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Oamaru Mail, Volume X, Issue 4282, 3 December 1888, Page 1

STUD NOTICES P To Travel thla Peason in the Oamara and Bnrronnding Dietriots The celebrated Clydesdale Entire EINCK HENEY. For particulars as to pedigree, gee cuds, Term?, 14; Groom's Fee, ss, payable at service, D. M GBEGOB, 539 Owner, To Travel this season In the Oamaru -cd surrounding diatiiofc, 1 he Celebrated Draught Stallion BEAK O ' WAY. PSIIGRhE: Break o' D»y is a beautiful bay of great substance, with immense bone and plenty of hair and fine symmetry and Enperior action. Break o' Day was bred by Wilbsm Robertson, Fsq., Terrace Farm, Palmerston. Foaled 20-h December, 1884. Sirs, Taieri Lad, dam, Roao. Taieri Lad, bred by Donald Grant, Esq., Kirkland's, Weßt Taieri, was got by Emperor. ont of Gentle, i-mperor by Napoleon, imported from Scotland by the Iste John Mmmo, Esq., oat of K ancv, imported from Scotland by W. H, Valpy, frsq. f-ancy by the far-famed Garverry Borae. Gentle, by Champion, imported from Scotland, oat of Betty, Imported. It will be seen from his pedigree that Taieri Lad is »s pure a strain of Olydesdale blood as can be found in the colonies. Taieri T ad, as a yearling, giiaed the silver crp ai theTaleii against twe vecompetitors ; as a two-year-old silver medal at Tokomairiro and < Intha Agricultural Show against five others; aa a thcee-year-old, fir6t premiam at Cluiba, Break o' Day's dam, Eose, by Yonng Hero, bred by Willi.m ToHd, Esq., out of his celebrated prize mare Jeaimia "'unter the winter of numerous first prizes. Jeannie Huner by Blackleg, Blackleg gaintd in all 51 first pizes. Hose's sire, Young TTero, was bred by W'liarn Jones, Esq., Westwood, Tasmania. Young Hero was got by Lincolnshire Heio, Imported to Tasmania by VV. K. G. Kermode, Ktq. Lincolnshire Hero wis bred by fer George Stai.thorpe. Lincolnshire Hero by Young Honest John Lincolnshire. Hero's dam, Dy Old Sampson, the proper y of Mr Bryon, Leicestershire. Old Sampson took altogether 21 first prize'. Young bero'B dam, Blossom, by tho imported horse Matchless; grand-dam, Rose, bred by Messrs Simmett, « aka, Tasmania. Roe, ty tho impo ted horse Lincoln, impor ed by the lata Dr Wilmore to Tasmania. YonDg Hero, wbea shown as a yearling at the Northern Agrisaltural Sow against a number of colt?, gained the fir-t prize Yonns Hero, when a two-year-old, as the reat Western ■ gricuitural Show, took the first prize against a'l comers; as the same time took the first prize for the best colt by Lincolnshire Hero. Young H ero, when a three-year-old, took fir t pnza at the Waikoaaiti and Shag Yalley Show; when a four-year-old, gained the first prize at the Waikouaitl and Shag Valley Show; he also gained the Gold Medal for being the best animal of the draught Btock on the ground the same year ; and fi:at prize at the Blueskin Agricultural Show. He also pained tbe first prize at the Waibouaiti and Shag Yalley fhow in 1870; the first prize at Bluet kin the same year, and sgain in 1871 ; the first prize at Blueakin the eame year, beating all-comers; first prize at Waikouaiti and Shag Yalley i-how in 1884, and first at Blueskin the samo year; thus showing Break o' Day to be possessed of the best and purest Btrain of blood in New Zealand, For purety of breeding, symmetry of form, texture of bone and muscle, and ease of movement, this celt has not bem equalled, and probably never will be excelled by any colt bred in New Zealand. Tebsis.—l4 4a; groom's fee, ss, payable at service. All demands payable to the groom at end of season, M'GKEGOR & STtVSNSON, W eaton. To travel In the Oamarn, Papakaio, Awamoko, Maerewhenua and Surrounding Districts, the Pure-bred Clydesdale Entire LO B D L O £ N E (Clydesdale Stud Book, Yol. vll.), Imported by Mr M, Power, from Glasgow. Lord I>orne was bred by Mr Bezinle, Campbelltown, and imported by Mr Power, ex s.B. Essex, from London. Lord Lome, foaled June, 1881, la a fine dark bay, stands 16 hands 3 Inches high, with strong flat bone, fine flowing hair, and excellent temper. Lord Lome was got by that unprecedented atallion Lome (499), who was the sire of the celebrated ttaUlan Ivanhoe (393). who won the second prize at the Glasgow Agricultural Society's Stallion Show In February, 1876. and travelled Kirkmichael district of Ayrshire; second at the Highland and Agricultural society's Show at Edinburgh in 1&77, in which year he waa second premium horen of the Glasgpw Agricultural Society. In 1878 he was > elected as first premium horse at the Glasgow Agrioultnra Society, and won first prz« at the Highland and Agricultural Society's at . umfries Lorno (499) Is by Glenlee (3t32), by Forth (307.) Forth (307) won third prize at the International Show at > ondoi In 18S2, and is by Clyde (156), by Clyde (15*), who won first pr'ze at the Highland Society's Saow In 1842. His Sire, (Jiyde 2nd (167), by Cljde (162), by Lofty (453) who won many prizes in Lanarkshire and Clydesdale dlttricts, and waa never beaten but by his son, Yonng . Clyde. Lord . Lome's dam, Maggie; aire, Prince Alfred (618), by The-General, (822), who won first prize at the Highland Society's Show at Inverness in 1865, and was the sire of the renowned horso Sir Walter Scott (796), who gained first priza at tbe Highland -oolety'B Show in Dumfrlca in IS6O, also the premium at the International Snow held at Battered. Sir Wniter Scott (798) was the sire of the lato Mr Drew's Prince of Wales (6 73). whose breeding and prize-winning requiro no comment, being the Bire of more fir<jfc prize taking stallions than any other horse fc'jat aver stood in Scotland. Prince of Waleß (673) ttood at Merryton Home Farm, Hami« at L4O a mart, and told at the late Mr Drew's sale, In April bust, for 900 gulneaa, when 18 years old. Lord Lome's granddun, Tibby, by the President (596), who won second pnze at che Highland society's Show at Glasgow, 1-j 1867, is got by •.ochend Champion (445), who won first prize at ;he bigbla- d Society's Show at Perth, in 1861, tho gold medal of the came society at Kelso, i , 1863, the second pr.ze at the Koyal Agricultural Society's ahowa Batteraea, in 1862, and the Glasgow pceminm in 1865, thus proving" Lo d ;.ome to be descended from the best and purest Clydesdale blood In Scotlaid, Terma : L 3 at ths end of season, and L 3 when the mares are proved to be in foal, Groom'a f*e, ss, payable at fi st service. All demands payaole to the groom at the end of the season.. Good grass paddocks provided one month free;.-after that 2a per week_ will be charged. All care but no responsibility, MoEGAN O'BKIEN, 545 Proprietor, Boundary Creek,