The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-06
HORSES. MULES AND CATTLE
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or better trotter whose sire and dam
both had records of 2:20 or better
An examination of the records fails
to disclose any such instance. The
nearest approach to such a case that l
am able to discover is Sprague Gold
dust, 2:194, by Gov. Sprague, 2:20%
dam Lucille GOldust, 2:1614. In this
case the average time OF sire, dam
and offspring is considerably below
2:20. Direct, 2:IS14, by Director, 2:17,
dam Echora, 2:2312: Addie De.
2:2534, by NutwOod, 2:lS4, dam
Adelaide, 2:1934, Aegon, 2:l64, by
NutwOOd, 2:lS34, dam Alpha, Z:2316,
are among the cases that most nearly
lit the conditions.-ReRtucky Stock
Farm.
The attention of breeders is called
to the breeding card of "Canachee,"
published in another column. This
young stallion has been greatly ad-
mired by lovers of fine stock for his
splendid makeup and good breeding.
He combines the three strongest
trotting lines known Geo. Wilkes,
Almont and Harold, with Mambrino
Clay out cross. We venture the
assertion that for his breeding his
fee is as reasonable as could be de-
sired. His sire Olmedo Wilkes,
record 2:26l4, stands at 800 in
Mich, and is "a brother in blood to
Acolyte, who stands at $500 in Ken
lucky. Canachee will stand at Mr..
MOore's farm. The Columbia jersey
Farm-three miles from Columbia,
on the sBigbyville.. pike-See card in
another column.
40 yearling. mules for sale. %
mares. Price $3.50. IL. G. JONES.
feb13 If
p. a. Huckaby sold fine horse
to TmurstOn Neelley, which was ship
ped to Mississippi las. week. Mr.. II.
got $500 for the animal lit being a Tom
Hal gelding 3-years-OId by b. S.
Thomas Tom Hal.
Bay Pilot will make the present
season at South Side Park; service fee
$25 by the insurance. Bay Pilot has
p p mark on half mile track, the
best record ever made in this State
on half mile track. For further
particulars apply to Ed NJ. SheegOg.
feb13-4t.
j. X. Farrell sold 5 jennets and
jenpet colts last week to Lester &
Davis of Wilson county. John Bar
row sold ? jennets to the same par
ties.
IMP. TAXPAYER AND IMP. DICTATOR,
will make the season of 1891 at our
stables for Jennets. Parties having
Jennets to breed must see these Jacks
and get terms. Best of facilities for
caring for stock left with us.
feb20-4t. HARLAN BROS.
Maj. w. P. Ingram sold the bay
gelding Jim Ingram" to G. E. Reese
of Montgomery Monday.
-SENOr:-ThorOughbred horse, 3
years old, 16 hands high, will make
. I,ne ~
$40 to insure mare In foal.
feb27-4t HARLAN BROS.
Will Burnett shipped Tuesday to
Birmingham horses, 2 mules, II
cattle and 81 hogs.
john p. McGaw, Jr., will conduct
a public training stable this season.
He has employed Mr.. J. b. Lent who
is first-class colt handler and driver
and has had % years experience in
different parts of the country and has
trained and developed many first
class horses. They will train on the
Fair ground track, will pay special
attention to developing young stock,
and will campaign a good stable of
Trotters and PAGERS. Send them
your colts.
feb20 At Columbia, Tenn.
There were some fine stations
and jacks here last Monday.
John ii. Estes shipped Monday
to Montgomery 81 cattle and As hogs.
"A. Wells shipped % cattle to Gin
cinnati Monday and % to Nashville.
Thomas Bros, shipped 70 hogs, -
sheep and 10 cattle to Louisville
Monday.
j. II. McAdams shipped Tuesday
to VIcksburg, Miss, 3 horses and %
mules.