Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05
The Fine YoaRg Clydesdale
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Will stand for service during the season of 1881 com
mencing April lst and ending July lst at the follow
ing places:
Mondays and Tuesdays at the stable of q. W. Tes-
ter, in Liberty township. Wednesdays at----
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at the stable of c.
Gerhear i'll Napoleon, south side of river bridge
TERMS..$S to insure mare with foai, to be paid
March lst, 1882. Care will be taken to prevent all
accidents, but no accountability on ourpart.
DESCRIPTION OF. oLYDEsDALE PERFRcrIoH
Clydesdae Perfection is years DID, beautiful dap
pie bay, Is hands high, and weighs about 1900 lbs
when in fair condition. He is Of very kind temper
fine form for carriage draft very stylish and ae-
tive good traveller, and fast walker Come and see
him before contracting with other parties. He was
sired by that celebrated Imported Thoroughbred
Clydesdale Horse owned by NJ II. Hayes, of Wauseon
o., Farmers Fancy, the best draft Stallion in North
ern Ohio
READ FARMERS FANcY's PEDIGREE.
This celebrated stock Horse was bred by Mr.
Ritchie. of Whitecastle Biggar Lanarkshire, Scot
land. He was sired by Old Farmers, Fancy, the
property of Mr. Robert Wier, of Brown Hill, Carn-
worth, Old Farmers Fancy, when one year old, took
the first pri!e at Larark and Carnw6rtiis Agricul-
tural Society's shows. When two years old he was
first at Lanark and Carnworth, and was awarded the
Silver Medal at both places as the best animal of the
horse kind When three years old he was highly re-
commended at the Highland Society's Show q.
Sterling When four years old he gained the Carrick
Farmers Societys prize of forty pounds (S20O).
When five years old he gained the Biggar Farmers
ed the Cornworth Farmers Society prize of fifty
pounds (S250) for four years in succession Old
Farmers Fancy's Dams name was Nanny, powerful
mare of pure Clydesdae Breed. Nanny gained up
wards of thirty first prizes at all the principal shows
at Lanarkshire, Scotland. Old Farmers Fancy was
got by Blythe, the property of VIM Brown of Biggar
Blythe sold, when three years old, for 300pounds
to go to Australia. Blythe was got by Lofty, the
property of Mr.. Clark of Mansware, Hillanchen
Lofty got the Glasgow and Highland Agricultural
Society's first prize the same year. Young Farmers
Fancys Dam was the celebrated breeding mare
Darling She took great number of prizes at all the
principal shows in Lanarkshire, and is the dam of
four rst-class Clsdesdale Stations. Young Farmers
Fancy when foal first at Lanark, and first of
Carnworth, and third at Hamilton. When he was two
years old he second (beaten by half brother) at
Carnworth. HI was first at Biggar when one year
old. (Sgned) JOHN K ITCHIE,
Whitecastle, Biggar, Scotland.
CHESTERFIELD, Ontario, March 9TH, 1871 hereby
certify that have this day sold Young Farmers
Fancy to Messrs Hayes s: Eager, of Fulton county
Ohio, for the sum of $4,000, and that the foregoing
Pedigree is correct and that imported said Young
Farmers Fancy into the Province of Canada, in the
month of August, 1871, from Lamar kshier, Scotland
(Signed) JAMES DALZIEL
Mares must be brought regularly 0 the horse our
ing the season. TESTER& GERHEART, H.
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