Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-03-27


Louis in q ring of seventeen of the
best ones the world ever produced.
The jack, Black Sampson. can be
found at the same place. Ray Ridg-
way and Ed. Renie own the above
described stock.
Il. j. Roberts, , miles southeast of
Rush Hill, can truthfully say to his
patrons that he owns two good draft
horses which will make the season on
his place. One of them is Young
Bannerman, as good a draft horse as
can be found in Missouri. He was
sired by Bannerman (l928| 1925; dam,
Lucille, who was sired by Marquis
(2261l III.
Paul Bego, Jr., is another draft
horse owned by Mr., Roberts. He was
sired by imp. Bego, a Norman horse,
dam by Dillon d Co.'S great IMP.
Napoleon. Both horses are fine breed
erS.
A. S. Carroll, / mile west of Van
dala, on the Farber road, has Just
purchased the imp. French coach
stallion, Captaine, q perfect type OF
the breed, OF stately appearance so
much sought for in carriage teams
in fact, a model stallion. Mr.. Carroll
has one of the finest and best bred
jacks in the State.
The fine Clyde stallion, Champion,
and the all-purpose horse, HANDLE
tonian Chief, be found at the farm
OF II. ii. and Irvine Brown, half a mile
east of Benton City. The Jack, Eli.
will also stand at the same place.
j. w. Weaver, / IL miles east of
Moline, has at his stables this year
Allaire, 43l2, q trotting bred stallion,
sired by indianapolis, 2:2l. Also the
Clyde draft horse, King, and the jack,
King Midas. all good stock and fine
breeders.
The imported Percheron stallion,
Eclair, registered in France and
America, can be found at the livery
stable of his owner, G.. w. Galloway,
in this city. Eclair needs no recon-
mendation from us-his colts speak
| for him.
The fine young saddle stallion,
| Black Squirrel, Jr., the best son in
| Missouri of old Black Squirrel, viii
make a short season at Bob Hisey's
livery stable in this city. d. L. Par
IRISH, of st. Louis. is now the owner
of this grand young stallion.
| j. r. Baker, at his stables in this
city, has two Happy Medium horses
viz: Promontory, sired by Happy
| Medium 400; first dam by Bourbon
| Chief, son OF Mambrino Chief IL.
Llewellyn, by Happy Medium; first
| dam by Richelieu, son of Mambrinc
Chief II. Old Happy Medium was one
of the greatest trotting horse sires thai
ever lived.
w. T. Asbury has two very fine
| Il gaf 81 at,tEi1~. N.,Ha ,,,l Do,r,r Ir- A.
imported horse, Black Prince, which
will make the season at S. S. Johnson's
stables, II miles north of Mexico, on
Youngs Creek.
Dick Santa, a fine saddle horse, can
be found at the stables of J. L. Mundy
10 miles north of Mexico. Dick is 8
good breeder and a No. l animal.
w. H.. Fry, of Galloway county, last
Saturday purchased of r. HI. and Ir
vine Brown, of near Benton City, the
trotting bred horse, Sunshine, by u
timus by Hambletonian 10; first dan
by Logan Girl. Sunshine is a gooC
piece of horse flesh. He will stand OF
Mr.. Fry's premises.
Pride of Tweed, an imported Clydes
dale stallion, we'll known all over tn
country, viii make the season at the
stable of Thomas billiard, 8 miles nortl
of Shamrock and i miles south of Mar
tinsburg. The jack, Black Sampson
will also stand at the same place.
James G. Crawford, II miles north
east of Mexico, OH Youngs Creek, hal
at his stables Argyle, the t~rottin!
horse, by Administrator, Jr., 2:32, b,
Administrator, 2:29 IL; dam Fanny S.
by Amboy, 769, 2:26, and Grand Mas
ter, an imported Cleveland Bay, foal
ed IN 1854; sire by Newton, 2l6; dan
by Wonderful $50. Sitting Bull a fin
jack, sired by Morgan, can be found a
the same place.
There are many other horses il
Audrain which are deserving O
mention here, but as we have n
information at hand regardln
them, nothing can be said. Las
week the LEDGER mailed posta
cards to all horse men within GU
knowledge, requesting information
regarding their stock, and thos
who have responded are mention
ed. 1t would afford us pleasure t
mention every horse IN Audrai
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