. imported from Victoria, by Westhorne, imported from Scotland. Duohe«s I. has boon uucceteful as a prizetaker both »b a dry and bi oocl maro. Duohess 111 hai taken about iiftcon first prizes at tho Taieri, Dunedin aad .Tokomainro Shows. Hit Colin was imported from Scotland by tho late Mr Goorgo Booklets, iv 1870, and was got by the famous horao bampiou ono of tho bout stock -gotteru in Sootlund, many of his stock, inoludiug mares, having boen sold at L2OO and upwards, amongst which was the ' lamouß Kukerra maro (Colonel Fleming's) which gained many n'rot pri/.os, being lirat as a yearling at Renfrew, Johnston, Barrheod, Mary lull and Glasgow ; as a two yearold «ho was first at the same places ; as a three»year»old she waa first at Glasgow und Mary hill; aid as a four yoar old wav first at tho Highland Society 'n Show at Inverness, Sir Colina dam Jess was owned by Mr Thomas Youug, Loohoad, and from her he bred four entireu. Jess's siro, the wellknowu horue old Mir Colin, was nover buaton in Scotland, gained tho Glasgow premium, and the same year gained the JL4O premium at the Highland Sooiety a Show at Kolso. Sir Colin gained first prize as a yearling and two-year-old at all tho shows, also tho tiret at Paisley a few days before being shipped, und second at the Taieri Show in 1873, and hit stook are teoond to none in Otdgo. lt will bo thua seen that British Monarch is desconded from the best Clydesdales oa both sides, and oannot but oommend hirrself to breodort of pure stook, Good grass paddooks proyidod, Evory care taken but no responsibility. All mares Hold or exchanged, tho owner at first sorvioo held responsible, Terms 16 6s. Groom s fee, 5?. Payablo on 31st January, 1891. E. MENLOVE, Propnotor, Windsor Park.