The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-07

First Public Sale Ever Held In
Emporis, Kansas.
On February q, 1884, Will A. Snoddy
viii offer for sale at Emporia the follow
ng stock:
NUMBER ONE.
KInlock-Bright bay horse with white
lind legs TO hooks, and beautiful strip
n the face, foaled April /, 1874. 1851
hands high, and weighs 1,15O pounds;
bred by J. q. McFerran & Son OF Jeffer-
'on county, KY; got by Cuyler &
Son OF Rysdyk'S Hsmbletonian; he by
Abdallah son Of Membrane; he by i'm
ported Messenger. RYsdyks Handle
onian's dam, the Charles Kent Mare
BY imported Bellfounder; second dam,
One Eye, by Bishops Hambletonian,
'on OF imported Messenger; third dam,
Silver Tail, by imported Messenger.
Cuyler's dam Grey Rose by Harris
HsmbletoniaD, by Bishops Handle
tonian, son Of imported Messenger. Kin
locks first dam, Lady Geraldine, by In
mis- BrignolIa. son of Brignolia, record
2 20; by MembrIno Chief Csire Of Lady
2:164. Second dam by Sebas-
topOl, son Of Whitehall (sire Of Rhode
Island, sire Of Governor Sprsgue). Third
dam by TodhunteF's Sir Wallace, son of
Sir Alfred. Fourth dam by SAKE Wei
mar, son Of Sir Archey, by imported
Diomede. out Of Lottery, by imported
Bedford.
In disposition Kinlock il perfect. and
as TO size, style, action and speed, it Is
sufficient to say he lie all his high breed
Ing would indicate, or the best posted or
most fAstidious could desire. He 10 q
fine breeder and sure foal-getter. His
colts have fine size, style, finish, bone
and gait. Kinlock trotted . trial when
three years old IN 2 Al, and has not been
regularly handled since.
NUMBER TWO.
Dellie c., brown mare, foaled 1878, by
Saddling Buck (sire of Frank Landers,
record 1850 he by Stoner's Red Buck.
Dellie is due to foal October 25th by
Kinlock.
NUMBER THREE.
Bay colt, foaled Nov. 1888, by Kin
lock; dam, Dellis G.
NUMBER FOUR.
Mollie Douglass, b. m foaled 1878.
(She Is q full sister TO Fred Douglass !;
record, 2;241D. Got by Black Frank.
he by Ben SnAtcher, Jr.. (sire of Rowdy
Boy; pacing record, 1880; Dam. Bog.
gy by Billy Cass. (Ses Breeders Trot-
ling Book, vol. u. Mollie is 151k hands
high, fine name and tail has been han
died but little; last year could show
1850. I think very highly of her, either
as q trotter or for gentleman's roadster,
and if handled, would make one of the
finest saddlers TO be found anywhere.
NUMBER FIVE.
Alice. b. m, foaled 1879 by Rescue,
(Sire Of Willis Woods; 2:261E, and
Roscoe, 2 :S61I; he by Satellite, a grand
son Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian; Dam,
Boggy0 dam of Fred Douglass. :2411i)
(See Breeders Trotting Stud Book, vol
1, page So. This mare has been han.
died but little, but give US Il in Al
seconds last year, and if handled would
go very fast at either the pacing or trot
ting gait, or il hitched with Mollie
Douglass, would make one of the flnest
road teams to be found anywhere.
NUMBER Six.
Nettie G, b. m, foaled 1880 by Kin
lock, Dam Doggy, dam of Fred Doug
lass; record, 2:241O. (See Stud Book
page, So. This is nice formed, goot
boned fillY, we'll broke and shows won
deriul trotting action.
NUMBER SEVEN.
Flora Garrison, bright bay mare, foal
ed 1880 by Kinlock; Dam, Bousing Bet
tie, a good road mare, said to be o
Whip stock. She is well broke, trot
very fast and is bound TO make q rae
horse; heavy bone, fine name and tail
and when hitched with Nettie G. the,
make q very fine and fast team.
NUMBER EIGHT.
George s., b. c., white hind legs hal
way TO hooks and snip on nose, foalel
1882 by Kinlock, Dam, Dellie G. Zee
No. p. This is very solid and sui
stantial colt, and a very beauty in form
and disposition. think very highly O
him, either as q trotter or q stock horse
and if altered would make a gentle
mans handsome driving horse.
NUMBER NINE,
Kinlock Maid, b. f., with white him
feet and star in face; foaled 1889 by KiI
lock, Dam, Doggy dam, Fred Douglass
2:24l{), full sister TO Nettie c.. No.
This is q wonderful filly; she Is heay,
boned and we'll proportioned. resemblin
her sire very much, and is able to shov
$3.50 gait to halter, and has only bee
halter broke about two months. TIL
hlly Is bound to make q trotter, an
there Is no finer one in the blue gras
regions of Kentucky.
NUMBER TEN.
Cow Boy, b. g., foaled 1877, bred q
Waco, Texas, by 9 thoroughbred horse
and his dam, Texas mare, brought {
Kansas IN June, 1888, and was regularl
handled from June to October 10. II
was campaigned during the fall, trot
ting forty-eight heats, and obtaining
record of 2:4l, which Is no measure {
his speed. He got first none
three times, second five time
third twice, fourth once, an,
unplaced twice. He trotted second 9
Maryville, Mo-, when the time was CIV
en- 2:34li, and private watches caught
1854. He can surely beat anybody
horse through stretch, and the roa
never gets too long. Any one wishing,
horse that will be able to win all in hi
class this year, with proper hsndlin
and barring accidents, will surely nm
1t in the b. &. Cow Boy.
NUMBER ELEVEN.
will also offer for sale the colebra
ed general purpose Stallion, Norman
. Junior, fosled 1875, sired by full bloc
Norman horse, and out of q George Be
mare. He is q dark iron gray heaY
name and tail, smooth limb and betts
, style and action than any horse of equ,
size in the country. He always take
the prize in the general purpose ring
He was shown through Indiana an
never came out of the ring without FIR
premium. HIS colts are large and fine
good colors, mostly bays.
All of the above. stock, except No. 1
was brought from Indiana during 16S
and 1888 by WILL A SNoDDY.
, John II. Fritts will sell at the san
place and time the following stock;
One span brood or work mares.
One span .geldings.
One three-year old gelding. Dam b
Magma Charta. Sire Battle.
, One two-year-Old gelding. Dam b
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