The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-05-21

OF the fast colt, and now they deny
Of his ever doing any stud business
there. The fast colt was Il kind of &,
borrowed light, ginning for him,
which has gone ont some time since.
Swigart has had nothing but COM
mon mares with but rare exceptions.
Amongst those Of his get in the 2 30
list, find three from unknown dams,
something that even Kysdyks Ham,
bletonian was unable'to show. It j.
conceded fact by practical breed
ors that no horse has made such a
showing as Swigart, with the same
opportunities. How does that COM
pare with Wilbur Hambletonian,
with nothing but unrecognized an
cestry on dams side to inspire en-
thusiasm. Twenty five years old and
no sign OF trotter, all there il left
for glory is to cry Wilbur HANDLE
tonian by Rysdyk Hamblctonian,
then stop as he says and wait fer the
creams to settle, and point to the rec
ords. figure up the per cent, &c.
The learned writer says in the fall
OF 1884, Mr.. Alleman went to DEBORAH
and failed to get a premium. In the
fall Of 1884, Aug. Bcadle e. Sons, land
here Is where we offended Mr.. Allie
man and some OF his patrons), were
foolish enough to take this old horse
with some Of his get out for little
airing:
In answer, Wester IN Lad had not
been driven any for two years until
! started for DEBORAH, and as speed
appeared to be the main consider
alton and he surrounded with horses,
he acted bad and made poor show
ing In the way OF speed, and lost the
premium, the first one he ever lost
But remember he was showing
against trained and trotting pedi-
greed horses, and we will observe
here that there was o full fedged
Hambletonian (sired by Volunteer
and dam by Rysdyk Hambletonian)
showed in the Same ring and also
failed to get premium.
Aug. Beadle & Sons, has probably
forgot that poor old Wilbur Hamhle.
tnnipp went down TO rostville a few
Years ago for little airing, and met
one competitor In the ring, lMonona
BjlD who took the first premium
over him. The troubled writer also
forgot that one OF Western Lads
colts went to DEBORAH and took frs
premium over quite q number Of the
get OF each OF the following nutel
stalliops; Htilea Abdallah
Redwood and Wales Volunteer; hi
also forgets that In each case where
Wilbur took first premiums in 1884
there was not a trotting pedigreet
horse back Of him that he took
premium oyer. The assumption
bubble represents that Mack ant
Queen had the requisites to out tro
any team in the Northwest, what /
farce),i 1t is we'll known that there ail
teaEs il the Northwest can trot bet
ter than 2 lao to pole, and Il us wei
known that Aug. Beadle & Son
have no team that would be recog
aized as trotteTs-can scarcely sho,
q respectable road gait.
Aug. Beadle & Sons, also assume
that / and some OF my patrons wer
offended at their taking their oil
horse out for little airing, Vha
reason they have for claiming an
, offence on the part Of my patrons o
myself, / can't say I made no re
marks nor heard any Of my patron
| in regard to Aug. Beadle & Son
taking their old horse away; tn
season was over and Western La
had done the fine horse bushes!
Just rs he is doing this season. VIII
any one should be jealous Of an oil
horse that is In no competition nc
hasn't been for q number Of years 7
any horse, / cant see. Yet AUG
. Beadle & Sons assume that som
one was offended for their takin
their old horse away and they CT
who Is jealous. do not think an
one has lost any sleep or likely to Q
account OF Aug. Beadle & Sons tax
: ing their old horse out for a littl
airing, (they are very liberal in the
assumptions, for argument sake
Aug. Beadle & Sons old horse
no trouble. But their foolish a.
sumptiOns and Misrepresentation al
annoying, hut their horses are n
competition to Western Lad. II
writer tells the public Wilbur Han
, bletOnian is o brother in blood
. Herald, Herald q standard bre
horse by Inheritance, and his brotht
in blood, (Wilbur) not standard, ver
Nugrateful to the poor brother
blood. The writer for Aug. Bead
!. & Sons, must put q low estimate III
on the intelligence Of his readers.
brother in blood-one Il standal
, animal by inheritance, and the 9th,
. not standard and from differel
:, mares, and yet brothers. "Oh! COZ
sistency thou art a Jewell" and Il
witty writer Ito himselD, calling I.
3 sensible horse talk and argument.
The writer OF the series OF article
] admits that Wilbur sired six col
, from King Hcrod mares, and as q
excuse for his old horse, ias none
3 the get showed any SPEEDY, he tel
e US King Herod never sired the da
T OF q performer. In answer. he new
did, TOR the want OF trotting sire
!. We find when King Herod mare
t had the embrace OF such stations ,
: Western Lad and Stiles Abdalla
9 the colts at un early age gave gree
. promise OF speed. The Oldest 6
4 from such stations and King Hero
J. mares are coming 3 years old tn
: spring, and am authorized to 81
e that q Swear old colt from Xii
P Herod mare can out trOt any hor.
. Aug. Bead.e g. Sons own, In 2 in
, race In harness; II they think diffc
ent let them name the day, track ar
i amount they wish to trot TOR, nj
o they will get race.
RI ! will also invite Aug. Beadle al
? sons to set q day within one mont
7 and notify me within one week aft
n / ~ 4 1t. ~ A.