Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03
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seme Coed specimens ~ the Race.
Track Last Week.


4ome Coed Specimens AZ the Race.
Track Last Week.
At the race-track last week there was
= good deal Of fine stock. The premium
list, a. soon as it is obtainable, win be
published in the HERALD. Some animals
that may not appear there are worthy of
mention, and some that will appear there
are worthy of special mention. The
Campbell Johnstons, of Garvanza, have
an imported Clydesdale stallion of great
beauty, black as coal and Of immense
power. His pedigree, reaching back q
long way, runs as follows, the first
name being that of the horse in ques-
tion:
Present King, sires, Coming King,
What's Wanted, Bold Lincoln, Match
less, Matchless, Matchless, Active,
Farmers Profit, Farmers Profit; dams,
Miss Cuthbert, Marshland Active, Bold
Lincoln, Matchless, Matchless, Match
less, Active, farmers Profit. Present
King" is glossy black, white spot in
head, white hind pasterns; foaled 1885 !;
bred by Josph Oscley, Nolls, England I;
imported by A. B. Holbert, Greeley,
Iowa, Stimson 4 Co., in January, 1888 !;
151s hands high.
g. A. Durfee had lot of fillies on sale
which were notable for their breeding.
Four of the bunch sold "a follows:
No. l, Wilkes Girl, Standard Rule -
Black filly foaled in 1888. Bred by A.
n. Spottswood, Lexington, KY. sired
by Wilkes Boy No. 8, ,S0S, record, 2 :2411a !;
sire Of Angelina III record :23 first dam
by Clermont, record 2 :2911; he by Al
mont SO; second dam by Wilson's Snow
Storm; third dam by Imp Diomed !:
fourth dam by Blackburn's Whip; fifth
dam by Imp Buzzard, etc.
This filly is partly broken and we'll
gated, and will make fast mare. She
Is great trotter.
Bought by Mr.. Mayberry, of the First
National bank of this city, for $400.
No. 2, Miss Kaiser, Standard Rule .
Bay filly foaled in 1888. By Kaiser No.
1900, he by Geo. Wilkes, sire of 66 in
80 list. First dam by indianapolis, 517,
record 2:21; sire Of Bud Doble PAGER
2:15, and two trotters better than 2 80 !;
second dam by Camden, by New York
Beauty.
This filly has been harnessed four or
five times and can show four-minute
gait. She is nice filly, shows fine
action, and is good for trotter or valua-
BILE for brood mare.
Sold to Geo. Hines, of Wilmington,
for $40.
No. 8, haywood, Standard Rule p
Grey flly foaled April, 1888; by George
Wilkes 519, record 2:22. First dam
Molly Wood by A. w. Richmond 1887,
sire Of Romero, 2:1sk; Richmond, Jr.,
~ooo-I O .oA1/. -~nxr o O.1o1/. U,lr,.15
2:17A pacing, and the dam Of Anteco,
2:16Z. Second dam (said to be- by
Black Warrior, 70, sire Of the dam Of
Dora, record 2 :2s.
haywood is good-looking and good
sized filly, of fine form, nicely gated,
and will make trotter if trained. Her
breeding warrants the saying that she
will make royal good brood mare.
Sold to Ventura breeder for 1925.
No. 4, Flora Del, Standard Rule 6,
and S-Chestnut mare, foaled in 1888.
Sired by Del Sur, 1,098, record 2 "a sire
of Don Tomas, 2:20. First dam by Ar
thurton, 1865, sire of Arab, 215, and
others; second dam by Niagara, No. 234
third dam by Imp Herald fourth dam
by Imp Trustee; fifth dam by Imp Bare
foot; sixth dam by Sir Archy; seventh
dam by Balls Florizel eighth dam by
Imp Alderman ninth dam by Imp Clock
fast ;tenth dam by Symme's Wildair.
This mare represents the HANDLE
tonian- Clay cross, the popular cross o.
the day. She is 1516 hands high and 6
smooth, sound, nice mare. She is nicely
gated and promising; will make good
brood mare in foal to Gossiper. Recorc
2:291s public trial. 2:2214 at three years
old.
Knocked down to o. A. Lock
hart for $475. As high as $500 was bic
for the colt she carries at weaving time