Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-09-09
PEDIGREES.

PEDIGREES.
TROTWOOD, Or Pickaway Boy.
This beautiful colt, of dark iron-gray color,
ton action, style, and fine trotting qualities,
cannot be surpassed by any colt in the country.
PEDIGREE.-Trotwood was sired by Grey Ea-
gle Jr.; he by Old Gray Eagle (see Turf Book).-
Gedocf, :; Trotwood's dam a Black6aWk Moigan
Boston; 4th dam by old Lexington; 5th dam by
MembrIno Patchen; 9th dam by Old Durock
FLEETWOOD, Or Browns Old Cadmus Boy,
Was sired by John IRONS Cadmus of Warren CO.,
Ohio; he by Coffns Cadmus; he by Beaches Old
Cadmus; he by American Eclipse; he by Old Du-
IRONS Cadmug was by Marshall Durock, grand
dam by imported Expedition, great grand dam
imported Gray Highlander, great great grand
dam from imported Gray messenger. The dam
of Co1fn's Cadmus was by Brunswick. her dam
by Cooks Whip of Kentucky. Brunswick was a
thoroughbred Son of Old Sumpter, bred by Col
Buford, of Kentucky, and was a horse of great
ton Wills, Harper's Bob WALKER, and mai many 9TH
er large and powerful race horses of the first
half brother to American Eclipse, his dam,
Gen. Resley's famous Maid of the Oaks. by i'm
Pegasus; he by the matchIess horse, Eclipse, of
England Imported Gray Highlander, foaled
got by Bordeaux, his dam by Tetotum by Match
EN- See American Turf Reg. Vol. Sd, Page 1909
Imported Gray Messenger, the sire of the dam OF
Gray Highlander was by Membrino in England,
he by Surf tsee Turf ri Reg. Vol: 2d, Page 2O).-
nouned Sir. Archy, who was half brother to Old
@ @DuroGK py O!d 9 DI8mede: on & me dam OF Excelsior
CadmuS was SIRED by Young Rover; he by Mari
ander; he by Abraham Probasco's celebrated
was by Capt. John Snook's Old Bashaw; the
grand dam of Mariander was by Esq. Kelley's
line trotting horse, Messenger, from New jersey,
one of the finest trotting horses that ever was in
Warren co. Young RoVer's dam was by Whip
stockhoider by Sir Archy, dam BY Citizen; She
by imported Starting, by MarJIs Eclipse. Whip
his dam was by Spread Eagle; he by BeIleair-
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
common working order, will weigh 400 lbs, and
of fine action, durability and constitutional en-
durance, symmetrical proportions, is not sur
passed by any horse of his age in Ohio. He in
have distinguished themselves to a greater de-
gree than any other family of horses in the
Old Diomede was celebrated as being one of
best breeding horses in this any other coun-
| try. American Eclipse was one of the best
horses, whether viewed as a races or foaI getter,
| that was ever raised in the United States. Gray
| Highlander was one of the most stylish horses
in this any other country Old Gray Messen-
ger was one of the finest trOtting horses that was
! ever introduced into America, possessing a
greater amount of stamina, and giving credit to
more fine trotting horses than any other horse.
| Brunswick was a No. 1 racer Pocahontas
the fastest animal in the world, in a Match with
Hero, paced her mile in 2 min IS She was
sired by Collins Cadmus. 1t will thus be seen
| that this beautiful horse combines the most ap-
proved and fashionable blood in the United
States.
Cadmus has won number of 1st premiums at
the following named fairs: Wilmington, Wash
/ ington, Jamestown, Greenfield, dillsboro, Wiz
chester, Manchester and Lebanon. He also
| won at Hillsboro in 1866 a premium of $50 fol
| 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.
| NORWOOD, The Young English Plough Boy.
| Is bred from full bred imported English draft
| horse, weighed I9OO and a full bred Norman
Mare weighed 1900, owned by John O'Keete, liv-
ing at the time he was foaled in West Virginia
and will be three years old the 10th of June next
1875. When this colt was six months old, re-
he Iof f NM sS ana & Mas by good
saw. The sire was owned by Messrs. Harrison
ob bv T6e rs es oyd ata aPd t
first season for $2500, and bought back by the
the exact color of the sire; the mare was a dap
pie brown, and sold for $3.50 from John O'Keete
WILDWOOD, Or Fayette Boy.
Vas Vas sired by Edwin Forest il; he was sired by
dam by Cassius NJ Clay jr.; Sd dam by Bell.
founder; 4th dam by Boxer jr.; he by Boxer; he
2d dam by Durock; Sd dam bv Kentuck Whip
4th dam 4rian; 5th dam Plenipo; 9th dam Ber.
enge.
TER MS:
These thoroughbred Horses will be allowed tc
serve q limited number of frst-class mares thi:
season, at the following rates:
Trotwood .--..-- $40 the Insurance.
EErteeGWo9o .----..:.-.- 10
WlIuWood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III '' s.
ROMEO, Superior Spanish Jack
Has taken premiums over all other Jacks in this
vicinity. TERMS: SIC the Insurance; 81 the
Season.
EXCELSIOR, The Superior Short Horn Bull.
:, Red roam; bred by Thomas Kirk, Washington
Z: h, Ohio; Calyed Sept: Is, 1873. Got by Billy
Harrison, 9524; 1st dam Emma Sd by Duke o.
Highland 557O; I'd dam Emma I'd bv HubbacE
1 30 dam 1mp Emma Emma By bPFompter lo668
(S526); 9th dam bv Norfork (2377); 18th dam b7
Baronet CTI4l; 8th dam by Meteor (432); 9th dan
by Marshall Beresford (415) 10th dam bv Wind.
sOr (s9S); 11th dam bv Patriot (486). Terms S.
HOGS
One Chester White Boar One Maggie Boar
One Burk Boar. One Thin Rind Boar.
BSg@ All of the above animals will be found al
the tarm of the subscriber, near Washington, OF
the West side of the Columbus pike, by the
Wind Pump.
STEEN'S CADMUs.
The fine young roadster and fast trotting staI
lion, Steen's Cadmus, will also be at the above
farm, on Fridays and Saturdays of each week.
Terms, $40 the Insurance.
Cadmus IS a beautiful mahogany bay, Will
white points, years old. of fine form beautiful
name and tail nice, clean bone, heavy muscle
and shows good roadster qualities. He has beer
shown at ali the principal Fairs in Northern
Kentucky and Southern Ohio, and taken premi
ums over some of the best horses in these States
Cadmus was sired by Browns old Cadmus.-
Steen's Cadmus' dam was sired by Alexander
bay Chief, the best son of Membrino Chief, thu
sire of Lady Thorne. His dam by Keokuk; sec
ond dam by Arabian StambouI; Redman's Bos
ton, by Valentine son of imported Valentine
first dam by Old Roam Potomac; second dam by
Diomede. sire of Sir Archy.
NOTICE.
Due care will be taken to prevent accidents
but the subscriber will not be responsible for any
that ma yOccur.
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