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Waikato Times, Volume 120, Issue 20889, 22 August 1939, Page 20

PROMINENT JERSEY BREEDERS

RIDGWAY JERSEY STUD W. T. LUXTON MATANGI Associate Sire — CORONATION OXFORD RALEIGH (Imp.) Son of the world-famous CORONATION OXFORD KING With 9 daughters above 600 lbs. of fat, and from that great cow . . . AMALGAMATED POLLY R.O.M. 572 lb. fat in 305 a rm mm ... msmi This Stud will be selling- one 2-year-old and 5 yearling bulls at the National and Combined Breeders’ Bull Sales next months. TWO BULLS By CORONATION OXFORD RALEIGH (Imp.). A 2-year-old Bull from MELIAANNS ROSE (468 lb. fat for 2y ear-old). A Yearling from ELCHO FAY (618 lb. fat as senior 2-year-old). And Four Yearlings by— BRAVO NICE LAD (Imp.) From the following Dams: RIDGWAY GOLDEN DAFFODIL, 824 lb. fat at 11 years. Second highest cow in Dominion for that year. Gold and Silver Medal winner. days. BRAVO NICE LAD (Imp.) Sire: Kahoka’s Bravo. Dam: Rosebay’s Houghuette Girl (650-78 lb. fat in 305 days). First Prize Yearling New Jersey State Fair. Second Prize Far Hills Show, New Jersey. RIDGWAY STAR, 429 lb. fat as 2-year-old. HATCLIFFE MAISETTE, 505 lb. fat as 2-year-old. RIDGWAY WONDERFUL FERN, O.H.T. 400 lb. fat at 2y ear-old. Bravo Nice Lad's first three daughters have been under test in America this season and they will be Silver Medal Winners, averaging over 550 lb. fat as 2-year-olds in 305 days. BRACKEN FRIESIAN STUD WHEWELL BROS. Estab. 1908. TAMAHERE * THIS HERD, FOR MANY YEARS ONE OF THE LARGEST PEDIGREE FRIESIAN HERDS IN THE WAIKATO, IS NOW THE HOME OF A FEW SELECTED CHOICE COWS junior Herd Sire — TOTARA UNITED EXCELSIOR HHHi At the Combined Breeders’ Sale at Claudelands on September 22 we are offering . . . 2 RISING 2-YEAR-OLD SONS of this Bull illustrated (including the winning Junior Yearling Bull at 1938 Royal Show), from tested dams. @ We are also offering . . . ★ BUSHLEA KOUNDYKE ABBEKERK POSCH (His Dam C.O.R. 599 lb. fat Junior 2-year-old.) ROYAL CHAMPION BULL (Royal Show, Auckland, 1934.) Inspection and Inquiries Invited 3 SONS OF TOTARA UNITED EXCELSIOR (his 7 nearest dams average 701 lb. fat on C.O.R. test.)

PAI RATA JERSEY STUD P. H. MIERS KEREONE ROAD MORRINSVILLE Herd Sires — ALM AD ALE ROYAL ARTIST By Rose Marie’s Duke (imp.) From Jersey Brae Peerless, H.C. C.O.R. 541 lb. fat at 2-year-old. Almadale Royal Artist’s first daughters were shown at Morrinsville last year and were placed Ist, 3rd and 4th; and also won the Southee Cup for the Two Best Calves. Junior Herd Sires — YPRES HANDSOME OWL By that great sire, Kuku Owl’s Victor and a son of Beechland Sybil, V.H.C., by Almadale Historic. ■s»'o A Real Jersey Type MIERSVILLE ROSlE—Champion cow at Paeroa and Reserve Champion at Matamata when only two years old. Reserve Champion at Thames Valley Show last year, only being beaten by that great cow, Kuku Annelba, V.H.C. Stud Matrons — Include: V T arondale Katie, H.C. O.H.T. G 03.61 lb. fat in 305 days and now under C.O.R. test. Beechland Sybil, V.H.C. O.H.T. 521 lb. fat. His Lordship’s Choice, H.C. O.H.T. 402 lb. fat and winner of many prizes. Wellfield Thitter, H.C. With 2 herd test records of 451 lb. fat and now under C.O.R. and milking over 50 lb. a day. Almadale Marae, H.C. Winner of many prizes. Miersvale Rosie O.H.T. 420 lb. fat at 2 years and now under C.O.R, winning many prizes and beating many V.H.C. cows in the Show rings. PUKERORO FRIESIAN STUD C. CHYNOWETH PUKERORO HAMILTON ROAD Herd Sires — Moneville Springtime Acme Posch By Hobson Zozo 25th from Oakview Posch Mercena 2nd., C.O.R. 560 lb. fat in 298 days. This Herd Sire is a half-brother to Moneville Sylvia Posch Mercena, V.H.C. C.O.R. 1000.43 lb. fat at 7 years. Winner of 1934 N.Z. Friesian Derby Her daughter was the winner of the 1937 Derby. Junior Herd Sire — Moneville Prince Orange By Roseview King Echo (Roseview Robert’s Echo—3 nearest dams average 711 lb. fat Rosevale Nancy Posch Echo, 635.91 lb. fat as junior 4-year-old). From Roseview Orange Lass, V.H.C. G.O.H.T. 463.26 lb. fat in 305 days at 10 years. & 1 1 One of the Many Good Types of Matrons Used at the Stud. OVER TWO SEASONS THE HERD AVERAGED 350 LB. FAT PER COW FACTORY RETURNS. Inquiries and Inspection Invited 6 - Bulls for Sale - 6 At COMBINED BREEDERS’ SALE Totara Superior Challenger (3-year-old). By Totara Netherland Superior 2nd from Totara K.P. Prudence, C.O.R. 909.68 lb. fat. Pukeroro King Fobes (Rising 2-year-old). By Totara Buttercup Promoter, from Roseview Fobes, whose dam recorded 554.2 lb. fat in 365 days as 5-year-old. Pukeroro King Beets (2-year-old). By Roseview King Ormsby from Roseview Alcartra Beets. Pukeroro Segis Challenger (Yearling). By Totara Superior Challenger from Otawa Ora Segis Grace 2nd. Pukeroro United Conquest (Yearling). By Totara United Conquest from Totara Marathon Flo. Pukeroro Superior Challenger (Yearling). By Totara Superior Challenger from Roseview 85th.

BEECHLANDS JERSEY STUD A. MORELAND b 3 Young 8u115... From this Stud will be offered at the NATIONAL JERSEY SALE And 20 Young Bulls at the COMBINED BREEDERS’ SALE Young Bulls offered are practically all line-bred to this Wonder Sire (illustrated). SONS HI FAIRY FLAGS RALEIGH (Imp.), C. 8.8. World’s Record Butterfat Sire, with 5 junior 2-year-old daughters in one season averaging 674 lb. fat. CAMBRIDGE Bulls offered are from highly tested cows such as: Beechland Eminence, H.C. C.O.R. 534 lb. fat 305 days at 3 years. Beechlands Happy Days, H.C. Beechlands Amber Flag, H.C. Govt. O.H.T. 490 lb. fat at 2 years. Beechlands Fairy Betty, H.C. C.O.R. 535 lb. fat at 3 years. Cloudlands Bonny Govt. O.H.T. 504 lb. fat at 5-year-old. Cloudlands Ladv Jud* r Govt. O.H.T. 458 lb. ‘fat at 4-year-old. A Sire that is being used with great success is BEECHLANDS SPOTTED ACE, a double grandson of the above bull and a son of the World’s Champion producer, BEECHLANDS SUMMER LASS (899 lb. fat as junior 2-year-old world’s record: 721 lb. fat O.H.T. 305 days at 3-year-old; 833 lb. fat C.O.R. 305 days, 4-year-old N.Z. record and winner of several Championships. THIRD PART HA PEDIGREE STUD CLYDESDALE HORSES and AYRSHIRE CATTLE W. C. WALLACE FENCOURT CAMBRIDGE Third Part Ha bred bull sires New Zealand’s top producer. This great cow, AYRDALE ROSIE, Group H.T. 807 lb. fat in 310 days, and expected to complete with approx. 887 lb. fat in 365 days, is by Third Part Ha First Choice. Third Part Ha First Choice, first “proved sire’’ in the Ayrshire Herd Book, is by our former sire, Ivanhoe Boomerang, noted sire, whose daughters comprise a goodly portion of the herd including such good ones as Third Part Ha Minnie and her two championship-winning sisters. Other breeding matrons are daughters of another good breeding bull, the first prize-winner Eden Park Big Fellah, son of Hois de I.a Roche Silver Star, imp., class A (dam's record 576 lb. fat in 305 days at 3 years. Third Part Ha Ayrshires bred for type and character. A Worthy Consort.—With the prepotent females is being used the young imported sire GREENAN BARASCOPE, who carries some of the breed’s most noted blood, backed by a line of illustrious cows all testing over 4 per cent. His sire, by a son of famous Lessnessock Sunny Jim, is from a grand-daughter of Overton Blood Royal with a record of 12,710 lb. milk (4.28 test) in 45 weeks, while his dam, Dromore Damsel, 11,580 lb. milk (4.22 test) in 45 weeks, is by Netherton Mazeppa, 32 tested daughters, son of Torrs Mischief, one of the greatest cows ever bred in Scotland. Greenan Barascope, imp., champion at Cambridge and Te Awamutu, reserve champion at the New Zealand Royal, 1938, sired the first-prize bull calf and the second-prize heifer calf at the 1938 Royal (first progeny). Junior Herd Sire.—Carmel Glen Auchenbrain, first only time shown, by Auchenbrain Yellow Karyl, imp., from a daughter of Harnelbel Jupiter, imp. AT THE WAIKATO COMBINED BREEDERS’ SALE. HAMILTON . . . Wo will offer three two-year-old Bulls and three Yearlings (by Greenan Barascope, Imp.) ; all from high-producing dams, including the dam of the champion, Third Part Ha Minnie. Other Young Stock generally for sale. INSPECTION AND INQUIRIES WELCOMED Country Press Lid., by Arthur Edwards Mannkis, u the Waikato arid King a' Ciaudelaiids, Hamilton, at the uilice oT the company, Victuria street, llamiltuL

PAI RATA JERSEYS P. H. MIERS, MORRINSVILLE The Pai Rata Jersey Stud of P. H. Miers, or Kcrcone Road Morrinsville, has a great record of show ring performances and its testing figures give an indication of the high quality stock Tired at the stud. The Senior Herd Sire, Almadaie Royal Artist, by that great sire Rose Marie’s Duke (imp.) from Jersey Rrac Peerless ILL.. C.O.R. 541 lb fat at 2 years old, is a great breeding sire. His first daughters were shown at Morrinsville «how last year and were placed Ist, 3rd and 4th and also won the Laulliee hup for Die best two calves. The Junior Sires are a son of Beech land Sybil V.11.i:. by Almadaie Historic and Yprcs Handsome Dwl by that great sire Kuku Owl's Victor. Tlie Stud Malrons include such rows as Yurondalr Katie ILL.. O.H.T. fiOJ.iil Il>s of fai in 3ba days and now under HAUL: Beecliland Sybil V.H.C., O.H.T. 521 Hi fai; His l.ordship’s Choice 11. i:.. 0.11.3’. 402 lii fat and winner of many championships; Wellfield Tliiltcr lI.C. with two herd lest records of 451 lb fat and now under C.O.R. and milking over 50 lbs a day: Almadaie Marae H.C.. winner of many prizes, and Mursvale Rosie, O.H.T. 420 lb fat at 2 years and now under C.O.R.—This cow is a real jersey type and was champion cow at Paeroa and reserve champion at Matamata when only 2 years old —reserve champion at Thames Valley Show last year. Stock from this stud is in very keen demand and a young bull will be sold at the coming Jersey Bull Sale at Morrinsville. Inquiries and inspection at the stud. CHAMPION FRIESIANS WH EWELL BROS’. FARM Splendid pastures sheltered by many fine timber belts characterise the well-managed farm of Messrs Whewell Bros., of Tainahere. A precursory examination is enough to satisfy the visitor that this farm of 400 acres is managed on sound progressive lines and that, its owners fully believe in Hie most modern methods of farming for the obtaining of optimum results. It is perhaps as breeders of Friesian cattle that the name of Whewell Bros, is best known for their Braeken Stud was founded three years before the advent of the first Friesian Stud book in 1911. Bracken Friesians have been shown with outstanding success at the principal shows in the province, one of the present herd matrons being a former North Island champion and the winner of the 100-guinea gold nip at tin* Royal, while the senior herd sire was champion at the ISo>al Show in Auckland in 193 i. The farm at presenj is e irrying I iOO ewes besides the 120 head of cattle, pigs and several horses. Messrs Whewell Bros, have been breeders of stud Soiithdowns for many years, the Mock being founded in ID .'IS with the sire Lake Farm L 3. The entire Pukenguhu Stud from Mr A. L. Bremer, of llawera, was purchased and this will comprise a notable addition to the stud sheep already on the farm Other activities on Messrs Whewell Bros.’ farm include the fattening of cattle and highly satisfactory prices have been obtained for choice beef cattle produced on the farm. Five young stud bulls will be offered for Sale at the Combined Breeders' Annual Sale, Hamilton. September 20, 21 and 22, by the stud’s proved sires from tested dams. AYRSHIRES AND CLYDESDALES HIGH-PRODUCING STUD The great performance of Ayrdale Rosie, who on group H.T. this season promises to finish with 887 lb fat, draws special attention to the Third Part Ha stud of Mr W. C. Wallace, Fencourt, Cambridge, for it was there that Rosie's sire, Third Part Ha First Choice, was bred. Not only is he the sire of Rosie, but he has long since distinguished himself through being the first Ayrshire surveyed sire, 3i daughters having a then average of 325 on Group H.T., an average which has since been considerably increased. Third Part Ha First Choice was by Ivanhoc Boomerang, sire of most of the older members of Mr Wallace's herd, including the great cow Third Part Ha Minnie, group H.T. 473 lb fat in 210 days, winner of many championships and reserve at the 1938 Royal. A paternal sister to Minnie was champion at Te Awamutu, and a full sister champion as only a two-year-old at Hamilton. The half-sister referred to. Third Part Ha Dorothy, has already produced 173 lbs fat in her first three months on group lI.T. With the many splendid daughters of Ivanhoe Boomerang, Mr Wallace is using his excellent imported bull, itreenail ltarascope, who boasts a pedigree in which every female ancestor has tested over 4 per cent, iI is sire is by a son of l.cssm ssock Sunny .1 im from a grand-daiigbtei* of Nctlierlon Blood Royal, with a record of 12.7 lu lbs milk i.2S test) in 45 weeks. BarascopCs dam is one of 32 high testing, recorded daughters of Netherton Ma/.eppa. whose dam Torrs Mischif, was considered one of the best rows ever seen in Scotland. The imported bull was champion at Cambridge and Te Awamutu, and reserve at the Royal, where his first progeny were first in bull calves and second in heifer calves. The Third Part Ha herd is a singlarly even one with an enviable slmwring record, while it readies a high average of production, group H.T. figures ranging from 300 lbs to upward of 500 lbs fat. Young bulls for sale at the Combined Breeders’ Sale arc exceptionally well-grown bulls, and with the butter-fat records behind them will command a keen interest. Printed and published lor tJ