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Wairarapa Standard, Volume 6, Issue 507, 28 November 1876, Page 4

STUD HORSESTO STAND THU 81AS0N. The pure-bred Clydesdale stallion BALMORAL Wu bred by Mr Junes Walls of Kaipoi Island, Canterbury, N.Z., and is by Old Wellington (imported), out oi Norah by Old Canterbury. Norah is also the dam of the celebrated sires Prince of Denmark and Lord Clyde. She was awarded the first prize 3 years in succession at the Canterbury Pastoral and Agricultural Shsw; and took the second prize six times. Balmoral's pedigree might be given at greater length, but J tbeproprietor believes when it is stated that his dam Norah took the Ist prize for 3 years at such a show as is held m Canterbury, breeders will be satisfied that Norah must indeed be a very high class animal. Respecting Old Wellington (Balmoral’s sire), many excellent judges affirm that his equal has not yet been seen in the colony. The Wellington stock are highly-* esteemed wherever known, it only being necessary for a seller to say hj is colt or filly is by Old Wellington to command the best market price. Balmoral is undoubtedly second to nothing in the colony for pnnty of blood, added to which he is a true type of the Clydesdale cart-horse. He is remarkably quiet, a good worker, with such feet as are rarely met with in a draught entire. i Balmoral will travel from Tanherenikau to Feathct- ' ston on Mondays; Waihengaon Tuesdays, returning to Tanherenikau on Wednesdays; Thursdays Greytown and Carterton; remainder of week at Tauhere nikau, I Mates can be grazed at 2e per week. Terms • —£4 4a ; groomsge fee ss, payabl on first service. Mares not proving in foal half the fee will be refunded Apply to Mr D. Knight, Tauherenika Mr J. O. Hatwaed, Masterton, or to B. BUCEBIDOE, 1020 Id charge. stand in tbe Wairarapa during the J. ensuing season, CONQUEEOB. Will travel as follows (commencing'on tbe 6th lost.:— Mondays, noon, at Bay’s Taratahi Hotel, evenings, at Foresters’ Arms Hotel, Greys town, leave at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays, Ray’s at noon, Greathead’s Hotel, Hurinuiorangi, in tbe evening, leaving at 10 a.m on Wednesdays returning to owner’s stables, Masterton, where he will stand on Fridays and Saturdays. Terms.—Single mares, £3 15s, an allowance made for two or more mares the property of the same owner. Mares not proving in foal half the fee will be refunded. Every care taken but no responsibility inenrred. For farther particulars apply to 0. & A. HARE, Proprietors. Masterton, Oct. 14,

TO TBAYEL THIS SEASON The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse YOUNG SIB COLIN CAMPBELL VOUNG 8a Col nr CuaBNLL u rising four years, *■* and possesses immense bone and muscle, was bred in Canterbury, sire. Sir Colin Campbell, property of Hr Walls, Kaipoi island. Sir Colin was out of Gotland’s Pride, imported by Mr Lee, of Kaipoi, sire, King Fergus, imported direct from Scotland by Mr David limes. King Fergus was ly Lord Byron, the property of Mr Proudfoot, Dumfries, never was beaten by any other horse in competition and was considered to be the best horse in Scotland, YOUNG SIB COLIN will be at the Rising Sun Hotel, on Monday and Tuesday evenings; at Feathers ton on Tuesdays; Rays, Wednesdays : Hurnnuorangi Thursdays; Fridays owners stables, and Saturdays, Masterton Tmsfß.—£3 6 Groomage ss, payable on first service. Payment on or before Ist January, 1877. First-class paddocks, is gd’ per week. Every care taken but n 0 responsibility. I. PIKE. 1130 Taratahi,

fTX) Serve a limited number of Mares in X the Wairarapa this season, commencing on October Ist, 1876, the Draught Stallion, STANLEY. Staklet is a light cbesnut, and was bred by David Smith, of Silverstream, Ta:ta, and Hutt. Stajtlby is rising 3 years old, stands 1? hands high, and possesses immense bone. He was got by Young Hero, imported from Tasmania. Young Hero by tbe Lincolnshire cart stallion, Lincolnshire Hero, imported to Tasmania by W - R. Q. Kermode, Esp.; Lincolnshire Hero bred by Ma George Stan* tbrope; Lincolnshire Hero by young Honest John. Lincolnshire Hero’s dam was by Old Sampson. St&mxey’s dam was Grace Darling, got by England’s Hope; grand-dam Black Diamond, imported from Tasmania by Mr Fraser, of Mans. Young Hero, when shown as a yearling at the Northern Agricultural Show, against a number of colts, gained the first prize. Young Hero, when a two-year old, was shown at tbe Great Western Agricultural Show, and took the first prize against all comers, he also, at the same time, gained tbe first prize for being the best two year old Lincoln colt got by Lincolnshire Hero. Young Hero, when a three year old, took the first prize at the Wai* konaiti and Shag Valley Agticulturnl and Pastoral Association. Young Hero, when a four year old, gained first prize at the Waikouaiti and Shag Valley Agricultural and Pastoral Association, he also, at the same time, gained first prizs for being the best animal of the draught stock on the ground. Same year gained the first prize at the Blueskin Agricultural and Pastoral Association. Stanley will be at Ray’s laratahi Hotel all day on Mondays and on Wednesday afternoons; at Mountain’s Rising Sun Hotel, Grsytown, on Tuesdays and on Wednesdays till midday ; and the remainder of tbe week at the Cluo Hotel, Masterton. Tebxs:—Single mare, £4; two or more mares, £3los; groomage ss, to be paid for first service. Faddocking urovided at Masterton only. Is 6d per week. Eyery care taken but no responsibility. All mares to be paid on or before 31st January, 1877- I For further particulars apply to the groom or to J. MACARA, 995 Proprietor.

fTX) Stand this Season, the pure-bred J Clydesdale horse, SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. Sib William Wallace is a beautiful mottled bay with four black points, rising 4 years old, stands 17 hands high, with immense bone and substance. He was bred by William Hoag, Esq., of Burnside Canterbury. His sire was the imported horse Prince Charlie, bred by James Bicol Fleming, Esq., | Scotland, whose stock is not equalled by that of any other breeder in Great Britain. He is also brother to the champion horse in Scotland, the Prince of Wales, who has lately been sold for 1500 guineas to Lawrence Drew . Esq., of Merryton. Prince Charlie took first prize in Christchurch, in 1872, beating a field - of eight others, sit of them imported, and all aged horses but one, he himself being only three years old ; and the same day a special prise for the best animal on the ground. He also gained the special prize of £5, given by Mr Bishop, mayor of Christchurch. His dam Jest, by Fnnoe Boyal, out of Polly. Polly out of Jets, imported by J. C. Watts Russell, Esq. Sib William Wallace will stand at the undermentioned places in company with Kakapo:—Gile’s Boyal Oak Hotel, Carterton on Mondays and Tuesdays; Walter Morrison’s stud stables, Manaia on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, the Club Hotel stables on Saturdays. Paddocks provided at Carterton and Manaia at la fid per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Tbbiu Single mare £3 > an allowance made for two or more mares, the bona fide property of one owner; payable on or before Ist January, 1877. Groom’s fee, 6s, payable first service. For fuither particulars apply to 997 WALTER MOPEISON