The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-10

or our popular live stock column.
MULE observation-disclosures quota |
ions are corrected weekly by }. w.
Toward " Co. Must be choice and fat,
rom to years old, in good flesh.
to l41I hands high 81 TO viz
Az to 10 hands high liz TO 15I
10 to l5I hands high 13I 10 12L
L5L to 10 hands high l6z TO III
Three hundred and eighty-three
trotters have records of 2:20 or better.
Two hundred and thirty-seVen
PAGERS are in the 2:20 list.
The pacing horse Treasure 2:2O is
strictly trotting- bred, being by Aber-
deem and out of mare by G. n. Clay,
Jr. He has shown his ability to
lower his present mark.
Lady Russell, sister of Maud ;.
has been sent to A lcantara. A union
that will commingle the blood of
Miss Russell and Alma Mater.
-Geers, Doble, Splan and Me
Henry have each ridden a mile in I'll e
sulky behind PAGERS below 2:lO.
PAGER Goldleaf-2:l112-is the best
for a sidewheeler of that age.
Proctor Knott has gone into train
ing at Memphis, Tenn. He has win
tered well, and, being entered IN
eight big handicap races, should pun
off two or three.
Charley Ford is said to be the
only horse that ever won heat from
Maud S.
"A California horse owned by Tom
RAYMOND is named Hot Cakes, ana
he needs no maple syrup to make MIN
-Beile HamIin's daily bill of fare,
says the Buffalo Horse RQrLd, IL
twelve quarts of oats, four OF corn,
some flax seed meal, bran ana car
rots and about twenty pounds Oh nay
| There are now 103 sires OF dams
of two or more $3.50 performers that
are not themselves the sires OF any
trotters with records as good as 2:3O
Green Mountain Maid, by Harry
CLAY 45, dam Shanghai Mary, un'
! traced, "a the only mare that has pro-
duced seven that have obtained re-
cores in the 2 $50 list.
| -Emehne, by Henry b Patchen
son of George NJ. Patchen 80, dam BY
| SaIadin, has produced six 2:30 per
| formers and has others that will un-
doubtediy enter the list. 1t will bt
noticed that both she and Greer
Mountain Maid sre Clay mares.
The Michigan bred mare Maggi'
G. Middleton, 2:204 fOaled bay col
February q, by All SO 2:201a. Both
the sire and dam of this colt were
raised in the West. All SO being by
Black wood, 3r., 2'224, and out o
| So So 2:l714.
| -Redondo is said to be the fastes
son of STEAMBOAT, as stout horse a.
the latter and with legs that are the
acme of perfection. Like StambOu
ne is a natural trOtter and also likt
mis- great sire, he is tritie too anx
iouS, but he is perfectly level-headsd
Now that EIectioneer is dead hi
friends and admirers lose no chance
to say good word for the old horse
and it certainly can not be denied
that he will stand for all time as on
of the most brilliant trotting sire
that the world has ever seen,
The Kentucky Derby will b'
worth So 900 10 the winner, and sixty
seven horses will be eligible to start
Palestine, GascOn, Harry Wallace
The Pokey and Georgetown are mos
favorably mentioned as liable to win
Palestine may be reserved for tn
American Derby.
Last season NJ, E. McHenry drov,
six s!do-wheelers to records bette
than 2:2O, i. g Roy Wilkes :OS14, tn
fastest mile any horse went in har
less in 1890; Attorney, Jr. 2:13, TIL
fastest five year-old pacing stallion
in the world; Guy 2:16, NOrthwes
2:1713, Tangent 2:lS1a and Nightin
--Messrt. f. L. Mcdaniel and W
= l.. wood, of the 5th district, hav
bought and received a 81 900 jack fror
: John SOWell, of Maqry county, las
week.-HdrShuL Gazette.
The brown horse MONDAY, b
Wedgewood 2:19. out of NoOntid
/ 2:2O1I, is now in Portland, Ore. II
promises to prove a very successfu
! globe trotter, having been fOaled 8
= Providence, r. L., in a stable OppOsit
the site of the old Washington tracl
was shipped from there to Kentucky
/ and thence to California.
The latest reports from Knox
vile, Iowa, state that that city Is nur:
5 ing a nice little boom, all on accour
5 OF their magnificent mile track an
. $40, 900 meeting, which is now tn
= talk of the state, in fact of all ia
states for that matter, and horseme
should bear in mind that the winner
of the rich purses Offered by tn
association will achieve a nations
reputation.
When Goldsmith Maid trotted j
1 2:17 in Milwaukee, Wis, nearl
twenty years ago, great hue and or
: was raised about short track and ba
: training. When Or, Herr gave Lad
Stout a three~yeaF-Old record of %
about seventeen years ago the dOctC
was accused of Cruelty to animals,
but no one says word in 1890 whe
a yearling makes record of 2:29Ii
One of the fastest, gamiest an
most ,Onsistant trotters on the tut
during his career was Director, ths
7 do Of OIL nd a q
a great name for himself. 1t used
: be commented on that Director iii
not know anything but trOt, so il
frequent were his breaks, and no.
that his sons and daughters are on
winning money every season tn
same thing is being said of them. !
man I'm California who takes a gret
: interest in Director and his get, say
that out of forty heats trOtted b
!, Direct 2:l814, he never made breal
/ and out of fifty-five trotted by Ma
garet S. 1871, but one break can b
f recorded against her.
S We are in receipt of the pro
: gramme for the spring meeting of tn
West Side Park Association, Nast
vile, Tenn. There will be eleve
= days racing, with five races each da!
The meeting begins Tuesday, Apr
18th and promises to be a very sue
cessful one.
The entries to the $25, GOO Gusrar
teed FutuIity of the Kentucky Trot
ting Horse Breeders AssOciatiO
number l,O95, which is more tina
; any other stake ever received in tn
history of the trotting or runnin
turf. The list is thoroughly repre-
sentative one, embracing as it does
mares from all over the United State:
and the blood lines of the prosperity
} foals show the rapid strides breeder
are making towards the thOrOughbre
: trotter. This stake is the larges
guaranteed event ever given by an
association, either trotting or running
1t is for foals of 1891. The follOwin
are some of the entries:-W r. Stee
Columbia, Tenn, Nancy Lee, blk I
by Enterprise, dam Normandy; bre
-. to McEwen, Sally, ch m by Krame
dam by Traveller; bred to Brow
Mark. B. S. Oziss, Columbia, Tenn
Garneth, CHI m by MambrinO FOrres
dam Country Girl; bred to Brow
Mark.
BY actual count there were :
stations in the parade at the stoc
show here last Monday.
Already this year not far from
million dollars has been paid for trot
ting-bred horses In Kentucky.
1t is said that SunOl has to grea
extent OutgrOwn the nervousness
| that has thus far characterized he