The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

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Ecum sheee and 1n(hy other t1al-
bloodc6 DuEhanns, 10p - dpvn
throoeh to etades the. spAjeeitv ~
which aso % ae1l hgea innxpog1eneo
can hardly tell tlisna hon Their 6lass
FLOODED rslations 70 ~ lsv uattx1a
whioh hare bes1 kept a. peschassa
lor individual excellence and I'D
the entire stook q csttls VIM 1sat up
about 100 head Many of thsse, OF
courss, are Ii preparation for rAArkst.
One lot 10 "a roodS teehlpt and nno
one Il %. pesriy I'll thfos-ysar-olds
Of such ayotrdupois = would make the
heart or I buyer or butcher lean.
seventssn tvo-year-olde. remarka.
bic even lot Of steen. will avsrags
/. 100 pounds nov. Next spsinx IT.
a. propooes 10 tarn zen "a . : ser
ular ihncy lot. with about I ,s00 Or beef
under each distendsd hide. Farmers
will understand that the rAturn foS. 81
tho enterprise, case and attsntioa nee-
sssary 70 having suoh stuck, coansS
In about here; - we'll q In such saiee
. one made lest week-oae thoroughs
bred and thres grades lbr stoCk. pns4
poses bringing the snug little sum Of
$45O. 80
In this connectlou. = vord must -
devoted e the barn recently built q.
prsssly for the Recommendation q cOws
and calves-A Wing providing Clos
and comfortable QuafteU tor ~ NJ
Medium" The building has soomy
stalls for 10 cows on one slde, ahA box
stalls across the alley for = calves It
b arranged With hay Ion abeve, md
every convsniencs fsr fssdlng and Co.
ing ter the stock, iuctuding ventiIA-
ton. drainage, and sooss Sof keeping
and preparing feed. Il was Ia a'poony
box stall Opposite the nd roOmin the
south end Of this barn, that our atten-
ton wAe fIrst turned 70 Mr.. A. #fs
FLOODED HoRsrs
bv beine there introduced into the A.
tinsuished presence Of the thoeoueh-
bred Lexington stallion. ANsEx The
celebratea nedieree Of this horue Il too
vail known hare IN ho worth renatl-
tion. N IN also his turf REGARD which
lies in fnll tefora ~. Res,nnins = :
thr~e vear-oad - woodlswn. XIV. In
1ae5 whar. ~ won . r.ca ~ mila
h..t. tn In th,>e 10 takine tha Art
to in la, and ,.l7l ~ vent
throueh the merit tvo se..ons tri.
nmphsntlv. SHINING thirteen ont 81
eighteen race. run n tha heart NJ the
racinr re~ion ana aeainst the beet
horsee In thu country. and makins
within one-half seccnd az the faatest
time then ON record. June ard. 1887.
Tax,r~ton ~hil. rnnn,n~ -:
| second heat az = thrse mile race. he
iumped into 1 hole 10 the track. broke
down and has never been on the turf
since. He 10. hoveyer. thought by
co,npeteut Judges 70 be = soaud to.day
~ ever and ve VEN pleased to learn
from Mr.. A. that he NAV nut him
upon the turf again the present season.
Ansel is rich dark brown color, 16
hands biQh and weighs about ll4O
pounds. He il the picture Of muscle
and endurance. and is withal. %
uentle and nlavsn, :. : kitfar His
.nnaar.nca to.ether Nth nj. hreed.
inc and racing racord marx him - ona
~ ~. on..t ho.... and h..t r.c..,
that .ver .tarted
Eif,aen 49,, co,t. arc .hovc =,
NJ AIdr,ch III ~ them .howinv !.
.t,,hIrg r..emhl.ncs ~ .oro. hind "a
their ARE. Eight Of them are wear.
linos and seyen ara sprino col Ia
All ar them rive promise to shov their
breeding by making. II not fast. vet
stylish, enduring and valuable horses.
Beside these colts and their dams.
most of whom have strains OF rood
blood, We also ma inherent -ugss Of
Rashaws, Trogans. sheibys and Per.
cherons. among which, though deser-
wing, we cannot stop to particularise.
OF course upon . farm OF this charac-
ter, the