ANNUAL STALLION PARADE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3469, 22 September 1894, Page 10

ANNUAL STALLION PARADE AT CAMBRIDGE.

The above parade ivas held in the Government Paddock, Cambridge, on Wednesday last, when the following entires were exhibited for the benefit of intending breeders:-Thoroughbreds: J. McNicol'a executors Pinfire, by Torpedo— Yalterina; Win. Taylor's Gipsy King, by Le Loup-Gitana; F. Marshall's Tasman, by St. Albans-Zillah; J. Brown's Muskapeer, by Musket-Venus Transit; C. Weal's Freedom, by Captivat©r—Maid of Honour; J. Brown's Renilworth; Hannon Bros.' The Peer, by Muskapeer Haricot (2 years). Roadster: Jno. Daigleish's Balderdash. Coaching sire.: Messrs Patterson's Yorkshireman. Irish hunting sire : H. W. Holdgate's Paddy's Land. Timor pony: F. Storey's Bonnie Tom, by Bonnie Charlie. Draughthones; C. Lake's Lord Glasgow, W; Chitty's Lord Rosebery, Wm. Taylor's'General Fleming, Wm. Taylor's Royal Conqueror, Jas. Baxter's Chancellor, A. A. Company's VVaverley. In addition to the above, 'a draught-Willie Wallace-belonging to Mr Winstone,'of Auckland, and a very small pony-General Tom Thumb—the property of Mr Joiiathan Brown, of Tauranga, were exhibited, and the. .latter caused considerable amusement by the manner in wh ; ch he performed with no less than three boys on his back. . The attendance of the public was hardly so large as at last year's parade, and the opinions' expressed about the different sires were very diverse; each 1 horse having a ceritain number of admirers. The morning wasvery'bleak find cold, so the horses Were not paraded Jio long as is us&L ci'\ VTi. ■ •