The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-06
Stallion Show

The people uf Lafayette col MY love good
horse, and on the first MnudaT IN April Of
each Year, whIcA day i known BY every far
NOR in the county Ia be stallion lay in Lex
iugtun, they turn cut III crowds 10 see the
horse. Last Monday was IA beautiful day,
bu, the rain of Saturday night had made the
roads il little stiff aud prevented some from
coming that otherwise would hayO done so.
still u great crowd and Il good
number of stations were shown. By nine
O'Clock III the morning every ziall IN the
livery stables had been filed md many who
are not I'm the habit OF tying their horses To
the racks abom; town were compelled TO do
50 his time. At one O'Clock the show COM
mrncrd. There was mn increase IN the Dum-
Der shown over last year but Lafayette cOun-
tN can and should show yet more than were
exhibited last Mondny. No owner, no mat
ter in how remote part of the county he may
live. should miss the excellent opportunity
offered him Ia advertise bis stallion on the
first Monday of April of each year, Below
we give a snort pedigree Of each stallion
shown, 50 far rs we were able 10 get IL list of
them
Mr.. +. N. Fisher, manager OF The hinwOod
Lawn Stock Farm, showed The well known
aud finely bred stallion WiIk"mOnt He is a
chestnut, 1G{ hands high, foaIed 1881, by
AImont Pilot, (763), by AImont (33); dam
Wani,u, by GEO. Wilkes (5l9), second dam
Vienna, by BerkleY's Edwin Forrest. Will
komont has the iiambletonian and Mambrlno
Chief blood through his grandsire AlmOnt, a
grandson Of Rysdyk'S Hambletouian, whose
dam was MambrinO Chief, lie also has the
Ifambleiomi m and Clay blood through his
dam, Wanita, by Geo. wilkes. Wtlkomont
will make the season of 1889 at LinwOOd
Lawn farm at 80 for the season or 500 TO In.
sure.
The fine Norman stallion, Frank, was
shown by bis owners, Messrs. ShIer " Cobb,
who stand him six miles south OF Lexington
on the FOL. Graves place, at So to insure. lie
j. Il handsome Norman. IL years Old, l63
hands high and weighs 1900 pounds. lie was
sired by imported Roughtmages, imported by
WeSlfall, Moore ~ Co., of Macomb, H.; dam
by 10. Gailes, and he 10y Imported Louis
/ NapOle on. They also hid their black jack,
I Compromise, on the ground. Compromise
was sired by Compromise, Jr., was sold for
81. 500 when a twO-yCar-Old, and he by Com
promise, imported BY Henry Clay. His dam
was Il Hercules Jennct. hy an imported Span
i-h Jack. brought here from Kentucky.
MIR. Frank &. Stewart showed his beauti-
full black saddle stallion, kinEOra, which he
keeps about three miles southeast of LeXing-
ton ut fifteen dollars to insure, KinkOra is a
beautiful black, 49, hands high, with fine
manc aud tail, good style; is by old kinkora,
he by Stonewall Jackson he by Washington's
Denmark, he by Black Denmark. he by Far
rIs' great race horse Denmark; first dam by
Glencoe, second dam by Imported Highlan-
der. third dam by old Grey Eagle. Mr..
Stewart also had on the grounds his four
ypnr-old gray jack, Joe Chinn. IA nameSake Of
our present city marshal.
Mcssrs. J.. Young and J. Bradley show
ed their handsome stallion, VeDdalc Den
mark They stand him near Prairie church
at *I2 80. He is Il beautiful blood bay. 16
bands high, and weights l 200 pounds. lie
was sired by r. Il. Prices Denmark, he by
Sumter Denmark. lat dam by Mcdonald, 2nd
dam by Rather, 81 dam b. Buford's Alexau-
der, 4th dam by Marshall's Hoses, he by I'm
} ported Sir Henry, 9Th dam br old Union, 9th
dam by Imported Dab>ler, dam Jennie Lind.
by Vandal, grand dam by Gray Eagle. great
grand dam by Yorkshire. great great dam by
~ Glencoe horse. Vandal was by Imported
Glencoe, and was one OF The best racers of his
time.
Mr.. DANIEL sherman, who lives some six
! miles south OF Lexington at II cross-road be.
! tween the Warrrn>burG and Columbus roads
> showed Young Napoleon, II mahogany bay
tpI s..l, Itch. y.,i,Lt I 'Gn T,tInlg.l Npur,
, cd this spring. lie il Il harness and saddle
= horse. and has fiur style and action. He wa
| sired by Capt. Jcnks. he by Capt. Jcnks, III
by Farmer, he bv Louis Narolnoa, imported
T from Normandy. ilia dam wa" a fine mari
> brought from ohio. His grand dam was
nurOc and CopperbOtt0m mare, her dan
being IA KcntuckyW hip and Diomede. Young
Napoleon's great grand dam was "A full-blOol
y Messenger mare.
Messrs. Russell Il Robinson had on tb
! street their fine troitine stallion HOWARD
Duke. They keep him two and Il bali nile
q southeast OF town at 30. lie j. 0 years old
IL beautiful bay, l64 hands high. fine style an,
u action: was sired 10y Gen. JoI dan; Gen. JOr
Il m was by MambrirO Champion, of kentnc
sc Nv. The dam Of Howard Duke WAS b
Twynan's Duke, out OF a Morgan mare
Z Twyman's Duke was by Old Capt. sweeney
81 Iron Duke OF Kentucky.
H. Messrs. Thorp IL Ewing showed their fin
y, all purpose stallion, Kentucky Messen"e
> They stand him at the stable Of +. T.. Thor
vi . miles north OF Greentcu, ut so to Insur
> He il 4 beautiful chestnut sOrreI, 1G hnnt
" high, grand carriage and style. with fir
Nc blood action, a good even temper, and com'
W from IA family noted for producing fast trO
" tiers aud high priced rogd>ters. He Was sire
by Vidette, he by Vindex, he by Blood
black Hawk. 1st dam by Eclipse, son
LOUIS Jordan, Vidette's dam hy Whip;
- dam by Gallatin; 81 dam by old Tiger. Vii
dex's lst dam by Membrane Chief; I'd, |
~ Downiug's bay Messenger,
Capt. Rvland TOdhuuter, who Is a veteri
G. horse breeder. aud will keep Zone but Il
u" very best, had in town his two fine stallion
=, Merchant (599) and Medal. Merchant W
- be allowed to sew % choice mares belon
IS ing TO former patrons OF NetrlewOod, at S
10 insure; TO others, 500. He j. a red ba
black points. IL! hands high. Merchant h
had but two colts trained and both are We
OF fast one Of them, Gov. Colmun's Monte
timed in race al Joliet. Illinois, 2:25t. !
was trained a little at 4 years old and show
Of ability to troll in 2:2O. Medal Is a four-yeu
old bay stallion, BY Allegro, son of Eth
Alien; Isl dam BandDline b. MembrinO .g0s
OF 81 dam Lena. by Alexander Abdallsh.
lie stands at 80 to insure; to former patro
" - off.
OF MIR. j. B. StOvall. OF near OdessI, show
his all purpose, Ben. He is "A light bay, W
ol three white feet, star III forehead and weie
/ $40 pounds. He was sired by COloI
O'Kaue and is Out Of II Corperbotlcn mi
whose sire was Red Buck.
I'm Fleance. who was shown by Mr.. Geo. Ha
Nr. ley, of Dover. was bred by Capt. Ryla
Todhunter. He was ioaIed in Septemb
I 1884, and is by MrmbrinO, he by Marion,
ry Membrino Chief; McmbriuO's dam
Mr.. Robt. DidlIck, he by MembrinO Chief. +
ii. uuce's first dam by Alexander AbdaiIah
tam by Denmark; Mcmbrinp registered
~. Wallace's trotiing register in Volume
wa Flrance is registered in Braces troItirg re!
re. rr, under the head Of Lenna. Also his
ma Jack. Black Hawk. who was sired by v
ErgIe, he by Colonel Epper,on, he by EpI
his sons Montgomery, he 10y Coles MOntSOmC
; ii, he by Imported Warrior. First dam
nan u.,,u.I Ia, rouurnuisa Inv rno,
Warrior; 81 dam by Black Hawk, by Bue
n vista, &c.
. Nh. Robt, e.. Mabry, who lives three m