Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-13
POOR MOLLIE OUT OF SIGHT.
POOR MOLLIE OUT OF SIGHT.
The Big Bay Six-Year-Old Still II
King of the Four MIXERS.
Ten brock Pushes the Caitf"rh'a
uare 10 her Rest speed for Three
Miles, Leads her all the
Fourth, Widening the
Mt Every Jump.
and Gallops 10
the stand.

I.'ft 10 I
CREST race between Ter Brock anu
Mollie Mccarthy was run to-day. III
was \ match for So 900 a side makln"
n stake of $4,000. The amount III
money at stake was not what maze
the match of Importance. Ii was Tue
GREAT reputation of the two horses
In their respective portions OF tEc
couu,ry- and sectional and state pride
and interest. .
Ten Brock is admittedly the IA
yorite and champion OF the great
Mississippi and Ohio va'iey.as Moi!ie
MCCARTHY is of the whole faclhr
slope, and California especially. II
was not the Atlantic slope against
the Pacific, but the great centrai
valley OF our country against the re-
yiou beyond the Rocky Mountains.
AS such the horses met, represents.
tiyes of widely separate sections Oh
the United States.
Moline McCarthyisa brown or lark
bav mare, foaled 1873, was pred oE
Theodore Winters, of Winters, Can
foruia. aud is still owned by him; was
GOT by Monday, dam Hennle farro"
Nv imported Shamrock, grand dan
lila by imported BeIshazzar; :. Z. IL
a Hoslcv (Gamma's dam by
Sir Richard: q. .. 9. d. by imported
Eooln. q. O. .. 9. ii. Bet Hosley 10y
WiIkas,s Wonder: Chanticieer: I'M
nnrted Sterling: Clodius: imported
SILVER Eve: imported Tally Roger;
;mnorted Partner: imported Monkey;
a mare imported by Mr.. Harrison OF
VIRGINIA. whose residence. brandon
was on The James River, i'll that state.
Ueuuie Farrow was bred i'll lcnrt--
see. was the property of Capt. ~.
Moore. of Crab Orchard. hertuckN.
who sold her to Mr.. Francis Morris,
of New York. The latter sold her to
Mr.. Ado!ph Maillar'i, formerly "i
B~ordeutowu, New jersey. but ioi
nearly wen,v wears a resident ofSai
Marin county. California. MIR. Mali
lard took Hennie Farrow TO Gall
foruia in 1872. then in foal to honda!
or Eclipse, Jr. The paternity seem
to be claimed for and SLOWED &c
Monday. After the arrival of Hehnlt
i'm California ste was sold by MI
Maillard TO Mr.. Theodore Winters
and III 1878 produced Mollie McCar
thy. which she took III her wont IL
California.
In the line of MolIle's pedigree
there are many prominent winners
Her dam produced Blue Flag, a gnot
one: Priyateer, q capital tour-mller
now owned bv the family OF the lat
Mr.. Lopez, in the island OF Jamaica
West indies. In the pedigree ar
Madam Bosley. a noted winmrr i-t'
tho dam of the great Gamma); Ida
Hortensig. &c. 1t has Tor genera
tons been a racing family.
-..J.,- tIn -irn nf NDlllP Met Al
thv was by DoItom IA son OF Lrxing
TOM dam Mollie Jackson, by Wand"
{sire of the great stallion Nlrgll
AoIIie Jackson was also the dam q
Fannie Ludlow. Mollie Jackson ha
tho credit of running the best thir
heat in a race of three-Inile heat eve
RIM viz. 5:2S 81. The time OF it
three heats was a:35 IL. 5:34 81 o.
S-4.This race was won Iii 1901 over III
Huntsville course. and i'll Seventce
wears after, II !
Nellie .Jsckson.t through her son MOI
day appears AGAIN on the SAM o"..n'
orouni to do battle for her ow
honor, the honor OF her tamliE anu {
her state, and the great faclnc coz
Moilie is a brown, or dark pro"
bay. has a neat. pretty hea"' WIN II
countenance full OF ANIMATION; ha-
star and q narrow blaze or STIR
down her face, ending Ill q snip M
TO other white: ear slender, wei Sc
and neat; has a good neck, deep at ~
throttle, somewhat long, anu IL sift
in front of her witherS, ana Is stra'gf
above and below, without arch
curve, and she carries her head al
neck low, whether standing OF mo
ing. Her barrel or bedy IL rouii'
her ribs large and swelling, anu Vei
deep in front. Her back Is snort h'
ches, very deep aud covered by ven
strong and very oblique shnuidrr
which sweep far Backward. -
troops n trife III her rumps; III
broad, strong hips ana RUM,
tail sets low, covering great ing,
and gaskius. h Is a trllle H2ht
her flank: is remarkable for her gre
forearlns, her long thigh bones W.
muscled: large knees anu hochs' WI
good bone below both knee al
hooks, and is very short from DO
knee and hook to the ground. 81
stands neatly on her strong pas'efi
which are just a medium between l
upright AMI the sinking. She Is We
neat and blOod-like, but not beau
fut, Her attlbu Is ~" NV 80
merely clearing the ground. .
NAV be said to be a great AMIN
machine in a small space, making II
running without any waste OF mu
cuIar ~exertion or of nervoui emery
Her temper is very quiet aid OF t
best.
Mollie Mccarthy appeared on
once at two years old III 1919, WI
ming a $500 stake, one mlie, at Saci
meuto, Cal, beating a field of sew
others, with great ease, in l:4b.
three years Old she started SIX TIN
and won six. AT son Jose she bt
Elizabeth Tilton, purse 500, IN
heats, i'll l:4S l-2, 1:37. She next b'
Ward Beecher for the Latham RIA
S775, a mile and a hall, III ~ l
She won the Salano stakes. $500,
mile and :hree-quarter, carrying IN
mounds extra, beating three others
3:l3. She won the WINTER sax
$500, mile and a quarter, beati
Rosewood in 2:l3, and then won
California esprit of the Tim
stakes, $3.50, mile heats, beating WI
Beecher, and Elizabeth Tiiton
las 81 las 81. She wound up
three-vear-old career by winning
Sdn FTdUCl>CU, u Sc,'NO f"i@', ~
mile heats, beating Matte a., seco
in both heats; B~allinette, Lolo LIE
Emma Skaggs, aud Gentle Annie
tanced the first heat. Time-1:3S
1853 3-4.
AT four years old she common
the season by winning at San Fl
cisco %, 500, four-miie heats, beat
Bazaar, ~dlstancing Lady Amands
the first heat and Bradley and Ri
ham in the second. Time-a:43
7:42 II. AT Sacramento she |
Lady Amanda. purse $500, two n
and a quarter, winning easily in
At Sacramento she beat Cou
Bluff, Nheatly and lady Anna
two-mile heats, $500 in 1888 IA,
3-4. Same place, September Up
$500, one mile she beat Madge ID
Josie C.. Cosmo and Vanderbilt
l:43, aud at the same place. Sept.
purse $500, twO-mi!e heats, she
Modoc Chief and Rob Roy with
greatest ease in 3:41 Ii, 3.54.
Sacramento March 2. 1873, she
Jake a match for 81 600. with
added by the association, two
heats, in 3:45 3-i, 1888 2. She
Jake. the same age, IA pounds in
match. 1t will be seer that Nj
Mccarthy has all unbrOken res
having started thirteen times