SPRING HORSE FAIR.

Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8008, 13 September 1906, Page 2

SPRING HORSE FAIR.

Accommodation next week at Cambridge will be taxed to its utmost. Me«srs McNieol and Co.'s annual spring horse fair is looked forward to by Cambridge people, as this ,eveut tccupies practically the wnole of next week. Business people are preptring for a good time. The sale, in conjunction with the Waikato Farmers' Club's annual studios parade, commences on Tuesday next, at lU.3oa.tn. The first day will be taken up with unbrokin horses, amongst them 70 draught colts and tillies by such proved aud sires as Master beans, Better Tiuies, Mucgregor.Greeuhill Laddie, Lord Eldarshe, LoQliab.T, Duuuiore, Beumoro, Chief Commander, Koyal Contjut-ror. Glen Roy, Earl of Salisbury, iiedgauntlet j 2U big raking 4 year olds by the Carbine horse Firearm, off Galatea Station; ten 5 and 5-year-old really good sorts by Mitiora from the Assets Hoard and about 70 light sorts from different Waikato owners; four draught stallions and 3 roadsters; vehicles, aud broken draughts to No. 10J. On the secoud day, at y a.m., the balance of draughts will be sold and on the 3rd and Ith days, at 11.30 a.m., Hacks and h>rTt harness horses will be deposed of. The quality of the draught horses brought to this firm's soring sale is well-known, practically all Waikato breeders being represents. The 3 and i year-olds this year are equal to, if u >t better than, any previous year. To facilitate numbering and yarding, all horses must be yarded before 11 a.ui each diy.