The intelligencer., 1890-04-26
MORE GOOD STOCK FOR MISSOURI,

EDITOR RURAL WoRLD:-It wOu' d
perhaps be of some interest to the stock
breeders of your state to know of the
stock We have just sold the citizens OF
Missouri.
To X. f. Warren and DIR. Hartman,
of Aullville, Lafayette county, one
Potion jack, imported by us last sum
ner from France. There is only one
other of these jacks in the United
States. He is still owned by us and is
kept for the use OF our jennets. They
are the purest and most expensive breed
of jacks in Europe, or in America, either.
1t is stated i'll one of the reports from
the agricultural department of France
that the mules of the Potion jack sell
tor twenty per cent. more than those
of any other breed.
The jack sold Messrs. Warren and
Hartman is young, and we shall look
forward to his career with interest.
To X. Todhunter, Higginsville, one
imported Spanish jennet and one i'm
ported Shire Clyde stallion. The jen
net is beauty and the horse is prize
winner, besides, both his sire and dam
are famous prize winners In the biggest
show rings of England.
To II. f. Warren, Aullville, two reg
istered, imported Spanish Catalonian
Jacks. Resigay No 60, is fifteen aud
one half hands high, and Henry No. 81
| is fifteen and one quarter hands. We
have been importing very largely jack
stock for years, and we never owned a
superior pair to these. Resigay No. 60
last summer was awarded by u select
committee of the agricultural depart
ment of France, a prize of 250 francs
go dollars) and selected to represent
the breed at the International Exposi
ton at Paris.
Although defeated in their contest by
Resigay, we cannot believe Henry 81
to be in any respect his inferior, but i
had to be given to some one. They arr
both established breeders and are un
surpassed. We saw their colts il
Europe. To same party our fin
Cleveland Bay stallion, The Beau 1857
This is a pure bred Cleveland, thin!
which cannot be said of large part
even of those registered, that are stand
ing in this country. In other words h
i is not Q Yorkshire Bay. This hors
made the season last year III Tennes
see and since he has left there forever
the people have begun to pine for him
lie is splendid specimen OF the breed
} with size, style and action.
To Fritz Ahlers, Concordia, one im
ported Spanish jennet. She is dea
match TO the one sold MIR. Todhunter
I and both have all the signs OF grea
breeders. They have been bred to in
| ported ZolhcofIer, jack brought t
this country by us, and that took thir
premium at the international jack shoV
at Puycerda, Spain, in 1856, and sweep
stakes at Richmond, KY, i'll 1883. Ou
} stables at Nashville, Tenn, are YER
. much depleted, but we hope to be abb
to serve the public again tue comm
Q season.
5 | had nearly forgotten TO meDtio
Y one of our most important deals. L
, Tyree Bros, Mayview, one importe
, French Coach horse. This is, withot
, doubt, the handsomest horse of h
. breed we have ever seen seen. lie e2
, hibits pride of ancestry and beaui
Q of carriage and bearing that we seldol
It meet. lie has made two seasons for |
# IN Tennessee, only one crop of colt
s however, having come. He has prove
II himself magnificent breeder, one
his colts having been exhibited In tn
great horse section, Mauray count
3. Tenn, and took second premium in
large ring. We call this horse Plazett
=, and he in himself, prize winner, ha
ing won that distinction in Maur'
y county, Tenn. Also, to same partie
!. one good native mule jack. that is {
= ready known and established in {
i country where he is standing.
n Here is variety in plenty, all oil t
very best and is valuable addition
:, the breeding interests OF the state.
j. ID. IL W. Ii. GooDPAsTURE.