Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-30
Notice 70 Stock Growers.
THOROUGH bred Stallion FRANCE"

P~xpIeREE.-Franc sired by Imported Glencoe, he
BY sultan. LIT dam sired by Wagner, he by Sir
Charles, 81 dam. Ann Merry by Sumpter, he by Sir
Arohy. 81 dam, Grecian Princess, BY Cook or Black
burns "Whip he BY lmporsei Whip" IN cam,
Gen. nampton'- Paragon, he BY FlImnap. o h dam,
Daniel Hant's Figure Mare, by DR.. Hamilton's ln-
ported Figure. 9th dam old ~Slammerkin, by i'm
ported WildAir, he by Cade- 7h dam, Delancy's
Cub Mare by Cubic BY Id FOX. 9Th dam, BY 8 cand
she was also the dam VI the good racer Amarnthus
9th dam, Startling, sue al o the dam OF Leeds, FsH,
and Flash, good racers. 10Th lam, Old Partner.
E7-See Americs IN Turf Register, Vol. 81, page 5o3
also Wi 4th, pages 40, lis 800 .nd 653.
See weatherby's English stud BooE for further
particulars II needed.
DESCRIPTION France was fAaled in the spring
OF 1854. He IL . b~esntiful chestnut, stands 10 hands
l inch nigh. His near hind foot II white, extending
a little above the paster joint, and he has a very
pretty star on his forehead. His tail is two shades
lighter than the color OF his body. His form is very
good-he hrs q fine clean mead and all those points
which constitute . fine forehead, has a fine nuzals
and great width between the two side Of the lower
ja~, where i. joins the neck, and a throttle Ia &c ana
we'll detached He has remarkably fine pricked ears
eyes full and spirited, nostrils large, neck muscular
yet light, crest thin. His shoulder Is well set on
the chest. SHOULDER blade Is obliqueiy laid 10, with a
full development Of muscles to move II, chest well
developed, up eF arm long and muscular, knees broad
and strsng legs Hat and show suspensory, ligament
large and tree, pasterns ong and cbliquc, feet sound
and proper size, nne withers, good u ng'h Of body,
back muscular, loins full and strong; hips wide and
0, good length and breadth Of body for muscular at
achmtni; stifs and lower thigh long, strong and
fully developed; hook bony aud strong; bones below
the hook, fiat snd free from adhesion; the ligaments
and tendons are full and standing free from Ire
bone; j,ints we'll formed and wide. In fact ali IS
| points are proportionate and characteristic OF tie
m OF the true horse.
TERMS.-Cash in ADVANCE $25 for the season,
$50 for insurance.
This horse will stand during the season OF 1858 at
my bsrn in West Deveport, and will serve a limited
number Of mares )besides these Of his owner on the
I rms above mentioned, the money TO paid when the
mare is served, In every case. The difficulty exIe-
rtenced In making collections, renders q strict Sd-
herence to this rule absolutely necessary Mares
bred to this horse, not proving in fcal, can be sent
back to the him the following year free OF charge.
Every p-ccaution 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 d French's
Mills, OF to j. M. CANNON.
LIST OF WINNERS, BIT THE RENoWN IMPORTED
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANCE.
Pocahontas, the celebrated Engli.h race mar e, dam
OF Stock well, Ratatlan and KIng Tom.
Reel, the mother OF Prioress and Lecompte
Peytop8, Bcnnie Lassie, the celebrated mare Charm
er, Ellen Bateman, Mamie Lewis, Fannie King,
Miss Julia, Blonde, Wild Irishmsn, Bonnie / addie,
Nicholas LIST, Prior, Hornpipe, Highlander, Gov
Wicklife, and q host Of others.
LIS OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER. SIRE or
FRANCES DAM.
Elisa Gold.by, Florida, Laura spillman, Puss Farrls
| Sam Letcher.
For further particulars OF the celebrated Wagner
see account Of his famous race with Grey Eagle II
Turf Register OF 1910, reported by VIM. I. Porter.
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