The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-19

by thoroughbred blood. And Il
further examination Of the best pro-
ducing sires and the most speedy
performers will show that at least
eighty per cent Of them are inbred
animals, and backed up by thorough
bred blood. In support OF which
will present very few Of the best
ones.
Jay Eye See in 2:9s, grand dam,
thoroughbred. and no less than nine
direct crosses to Glencoe.
Maud S. in 2:94, thoroughbred, in
bred. Her sire's dam being an own
aunt to her sire.
Clingstone in 2:16, grand dam, in
bred. Sire and dam being full cous-
ms.
Goldsmith Maid in. 2:14, backed
by thoroughbred blood, inbred. Her
dam, an own aunt to her sire.
The same breeding is noted in
HeTo.d, the sire OF Maud s.
And so the enumerative lessons 90
on as shown 10y the tables of trotting
performers. The most forcible de-
duction that study OF their pedi-
grces presents, is the invaluable
principle of inbreeding. to the prop
erly limited degrees, and the great
necessity OF an infusion Of thorough.
bred blood. Rysdyk Hambletonian
with his life long stud career with
over 1900 foals, yet not one of his
get that were not blessed with an in
fusion Of thoroughbred blood were
worth raising for speed or for sires.
Ii my readers can cite me to one,
l would be pleased to learn the name
Of the animal. With the aid and
contributions of the highest and
richest bred mares OF the best recog-
nized trotting families, he has left a
fair per cent OF successful sons and
daughters. On the other hand, with
out the aid and contributions Of the
highest and richest bred mares. he
has been an absolute failure. we find
some OF his get. not blessed with the
rich contributions on dams side.
THAT would be trotting sires. we find
their owners citing the public 10 the
merit Of the HambletOnian family"
Bat they fail to tell the public that
their horse belongs to the worthless
class Of Rysdyk Hambletonian's get
The class that do not share in the
rich and recognized breeding on the
dams side, which produced the sue
cessful sons and daughters OF Rys-
dyk Hambletonian.
am pleased to inform the public
that my horse Western Lad is inbred
to the properly limited degree, and
his grand dam Merry Bird), is a
thoroughbred, which will convince
any unprecedented mind, that will be
guided by facts and figures, that he
is bred in the right way to give as
surance of merit in his get. Hi
oldest get are coming three thi $
spring, are large and blood-like, with
the best OF limbs and feet, their
strong trotting tendencies and uni
fOrmity OF excellence Is rarely equal
ed; to be seen is but to confirm the
statement. They do their own talk
ing, and are the best advertisement
that can be made. They have never
been exhibited against the get OF
any other sire, but what first pre- mi
ums were awarded them. They have
been sought after at paying prices.
Terms, $4,000, $500 at time of ser
vice, balance when mare is known
to be in foal. Mares failing can be
returned next spring.
CHANGER, NO. 972, IN VOL. 1, AMERICAN
CLYDEsDALE STUD BOOK.
This full blood Clyde is ~ dark
chestnut, weight 1926 pounds, very
muscular in his development with
great style and active for a horse OF
his weight, Is a great prize winner.
he was bought OF Messrs. George and
5. Barrett, OF Manchester, Ont,
where he left his oldest get, which
stand at the head of the Clydesdale
colts there. In support OF which is
the fact that Mr.. Barrett has repeat
edly made high offers for the horse
to take him back to Canada. will
say, as the horse missed getting
some mares in foal last season, that
| the horse has always been regarded
rs II remarkably sure fOal getter,
and has been prepared and handled
(for this SEASON. by the same man.
and under the same method, which
enabled him to prove himself a sure
foal getter; and il in the best con-
dition and to be handled by the same
man, his former handler.
COACH. No, SIT, IN ENGLISH COACH sTuD
BOOK.
This full blood Cleveland Bay
was imported from Port Liverpool,
England, by J. w. johnson 4 Son Of
Cedar Rapids. Iowa in spring OF 1880
and sold to Chas. G. Lcet, who sold
him for $l.7OO to his present owner
4. Is. Hulburt. He is dark bay,
I.nlack name and tail, stands over 16
hands high, weighs in fair flesh 100
pounds, he took first premiums over
large fields of competitors at district
fairs last fall, and took sweepstakes
over I'LL breeds us the best horse.
He is one OF the finest Cleveland..Bays
in the United States and has no
superior in Europe. He has great
action and is we'll calculated to plO-
luce the most desirable, general
purpose horse and Is sure foal
yetter.
MONTREAL PRINCE.
The French draft. His reputation
is established through his get, which
ire SO large and uniform in their
,y.nllnn.a thnt amy dominant is nSa.