The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-01-27
Fairview Stock Farm
Stations in Use 1891.
RALEIGH, N. @.

Ca441ChS III So 1891
FRANKLIN CHIEF-Stand 4rd Nc. 3117; son of
Ben franklin 753; sire 10, 2.& ~trOtters. He is a eon
o, Daniel Lambert 102; sire 25 in 80 list, and sire
of ans % in $50 list. Among them Pamlico's
2.16A dam, Franklin Chiefs fret dam by belongs
Ethan Allen $50, sire 5 II 2 80 list; son Of Ethan
allen AZ; sire Daniel Lambert 1O3; second dam By
LoriI Drake Horse, son OF Vermont Black Hawks.
This beautiful and speedy inbred Morgan horse
Is seven years old 1874 hal DIS high, weighs 1850
pounds, is a bright Chestnut in color, with beauti-
full ong flowing name and tail, with great styJe
coming two years old. They all show speed, beauty,
style, action and substance. His son BotheratlOn,
No 1884, at 20 months old weighed go pounds,
measure 10 hands Pc inch"s high, and tIotted a
full mile that day III 1926.
The Morgan being the most impressive of all
horses, and being Ih2 m, st beautiful, stylish and
enduring, and FRANKLIN ChIEE being an inbred
end typical Morgan horse, Is the one to breed your
mare to If you want a fast, figh- class harness horse.
Come and see him and MS COlts.
E FRANKLIN 753, record 2.29 (the sire of
CHIEF 3,17O has furnished more
winners in the colt stakes at the six Vermont
Horse Breeders meetings than the get Of all The
Stations that have had colts start in the aces. 1t
stands on record that BEN FRANKLIN has one
more wiEner tnan the fifty stations entered against
him.
UNCAS-Stsndard No. 1850; Chestnut horse
fOalcd 1897; 16 hands high and weighs 1900 pounds.
He Is Astrong and powerful-made horse. In make
10 he is distinctly HambletOnian. having thee arac-
terist cs Of that greet sire RYSDI KS HANDLE
ToN1AN 10, whose grandson hefs. He is a bold,
fearless t~TctJer, having in ha Two. ear old form
tretteo miles il $50 His s b, Jeneca Chief 2z7
Cby Hamb etOnian 10, who has O-er 7CO de- scend-
ants IL the $50 lisr, Dam by Young Hector, grand
dam by Walden McssengeD sire 3 and dams of 5
in the 2 30 list.
Dam by BILLY PATTERSON 6615, (si-e Col.
Wood, record 2 2110 SOD of Champio SO7; sire 8
In the 30 II. t.; and he sire Champion S?S with 16
in the $50 list. Among them NAIAD QUEEN
2 20A out OF Tackey, with three in the 2 30 Est.
Secoad dam, a read 4 are of great QUALITY; breed
ing not traced.
These Stations, representing the great MORGAN
and HAMBLETONIAN families, ae sound and
matured, an. Can serve forty mares each. And
have concluded to put their service down SO nv
neighboFs and these at d distsCc could sford to
breed their mares to the best blood in the world
IHIEFS fee will be $40 90.
UNCAS' fee will be $500, to insure a mare with
foal. Money due when the fact is ascertained or
the mare disposed of.
IhGUe OthNT StMsOaS on my place that aOU serUe
mares at a less fee.
have FOR sALE, at Fairview, splendid t1udord-
6red Grott1ng FLllies ard Stations by FRANKLIN
CHlEF, out of grand daughters of GEORGE
WILLIE, with 60 in 2.3)list. HAPPY MEDIUM.
with 81 IN 230 list. DANIEL LAMBERT. wi h as
In 2 30 list VOLUNTEER, with go ID g. 30 Est.
PR1NCEPS, with q in 2.3O list; ans other noted
trOtt ng Stations.
Information and catalogues furnished upon ap-
pl1cAtion to B. P. WILLIAMSON,
Raleigh. NC.
cars.