Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-03-27
AUDEAIN HORSES,
Sotne 81 the Good Ores Owned
in Autlrain tounty-where
They Can be Found the
Present Season.

S'cN' ctdti!ot NdS W pt
among horse mel as having attain
ed the highest pinnacle In the
mater Of proprirtorshipo OF animals.
In fact, II was then a rare sight to
see a good stallion ; now the coun-
ty is full of them, and, taken at
an average, Audrain can boast of
as fine and highly bred stock of
this kind as any county in Mis-
souri,. Away back In the COS
"Uncle" Sam Turner used to lead
out his kentucky-bred horse-the
only one in this section then-and
say proudly, What dye think of
him, hoys?" Now the same ques-
ton could be asked at almost every
cross-road III the county of just as
good stock in the horse line as
there is to-day on Kentucky soil.
Five years ago there wasn't a
horse around in this section which
could trot under three minutes.
Several are ownedin this vicinity
at this time with records of from
2:24 IA to 2:36, &c. Thorough
hresta and stddlers are also well
represented, as Is also the draft
and the ail-purpose horse and the
jack.
The LEDGER promised the horse
men to make mention of such
animals rs are deserving of notice
and nearly all of them are-to
the end that the article might
serve two purposes, viz: A limit
ed directory for breeder and patron
and to let outsiders know that Au-
drain county is keeping fully
abreast of the times in the matter
Of her horse interests. Hon. G. F.
Clark is the largest horse owner in
the county. His stables at the
Fair Grounds are full of trotters
and thoroughbreds. Here can be
found
Robert Rysdyk 6O60, record 2::24 IA
sired by William Rysdyk 527, by Ham,
bletonian 10; 1st dam Queen Bee by
Kearsage; 2nd dam by Duvall's Nam.
brine by Mambrino Chief.
Clipper (Standard); sired by Robert
Rysdyk; LIST dam Olivette by Onward
md dam Santa Claus by Magee.
Wilson, sired by Sherman Wilkes
by Geo. Wilkes; 1st dam by Arcturus
son of Hambletonian 10; End dam by
SyIphide son of Imp. Trustee.
Wartellow (Thoroughbred), sired b,
Longtellow; 1st dam War Over by Wal
Dance; End dam Crescent by Imported
Australian.
Narragansett (Thoroughbredl, sired
by Imported Eclipse; 1st dam Jessie
Dixon by Arlington; md dam Puss by
John BIount.
Bonnie Lad CThoroughbred), siret
by Aristides by Imp. bennington
r lst dam Talega by Imp. Bonnie Scot
land; Ind dam Occidental by Bertrand
Chris (Thoroughbred), sired by
Aristides; lst dam Imp. Christina
Gorse by Winslow; md dam Mis-;
Byng by brother to Stanford.
Duke of uayton 25l, Cleveland Bay
sired by Lord John; 1st dam by Youn:
Randolph; End dam by Inkerman.
Young Duke, sired by imp. Duke o
! Hayton; 1st dam by Billie Botkin
> dam by Missouri Clay.
Moss Rose, owned by Clark & Sur
Der, sired by Montrose; 1st dam b,
E Versailles; 2nd dam by Eandal.
Clark u Squirting own a fine jacl
and IA draft stallion, sired by imp
Scotch Clyde.
Dan Backman is IA wonderful littl
+ brown trotting stallion, owned at Van
dalia by Woods * Reynerson. Dal
has no mark to his credit yet, but TIL
writer last fall held the ticker on hin
: the full mile out in 2:37. Ike Reyner
: son will drive him under 80 this year
This horse will make the season at tn
race track in Nandalia. He was sire'
by Chas. Backman, trial2:20, by Ham
bletonian 10. Dam, Thalia by Ba
shaw Messenger. Dan is one of tn
best bred horses in Missouri.
Jno. f. Human will stand the 70
lowing named horses at the race trac
in Centralia this season:
Indian Boy No. 1896, standard an
registered in Wallace's a. L. r.; sire
] by Indianapolis, record 2::21, by Tatle
" No. 30J, record 2:26, by Pilot, Jr., b
t old Pilot; 1st dam by John Edsel, NJ
q 17l6, by AleXander's Abdallah, n,
. 10; 2nd dam by Edwin Fofrist, No. A
by Kentucky Hunter.
Shelby Curd, by Alexander's Al
dallah; list dam by Austerlity; IN
dam Mambrino, No. II.
Oliver Ross, by Charley Ross, b
d Smuggler; lst dam by CONSERVATION
d = dam by Live Oak George, by Hill
Black Hawk.
81 Alcuin, dark iron gray. registere
u in France, No. $3.50, America 400
weight 1850 lbs, good action, feet an
splendid bone and good breeder.
=, All OF Humans horses are goC
ones and Indian Boy is as fine as an
State can show.
I Quinn Poore, at Wellsville, b;
three stations which will make Il
r. season at that place:
w Pioneer, 6 years old, dark brow
: Is IA hands high, with record of 2:3
Pioneer was sired by Pilot st. job
2:35, dam by u horse sired by CAP
Walker, sire OF dam of Harry Wilke
Ii 2:l3 L.
49, F%oxhunter, $40, by Hambletoni;
IL Prince, $40, the sire of Billy Butto
y. 10 L.. flrSJ uain by bIaek1hWR.
p Memento, 1925; can show a 3:
clip. Sired by Madrid, 1885; first da
a by Mary X, by Ericsson, 1870, $50 /
e. LII. and j. f. Crockett have o
saddle stallion, Buster, and two fl
"a Jacks, Bill Bass and Paymaster, viii
will make the present season at thu
ne farm, I miles southwest of this Gil
IL. buster can show up as fine a lot
colts as can be found anywhere
this section. The jacks are the We
be best.
Dan, 4 seven-eighths Clyde DIR;
stallion, sired by imp. Merry Farni'
dam by imp. Tom Sears, can be foul
at the stables of j. B.. Clark, at Ru
v. Hill. Mr.. Clark also has the fl
NJ jack, Wade Hampton, by the gre
jack, Brigham Young.
ne Andy Harrison has bought of Wo
10 Maddox u half interest III the We
al known trotting horse, Ayres' Hamh
" tonian, record $50, one of the very bt
lie. horses in this state and a fine breed,
Ayres can he found at the stables
l.. MIR. Harrison in Northeast Mexit
sd The imported Belgian horse, Leo, W
also stand at the same place. T.
IT. jacks Will also make the season at \
nd Harrison's place.
:, The toppiest, best-styled sadt
81, stallion we have seen in many moo
.se is j. w. Smiths Prairie Rose, by NJ
L Rose, dam a Copperbottom ma