Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-07-01
PEDTGREESs
rpnnWnnn Or PiaEarar r.

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 years old this grass.
gle Jr !; he by Old Gray Eagle (see Turf Book).-
Gray Eagle Jr- dam Highland (Ky } mare;
Medock,; TrotwoOd's dam a Blaekhawk MOI gan
mare; 2d dam by z. NJ 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 Diomede. The dam of
IRONS Cadmus was by Marshall DurOek, grand
dam by imported Expedition, great grand dam
| imported Gray Highlander, great great grand
dam from imported Gray messenger The dam
| of Collins Cadmus was by Brunswick. her dam
| thoroughbred SON of Old Sumpteri bred by Col
Buford, of Kentucky, and was horse of great
ton Wills, Harper's Bob Walker, and many 9th
er large and powerful race horses of the first or
| a half brother to American Eclipse, his dam,
| Gen. Resley's famous Maid Of the Oaks. by i'm
| ported Spread Eagle. Imported Expedition by
Pegasus; he by the matchless horse, Eclipse of
| England. Imported Gray Highlander, foaled
| cot bv 'B6rdeaux his dam by Tetotum BY Match
| EN- See American Turf Reg Vol. Sd, Page 1907
| Gray Highlander was by MembrinO in ngland,
he by Surf (See Turf Reg. Vol. I'd, Page 20).-
nouned Sir Archy, who was half brother to Old
Durock by Old DIomede. The dam of Excelsior
ander: he BY Abraham Probasco's celebrated
horse, Virginia Rattling Snap. Mariander's dam
grand dam of Mariander by Esq. KelIey's
nne trotting horse, Messenger, from New Jersey,
Warren Co, Young RoTer's dam was by Whip
Tiger Of Ok KENTUCKY; he by Old Old @stOckholder; old
by imported Startling by MarrIs Eclipse. Whi[
WAS by & SS05 MhP ne bg m mi%RoTsed mp MRL
Excelsior Cadmus will be % years old this grass
DESCRIPTION:
Excelsior Cadmus is a rich dark chestnut will
three white feet, full 15x hands high. and il
common working order viii weigh 400 lbs, anC
of fine action, durability and constitutional en-
durance, symmetrical proportions, is not sur
passed BY any horse of his age in Ohio. He in
q herits from all sides combination of stock tina
have distinguished themselves to a greater de
: gree than any other family of horses in tn
, | Western States.
old Diomede was celebrated as being one 0
best breeding horses in this or any other coun
try. American Eclipse was one of the bes
! that was ever raised in the United States. Gra
i Highlander was one of the most stylish horse
ger was one of the finest trotting horses that wa
, ever introduced into America, possessing
greater amount of stamina, and giving credit
more fine trotting horses than any other horse.
the was a no no racer f.
= Hero paced her mile in min 1S sec. She wa
II that this beautiful horse combines the most al
proved and fashionable blood in the Unite
Il Cadmus has won a number of 1st premiums
~ the following named fairs: Wilmington, Wasl
| jamestown, Gfeenn6IQ, f11uSDOrO, w II
chester, Blanchester and Lebanon. He ais
q won at Hillsboro in 1856 premium of $50 Il
We Consider him in ali respects and for all pu
q poses one of the best stock horses in Ohio.
NORWOOD, The Young English Plough Boy.
Is bred from full bred imported English dra
e horse, weighed 1900, and full bred Norma
Mare weighed 1900. owned by John O'Keete, lii
and will be three years old the 10th of June ne1
y 1875 When this colt was six months old, r.
} judges to be the best colt of his age they ev
!, saw. The sire was owned by Messrs; Har1iso
:, & Bales, of Anegany County, Pennsylvania, ar
Il | imported by them. The sire was sold after Il
S sg I0e $ aaq f69qg6S 6 DeE6 Ts Dy o
the exact color of the sire; the mare was dal
pie brown, and sold for $3.50 from John O'Keef
1t WILDWOOD, Or Fayette Boy.
K Was sired by Edwin Forest jr; he was sired
IF Edwin Forest; dam by Belle MembEino Chief;
f am M b Sg he he qS bY Boxer B
-, bv Sir Archv Wildwood; dam Bull OF the Wood
10 4th dam Trian; 5th dam PIenipo; 9Th dam Be
trand; 7th dam Messenger mare; sth dam Tai
70 | enge-
n, TERM S:
These thoroughbred Horses will be allowed
serve limited humber Of frst-class mares Il
. season, at the following rates:
Trotwood. .......... ....... $40 the Insurance
n Fleetwo9Gd ::.---...-...-...' 10 10 :.
Wildwood ................ 10 &c
ROMEO, Superior Spanish Jack
Has taken premiums over all other Jacks in t
vicinity. TERMS: $40 the Insurance; 81
Season.
EXCELSIOR, The Superior Short Horn Bul
Red rsan; bred bv Thomas Kirk, Washing
c. H, Ohio; Calved Sept. IS, 1873. Got by Bi
Harrison, 9524; 1st dam Emma Sd bv Duke
a98g Sd dam min imp Emma BY Prompter mp g 1065s3
dam bv LiberatOF (714O) 9Th dam bv Sir Phi
(S52s); 9th dam bv Norfork (2377); eth dam
Baronet CT74l Sth dam bV Meteor (432); 9Th
by Marshall Beresford (415t; 10th dam bv Wi
HOGS.
One Chester White Boar. One Maggie B,
One Burk Boar. One Thin Rind Boar.
hSe All of the above animals will be founC
the farm of the subscriber, near Washington
Wind Pump.
sTEEN's CADMUs.
The fine young roadster and fast trotting s
lion, Stems Cadmus, will also be at the alb
farm, on Fridays and Saturdays of each wee
est Terms, $40 the Insurance.
Cadmus is q beautiful mahogany bay, '
white points, years old. of fine form, beaut
and shows good roadster qualities. He has
shown at all the principal Fairs in NortI
Kentucky and Southern Ohio. and taken pre-
RG- ums over some of the best horses in these StS
Steen's Cadmus' dam was sired by AleXanC
= bay Chief, the best son of Membrino Chief
Q sire of Lady ThOrne. His dam by Keokuk;
~ ond dam by Arabian Stamboul; Redman's
ton, by Valentine, son of imported Valent
first dam by Old Roam Potomac; second dan
Diomede sire of Sir Archy.
aeh' NOTICE
Due care will be taken to prevent accId
"a but the subscriber will not be responsible for
22m3 e. o. STEVEN