Il marchio Lane express, agricolo ufficiale &c . PS la prima vendita uno guarda a per acomparison delle medie è che si terrà nella Sala theAgricultural durante gli ultimi due giorni di theShire Horse Show. Essa è particolarmente affidabile in quanto aguide, per un gran numero di stalloni e maresare inviati e quelli che sono passati attraverso thering può essere guardato come abbastanza rappresentativo.E qui troviamo una grande/ miglioramento su lastyear, quando fhe 110 lotti venduti realizzato anaverage di £93 6s., con il prezzo più alto 510Guinea. Questo anno dieci più cavalli wereSill, e la media è aumentata a £106 113s.,mentre il prezzo più alto

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The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . PS the first sale one looks to for acomparison of averages is that held in theAgricultural Hall during the last two days of theShire Horse Show. It is especially reliable as aguide, for a large number of stallions and maresare sent and those which are passed through thering may be looked upon as fairly representative.And here we find a great/ improvement on lastyear, when fhe 110 lots sold realised anaverage of £93 6s., with the top price 510guineas. This year ten more horses wereSill, and the average increased to £106 113s., whilst the top price was 660 guinea?. Thehighest average at a private sale in 1906 wasmade by Mr. Simpson Jays stud, which was soldat Peterborough early in the year ; the averagewas £116 8s. for ten lots, a handsome averageenough, but far short of Sir P. A. Muntzs averagein February last, which heads the list with £149.Other three private studs beat the three figures, viz., Mr. Everards, which made an average of£141 5s. for thirty ; His Majestys, which made an. The Shire Stallion Lymm Grey, winner of the First Prize for Yearling Stallions andthe Cup for the Best Young Stallion at the Shire Horse Societys Show this year.Lymm Grey, whose sire was Severn Bradford, dam Darling, was bred by, and isthe property of, Mr. J. Gould, Crouchley, Lymm, Cheshire. Mr. R. W. Hudsons Danesfield Feathers, forwhich Mr. F. E. Muntz gave 450 guineas. Thirdplace was occupied by Mr. Simpson Jays JohnsonFa;ry Queen which realised 400 guineas, andthen came Sir Alexander Hendersons Twilight, and the late Mr. P. Stubs Blarsdon Barrier, which made 310 guineas each. The fivehighest priced Shires of 1906 made a total of1.9S0 guineas, or an average of £415 16s. Thehighest price this year was made by his MajestysRaven-pur, who, it will be remembered, was aLondon winner and who realised the handsomeprice of 825 guineas, the buyer being Lord Winter-stoke. Second on the list is Mr. J. Measurestwo year old colt by Tatton Friar, w

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• bookcentury1800
• booksubjec
• booksubjectagriculture
• bookyear1832