Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-09

Chief, son Of Mambrino
II.
Llewellyn, by Happy Medium
400 /; first dam by Richslieu, son of
Mambrino Chief IL. Old Happy
Medium was one Of the greatest
trotting ho.se sires that ever liv-
ed.
RENE cex's STABLE.
There is no better judge of a
horse in Audrain county than Ed.
Renie. Ed. and Mr.. Cox, his
brother.in-law, are in "cahoots''
this year and have at their stables
at Cant the fine four year old
saddle and harness horse, Man
Halter. by old Montrose, the great
est saddle horse producer in the
world. Man Halter 10 one of his
best sons and is a beautiful, proud,
rapgy follow. Brussels, q fine
Belgian horse, will make the season
at the same place. This Is the
horse the farmers want. Black
Sampson, a fine jennet jack, can
be found in this stable. Sampson
is a first class animal and deserves
especial mention. See advertise
| ment
CLARK Il Vests thoroughbreds
attracted much attention last Satur-
day and Billie West was kept busy
answering questions about pedi-
grees, &c. Warfellow by Longfel-
low led the procession, followed 10y
Lillian K, sired by Telemachus,
dam Be,sey by Curles' Star of the
South ; Moiiie Carter, bay flly sir.
ed by King Alfonso, dam Astoria
Belle M, chestnut FLY, sired by
Fonso, dam Weisbaden by Baden
Baden !; Josie Cassidy, bay illy
sired by Bersan, dam imp. Lady
Wordsworth by Moulsey /; Hatty
G., bay illy, sired by Bersan, dam
Pattie W. by Aristides.
The Mccormick Live Stock Com
pany, Bowling Green, Mo-, is forg'
ing TO the front rapidly as breeder
of trotting and fancy road horses
Aytoun 140S3, record 2:29 IA, tn.
sire OF Miss Cleveland, 2:25 "a
heads the list ; then comes Gram
plan 9131, Buford 1872, Clga,
1922, all descended from the bes
trottiGg sires and dams. Harry
Mccormick is manager and an ex
tensive business is done on tn
farm, which is located one mill
north of Bowling Green.
The fine Hambletonion saddle
and harness horse, Cleveland, viii
make this season at the barn of M
L. Waters, 2 IL miles southwes
of Benton City. "Cleve" is a No
l saddle horse. Peep, a fine youni
black stallion, by Peep o'Day, b,
Volunteer Goldsmith, will ais
stand at the same place. Two fin
lacks, Brigham Young and Kin
solomon, are in Mr.. Waters sta
bles. These animals are all goo,
ones and Mr.. Waters terms ar
moderate. Call and take a look a
the stock.
S. M. Branstetter & Son, Vands
liza, Mo-, are breeders of Percheror
saddle and harness horses, an
| lacks and jennets. These gentle
men haven't an animal on thel
|, place but what is first class. TIL
t saddle and harness horse, Abdallah
and the Percheron, Mylord 61S
: (63) are at the head OF the stud
} Dictator, a noted Kentucky jack, ]
also on this farm. s. M. Branste1
ter is one of Audrain's extensiv
stock men and is a widely know
breeder.
The "Grand View Breedin
Farm" is located 10 miles NORTH
t west of Mexico and 5 miles north
east of Centralia, and is owned b
, James II. Shock. On this farr
can be found for service the Cans
dian Clydesdaie, Thistleford Tor
1141, n of the best animals i
America. Also, at the same place
two imported Catalonlan jacks
2 Mr.. Shocks terms are reasonable
Il Old Dick Santa was prancip
, around on the streets Saturday lik
= a Young colt. He is one OF th
best sires of saddle horses ever i
. the state. Everybody will tell 20
. so. Dick will stand at the stable
OF w. w. Johnson, 10 miles mort
of Mexico. Black Hawk, Jr.,
fine jack, will also stand at tn
same place.
: W. II. Fry, of Galloway county
t 10 miles north of Mexico, is no,
, owner of the trotting bred horse
; Sunshine, by Ulumus by Handle
tonian 10 first dam by Logan Cir
Sunshine Is a good piece of hors
flesh. He will stand ON Mr.. Fry
premises. If breeding goes fo
, anything, Sunshine ought to be
producer OF speed.
,, A. s. Carroll, l mile west {
Vandalia, on the Farber road, ha
just purchased the imp. Frenc
coach stallion, Captaine, a perfec
, type of the breed, of that stated
appearance so much sought for /
carriage teams-in fact, a mode
stallion. Mr.. Carroll has one @
the finest and best bred jacks i
the State.
T. S. & J. Harrison, ofnear Aux
vase, have Alarm full of fine hor
ses, such as Rex Denmark, oil
Montrose, and a number of othe
noted sires. The boys have som
valuable brood mares on their plac
and will breed into standard tro,
ting stock. Dick Smith, 2:17, I
g., by Luke Broadhead, is owne
by 7. S. & Jack.
Moss Rose, Jr., a young saddl
stallion of much promise, sired b
the old show horse, Moss Rose,
now owned by James G.. Ringe
and will make the season on MI
Ringo's farm. Moss Rose, Jr.,
a premium animal and attracts a
tention wherever seen. He is a
Il almost faulflacS hoyco