At Glasgow In 1890 he was first for the best group of five gob by one sire, and subsequently his stook have been singularly successful in the show ring GDiM-Flora, the * dam of Sandy Erskine, was got by Sbrathclyde (1538), winner of the fir«t prizs at the Glasgow Spring Stallion Show in 1S78. Hi« sire Lome (499) wm also sire of the Glasgow prize horse Ivanhoe (396), and of a number of successful breeding mares, amongst which may b«i mentioned Skeroblin (516), the dam of the H. and A.S. first prize mare k Chrystal (5387), and the superior breeding stallion bpringhill Darnley (2429). GGDiM-Maggie of Balgreddan (781) is the best breeding mare gob by the famous sire Drutnflowor Farmer, She bat pro- duced many foals, and noarly all of thesa have been prlze-wlnnera. Besides Laura Lee and Primrose, two fall sisters by Darnley, and first both at the Highland and the Royal, a noted prfzj winner is the mare Jenny Wilson, owned by M* W. Hood, Chapelten of Borgna, Thi« mare has taken firct p^zus, both as a brood and a yield mare, ab K'rkcudbrighb aad Dai. beatble, besides many good mares. Drain flower Farmer was sire of the noted hones Disraeli (234), Sir Oolin (777), Druid (1120). and Knight of Snowdon (2212), all of which were first at Glasgow, and three of them gained many other prizes ab the Highland, the Royal, Edinburgh, and other shows. G,G G Dam- Jew, bv Sir Colin, which travelled one season in Wigbownihlre, and was theu sold to go to Ireland His sire was the welUknown DrumoreFa rmer(284), and he wai tho half.brother to the famona hone Victor (892), * •»"""" {L'KBMS : L6 6i for the a«aaon. Good grass paddooks for mares from a distanoe provided free for a month, after that 2s 6d per week will bs oharged All care taken but no responsibility. For farther particplars apply to groom In charge, or to T. avdA. H&LL, or WM. GARDINKR, ____ — ________^____ Owners



TO STAND THIS SEASON At the Grange, Awamoko, The Imported Purebred OJydesdale Ptallion (3 A N D Y BKSKINE. A Limited Number of Marei only will be takea. Pbdjoreb :



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