The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
TO START EAST.
Marcus Days Three and Two
Year. Olds Out for O
Record.
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Horses From the Bitter Root Farm
Which Wintered at Mon
mouth.
Some of tho High Priced Animals Which
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Some of tho High Priced Animals Which
Have Not Done Mucil for Their
Owners as Yet.

On Saturday next six three-year-olds and
the same number of two-year-olds will be
shipped from the stable of running horses
Mt the Marcus DAILY stock farm III the Bitter
Root valley and sent to mako "A record for
themselves in eastern circuits, says the An
aconda Standard. 1t is as fine n string of
animals MS ever graced tho turf. The
three-year-olds are:
Brown Fox. by Ban Fox; Silver King, by
st. Blaise; Gold Dollar, by Sir Modred;
Paliena, by Hyder Ali; Virgin, by Millinor;
Bandana, by Darebin.
TIT list of two-year-olds includes: So
nata. by Darebin; Sykeston, by Sir Mod
red; Emblem, by Iroquois; Shagreen, by
MIR. Pickwick; Turquoise, by Luke Black
burn; Bonita, by Sir Modred.
Joe Nelson has charge of the running
horses at the ranch. He will go with them
on the eastern trip and A. i. Kempland
will also make the journey in the capacity
of cashier, Several %trotters will also be
sent from the DAILY ranch to try conclusions
in the east. They are in charge of Andy
Mcdowell, and the string includes Lord
Byron, Prodigal, Yolo Maid, st. Patrick,
John Mackey, together with several prom
lblIIS SoubRbbSlSs III \ IpCLL VIII
will take the following @trotters east: Lady
Wilton, Red Cherry, Lady Fantasia, and a
few two-year-olds, intending to visit Kan
sas City, St. Louis, Terre Haute, Lexing-
ton and Nashville.
The following horses, belonging to Mr..
DAILY, wintered at the stable in Monmouth
and are entered for the leading races in
the east, except the American derby, at
Chicago:
Inverness, bred in England, imported
1890, chestnut colt, foaled 1888, sired by
Cymball, dam Belle of Scotland. Marks,
blaze face, both fore pasterns white, a lit
tie white on off hind coronet; small black
spot on left quarter.
Prince Charming, foaled March %, 1888:
bay colt, sired by imp. Sir Modred, dam
Carissima. Marks, large pointed star, snip
on nose, both hind pasterns white, brand
ed &c.
Montana, foaled Feb. IS, 1888; bay colt,
sired by Ban Fox, dam imp. Queen. Marks,
white around coronet of off hind foot:
branded 7.
Fair PLAY, foaled Feb. 10, 1889: bay colt,
sired by imp. Sir Modred, dam Playthinc.
Marks, small white spot on forehead, gray
snip on nose; off fore pastern white; branded
4, under name.
Sir Matthew. foaled March %, 1889;
brown colt, sired by imp. Sir Modred, dam
Embroidery. Marks, strip in face, gray
spot on nose, off hind leg white above past
ern; branded Is, under name.
Sir Martel, foaled April 2G. 1889; chestnut
colt. sired by imp. Sir Modred, dam Chimera.
Marks, star; branded AZ.
Shellbark, foaled April 2, 1899; bay colt,
sired by imp. Sir Mod ed, dam Hirondelle.
Marks, strip in face, off hind pastern white;
branded q.
Silver Fox. foaled March 81. 1889. chest
nut colt, sired by imp. st. Blaise, dam Maud
Hampton. Marks, strip in face, off hind
foot white; branded 10.
Tammany, foaled 1889; chestnut colt, sired
by Irriquois, dam Tullaholna. Bred at Belle
Meade.
Shylock, foaled Feb. IA, 1889; chestnut
colt, sired by Himyar, dam Adonia. Marks.
blaze face. both hind legs white.
Lottery, foaled Feb. 1G, 1889: bay filly,
sired by imp. Sir Modred, dam Lulu. Marks,
small star: branded &c.
Wyoming, foaled April 81, 1889; bay fliv,
sired by imp. Sir Modred, dam Wanda Iii.
Marks, star in forehead. narrow strip in
face, little white on near hind heel; brand
cd 81.
Mascot, foaled March 25, 1889; bay flly,
sired by Glenelg, dam Mignon. Marks,
little white on near hind coronet.
The horses at the Monmouth stable are
in charge of Mat Burns. and will probably
be returned to quarters there for next win
ter. The horses to be shipped east next
Saturday will return to the Bitter Root
farm next November.