The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-02-28
MULES AND CATTLE.
Live Stock Notes. Transfers ana
SHIPMENTS.

ShlpmentSs
MILE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quota-G
ions are corrected weekly by ): W.
Toward q Co. Must De ch9lc &C. anu i+'@'
Ito Az hands high 50 10 4iVo
A ~ to ID hands high !Oo 10 10y
3 10 l5H hands hlSh lou 70 10 20
.5% to IL hands hlgh 100 W A'O
When a horse stops and proposes
10 turn around, don't resist the turn,
Dut give him quiet horizontal pun
10 the direction he wants to turn, SO
As to carry him farther around IMAM
ne intended:to &c, band II possible keep
MIN going around haIi uoNen IiiI Zee;
I'm most cases this will upset all his
calculations, and he will go quietly |
N without much ado. If six turns
will not do give him twenty. In
act. if he will keep on turning TO
vour rein you are sure TO conquer, as
enough turning will confuse him and
leave him at your command. III ne
will not turn and will back to the rein
keep him going backward IN the uI-
rection you want to go. He Will soon
yet tired of that and prefer to go with
the right end forward, but before you
LET 90 give him decidedly more back
mo Than he likes and he will cause
no further Ct0rE'S horse
Review.
"A yearling PAGER, by Red Wilkes,
went a mile recently III 2:304.
-Petaluma, Cal, has Two year
old PAGER that can show a 2:2O cllII
and a wearing side wheeler that cah
show quarter in IS seconds.
The celebrated pacing horse, Mike
Wilkes, owned by Abe ROhrbach, OF
saltwater, Mimi, dropped dead last
Friday afternoon while being driven
on Lake st. Croix by his owner He
was ten wears old, had record OF
2:16, and was sold at one time Tor Slo''
| 200.
| the gallopers and u great bread-wIn-
| mr. Tor the DIVERS, is to be bred to
| Salvador. She has been at the HaS-
! Dins California ranch for three years
where she is owned, $4,000 having
been paid TOR her by that gentlemaL
The fastest yearling, the fastest
two-year-old, the fast est three-yea.-
old, the fastest four-year old, the
fastest stallion, the fastest mara ana
the fastest gelding, all have, without
exception, Facing blood.
Whenever you hear OF pillow
horse,n a "cart hOrse," or "ped'
dIer's horse" or any other obscur
unknown or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
horse, tiushing across the Track Aorl'
zon and "breaking the talent" ant
astonishing the horse world, and hear
the smart Alexis eXclaim that he II
Hscratch trOtteF," SET it down tina
somewhere in his obscure lineage 81
is pacing crOss.-CLdrks Horse he
uiCIO. :.
-Mambrino Patchen is great sir'
of brood mares. His sons are perpet
uating his fame both in this respect
aud as siTes OF tTotters. HIS tastes
entire son, MambrinO Diamond, Z:26
sire OF Dolly, 2:25, has just beel
Drought to tennessee, ana Will Dt
round at the farm of Mr.. Thomas IL
Malone, on the Harding pike, hV'
niles from Nashville.
/ -Sunol is said to have grown an'
Tiled out wonderfully since her re
urn 10 the coast, anu i'll consequence
looks to have Strengthened up on he
: lips in part, OutgrOwing the peculla
) conformation. She has also out
crown, to wonderful degree, he
Il nervous temperament.-Ctd
!, Horse. ReDte2p.
"A yearling flly, full sister to Pal
Alto Belle, is being broken TO hai
ness by Marvin, with view OF tak
= ing a whirl at the yearling record thl
\ season. Competent judges who hav
e seen this say it is just little I'll
finest locker and mover they haV
ever seen.
Matters at Palo Alto are repOrte
~ recent visitors to be in an unset
tied condition, probably awaitin
u Stanford's and Marvin's return frOI
the east. 1t has not been decide
who will take the dead Electioneer
place at the head Of the stud. Beal
tiful Bells is reported heavy in FOL
to the dead king and looking like
five -year-old. 1t is not known wh'
horse she will be bred to next SCI
n.-CJdrk'S Horse ReUielO.
-Anteeo, 2:164, by Electione
n dam Coiumbine, was sold at the con
40 bination sale ut Lexington last wee
20 TO :. A. Browne, of Kalamazoo, IL
b, 500. 900. The horse will stay i'll kei
lucky.
Green Mountain Maid stands
the head Of the great trOttlng broC
mares. Seven OF her foals made r
cords from 2:20 to 2:2S aud what
., most remarkable is that six OF thel
" wore by Messenger Duroc. EmeliI
stands next with seven III the %
,e list, three of which were by Abe
deem. Miss Russell, dam of Maud
2:OS3I, has four in the list-three
when are by Belmont.
= Thursday, Feb. 10th, was tt
grandest day of the great sale at Lee
ington, Ky. During the day fit.
eight head sold for $l35, PSI, an ave
age and upward are rs follows: Al
/ teeO, $55, 900; May Bud, 1880, Bel
Is of Nerve, 81 500, Sultan Belle, S3,OO
Noble Medium, $500, Electroty
S6.5IO. Belle, $500, Persica, $3.50
Down at Ewell Farm there al
tour Tennessee Wilkes colts TIN
Geers thinks will surely go in the Ii
s. this wear, barring accident. Maj
to Campbell Brown will have Tenness'
Wilkes driven for q mark this seaso
H. Major Brown and Col. Thorn Nj
lone have become the joint owners
A Diamond Mambrino 2;26, by Man
- brino Patchen, dam Lucy by Cassi'
NJ. CLAW Jr. The horse will do ST.
service at Col. MalOne's farm, ne'
Nashville.
rd1 Among the current rumors OF I'll
n week is one that Major Campbe
II Brown and other parties will lea
a. Forrest Bassett Gull brother to J0hl
" ston 2:O6) and will bring him to TeI
nessee to cross on Brown Hal mare
IN Forrest Bassett is by Joe Basset
IN dam by Sweeting's Ned Forrest.
at The following clipping is from 8
is Eastern e;-"Harry Hamli
t eS son of the veteran J, c., is now dri
$. ing to pole the SRacers Johnston 2:u0
c. and Hal Pointer 2:094. This gre
as pair of side wheelers, hooked toget
er, ought to beat the wind" We C
- pied this last week, aud meant
make the comment, that it is strant
that Hal Pointer could be East, ha
ing spent the winter in this count
Ia The stallion AnteO, which WI
St, sold on Thursday for 500 900, has be-
SIS purchased by II. S. Henry, of Mo
v risville, Pa, for 100000. At Il
Woodward sale, Alente, Jr., yea
by old, son of Alcantari, was bought
II. NJ. Bennett, of Pittsburg, 4
vo IS, 200.
ST Prank Jermyn, of Scranton, Pi
ll' is starting a stock farm for PAGERS e
cluslvely, ahd pins his faith to Il
rom Hal family, through Brown II:
He has a yearling colt by Brown ID
- that for beauty and speed is sig
to see. The symmetrical little fellO
paced half-mile in 1888 when TO
months old.
The Kalamazoo Farm, Kalam
mt ZOO Mich, sales, for 1890 are thirt
lie live head amounting to $40, 955, ave
o.: aging over 81, 027 per head. This i
a. ciudes weanlings and yearlings.
.r- IF a mare is worth breeding
"a all, she is worth breeding to the INC
I'M valuable and available horse in t
country" The above is from {
by Eo,fJlcEU Stock Farm.