Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-19
Notice to Stock Growers.
THOROUGH bred Stallion "FRANCH,"


PxpIeREE.-Franc sired by Imported Glencoe, he
by Sultan. LIST dam sired BY wagner, he by Sir
Charles, 81 dam. Ann Merry by Sump,er, he BY Sir
Arehy. 81 dam, 6recan Princess BY Cook Black
burns "whip he by Impor;ei whip" 4,h dam,
Gen. hamp'on's Paragon, he By Flimua2. , IL dam,
Daniel Hunt's Figure Marc, by DR.. lismilt MS In-
ported Figure. 9th dam Old Slsmui. rkin, rs ia
ported Wildair, he by Csie. TN dam, Deanc, i
Cub Mare by Cubic by III FOX. Sih dam, by =. cJnd
She also the dam VI the good ;er Amarnthus
9th dam, Startling, she also the ds Of Leeds, FoD
and Flash, good racers. 10th dam, Old Partner.
E3-See American Turf Register, Vol. 81, page $50
also Vol. 4th, pages 40, 49, 1880 snd 653.
See WeAtherby's English Stud Book for further
particulars II needed.
Description France was ftaed In the Spring
OF 1854 He is beautiful chestnut, stands 10 hands
inch high His near hind foot Is white, extending
little above the paster joint, and he has y very
pretty star ON his forehead. His tail is two shades
lighter than the color Of his body. His form is very
gooi-hc hrs fine clean head and all those points
which constit ute = fine forehead, has fine puzzle
and great width between the two side OF the lower
jaw, where it joins the neck and throttle large and
well detached He has remarkably fine pricked ears
eyes full and spirited nostrils large neck muse ar
yet light, crest thin. His shoulder Is well set on
the chest. shoulder blade is obliquey laid in with
full development Of musclts to II, chest well
developed, upaer arm long and muscular knees broad
and streng legs Hat and show suspensory ligamt mt
large and free, pasteYns ong and obque, feet
and proper sze fne wthers, good long h Of body,
back muscular, loins full and strong, hips wide and
VI sOoo itugtu buu DTe8utI OF mueCulAr Al
tachm.nt; stiff and lower thigh long, strong and
fully developed; hook bony aud strong; bones bt
the hook, Tat snd free from adhesion; the ligaments
and tendons are full AMI standing free from the
bone; Iints well formed and wide. Iu fact all his
points prOpoYtion8te and ATacteristiC OF the
symmetr ~ Of the true horse.
TERAS.-Cash in advance $25 for the season,
$35 for insurance.
This horse will stand dnring the season OF 1858 at
my barn In West Dcyeport, and Will serve a limited
number u mares )oesides these Of his owner) the
mare is served, IN every case. The difficulty expe-
r!en ed In making collections, renders strict adj
hcrence tn this rule absolutely necessary Mares
bred to this horse, not proving In foAl tan be sent
back to the hln the following year free Of charge.
Every p ecaution will be taken to avoid accident
and escapes. but should any occur 1t will be at the
risk OF the owners.
For full particulars apply at Cannon Prench's
Mills, or to J. N. CANNON.
LIST OF WINNERS, DY THE RENOWNED IMPORTED
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANCE.
Pocahontas, the ceebr ated EnRi-h race mare, dam
OF 6tockwell, Ratatlan and King Tom.
Reel the mother OF Pr;oress and Lecompe
Peytona, Bonnie Lassie, the eeebrat ed mare Charm
er, Ellen Bstemsn, Mamie Lewis, Fannie King
Miss Julia, Blonde, Wild Irishmsn, Bonnie addie,
Nicholas LIST, Prior, Hornpipe, Highlander, Gov.
Wicklide, and host Of others.
LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER. sIRR OF
FRANCES DAM.
Elisa Goldsby, Florida, Laura Spilman, Puss Paris
Sam Letcher.
Ror further particulars Of the celebrated Wagner,
Turf Register Of 1910, reported by VIM. I. Porter.
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