The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-05-15
HORSES. MULES, AND CATTLE.
Live Stock Notes, Transfers ana
Shipments.

Live Stock Notes. AThhsloiS
Shipments.
Parties having we'll bred stock arc
REQUESTED to send items to this paper
for our popular live stock COLUMN
MULE QUoTATIoNs.IThes quota
tions are corrected weekly by >: w
Howard IL Co. Must be choice and rat,
from tc. years old, in good flesh. $40
IA to Az hands high 90 70 ~
Az to 10 hands high IL 70 i2I
10 to I5% hands high ioL 70 10 10
I55 to is hands high loZ 10 10
The trotting-bred PAGER, BalsOra
Wilkes, that made n record OF 2:lIl4
a few wears ago, is to be trained again
this season with the idea that per
hans some of his old speed re mains.
Balsora Wilkes il a chestnut, by
WIlkie Collins, dam by Bal5ora.
Kitty Cheatham, thoroughbred,
the fast and handsome daughter OF
BIaZes and Kate Fisher, VIII III All
probability be retired this spring She
has not broken down, but her fore
legs are said to be very "dicky, ana
she is likely to take the place OF her
dead dam as great matrOn.
-Flattering reports are now Delng
sent out about the work of two DIS
tinguished cripplers-Proctor KNOTT
and Gen. Harding. Both were grand
two-year-oIds; b 9TH We're failures
afterward; both are VaiueleSs ASIDE
from their racing qualities ana IL
looks to the unbiased horselnen mere
"a If a desperate attempt was being
made to have them earn a few dollars
more before they are set to pulling
carts. Proctor Knott owes money to
a good many Louisville men, but he
ia not likely to draw many more dol
lars from the pockets of his OLD al
mirerS.
II, M. Brown & Co. have sent the
< year-oId mare MonitR Hardy bY I'M
ported King Ban, dam Butfaud Blue
to Belle Meade to be bread to Iro
quois. a.,
8-vear-oId mare Miss Court, ney by
Bfarney Stone, dam Comet, full Sis
ter to Barney Stone, Jr., to Belle
Meade to be bred to IrOquois.
The pooling privilege for the fal
trottinp meeting of the Cumberland
PARK Association has been leased b!
Bride & Armstrong, for the WesterI
Bookmaker's Association.
-Teuton, one of the most promlsln
candidates for the Brooklyn Handl
can has broken down at Louisvlll
and will not be taken East. The ten
don of his left foreIeg has given away
nut it is not thought that he Will u
retired for good. 5000
On May there was foaled
EwelI Farm me of the speediest-bre'
foals reported this season. 1t Is
tilIV nv Don PIzarro, 2:l4l4 at years
dam Villette, by Brown Hal, 2;lTza
second dam Sweepstakes, dam OF ~
Pointer, 2:O954 rms zos So .ns ss )
Ewell Farm. a.,
-T,IE HERALD is in receipt OF til
catalogue of the eighteenth annus
ale of trotting and pacing hOrsei
: Jersey cattle and ponies, property {
San,IbelI Brown, NJ. &. CampOel
AshWood Farm. and w. J. Webste
at EwelI Station, Maury County
Wednesday, May p. Capt. Z.
Kidd will Officiate as auctlonee
The class of animals to be offered Is
the best, and the sale promises 10
a conspicuous success. -.
one of the most important stel
in the organization of the America
Trottinp Register A ISOLATION Will
- SELECTION OF Registrar. The su
cass Of the association will largely d.
Ind upon the selection made, an
the man fitted for it must possess
curate knowledge or pedlgrees'
INIT have more than ordinary e.
',9;,la ability and devote himself
sarving the interest OF the preeue
- the strict Enforcement OF the rul
raoistration. He must do mor
Ta n5ust see that the business Oh u
nice il transacted with the create
3i,,otch nOssibIe. The ReUieO r
Snectf1IIy presents to the breeders
q candidate for Registrar, w. W. Va
Sant. He is one of the very pest 3
Iections that can be MADE ana
urge his appointment. we W.
aiSo an rpest that in selecting Regl
go competitive examination sh III
- rad where all candidates can me
Doon omen ground and stand or Il
~ the result of examination into Z
knowledge possessed. No.,
ranort that the young stallion, b'
mont Wilkes, is showing phC noLheh
sneed. aud his trainer, John Ihomi
saws he will give the horse a
mark this season. BaImonC Wnh
a. WiIIyie Collins, dam AlmOntre
hv HamIin's Almon6.-Ctdr6's Ho'
ReUieIU. o,,d N,
Work are making an effort to get
mile track in Central fark lor sPe'
ing purposes. II. IL, .,,o,,
track at the Columbia STOCK Pa
has already assumed its proportlo
aud is now beginning TO assume
1eauty and smoothness. Aoout
more weeks of good weather ana
will be finished, and we nope n
Zones will give a free matinee for al
BODY with good horse to matc a w :,
somebody else, and give q; race loT n;
n1arteinmeut of their friends. L
800 ia bound to be fast. The STA
aWay and the home stretch are "
oOJ fast going, aud the turn is 10
cd vide and easy. We predict u
t tnS track will make come no
famous before the eud OF next seas
We copy the following ir'
CI4rk's Horse Review: u WE 9.I,
nd q ,articuIar friend Of mine, abb
Hsi Pointer short time ago." recs