The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1882-09-29
TIE Many County Stock Sales.

ca tue 81. 9Th and 5th dsys Of Oc,obe
there viii be offered for sale At public suC
IioL il this county about $50 head a
horses, nearly all OF which are very hi-hly
bred trotsers.-to those desiring 10 pur
chase, whetherit be future Maud :.
gentleman's roadster, q tandem leader.
Z spanking span, or shetland pony-thCst
sales afford an opportunity rarely met with
for, and We say il without fear Of contra
dicton, il is the best lot Of horses ever Of
ferrd at public auction in the South.
W. & V. L. Polk will otter at Ashwood
their entire stud, and if the reader will only
glance at their advertisement in this issue
he viii see how rich II is in the very best
I trotting blood in the land.
On last Wednesday we visited Ashw God
1 and saw some of them speeded, and \ great
number led under halter We have never
/ seen such a remarkably handsome lot OF
/ horses together, and as Il visiting gentle
/ man from Nashville remarked, a man, in
| purchasing would hardly fail to he Suited;ii
! he didn't get the fastest he would think he
had the handsomest horse in the world
And one thing we would call especial At
tention to, viz; the fine size of the horses
and their splendid condition.
Enfield, with his breeding-hiS record OF
% and trial in 24-with one son placed in
the fifth heat of four year old race, which
was trotted in 2:29%, with another son, the
owner of which has driven him in sulky in
right square away from a five thousand dol
lar bona fide offer with the handsomest lot
OF colts around him one ever saw, only
awaiting judicious handling 10 make good |
records, is trotter, the sire of trotters and !
will be prize to the man who gets him.
Adelante, a handsome black colt, Is |
hands inches in height, soft and out Of |
condition, trOtted a quarter in 10 seconds |
and showed beautiful action.
Referre also showed a Ouarter in 10 with
splendid gait and very little handling.
In brood mares the stud is especially
rich containing mares by Belmont Sentinel
Ashland Chief.
Mambrino Patchen, the great Almont,
and the dam of Jewett, with the celebrated |
three year old record, is also among them
But when we come to speak of "Ethel,"
the mare that is bound 10 be fast trOtter
of "NIelrose, "'Trade Wind" and "Pattie
Gilbert the beautiful span of blacks.
Gold Bug" "Lex," Berry and Rosa Bon
heur, TriX EsmOnd, with her three beauti-
full colts, ''Were Wolf" Beatrix and Little
TriX, and host of others as beautiful and
stylish, we could write n column, but
space forbids, and we can only say if our
ducats were as plentiful rs our admiration
for these beautiful animals, we would make
the bidding lively. Reader, so to this sale
and buy something. You have twelve
months i'll which to pay for it, and if you
get colt he will grow you a handsome
profit in that time. I And if you are not suits1
ed there, on the next day Major Brown
will offer, at Ewell Farm, about half his
magnificent stud. Among them two very
est PAGERS, the chestnut stallion, George |
iordoa, who paced Il mile last week IN
rs think Of it, you pacing men, after
maxim" full season, and Major Brown |
links he can today show three heats in |
,:2O. The other is Dick Hun'er, who paced
he M. out in p, and Major Brown says
le caC Io" heats in 2:25. No better Op. |
'ortun:.y to buyers of PAGERS will probably
ccur -.
"Re..'e 3, a blood bay, and a perfect y
'eauty. and with 30 gait, will make one {
# tn a. IS: e. giant fOadsters ever seen. S
La unon., only three years old, with :
sla. d; :':Ac gait in her possession, is
'osi :.rD.C property.
W.. :aI " ~ Nambrino Messenger.
til .:rt he, =, v ,ud Williams. with
ecos.- a.. @.1G Nitty GRAY, by Vermont
.lact ~ k, TIE JAN of Don, record 2:23 =.
fix ~ Biggirt's Rather, dam of Jose 7
hen 3. '.'fd 2:?2, and about 20 others, bv
rou b.. t-nfe!d, Aimont, &c, make up a (
stalag. of rare excellence. T.
On H.. same day, and at the same place !
apte,n Gibson will offer about =
Undre. Head Of horses, among them /
ONE wet bred ones, by Tom Hal, Boncset- II
er, Enterprise DC, and half dozen head Il
thoroughbred Jerseys, s or 10 grades, d
nj three fine imported jacks. Here is an u
ppOrtuDity that mule breeders should not /
Hiss. We sincerely hope our friends will !;
ttend these sales and keep as much of this Il
-Ock as possible in the county.
At AshwOOd there will also be offered for l.
ale 200 thoroughbred SOuthdOwn sheep. u u