The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-13
HORSES, MULES AND CATTLE.
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MULE QUoTATIoNs.-The quota :
ons are corrected weekly py q; w ,
IL Co. Must be choice ana Iat,
ON to years old, in good 1lesh' ,o
~, " Y bonds biSh III to 137 {
TO 15K hands hIgh 125 a " ~ -
Sd to l6 hands high luz W -
The secretary of the KENTUCKY
Trotting Horse Breeders Association
las received about $50 entries TO the
;25 600 Fuuurity Stake, when cI0seu
asst week at Lexington, Ky. inns
eli he the largest stake ever trotted
TOR. 20
The demands for the services OF
2:2I, has become so great that
his owner, Mr.. J. S. CoXey, has con-
cluded to relegate him to the stuu
priced Heir-at-Law, a three-year-olu
brother of Prince Regent 2:l613, at
$25, 900. Time and cipher WORK |
wonders, as when Prince Regent was
a two-y ear-oldS the Village Farm
magnate offered him ct 50 800
The owners of AXtell 2:l2 an
nounce that they will pay. 5000 Tor
the first Of Axtell's get which shall
ACQUIRE ltlC y SA'OOiHo
The same offer also applies TO Two
Cear-OIds, and $4,000 will be pAld Ior
the first of his get acquiring the
three-year-Old record.
-There is said TO be at Palo Alto
vearIing colt by Nephew that Orrlh
Hicks says is.the trotter of the future
That there will be a united and de-
termined effort by California oreeu-
ers this season to lower the yearilng
record of 2:293, made by freedom
| last summer, is beyond dispute.
The Flower City stake at Roch1
| ester next summer will be the usual
! Guaranteed purse $4,000, aud will be
| 2ligible to horses of the 2:3o class
The animals that start will have TO
be named Aug. 1st. Thus Tar TINS
stake. which is one of the most I'M
uortant trotting events of the year,
| has been captured by western horses.
! Kentucky breeders, il seems,
| could not keep the great Anteeo III
| heir state, although many of them
| EXPRESSED great anxiety ia have him
| remain. They have, however, WITH
N two miles of Lexington, on the olu
| Frankfort pike, Anteeo's great
| est son, We refer to Alfred u
I2452, record 2:1934, as four1year year
old, who is now at Wilkes Lodge
. | olOCh hIlh'
Milton Young, who was celebra,
ted a few years ago as sthe owner o.
ne most successful stable on the run
hing turf, but who has of late devot
I'd his energies to breeding race
norses and selling them to other PEG
ole. is a firm believer in the theory
that the best results are obtained
from the use of developed slres ano
iams. mi.
-Palo Alto has q full brother. The
! 4IistOcatic yOungster was toaleu
few days ago at the farm, ana as LII
old horse has passed away, TINS ON
will he the last of the iIlustrious Elec
tioneer-D me Winnie family: IN
old thoroughbred daughter Of Plane
las dropped six fOals to Electioneer
Palo AIto was the frst one aud Ger
| rude Russell was the secqnd. Thel
came a filly called Wilma >. that !
now in foal to Gen. Benton, a MI.
n ,alied Paola succeeded her in 1oo!
q and a bay colt came last year. I'm
. last one Is a handsome fellow wit
!, the stamp of the thoroughbred stron
! upon him,
Another arietocratio one wa
foaled the other day at W. 5. He
| parts San MateO Farm. 1t Is o.
StambOul out of Prospect MAJ
n 2:2"14, by George Wilkes out oil Ne
y son, by MambrinO Pilot, There ar
.nerd lines enough in that young
: .ter's veins. The foal Of last year o.
Stamboul out Of Trinket 2:l4, q hlly
IS magnificent yearling. she la
been entered in number OF big eas
tern trotting stakes.
One hundred and sixty-nin
| heats were trOtted in 2:3O or better
by Harry Wilkes, son of Georg
Wilkes, i showing unequaled by an
/ other stallion or gelding that eve
= lived. s
-The,fastest two, three and foul
year-oId stallion records stand 10 III
credit OF grandsOns of George Wilkes
They are Regal Wilkes 2:2O54, AXte
Q PIP and AliertOn 2:l312,
81 -AIIerton 2:1315 and AXteIl 2:1
20 are the two fastest horses ever bre
o by the same breeder.
- 1t is said that the Buffalo DrlVll
Park talk OF offering purse OF $4,o'
A for the free-for-all pacing class, } OH
- stOn G:O61I to be III. Johnston, Hi
Pointer 2:O9s4, Cricket 2:lO, Adon
2:II15, B. b. 2:1315 and Dallas are e.
uected to enter this side-wheel c.
" clone. =,
Ii made up his mind to breed Maud :
5, she will be bred to Westcheste
half brother of the famoI
N NaiOIica. She will be sent to h,
" owners farm at TarrytOwn in fe
at days. A number of hOrse-Ownel
Il nave made Mr.. Bonner tiattering o
" fers for the old mares services, bl
). ne preferred to breed her to one OF n
G. own stations. J. s CoXey, of Ohi
es offered $4,000 for the privilege
breeding her to AcOlyte, ana SUPP
lated that Mr.. Bonner could nave u
foal. This is the most liberal pre-
posal of the lot, but it didn't tenn
the New Yorker.
la -"Misfortunes never come singiy
y, runs the old adage. 1t is prophet
IS i'm the case of Patterson Bros. Sprin
v hurst Farm, kentucky, who recent
mad the misfortune to lose the cholc
~ ly-bred young mare Duchess Russel
which was followed up last week [
81 the death of that fast and plucky lit
Il, Law Bird mare, Twist, and now
have advices of the demise OF the bs
mare Twill, by Harold, dam Mo!
Russell, dam of rousseau 2:lS12,
- Pilot, Jr -Ctdrk'S HorSe Heote'
1t is an exploded idea that col
cannot safely be trained to show
mile at their best rate of speed.
course, certain proportion OF the
q, are broken down, but without IL
lie stimulus of colt training there wOu
D. be little chance of reducing the r
~ cords made years ago by the ag'
r horses Sunol, that beat 2:2O Wht
z, two years old, trotted in 2:lO19 as
-, three-vear in 1889, and repeatt
the performance last season, has I
oy day a better chance of beating Il
as 2:0S3[ of Maud S. than any 9th
er trotter on the turf, and If FreedoI
r the first yearling to enter the 2:
% Iist. stays sound and continues
lis trot. there is no reason why he shou
On not make a bold bid for the champio
q, ship IS a two, three and four-yea
n oId.-CLark's Horse ReUie1C.
-AXUell PIP has his book full no,
Fifty mares at $1,000 each was 4
limit and price.
W. P. WoIdridge's mare, Lu
AImont, dropped a fine colt ~
ne Brown Mark one day last week. ~
~ colt stands feet 6 inches high. n
lr- Woodbridge was somewhat dlsappol
gn ted in the sex however.
oh -Messrs Polk Il Brown recelV
last week, to be bred to their popul
Sc and handsome stallion NuthIll, ii
,,aat trotting bred mare, with fOal by h
IT.. side. She came from Rivoli Sto
RS RS, Farm, PendletOD, South Carolina.
-Mambrino Wilkes, son of Geor
Wilkes, by Lady ChristmaD, W