The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-05-03
5WOODFORD 4!
THIS Celebrated Thoroug

h THIS Celebrated Thorough
NM Bred Race Horse is nearly 10 hands
My high, chestnut, well muscelcd and sha
ped, was brought to thiscounty las season, ard
proved himself arace horse, by his own success
eontending against good Blcoded llCIses, not
loeoirga race ID this county, rs his pedigree
will show. The following letter which was re-
oeivsd from Mr.. X. Aitchison Alexander, Of
Woodford county, KY, who raised this CoLT
WooD FORD, and sold him into Ohio is unQuos-
tionabo proof beyond dispute Of the Pedigree
Of WoOdford:
SrRMo STATION, woodford Co., Ky.,l
January 18th, 1866.
Mr.. WARREN LoCEE-DEAR SIR Yours of
Ssh December, arrived during my absence
from home of several weeks duration; now,
on my return, hasten to answer Below send
pedigree as desired Of chestnut colt
BY RINGOLD, ..t ..
Chestnut Horse--Bred Jy James Long, Of
Washington u CJoaled 1872; By old Boston
fson Of 1Imoleon) best son Of Sir Archy.
lam Flrtills, jr I'd Of Cassandra) by 5 Arehy
d Old Flirtilla, by Sir Archy;
by imp Robin Red Breast, son Of Sir Peter
Teszle;
4by imp 0bscurity, ison of c'Koly's EolipsoD
5 old Slsmerkin, by imp Wildair;
d DeLancy's imp Cub marc by Cub,
Amatanth.s' dam by Second;
sd the dam Of Leeds,
Flash, Fop, &c., by Star e.
9 dam by olG Partner;
10 dam by Greyhound
IL dam by Makeless:
IL dam by Brmmer;
Is dam .. .Ar-. by Places White Turk;
IA dam ,..i. .... by Dodsworth; .. .
Is dam Layton Barb Maro.
! dam Fanny Ill., imp by MonArch;
dam Allegrcnte by imp Young lrulho;
8 dam thautomia by Phantom;
"a dam by Walton;
dam Allograrti by Pegasus:
dam Orange squeezer by Highhyer; ..
- dam Mop Squeezer by Matchcm; .
dam Lady by Sir G Turner's Swoepstake;
. dam Syphon's dam by Patriot;
10 dam by Grab;
II dam by Bay Bolton
10 dam by Curwin's Bay Barb;
13 dam by Curwin's old Spot:
IA dam by White legged Lowther
is dam Vintne- marc Barb:
The above Colt was sold at my sale in June
1858, to Sam'l Alexander, Green county, Ohio.
b. Respectfully, r. A. A.ALEXANDER.
WoOdfOrd at Columbus, July 1865
I'd day-Purse $3.50, mile heats, best in 8:
r. A. Alexanders eli Woodford;
Gen. Moore's Hero;
Ii. Waller'ss m Kate Boston. by Lexington dam
Anna Stephens by I'm. Trustee. @
Woodford was the favorie, winning the 1st
and Sd heats, and has distinguished himself at
several aces.-lWilke's Spirit Of the Times.
What may be said of him-he has never yet
had fair chance to show what he could do.
lie never had the proper handling and was
run invariably out OF condition being in hands
unscquainted with race horses. What was
done, was but the result of his uncultivated
speed and his great endurance, he being closa
descendant of old Boston and Sir Archy. No
better blood ever run in the veins of Horse
.Woodford was purchased and brought to this
county for the purpose of improving the stock ,
and will stand the early pait Of the coming sea
son for limited number of good mares at the
very low price of $25 for the insurance. Mares
from distance will receive good attention and
be kept a. reasonable rates, on pasture or any
kind of feed tho owners may direct.
-1tl -.s .'t' '. WARREN LOCKE.