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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 25 September 1915, Page 6

TO TRAVEL THE TAIHAPE, MATAROA, & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, 1915. The Purebred Clydesdale Stalljiicn Young Clyde. YOUNG CLYDE is a bright bay, eight year s old, with immense bon e and fine silky hair, and feet of the best quality; perfect temper, and beautiful action, 16 [hands 2 inches hligh. YOUNG CLYDEi sire Bold Briton, dam Young Bonnie. Bold Briton, by Crows Prince, was bred by Hon. Matthew Holmes. Crown. Prince by Lord Salisbury (imp.), champion show ring horse in New Zealand, wa s never beates in the ring. Young Bonnie, by Lord Lyon. Lord Lyon, by the famous Young Banker, imported by Hon. Matthew Holmes, dam Maggie Lauder; grand dam Bonnie, by Cl^d 6 (imp.), g.g. dam Kate, by Boag’s Prince Charlie. It can be seen by the above that Young Clyde inherits the very best Clydesdale blood in New 'Zealand. TERMS: Single Mare, £4; Guarantee, £5 10/; half-guarantee, £3 10/, balance when mare proves in foal. Three or more mares as per agree- , ment. Groomage, 5s first service. Good 2s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to Proprietor: M. WILSON.

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