The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-15
SEASON OF 1856.
TIE FOLLOWING STALLIOyS WILL RrtNn
ECRISG THE SkAsON or 1888 At
THE STABLE OF
w. H. A Ii Z M "A N.
IN CREscO, IOWA.
All these stations are First Class Represeafa-
fivrs Of their Respective Families. Al are
Cordially lnvited TO Come and ExamIse
tie stock Which will be shown With
Pleasure,
SEASON OF 1856.
w. H. A Ii E M "A N .
IN CREsco, IOWA.
WESTERN LAD, No. 1852.


Pleasure,
WESTERN LAD, No. 1852.
This popular standard Bred Trott,nx stallion
Il 4 rich hay. black name and tail, 10 hands
high. rangy. we'll propOrfinnesl with plenty OF
bone and substance and perfect disposition;
foalei April 18th ISL. Got by R,chic, Isl dam
H,saline. by s,wigart. 2nd dam Mary Hhrd by
imp. Mckee Free: Ruchiel BY Swlgart. LIST dam
Virginia by Goidsmith's Abdallai. half brother
to =. Julian. rec. I'll: Gold.miths Abiallah.
by Volunteer. the best son of Rysdyk's HAM
bletonian. and his dam by AbdalIah. the sire Of
Rysdyk's HambctOnian. For extended peli-
gree see Wallace. Vol. !, page lla. or Kentucky
thus be seen that Western Lad embraces the
blood of the three best frOttinY families in the
world. the Hambletonian. Mambrino Chief and
Dlackw9o d families and represents line Of
direct to Imp. Messenger. As the fashionable
strains possessed by Western Lad are 20 favor
ably known. with the fact that his breeding
heritage to right to sire. speed and uniformi-
~. and as the value OF every stock horse 10 the
public must be determined by their produce,
VIII not extend comments upon his Individual
his get, rs that Is what most Interests his pat
rons and the public.
Western Lad commenced his stud career in
years Of age. and for a combination Of size,
style. speed. action and bOOd-like appearance
they are unsurpassed and rarely cqualled.
They are animals Of splendid form, high quail
~. extraordinary trGtsiny action. and are 90
uniform that after you have seen two or three
OF them. .(whafcver may have been the size,
shape or breeding Of the damsl. clearer, fuller,
more convincing evidence than Western Lad
gives of the possession Of the power Of pre-
pmincntly positive sire uuuitl not be expected
by the most skeptical enquirer.
have brown colt In my possession zone of
hts get owned by f. Webb. He was delivered
to me last fall. In his thrcc-ycar old form. q
green, nnbrokcn colt. just eight weeks before
the Howard Count! Fair. ] handled him eight
weeks. breaking him during the time. enter
ed him in the colt stake race, which he
won in straight heats with all ease: time, 81
which appears slow, but those who know the
track and its condition when the race was
frOited think IT = remarkable showing, as the
track at best Is conceded TO be ten seconds
slow. and owing TO its muddy condition when
the race was trOtted good hOrsenen claimed It
to be twenty seconds slow Of 4 good track.
And yet this colt had the capacity to have
trotted 1t some quicker, as had never driven
hiln 10 ms Iu,. .alpac.ty end he appeared very
speedy for 60 green colt. A FEW etays atCer
the Fair ] invited Mf. d. a. Norton and Mr.
Fitzgerald to 70 to the track and hold timer
on him for quarter which he trOtted without
a skip in y seconds. 2:4s gait. The dam of
this colt IL the dam Of three older animals sired
BY three different trotting sireS. AZ coon az
this colt was broken to harness he showed ut