Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-05-16
Baltimore, Md.
DdIGI1nOF6, Mu.
G ONWARD JR.

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Rysdyk Hambletonian No. 10 sired
George Wilkes No. $40.
Mambrino Chief No. II sired Dolly.
Onward No. 1411 son Of George
Wilkes, sired Onward Jr.
Onward was sired by the best son Of
dam Dolly the best daughter; great
speed producing brood mare, thus
/ uniting the blood of the two great
trotting families, through the best
son and daughter of Rysdyk Handle
tonian No. 10 and Mambrino Chief
No. II.
Rysdyk Hambletonian No. 10,
George Wilkes No $40, Onward No.
All. Onward Jr. LIST dam Homer No.
1885, by Mambrino Patchen No. So. he
by Mambrino Chief No. II.
EDWARDS colts are breeding on bet
ter than any other son of the great
George Wilkes, his colts are selling
for higher prices than any other son
of the great George Wilkes, and has
as many trotters in the 2:39 list as any
other son of the great George Wilkes.
Dolly, his dam, has 4 in the 30 list,
and 4 producing sons. Director 2:17
who sired Margaret S. 2:14, won more
money on the turf last season than
any other trotter in the United States.
Through Onward and Dolly, Onward
Jr. gets the Wilkes and Mambrino
Chief blood.
1st dam Homer the sire of Lelah n.
2:24, dam Sally Chorister dam Of Pro-
time 2:18, Bell Brasfeld 2:20, sisters to
Homer, through him Onward Jr. gets
the Mambrino Patchen blood, which
when united with the Wilkes blood
makes the most fashionable breeding
in the world, for high prices, early
speed, and producing on, each gener-
alton getting better; from the Wilkes
and Mambrino Patchen came Alcan-
tara 1898 at year, who put % in the
2:20 list, last season q world beaten
from the same blood lines came Guy
Wilkes 2:15 who sired Sable Wilkes
year 2:1S, the sire of Freedom year
record 2:29, which beats the world.
Corbitt's owner has refused $50, 900
| for him; from the same cross came
William l.. sire of Axtel 2:12 sold for
S105, 900, season service $1,000; same
cross came Allerton 2:13 year-Wil-
liams will not take 100000 for him,
season service $1,000. Onward Jr.,
Axtel and Allerton were sired by
three brothers, the dams of the three
colts were sired by two brothers,
Mambrino Boy and Homer by Mann
brine Patchen, thus making the three
colts brothers in blood. Mr.. France,
the owner of Red Wilkes, paid 900
for Allandorf, brother to Onward Jr.,
to get the Wilkes and Mambrino
Patchen blood Houri 2:17, brother
to Onward Jr., and also Bivouac, her
full brother, sold for S26, 1000, bred in
the same,blood lines. Onward has 80
sons and daughters in 2:30 list, z pro-
ducing sons and producing daugh-
tiers. Motor sold for IS, COO and Coun-
sellor for $22 1000, and several others
sold for high prices that have for.
gotten. Acolyte, brother to On
ward Jr., 2nd dam by Malnbrino
Chief, sold for $40, 1000, season fee $500
cash, he the sire of Pilgrim, year
old, can trot quarters in 35 at 2:20
gait. Owner Mr.. Pepper, will not take
$50, 900 for him. Onward Jr. 1st dam
Grille was never trained, was used as
roadster by Mr.. Patrick, of Mercer
county, KY, who said to Mr.. II. G.
Kellam, of louisville, that she had
shown quarters at 1852 gait to top
buggy drawing two men; End dam
Crittenden by Vermont Black Hawk,
an uncle OF Blood Chief, who sired
Kate White, the dam of Window, 3rd
dam Bertrand thoroughbred.
| Onward Jr. possesses the most fash
ionable blood lines of any horse that
was ever offered to the public of Ac-
comac county.
VIII serve fifteen outside mares at
ego to insure mare in foal.
a. T.. JAMES,
Davis Wharf, Va.