The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-27
HORSES, MULES AND CATTLE.
Live Stock Notes, Transfers ana
Shipments.

or our popular live stock column.
MULE QUoTATIoNs.-These quota |
ions are corrected weekly by ): w. {,
Toward IL Co. Must he choice and fat,
rom to years old, in good iiesn.
~ 70 * hands high 1l2 to 49,
Is 20 l5H hands high 10 10 i i2
L5H to 10 hands high loz 70 ~
And now COMES report to the
effect that the Kentucky Derby dis
lance will not be reduced.
-Hambletonial's fastest trOtting
descendants are Maud T., mare,
, :OS3l; Jay-Eye-See, gelding, 2;lOi
Nelson, stallion, 2:lO34.
An offer OF $l5u,0Uu was recently
made by Tennessee syndicate Tor
the Belmont farm, in Kentucky ana
the stock thereon, but 1t was declined
Russia 2:2S, has been bred to Ak
tell, is now in Doble's string to be
worked for q lower record. Russia is
a full sister 10 Maud 3. 2:Oo34.
"A purse of $5,0gQ, ,iFse to al
pagers, will be given at the RuHalo
meeting next summer, which means
that the owners Ut Johnston and Hal
Pointer are invited to pocket SZ,9p9
d piece.
MIR. H. S. Henry informs Turf
decided to bring Anteeo to Penn Val
ley Farm he had written applications
from Kentucky breeders for seventy
five places in the bo9k OF khs stallion
az SOD each.
Ed GeeFs' string this year will
have in it the following PAGERS !;
Brown Hal 2:l21z, Hal Pointer 2t94
Frank Dortch 2:25I, Storm 2:22149
Lightwood 2:24, Fred 5. 2i29, B6p9
Taylor, trial, 2:l6, and Complex and
Iaiene, by Tennessee Wilkes.
Sweetheart 2:2212, by Sultan 1913,
dam Minuehaha, by Stevens Bald
Chief was the first two year-old tU
startle the Wgrld with a mark better
than 2:30. Her vo-,yessr-old record
of 2:261a was obtained at Sacramento,
Cal, i'll 1880.
The sons of George Wilkes made
a wonderful showing last season IL
the way Of string speed at the pace
FavOrile wilkes got Crawford 2;lo14
| Adrian Wilkes got Waterloo Boy
2:I5L,; Guy Wilkes got Rupee 2:l6&
PetOsKy got KingtOska 2:l7l4; 81
| GOthard got Queen .GothRrd 2;l11R
| Onward got Tangent 2:lS1a, and Bar
new Wilkes got Barney 2:lY4.
J AS a two-year-Old the thorough
| nYed STALLION fremont never lost /
race. but poor feet compelled his re
| tirement at the close OF thai season
The first of his fOals to face the start
err was Tringle, that won stake FOL
! two-vsar-nlds at one of the New Jer
| sew Winter tracks the other day. The
/ get OF fremont are said to be grea
! goods, SO far Us speed is concerned
| out they also take after their sire IL
another particular, and that Is ina
nearly every one of them has shell!
feet.
at the Hermitage Stud last week. |
/ is black FLY out of Rosy Morn
| daughter of Alcantara and NOOntide
2:2Oi5, by Harold. Bow Bells is :
son OF ElectionGeF end Beautiful
Bells, by the Moor, which Makea thi
Hermitage Stud yQungster a gem o
the first water.
Mr.. L.. l.. Dorsey's trotting mare
Lizzie Mac, 2:2434, by Nutwood, dan
by CuyIer dropped a chestnut col
| March 4th. The yOungster is by
| Zillet SI97, The colt is all that coul'
be desired although the dam trotte'
seventeen races while III fQal an(
gave trial mile in 2:2Ol4.
Blue Bull, the noted and finel!
bred stallion, recently shipped t
! Giles county, killed himself TN
week. Mr.. Frank BufOrd had paiI
$4,000 for him just few weeks age
The owner of Nelson Is reported
to have said that his great stallion 81
not for sale at any figure"
Entries TO the 5000 Futurit.
Stake of the Kentucky Breeders As
ISOLATION have reached the enOrmou
number of ,OD3.
-Woodburn has sent Lady Russell
sister of Maud s., to Alcantara, Thi
! brings together the. blood of Miss Rus
sell and Alma Mater.
-Reports come from the East tina
the famous gray trotter gelding Jack
2:l214, will be campaigned this yea
by James Colleen, of Boston.
Il. 4, Davis, who used to owl
Roy Wilkes, has purchased p farn
near Geneva, ILL.,, and will engage il
the breeding of trotters and PAGERS
Walter T. Chester, who is au
thority on such matters, says tina
I,O47 trotteFs and PAGERS entered tn
2:30 list in 1890, There were Gl3 ii
1888, and 7S2 in 1899.
The roam gelding Keen Jim, tina
made a record Of 2:l914 in 1850, an(
that ..at zone slime Swas owned b.
MI. Robert Bonner, died recently il
New Haven Conn.
Last season no less than thirteel
of the Sons of George Wilkes mad
additions to the 2:30 list; in this re
spect the sons of Wilkes are at tn
head of the list. From the sons AM
daughters of George Wilkes last yea
came twenty-five 2:3O or better trot
tiers.
-Bowerman Bros, Lexington. Ky.
have sold Brook Curry, of same place
the nine-year-old black stallion Darl
Night 1858, by AlcyORe, dam Noon
day, by st. Elmo, second dam Mid
night, dam of Noontide, 9:20Z, AM
Jay-Eye-See, 2:l0, by Pilot, Jr., l.
."IconOclast," in an article in tn,
Kentucky Stock Farm, in which b.
discusses the problem now up for set
Element between the trotting hors'
breeders of the country and Mr.. JOIN
III. Wallace, says: al am in favor o
a government of the breeders, by tn,
breeders and for the breeders"
i -"Nutwood, L think" says one
"excels all his predecessors, having
fifty-two in the list at twenty year
of age, twenty of which entered thu
list in the last year. L selected hin
in 1885 as the sire that would frs
have one hundred in the 2:3O list
and he is moving rapidly to the lul
fillment of my prediction
The Tennessee Derby, which il
the third race on the card for the
opening day, April 18th, at Memphis
Is attracting chief attention among
running horse owners and trainers
and the work of horses that are en-
tered for this stake is watched will
interest. That is, no particular horse
as vet has shown such work as emit
ties him to have a walk-Over.
/ hnngon
week the work of grading the new
Cumberland Park race track a
Nashville, and there will be busy
scenes in that vicinity from now un
til July LIST, when the pretty new
cOurse-grand stand, track, stables
ete,-will be ready for inspection
| The management is considering the
plans and specifications for the granC
stand, and it is expected that pre-
posals will be asked for this work in
a few days. Secretary Russwurn and
May OvertOn left last night for Lex
ington, Ky and when they return
the programme for the fall meeting