Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
NOtice TO Stock Growers.
THORoU6H bred Stallion "FRANcs,"


Pr. I0REE.-Francs sired by imported Glencoe, he
b, sultan 1 ! dam sired py w.gne., b. BY sr
Charles. 2d dam. Ann Ne ~ by 5umpier, he by sir
AI,hy. Stdam, ~ f-cian Princes. by Uo1k or Black
burns whip he By impor G WHIP" Al am,
Gen. Hampton SaragoH, hc by Flimuap. 8 dam,
Daniel Hunts Figure Mar. by y HsIniiton's Ia
ported Figure. 9th tam Id 81 mu, rkln, W IN
ported Wildair, he by Cnde- IN dam Deianc =
Cub MAJ w Cun,Le by IA Fox. SUI dam, ~ 5 cund
he was alsu the dam of til good racer Amarnt Us
9th dam, Startling, sac al o the da III 81 lie sis, Fps
and Fash, good racers. Ion uaiu, ola rartine
- See Amer lean Turf Register, Vol. 81 page $50
also vi. 4th, pages 70, 13 800 -nd G33.
See Weatherby's kugllsh stud BOOK for further
PARTICULARS II needed.
DESCRIPTION France was T aIed in the spriug
OF 1854. He is a bea tiful chestnut, stands - hands
] inch nigh. His near Lind foot Is white, tx ending
a little above the paster JOINT, and lac he's a very
pretty star on his forehead. His Tail is two shades
tighter than the color VI his body. His form Is very
gocd-ae has a tine c,ean nead and all those p ints
which constitut a nne forehead, has \ fine u uzLla
and great width between the two side OF the lower
ia y, whers il joins the neck, and a throttle Ia re ami
we'll detached He has remarkably Gne prickel Gals
eyes fun and -pirt.d nostrils l,rge, neck muscular
vet lignt, crest thin His shoulder is we'll set on
the Oh 1t. snoul e blade is oblique y iaii ia, with =
full development Of muscl S to move 1t, che I well
developed, up er arm iong aud muscular knees broad
and strong iegs hat and show susp"nsory. lgarl' mt
large and tree, pasterns ong and obiiqnr, feet SOUND
aud proper sic, fne witners, good i ng'h Of body,
back muscular, lolns full and Strong; hips wide and
. eOOl itiRth anu DTtAutH Oh Douy ior llusCuIAf ~.
tachm mt; stiff and lover thigh long, strong and
fully developed; aock boDy AID strong; bones b. low
The hook, fiat snd free from adhesion. the liganeDts
and tendons are full AMI standing free from the
bone; ] ,ints we'll formed and wide. L. fact ali his
points are proportionate and Characteristic Of e
symmetry Of the true horse.
T~ERMs.-Cash in advance. SIS for the season,
$35 tor Insurance.
This hor, e will stand during the season OF 1853 at
my b-rn IN West Deveport, md Will serve u liuited
number II mares )oesides these Of his owner) ON the
t rms above mentioned, the money TO paid When the
mare Is serve i, In every case. The difficulty txIe-
rienced IN III Ak ing collections, renders a s.riet nd-
herence tn this rule absolutely necessary Mars
bred to this horse, not proving in foai, can be cent
back to the him the following year free of charge.
Every y ccaution will be taken 10 avoid accident
and escapes, but should any occur it will be at the
risk Of the owners.
For full particulars apply at Cannon Il French'-
Mills, OF to j. NJ. CANNON
LIST OF WINNERS, BY THE RENoWNE fMPokTEI
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANCE.
Pocahontas, the celebrated English race mare, dam
OF Steckwel Ratatlan and ing Tom.
Reel, the mother OF Prloress and lecompte
Peytona, Bonnie Lassie, the celebrated mare Charm.
err, Ellen Bateman, Mamie Lewis, Fannie King
Miss j. liza, Blouds, Wild Iri-hman, BoDuie ! addie
Nicholas LIST, Prior, Hornpipe, Highlander, Gov
Wicklifc, and a host Of others.
LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER. SIRE OF
FRANCES DAM.
Elisa Goldsby, Florida, Laura Spillman, Puss Farris
Sam Letcher.
For further particulars of the celebrated Wagner
sse acc, unit VI his famous race with Grey Eagle IL
Turf X gis'er OF 1910, reported by Vim. T. Porter.
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