The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-23
CAMPBELL BROWN.
Spring Hill, Tenn.

eight imported jacks. Mr.. III. takes
them to Abiline, Texas. Also to j.
Y. FIanerY e. Bro, of DutlieId, Va,
one imported jack.
Major Campbell Brown has sold
Brandon, the two-year old SOD of
Brown Hal, 2:l212, out of Kate Bra
den, dam of Hal Braden-twO-year
old record 2:43-tO J. H. GilchTist,
CORTLAND, Ala.
Alex Mckay, o. Ewells, owns a
very fine year old PAGER by Brown
Hal that promises to make his mark.
Alex deserves good fortune. A
honest gentleman he is.
The great Louisville sale COM
mencing April 18th, is progressing
splendidly. Among the great breed
ers who will sell valuable animals in
this sale are the great merchant
breeder, Mr.. Augustus Sharpe,
Messrs. j. E. Green and r. S. Veach.
The first two days, it is expected,
will be devoted to the sale of the
most prominent breeders, and then
the r, gular combination to follow.
Capt. +. G. Kidd the well known auc-
iioneer has the matter in charge.
The Western-Southern TrOttiDg
Association have arranged the fol-
cagO, August II to %; Independence,
Iowa, August "a to %; Kansas City,
August 81 to September 5; st. Louis,
September to II; Cincinnati, Sep
TENDER II to 10; Cleveland, Septem-
Der q to %; Richmond, Ind Sep
TENDER IS to October 3; Terre Haute,
Ind, October TO 10; Lexington, KY,
September u to II; Nashville, Sep
TENDER 10 to "a. The aggregate of
purses to be offered at each point is
as follows: Chicago, $4,000; Inde-
pendence, $4,000; Kansas City, $685.
900; st. Louis, $4,000; Cincinnati,
5000; Cleveland, $4,000; Ricl :
mOnd 10000; Terre Haute, $25, 600;
The so-called Bronco b. b. was
bred and owned by Lee CovingtOn, of
ObioD county. When four years old,
the little gelding was placed in joe
Hurst's bands ("ClOver DelFs"
Jrainer), who only handled him a
few moths and sold him to Ruffin &
Weeks, of Covington, Tenn, who
placed him under the guidance of
that veteran trainer, AL Williams,
and it is safe to say that the little
horse received the better part of his
education from Mr.. Williams before
he ever left the State, but eing pos
ScSScu Will great Spccu AMI SuuuT-
Iuc9, continued to improve and will
be heard from another time, as his
owner claims. he can beat any horse
that wears iron three in five race.
the dam of B. B. is still owned in
Obiou county, and if bred to q good
morse should produce a record
The combination sales of live
stock in Tennessee for several years
have been growing in size and i'm
pOrtance. Lyles and Palmer held q
sale last year With more entries than
aver before, while the veteran horse
man, A. J. McKimmin, of Pulaski,
was up to the mark with his best sale.
But this year they intend 10 eclipse
all former efforts IN this line and, pre-
to this, the firm of Lyles &
Farmer have associated themselves
with Mr.. McKimmin, guaranteeing
to parties who sell with them the best
of any sale ever held in
the State. Although the sale has not
been as yet advertised they have al
ready nearly one hundred entries of
standard bred trOtters. We wish the
gentlemen all success-predicting for
them a great sale in April, which is
the time set.
-NutwOOd put seventeen new
trOtters in the list in 1890, and most
every one of them in races. This is
more than any other horse ever put
in in one year.
There is talk of Edgemark, 2:16,
being on the turf next season. His
record was made in 1889, when he
was four years old, and at the time
was the best for stallion of that age.
Probably the largest trOtter in the
, 80 list-certainly the largest in the
30 LISTS st. Valentine, 2:20, his
weight being 400 lbs. He is by
a son of Blackwood; dam
by American Clay.
Capt. p. G.. Kidd is greatly en-
at the prospect for his open !
ng Louisville horse sale. 1t will, be-
Iond all doubt, be a great success. !
On all sides he is being given the
leartiest cooperation.
The PAGER Johnston, 2:064 is be- |
ng driven on the snow at Buffalo, |
aud a man from there says the horse |
;an go faster than the sound of the |
BELLS on his cutter. Another horse |
nat is dong road service at Buffalo |
: the trotter So Long, record 2:22l4,
made last summer after careful |
by Budd Doble.
At the Buffalo meeting next |
season G.. J. HamlIn will introduce
/ new and novel feature, driving
hree horses abreast. He now leads
he list with his celebrated team,
Belle Hamlin and Justina, 2:13, and
With these he proposes to drive Mock
ng Bird. He expects to drive the
hree in 2:17. 1t would resemble a
Roman chariot race to see the three
mares go flying around the track.
foon,fnnea to third paasA |