The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-02-13
live Stock Notes, Transfers and
Shipments.

MULE QUoTATIoNs.-Tbese quota
tions are corrected weekly by }. w.
Howard Il Co. Must be choice and fat,
from to years old, in good flesh.
IA to lax hands high so to $IO5
Az to Is hands high lU5 to 40
10 to 15M hands high 15O TO LOU
l5I6 to Is lands high loo to lIO
Tennessee is rapidly forging to
the front in the trOtting horse line
and her breeders have star Ted right
in the purchase of the best blood that
money can secure.
The growing popularity OF the
Tennessee PAGER is indicated by the
numerous private sales OF young stock
from EWell Farm, such safes being re-
ported from there every few weeks,
principally to Eastern parties. Maj.
Campbell Brown, the proprietor, has
recently issued q handsome printed
catalogue Of the Ewell Farm stock
His trOtting stations are McEven
2:l8L, Tennessee Wilkes and Nut
hill. His pacing stallion IL the great
Brown Hal, 2:l2L. The catalogue
embraces about sc head of trotting
horses and about an equal number. of
PAGERS. Tennessee Wilkes Is by the
renowned George Wilkes; Nuthill is
by the great NutwOOdi aud MeEwen
, is by McCurdy's HambletOnian.
l0fOWn IlhA 10 OJ Olu AOnA ALnAg OAt Vi
the dam of Little Brown jug, 2:l1A.
Live Stock record.
Jack 2:12LS will in most proba-
bility be prepared for q mile against
the watch, during the season.
SIS, 900 has been refused for q chest
nut fiIly, out of the famous Tennessee
pacing mare Matte Hunter 2:124.
-Millard Sanders threatens to de-
m0lish they earling record this season,
O.109/
-Stamboul 2:11 Is going East.
Orrin Hickok Is to have him in his
string and he is to make the circuit
of the big tracks this season.
Although the state Of Maine sent
out the fastest trottiong stallion that
has yet appeared, there IS not q mile
track in the whole state.
The great brood mare Miss Rus
sell is represented by eighty-five de-
scendents in the list OF 2:30 perform
ers: of these IS the peerless Maud
s 2:0S34 ranks first.
The fastest mile by q trotter last
wear was the 2:IO% Of Sunol; the
fastest mile running in q race the
:G916 OF Racine and the fastest mile
trotted in race against other horses,
the 2:13 of Palo Alt); all the records
were made at Chicago and all the
horses were bred by Senator Stan
ford.
&C. w. Williams, of Independence,
Ia, intends building q new grand
stand with q seating capacity Of TO-
600. It will be furnished with chairs
aud private boxes. A handsome new
gallery will also be constructed.
-Orrin Hickok will handle STAN
boul this season in the free-for all
class stakes, and he expects to work
the great stallion down to 200 before
the campaign closes.
"A new track, to be known as the
st. Louis Driving Park, will be con-
structed at St. Louis. Mo. It will be
located at Russell aud Missouri
avenues. Sam w. Adler will be
president of the rev association.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Garduer, Of Nashville,
Tenn, has been compelled to abandon
the breeding of horses owing to the
pressing demand for his time In his
business, and he reluctantly agree j
10 part with them. There Is no
breeder who, in so short o time, had
collie ctad q chOicer lot Of animals,
both stations and matrons, and bis
Foundation stock would ceTtstnly
have brought him prominence before
the public In Q very short time.
AT the meeting OF the stock
breeders Of thiR county last week.. at
which Q resolution was passed asking
the legislature 10 make the standing
q stNd hpfAtA . privilege and impSss