The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-13
HORSES. MULES AND CATTLE
Continued from fourth paoe.

| LIE yodrIlug cOlG by AIcantara, anC
out of a mare by Electioneer, was re.
Gently sold in California at a reported
price of 81 800. These are pretty steer
figures for yearIing colt, no matter
what its breeding may be, but it is
said that G. w. Williams recently re-
fused that sum for a yearling by
| Axtell.
| AT Forest City farm, near Cleve-
land, Ohio, there is fiIly by Patron
! 2:14l3, and out of Secret, 2:204, Oh
which the owner refuses TO place a
| price.
Marvin recently told reporter
that Sunol was capable of mile in
2:04. 1t would interest a great many
people to learn how Mr.. Marvin dis
covered this fact.
-Almont's daughters have pro-
duced thirty-seven 2:30 or better per-
formers, and thirteen of them entered
the list in 1890.
IMP. TAXPAYER AND IMP. DICTATOR,
| will make the season of 1891 at our
| stables for Jennets. Parties having
Jennets to breed must see these Jacks
and get terms. Best of facilities for
caring for stock left with us.
feh2O-4t. HARLAN BROS.
--Goldleaf, the late trotter that
made record of 2:l9 in 1889, will be
on the turf again this year, with the
object of lowering his mark.
in Russia, which is the great
horse country of Europe, they never
put binders on a horse, and the shy
ing horse is almost unheard of.
For SALE:-Twenty head of two
year old mules. Will be sold at a
bargain. Address
j. NJ. McCUTCHEN,
mar13-2t. RussellVilIe, XIV,
On the fourth page see the an
nouncement for the races at the Sep
tember meeting at South Side Park,
Columbia. Liberal purses will be
offered each day, and for the stake
races the Association make the liber-
al guarantee OF $500 each day, for
pace or trOt, alternating. Tue entries
will be closed April LIST; time is short
send your nominations in.
-SENor :-Thoroughbred horse. 8
years old, Is hands high, will make
the season of 1891, at our stables, at
$40 to insure q mare in foal.
feb27-4t HARLAN Bros.
The directors of the new Cumber-
land Pa k, at Nashville, have elected
J. w. Russwum, of the GaLLdtiH EC-
dn1tTle7', as Secretary of the AssOcia-
ton. The gentleman is well known
in turf circles as "Once Aagain," and
is well fitted for the position.
Mr.. ]. g. Cooper in his notice of
his horse in the Democrat of this
week uses my name in rather an
unsavory manner. His statement
that he notified me to make a correc-
ton is untrue, as 1 have never re-
ceived any such notice. His state |
ment that advertise Prince Hal to |
mislead the public is also without |
foundation. The facts are, Mr.. John |
&. SOwell, of LipscOmb, purchased a |
grey gelding at Columbia fair in 1889, |
and OF a gentleman who told he was |
by Prince Hal. Mr.. Sowell sold the |
horse to the undersigned stating that |
he was by, Prince Hal. This is Pat |
Rooney is the horse referred to in |
Mr.. COOper's advertisement. 1 do |
not own Prince Hal, only have him
in charge and manage his advertise |
ment, and at the time of the adver-
tisement firmly believed Pat Rooney |
to be by Prince Hal. l am still of |
that opinion and it remains for Mr.. |
Cooper to show that he is not.
marl3-It. b. S. OZIAS.
-Messrs. Polk and Brown bought |
this week, of gentleman from Aber-
deem, Miss, a handsome chestnut |
mare called Cassie, with a three-year
old record of 2634. Cassie is by Ten
nessee Wilkes, out of Jennie b. by
Enfield, the dam of Bob Taylor, trial
1917. Her second dam is Eloise, by
COiman's Abdallah, Jr., son of Alex
ander's AbdalIah, 10.
john Z. McGaw, JT., will cOnduc
a public training stable this season.
He has employed Mr.. j. b. Lent who
is first-class colt handler and driver
and has had % years experience in
different parts of the county and has
trained and developed many first
class horses. They will train on the
Fair ground track, will pay special
TO developing young stock,
and will campaign q good stable of
Trotters and PAGERS. Send them
your colts.
Call on or address ]: 2. McGaw, Jr.
feb2O 1t Columbia, Tenn.
M. p. Johnson, of 81 .riugfield,
Mo-, bought fine ack from \. p,
Crews this week.
Harlan Brothers sold two jacks
this week and J. w. Page also sold
two to Mr.. Larimore, of Mexico, Mo.
DIR. j. Il. Akin sold two Jacks and
John l.. Jones, Sr., sold one to Mr..
LarImore, of Mexico, Mo.
j. w. Howard IL Co., sold a car
load of mules to Willis and John
Jones this week.
-Ine tennessee Pacing Horse
Breeders Association met at the COM
mercial Club rooms in Nashville,
morning. 1t was in
5ended to have the annual meeting,
out owing to the small attendance
his was postponed till May. 1t will
hen be held at Buford, when a grand
will be prepared aud speech
IS made by distinguished orators.
Mr.. J. Il. Moore has two fine
Brown Mark FLIES, dropped this
week.
j. Il. Baugus is the pOssessor of
lice FLY, by Brown Mark. I
-HORSES WANTED Three car
Dads of good saddle and harness
horses wanted at J. g Taylor's stable,
March 10Th. Good prices (
paid for good ones. 1t
-Caperton 81 Dale bought a hand
IOme pair of mares from Mr.. Johnson,
If Bedford county.
w. A. Howard sold a combined
,elding to j. w. Shelton this week.
j. w. Shelton bought eight head
If fine horses from various parties
lere this week.
Billy Scott bought a fine inn
ported jack last "Wednesday and sold
me the same day to Mr.. Hunt, of
Ga.