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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 29 December 1914, Page 3

fit© TRAVEL This Season, the P * *«n«d Stock-getter, BRILLIANT BOY. BJM*jLBTEBED in the N.Z. Draugh fisrM Btrnd Book, passed by the Yet urinary Surgeon free from all heredit ggy «maoundness. Winner of 7gol< ■ftdah and 21 prizes. In fact he ha ■ar«r Haft the show ring without i wtim J. CONNOR, Groom in Charge. H» Owner—gQßKßT FALQON

WIND At 41 SOUTH RD. ■■ MASTERTON, and Travel i yrt af Sfaunwrapa, the English (Imp. I Pouch Stallion •UDBOURN SIRDAR. Ufa b the only SUFFOLK PUNOI 01 the Service in Wairarapa for th< PabK«, and the Best Stallion that ha grar oome to the District, croßsw with the heavy draught, size am strength and a splendid cross wit] the Thoroughbred Mares for Eembtmts, In fact for all Farm Work. JEsarly Application is Necessary. fBES: £4 4s, to be paid on or tofor* Ist January, 1915. fiood Paddocking at Is 6d per week. Hvwy Oare with Mares, but no BeipttiiMhility. ' ■ #or Further Particulars apply to J. V. REED, 82, Kuripuni Street, Maeterton. in the Masterton district, the J SH-ollinn \ BARON OF BURNSIDE. "BARON OF BURNSIDE" is now rising four years old, and is a wellftniahed colt. He was bred by Mr John F. Reid, of Burnside. He was «r*d by the famous "Baron Fyvie" (imp. 12415 5.0.5.8.) (118 N.Z. •0.5.8.y Ist daih, Maori Belle (bred by 'the late John Reid, Elderslie), by Agitator (imp, 10488 5.C.5.8.) 101 5.2. 0.5.8.),' 2nd dam, Maori (bred *y the late John Reid), by Heart of Oak; 3rd dam, by Lord Salisbury fimp! I(fl5 0.5.0.8.) (66 N.Z. C.S;B.), 4th dam Emerald (bred by the late Son. Matthew- Holmes) by Young flanker (impi, 1&5 5.0.5.8.) (74 %&. C.SlB>; sth dam, Jesa, by Mar* <pii»(imp). . ■ ■ -Baron of Burnside's sire, "Baron fyvie,'* has had a marvellous career in the show ring. 2s is well known, km was the colt of his year in Scotland, gaining the championship at Um Royal and at Ayr, and his doughty deeds at Home have been reflected in his achievements in New Zealand, loth at the agricultural shows and at Um parades. "Baron Fyvie" carried off the highest honours at the Otago Parade in 1908, when there were no fewer than forty entries in stallions tour years and over. Next year he again won when there were a like number of entries, and that year (1909) one of his stock, Baron Clinton, won in the three-year-olds, beating seventeen other entries. Baron Clinton, who was his only representative of that age in the Dominion at the time, afterwards added a number of important prizes. In 1910, "Baron JTyvie" was again in the forefront in Donedin in a class of 32, and again won the Otago Challenge Cup, this feeing the last occasion on which he waft exhibited at the Otago Socidtj's parade. "Baron Fyvie" was champion at ffimaru in 1910, and at the North Otago Show he has put up a wonderfully good record,, being first ant champion in 1908, 1909, 1912, and 1913. In 1912 lie won a strong class including Black Douglas and Barn Bold. Whilst "Baron Fyvie" has Bompeted with such marked success at, the North Otago shows the < merits of his stock have been recognised in \.o uncertain way, and haye won no fewer than 23 first prizes (including foar progeny awards), 12 -seanis, and •even third awards. Mr John F. Reid, the owner of the , dam, and breeder of "Baron of Burnaide," has made a practice of now.' •xhibtinghis stock at anv agrlomtu'al show, and consequently- neither the dam nor the colt wero shown while in Mr Reid's ownership. "Maori Belle," however, was considered to he tip top stamp of a Clydesdale mare, and her breeding is of undoubted merit, and of sound lines. "Baron of Burnside" was not shown as a yearling, but on foing into Mr Gardiner's possession e secured the first award at Oamaru as a two-year-old and last year m the three-year-old class he put up a very ?reditable performance by gamir~ ; p ttun»«j "parade first UtitlOufs in "hiselass'of 24, beating Biiehftvie Favourite (imp.), Scotland Stamp, Stewart*on, Sir George, and Royal George, j among others. For full particulars apply— C. McCULLOUGH, West Bush Road, Masterton.

10 STAND THIS SEASON AT TAt'ERU, the Standard Bred Trotiing Stallion JAY BELDEN. . The horse for breeding Remounts or Harness Horses. RECORD for a mile, 2 year 2.27, and 3 year old 2.23. Sire, Wildwood (Imp.) Record. 8.4 J. The greatet speed producer yet known m Australasia. Sire of Champion Ribbon wood (2.9 and 4.35), and Wildwood Jr. (4.33), and grandaire of King Cole (2.8 3-sth and 4.31). Wildwood is also the sire of Wild Duck, (2.16), Marie Corelli (2.17), Curfew Bell (2.18), Papanui (2.19), Maplewood (2.19) and Willowood (2.24,) and many other good winners. Dam of Jay Belden, May Belden, (2.23 2-5), grand dam of Laughing Bells (2.19 2-5), AUSTRALIAN 2yr RECORD FOR FILLIES. Sire of May Belden is Judge Belden (2.31), sire of Shylock (2.30), Bellman (2.27), and many good winners. Grand dam, May (Imp). JAY BELDEN has already sired a few good ones, namely Cnte (2.24), Black Belden (2.29), Corbell (U mile •.47), Stone Belden, etc. JAY BELDEN is a brown hay •tanding 17 hands, with very heavy bone, and perfectly quiet in saddle and harness. Grazing free till mares are stinted. : 'All care taken, but no responsibility . tEfierred. tfEE— Single Mare £3 3s. for full particulars apply to--G. B. GARRETT, T§ Tauarn.