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Otago Witness, Issue 1916, 6 November 1890, Page 27

Atm^ rpo stand at NORTH TAIBRI, #^C. y/Twi ne Pure Clydesdale SALISBURY'S PRIDE. SALISBURY'S PRIDB (188 N.Z. Stud Book) is a byb >y horse, with three white legs, was foaled December 14, 1887, and was bred by hii present owner ; has fine fiat, hard bone, with long silky hair of the best quality, and splendid feet and patterns, with quality all over suoh as it rarely to be teen. His sir* Is that celebrated stallion Lord Salisbury (114 N.Z. Stud Book), imported from Scotland by J V. Kitching, Esq., Moa Flat station, at a cost of ISOOgs, who has retired from the show ring an unbeaten hone. Salisbury's Pride's dam, Pride's Dading (611). imported from Viotoria by Mr John Trestrall. Pride't Darling's sire was Goz's.Pride of Sootland (imp.) ; dam Fanny, by Bothwell (imp.); 2nd dam by George Buchanan. Oox's Pride of Scotland (imp.) as a yearling took n;sh prize at Johnttone, first at Bairhead, first prize at Hamilton, first prize at Eilbride, and first prize nh Ayr. As a two-year-old he gained first prize at Hamilton, Eilbride, Barrhead, and Maryhill shows. In Victoria he gained first prize at a two-year-old at Bftllarat.'oorapetlug against three-year-olds; a prizeof £5 at Smeaton; and a prize of £5 for be»t two-year-old at Grand National Show, Sandhurst. Pride's Darling gained first at Dunedin ihow in 1886, and first prize at Taieri show in 1886; also, firnt p-ize at Dunedin show in 1887, and first at Taieri shovr tho same year, In 1888 she gained first prize at Tftierl, and was afterwards sold to M'Lean Bros., of Hawke's Bay. Salisbury's Pride gained first prize as a yearling at Taieri show, and second at Dunadin ; m a two-year-old, socond at Dunedin show. The above pedigree shows Salisbury's Pride to be (i-ccended from the purest strains of prize-taking I ■"■jdesditle blood, and cannot fail to make a name (or himielf at a sire. Firtt-olAii graii paddook provided for mnret from dittance, at Deer Park, North Taieri, free of I harge. I Terms : Seven Guineas, payable when mars proves 1 in foal. 9() BOBBRT GAWN, Proprietor.^ THB GRAND OARft V RIAGB AND V ArfB&^TROTTiNGSTALLIOH ojSm^W DEXTER, y"^r / \ The winner of the GoL^^^ __j—^jL»l vernor's Medal at the t—-II>=: * 1 last Dunedin Show (The Property of W. Oh«rters), Will Travel This Season in the TAIBRI and Surrounding Diitrioti. PBDIGRBB. DEXTER is a rich, dark-brown colour, with blaok points; stands 16} hands high; h»s splendid aotlon ; is a good walker ; an easy and rapid trotter ; has grand bone, and doolie temper ; is a sure fcM getter, and has been only once beaten in Lh« prize ring. DtiXTßß'ti sire is the noted horse Talisman, bred in Canterbury by Mr J. W. Mallock, got by the famed Traducer; dam, Azucena, by Towton— Meg Merrileei ; by St. George— Gipsy ; St. George, by St. fJeorge— Whisker mare, well known in New South Wales as Single'i Mare, the d«m and grand-dam ol noted horses. DBXTBR'S dam ii Gentle Annie, the far-famed trotting mare (well known both in Canterbury and Otago) imported from Australia. For speed and ai a weight carrier she was unexcelled in her day. In 186(5, on the Papanui rond, Gentle Annie, with 13tt up, won a four-mile trotting raoe in lamln <oieo, beating Orlando by 175 yards. Orlando oarriid Stt 71b. and hnd the matter rider Bob Bay up. The stakes were £100.— [See Press, July 26th, 1866.] DBXTBH is tbe sire of the following trotters :— R<>bin Hood, Killarney, Luoy, Voltigeur, Dexter, Sultan, Columbine, Celerity, Taipo, and the renowned Princess, the winner of the Exhibition and Oarnival Trots at the Exhibition meeting in 1889.The Otago Daily Times' report of final heat of the Onrnivai Trot, one mile: — "Princess passed the others as though they were standing, taking the lead as the half-mile poat was puaed, and winning with the utmoit eaie by five iengthi. Time, 2min 384i00. C»lUta, out of ft sister to Dexter, hold* the N.Z. record for two and three miles. Robin Hood trotted once first and twioe seoond in one day at Lancaster Park, in July 1890. The Beferee reports that Otaio, half-brother to Dexter, fcnken from New Zealand to Melbourne by Mr Rutherford, and thence to BDgland by Mr Snville, ii the finest ipedmen of a hunter ever seen on an Bnglish hunting field. From the above it will be seen that Dexter it one of the beik ilrei in the colonies. For all mares sold or exchanged, tke owner at the tl-ne of first service will be held responsible. Paddocks provided for marei at Ii 0d per week. Every cure taken, but no responsibility. Terms: £2 at the end of January 1891, and £2 w hen the mare proves in foal. Groom's feei, 61. W. OHAEIBBS, Proprietor. Ury Park, Moigiel. 9o Q**«dß& PURE DIAMOND. jW^SL lg[ mHOMAs' BROWN, OATLIN'S.BIVBB, Owner. Imported by Mr M. Power, from Sootland. PURB DI X MOND (2363, vol v), is a beautiful darkbrown horse, black points, foaled 13th July 1880. (Bred by Alexander Lalng, Garneyland, Paisley, Renfrt wshire.) By Pure Blood (1373, vol ii) ; dam Truth (565, vol iii page 61, am! sv*-5,5 v *-5, vol v. page 47), by Gleniffer (381. vol I). G'eniffer won the Northern Pfsfcrlet of Fife premium in 1875, third prize at the Highland Society's Show at Glnsgow, and second at Aberdeen in 1875 and 1876 respectively. Grand-dam Paif ley Nancy (208, vol ii), by Tom Carsfairs (879, vol J) ; Paisley Nanoy was very successful in the show ring, gaining fourth prize at th« Highland Society's Show at Glasgow iv 1875, when eleven ypars oM, and wan about tbe first at all local shows. Q. grand dam .Teas, the noted Dalrloch mare. Pure 8100-1 (1273, vol ii) waa got by I ofby (480, vol I), winner ofthc Dalbaattie premium in JS7O and 1871. He was get by Uercules (378, vol i) !.y Rob Uoy (714, vol i). sire of the renowned Ox's Hla«hl«>t», which horse gßined several fir-t prizes in ScoMand, including first Ht Highland Societj '6 ohow at Kdinbmgb in I'-nJ), nnrt also many fir-t prizes in Vic'oria Pure Mood's dam Dandy 2nd (173, vol ii) whs by I orhferrub Champion (445, vol i), one of tho most success, ftii breedeis m f-c>tland : and hia grand-d^m, I andy )<(■.. was by Loid Btron (47-5, vol I) by Prince Royal '647, vol I), winner of third prize at Highland Scole'y'a Show at Aberdeen In 1847, end senond prize at s-.ine show af. Kdi.nburgb In 1848. Pure Diamond's i'kti Truth (E65. vol lii). by Gle-'lfiVr (361, vol I). winn'T >if Plf«! premium in 1875, third prlz • at Highland Society's Show at Gl»sgnw, and second at Aberdeen in 1875 and 1876; by Conqueror (196, vol I), winner of fir<t pnze and silver medal at Glasgow in 1870 and 1871, tho Wig ton premium in 1872, and J.e=mßha!iow premium in 1873. In the F.ovinoe of Canterbury Pure Diamond {ramed second prize at tho Northern Agricultural find Pas'o>-al Show in ISBS, and first in 1885; nlso first in 1887. and special for tbe best horse (ra veiling in the district; also third at Ohrist-i-hu-oh in 1887, competiug against eight of the best tf-illionß in the c.>lnny, his yearMnijs also gained Milns Mid Co 's special prizo of 10 guineas the same > ear for the best group ol four readings got by any ■fraught horse, open to all New inland. The above proves Pure Diamond to be a purebred i ijdet'Jale, descended from the best blood in Scofcand. Pure Diamond will travel in tbe Owake. Glenomaru, and South Molyneaux District s. Term*, £3 lor scaßon. without guarantee. Groomage fors, 50. Nt firit serving. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. 4s CJEEN in e-y Farmhouse in Otago, South P^ land, and Soutfc Canterbury.— The Otagc Witness is to be found in out-of-tb?«w»y jpota where do otter paper 1b ever seen