Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-08-26
PEDIGREEs.


TROTWOOD, Or Pickaway Boy.
This beautiful colt, of dark iron-gray color
Gray Eagle and Morgan stock; for kind dispOsi-
cannot be surpassed by any colt in the country.
He is 5years old this grass.
PEDIGREE.-Tr0tWood was sired by Grey Ea-
gle DR.; he by Old Gray Eagle (see Turf Book).-
Gray Eagle Jr: dam a Highland (Ky.) mare;
MedOcE, Trotwood's dam BiackSaWE W Nor u gan Sg
mare; I'd dam by z. N, Clay. Jr,; Sd dam by Old
Membrino Patchen; 9th dam by Old Durock.
FLEETWOOD, Or Browns Old Cadmus Boy,
Was sired by John IRONS Cadmus Of Warren CO.
Cadmus; he by American Eclipse; he by Old Du-
rock, and he by imported Diemede. The dam of
dam by imported Expedition, great grand dam
imported Gray Highlander, great great grand
of Cofin's Cadmus was by Brunswick. her dam
by Cooks Whip of Kentucky. Brunswick was
Buford, of Kentucky, and was horse of great
size and beauty; he was the sire of Coffin, Wan
er large and powerful race horses Of the fFst Or
der. Marshal DUrock was by Old Durock, was
Gen. Resley's famous Maid of the Oaks. by inn
ported Spread Eagle. Imported Expedition by
England. Imported Gray Highlander foaied
in 1888, bred by Mr.. Douglas, Of England, was
EN- See American Turf Reg. Vol. Sd, Page 1907
Imported Gray Messenger, the sire of the dam OF
he 6y SUI See Turf Reg Vol a6 II Paeeg
Sumpter the sire of Brunswick was by the re-
/
Durock by Old Dlomede. The dam of Excelsior
ndgr be was Sy sfe6 6g 10uHg b0ysP he 5y
| horse, Virginia Rattling Snap. Mariander's dam
was by Capt John snook's Old Bashaw; the
| hne trotting horse. Messenger, from New Jersey,
enc OF the finest trotting horses that ever was in
Tiger, OF Kentucky; he by Old stockholder; old
BY Imported Startling, By Marr1s Eclipse Whip
| Tiger was by Cocks Whip; he by imported Whip
| his dam was by Spread Eagle; he by BeileairE
Excelsior Cadmus will be % years old this grass
DESCRIPTION:
| Excelsior Cadmus is rich dark chestnut with
| three white feet, full 16K hands high, and in
Of line action, durability and coastitntionai en- en-
durance, symmetrical proportions, is not sur
herits from all sides combination Of stock tha
have distinguished themselves to a greater de-
gree than any other family OF horses in thu
Old Diomede was celebrated as being one o
pest breeding horses IN this OF any other coun
try. American Eclipse was one of the bes
horses. whether viewed re- as as RACES or foal getteE
Highlander was one Of the most stylish horse
IN TINS or any Other t county 0ld Gray Messen
ever introduced into America, possessing
| greater amount of stamina, and giving credit t.
more fine trotting horses than any other horse.
| Brunswick was No. racer. Pocahontas
ne fastest animal h IN the world in Match witt
, sired by Collins Cadmus. 1t will thus be seel
tnaG TINS Deautlful horse combines the most ap
proved and fashionable blood in the Unitet
| States.
| Caomus mas won number OF 1st premiums a
the following named fairs: Wilmington. Wash
fngtOn, Jamestown, Greenfield, hilisboro, Win
chester Blanehester and Lebanon. He ais
won at Hillsboro in 1866 premium of $50 TO
fastest trotting, making his time in min 81 sec
| We consider him in all respects and for all pur
poses one of the best stock horses in Ohio. Z
NORWOOD, The Young English Plough Boy
Is bred from a full bred imported English draf
horse, weighed 1900, and a full bred Norman
ing at the time he foaled in West Virginia
and will be three years old the 10th of June mex
1875. When this colt was six months old, L re
| fused $3.50 for him, and was pronounced by gOot
judges to be the best colt of his age they eve
8 Bales, of Anegany County. Pennsylvania, am
imported by them. The sire was sold after tn
same party one year after for $500 DT This Colt
the exact color of the sire; The mare was a dap
pie brown, and sold for $3.50 from John O'Keefe
WILDWOOD, Or Fayette Boy.
Was sired by Edwin Forest jr.; he was sired b
Edwin Forest; dam by Belle Membrino Chief; 2
Sam By G1sdIS a9 N Clay M 30 dam Rbg
! ! bv Sir Archv Wildwood; dam Bull of the Woods
4th dam Trian; 5th dam Plenfpo; 9Th dam Bel
trand; 7th dam Messenger mare; Sth dam Tam
enge.
TERM Is:
These thoroughbred Horses will be allowed t
serve limited number of frst-class mares thi
season, at the following rates.
TTotWood ........ -....- $40 the Insurance.
norwood ....- --....-....-. ~
a WILDWOOD ...........-...... 1O ="
Q ROMEO, Superior Spanish Jack
= Has taken premiums over all other Jacks in th
J; Season.
:: EXCELSIOR, The Superior Short Horn Bull
j Red roam; bred by Thomas Kirk, Washingto
q @. H, Ohio; Calved Sept. Is, 1873. Got by Bill
| Harrison, 1924; 1st dam Emma Sd bv Duke {
!. | Highland 5570; I'd dam Emma I'd bV Hubbac
i 29s4; Sd dam imp. Emma by PrOmpter t1065s) Al
i dam by Liberator (7140) 9th dam bv Sir Phil
l. | (S52S); 9th dam bV Norfork (2377); 7th dam b
q Baronet (T74l 8th dam bv Meteor (432); 9th dal
by MarshaIl Mars Beresford (416); 10th dam bv Wine
sOr $685. 11th dam bv Patriot 1856. Terms S.
HOGS.
One Chester White Boar One Maggie Boa
One Burk Boar. One Thin Rind Boar.
BSeA1l of the above animals will be found .
the farm of the subscriber, near Washington, G
the West side of the Columbus pike, by Il
Wind Pump.
sTEEN's CADMUs.
" The fine young roadster and fast trottfng sta
N lion. Stems Cadmus will also be at the aboV
q farm, on Fridays and Saturdays of each week.
3 Terms, $40 the Insurance.
Cadmus is Deautlfu mahogany bay wit
white points, years old. of fine form, beautif
II name and tail. nice, clean bone, heavy muscl
n and shows good roadster qualities. He has bee
shown at all the principal Fairs in Northel
10 Kentucky and Southern Ohio. and taken prem
4 ums over some of the best horses in these State
Cadmus was sired by Browns old Cadmus.
o Steen's Cadmus' dam was sired by Alexander
bay Chief, the best son of Membrino Chief, I'll
10 sire of Lady Thorne. His dam by Keokuk; Sc
81 ond dam by Arabian Stamboul; Redman's Bo
10 ton, by Valentine, son of imported Valentin
js first dam by Old Roam Potomac; second dam
Diomede, sire of Sir Archy.
DO NOTICE.
X Due care will be taken to prevent accident
% but the subscriber will not be responsible for al
~ that ma yOccur.
NJ 33m4 q. o. STEVENS