The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-12
IMPORTANT SALE,
thoroughbred HOrses-Cattle. swine
and Fowls.

even, with all the prominent breeders Of fin
stock throughout the United State
Included in the list, We find many horse
| known TO fame. Among them We find tn
slaunch and game race horse Leinster, chest
nut stallion, foaled 1867, got by Importe'
Australian, dam Luileme, by Lexington
Rosette, by imp. Yorkshire; Picayune, dan
| of Doubloon, Florine, de-, Ly MedOc
-,by Sir William of Transport; -
by Robin Gray; -, by Quicksilver; b,
Old Celer. This is capital racing family
among their descendants We find the re
markable Alabama, dam Of Bay Dick, Ret
Dick. Dickens, etc. Leinster is igh
chestnut or sorrel, standing quite sixteer
hands high 4 head Of medium length, anC
very fine ears, pointed; full, sparkling eve
His neck is beautifully and gracefully arch
ed, running into shoulders of great depth
ard obliquity; back short and strong, with a
| well arched loin, clean, steel-Eke legs, good
pasterns, hoofs clean and neat. In general
contour most beautiful horse, approaching
perfection in form and symmetry. His rae.
ing qualifications have been strictly in har.
mony with those of his entire family; when
gameness and endurance were the requisites
he was never found wanting. In three
mile heat race at St. Joseph, last fall, he won
the frs, heat in the capital time of ) :43, and
lost the race by falling. Through Picayune he
inherits a valuable trotting cross, /. c. that OF
Messenger. Through Medoc, son Of Amer
lean Eclipse, a son Of Duroc, out Of Miller
Damsel, by imp. Messenger. He is an in
valuable requisition to any stud, both as a
getter of race horses and trotters. Robert
4. Alexander, of Woodburn, Kentucky, by
whom he was bred, held the family in
high esteem Next on the list we find the
fine bred race and brood mare Sophia Jenni-
son, chestnut, foaled in 1864; bred by Gen.
Harding, of Nashville, Tenn. got by Jack
Malone, bro. 10 Pat Malioy, and sire of
Muggins dam Laura Williams, by imp.
Glencoe; Jane Watson, by imp. Priam
, by imp. Buster; by Wilkes
Wonder; -: by Chandelier; -;
by imp Sterling: -, by Clodius -,
by imp. Silvereye; -, by imp. Jolly
Roger; by imp. Partner; by
imp. Monkey; imported mare of Harrison,
of Brandon. She is very game and speedy
mare, and as a breeder promises to sustain
the reputation of the famous Tennessee fam
lily Of Gamma" "Endora," Epsilon, I"
s.Hennie, "Farrow the dam of Privateer,"
''Cordelia Reed, "Bet Bosle, the dam of
Hortensia.'
Also Tibbie Dunbar, bay mare, foaled
1850, bred by Hon. JAS. 4. Grinstead, of
Lexington, KY, got by imp. Bonnie Scot
land, (slre of Malcolm, Ontario, Regent,
dam Brenna lHarics dam by imp. knight
of St. George; Levity Ruric, Veto and
Legatee's dam, by imp. Trustee; Alaric and
Nandal's dam, by imp. Tranby; Carlotta' 5
dam, by Trumpator; Lucy Dick Chinn and
Blacxnose's dam, by Orphan; Lady Grey
(grandam of lexington, by Robin Grey !;
Maria, by Melzar; -, by imp. High
flyer; -, by imp. Fearnaught; -,
by Ariel; -, by Jack Of Diamonds;
Imported Diamond, by Cullen Arabian !;
Grisewoods Lady Thigh. by Painter; i,
by Greyhound; Sosphonisba's dam, by Cur
wen Bay Barb; -, by Darcy's Chestnut
Arabian: -, by Whiteshirt; The Mon
tagu Mare. In Tibbie is combined the high
est and most fashionable blood ever imported
into the United States. From this family
descends the most famed and best racers Of
which the turf annals bear record. Among
them We recall Lexington, Vandal, Helm
bold, Selma, the latter three year old, who
this year ran mile in the unprecedented
time of 1:43. Selma is by Lexington out of
Lightsone and she out of Levity. Tibbie
last year, at St. Joseph, won a mile dash
race in las, and the following day won a
dash of two miles in 34l. Her most re-
markable exploit was her close finish to the
G,r 10.
l:43!. The next is Sympathetic, bay mare,
foaled 1867, bred by Willis Renfro, of IL
linois, got by Prolific, (son of imp. Sover-
eign), dam Sympathy, by imp. Scythian;
Prunella dam of Lizzie W. }, by imp. Glen
coe; -, by imp. Hedgford; -, by
Cherokee; -, by Bellair; -, by
Pacolet. She was prominent, game and
fast race mare until she met with the acci-
dent that compelled her withdrawal from
training. Her dam sympathy was the very
best race nag of her day. The next is Ann
Clark, bay mare foaled 1859, bred by l.. A.
Alexander, of Woodburn, Kentucky, got
by Lexington, dam Kitty Clark, dam
OF Charlotte Buford and Maiden, by imp.
Glencoe; Miss Obstinate, by Sumpter; Jenny
Slammerkin, by Tiger Columbia, by Column
bus; , by Wade Hamp,on's Paragon;
-, by Figure; Maria Slammerkin, by
imp. Wildair; Imported mare Cub, by Cub !;
Amaranths' dam, by Second; dam of Leeds,
Flash, Topec, by Startling; -, by Part
mes; -, by Greyhound; -, by
Makeless; -, by Brimmer; -, by
IT, a go R.rh mar. Tb;s :. s,unon,
Ia .,-n.a,, - r,o;na f,nn,. anJ ~
Giu as,tm hr.mches S,nnv f,s racsrs
i ai ca. :. = fno hrnnJ mara NJ
are T io'i,", Sm. H. f my lee, III hr p
"'0" 49,, :. mn anstraI;.n dam Ann
IL - Sha on arcs,iDn, raos
rnara ,nJ nth the .JJ;,;on,, crossas Of Wsst
Ans,rai;an and Emsj;, bv EmeI;uS ,bro,.b
har &c An.tr,i;,n her nsd;oras BECOME.
fn-m;d,bIe in no;n, of rovaI breedino Next
- 49, bav mare fa,isd 1850 bred bv r
90, h., FSc,na ISor of Iaxino;onl
lam mn Carl a. above She is \ vain,ble
brnnJ mare being de.nlv inbred TO Icing.
ton Of Which lannon's race borse and stallion
sb a hos two crosses and be;no now in fo,l 70
Va,o , s,auncb son Of IeI;ng,on the of.
s,r;ns will have three crosses Of this disting.
n;sha5 fonr miller All If the above mares
are in foal to Veto. Also 10 the fine racing
6lIv Chris Offered she was bred by Hon
la Gr;n.ead Of Kentucky chestnn, in
coIor fo.led IS6S 90, Inv the r, owned rac.
borse and stallion Lipht6ins. dam Cbarmisp.
Inv INN SOVEREIGN. Cbarmer bv INN, Glen.
coo. Re,sev Malone by Stockhoider.
Inv Po,om,c. - bv INN. Diomed
This Is a very DISTINGUISHED racing family.
esneciallv famed for the great number Of
fonr mile races won bv Cbarmer and Betsey
Malone. They ran UPWARDS of fftv long
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