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

season 10 do so. was on hand as early as Sun
day night With his beautiful stallion Alpha,
who was sired by The thOroug bredrerchGTon
stallion. Pat MallOy, and out of Il through
bred running mare. Alpha l. Il beautiful
gray, OF line STYLE aud action, six years old
49, hands high and weigh, l $50 pounds,
Mr.. II. l. Bu.ey, of Dover, was on hand
with his stallion, Quimae per. sired by LaGorcc
1913, he by Quimper 400; dam, a pure bred
kentucky Whip mare. Quimper is "A dark
bay, iGA hands high and is 6 years old. Mr..
Busey stands him at Dover.
William and james BOuldridge, two of
Lafayette c0uDlY's most respectable and en-
terprising colored zen, were on the streets
with their beautiful saddle stallion, King
Raven Denmark. This horse was sired by
old King Raven, out of u DonneTaIl mare.
He is IA thorough saddle horse, goes sIl the
gaits, is OF line style and action. is 4 years
old, jet black, and weighs LOCO pounds. They
also stand at their hOmc t OF a mile north of
Prairie church their fine Norman stallion,
Young Duke. sired by the imported stallion,
Dignity, No. 233, n II. N. H.. lie is 6 years
old this spring, a dappie gray, heavy built,
good style and action and weighs 1900
DVuiuS. " ilip ~ |''pt wa Nv
same terms, 81 for the season: IS to insure
Mr.. JnO. Wulfekammer, of Napoleon show
ed his s%tallIcn, French Paul, sired by Paul
Bego, II full blood Norman, and out Of a
Canadian mare. Paul is Il dapple gray, 164
hands high, square measure, aud weighs
1,5G0 pounds.
Thomas Stcrrett, Il beautiful dark brown
stallion, . years old. 165 hands high, with
heavy name and tail, and weighing 900
pounds, was shown by Messrs. Il. ID. Neer IL
Son. This horse was sired by the imported
stallion, Niger; his dam was by Nero; his
great dam WAS by Veto Morgan, who was
sired by Black Hawk Morgan. They were
justly proud In showing him to his many
admirers.
Mike, a Percheron and Black Hawk stall
lion, seven years old, II hands high and
weighing 1,400 pounds, was shown by Mr..
C.. j. Conner. who stands him D miles south
west Of Napoleon. He was brought here to
sell.
Mr.. Thomas Pollard, who resides ! miles
southwest of Wellington, on the Duvali farm,
showed to a good advantage the splendid all
purpose stallion. Black George. Black
George is 16 hands and 3 inches high, good
style and action. 3 years old, weighs LIE
pounds, fine form, and a thorough horse
from the ground up. He was sired by Black
Prince, he by Boxer, an imported Norman.
His dam was "A fine draft and all purpose
L mare imported from Madison County, ILL.,.
grand dam one of the finest trotters in that
II county. taking the first premium three times
q at the Highland County Fair. He is stood
at SIS to insure.
; Farmers Delight, a fine all purpose stal.
lion was shown by his owner MIR j. j. Davis
' who stands him three days of each week al
the farm OF Jno. Cash near Fairvlew, ant
three days at the Graves farm, five mile
south Of Lexington at $40 to insure. Far
mers' Delight was foaled April 10, 1885; is
fine dark bay, 16A hands high and WAS stree
by a thoroughbred Canadian stallion. Hi
dam wss half French Norman and hal
II Clydesdale.
The splendid draft stallion George Todd
now making the season one mile east OF til,
y brick school house. on the Salt Pond road
on the Widow Catron farm, at IS Il
insure. was shown by his owner, Mr.. q. W
Reynolds. George Todd was sired by LOui
u Napoleon and he by Imported Louis Napo
leon. His dam was by HIS Medley out o
a Little Arthur mare.
u Thos. S. Booker, who resides one mil
:. west Of Page City, was in town with his tinel
bred stallion, Leo. Leo is q dark brown o
black, 1G hands high golden measure, heav.
bone aud muscle, fine style and action. lie
was sired bv the Hamtletonian Regular. an
he by the peerless Volunt :er. His lam wa
:, by Ben Lomond. he by Long Island rrojar
10 Trojan was by Jackson's Flying Cloud; b
-. by Hills Black Hawk.
he Although everybody was busy eXamlnin
ed the fine stations that were shOwn.t they ioun
tine to examine with an admIriHg eye IL
a beautiful y~earling colt, General Wilke
owned ard shown by Mr.. j. u. Morrow.
This city. General Wilkes was sired by Wi
oG komout and his dam was Daisy. by Arthu
MIR. Morrow sold a half sister Of this colt f
he SI,225. Gen. Wilkes is a beautiful dan
rd chestnut and measures a little over II hant
les high.