The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-30
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TR0TWOOD'S TALK.

4&nteresting to Farmers. Breeders aud
Dairymeh.
asacts, Figures and IzTUrmatiOn OF
General Interest to the Country
Gentleman ....
We notice that in the three-yeSr-Old
maze ring with a crowd OF extragood
ones, Capt. p. a. HuC4Isby's Tom
Hal, Jr, mare WAS the successful one.
The Captain il SO kind to his horses
feeds we'll Why can't some Maury
County girl get him to take charge Of
her? He would make model hus-
band. l. 81 8r- .r.l. .-- .
Notes, News and Comment.
Ponce De Leon, c2.l5s .. 3d.. $50
Martha Wilkes, 2:O91S. =, -.g -o ~
Harry Hamlin and Jack Splan,
-2:141a and 2:2O1a.
Martha is in it for the honors. She
may be queen yet
Nettie Time is great in her son
-Shadeland Onward.
Martha Wilkes 2:O91a, by Alcyone,
Was bred by lady.
So far this year there have been
but few tin cupp records made.
Martha and Nancy - common
names but not cOmLOn mares.
Bonner says "My Sunol'' is going
TO have a chance at those pneumatic
sulkies.
The records are broken so fast now
adays that il takes good memory to
keep up.
The Breeder and Turfman seems to
have taken new lease on life. Their
last number was most interesting.
Thomas Bros, will ship two cars of
very fine hogs, and one of fine cattle.
to rhe Louisville markets this even
ing.
Col. J. w. :. Ridley sold to Thomas
Bros, saturday, IA lIead of very fine
hogs, which weighed on an average,
$50 lbs each.
We suggest that the Hon. Jack
Splann be relegsted to Heln's JOcky
yard His methods would place
him high there.
Procsor, the paeio4g stallion OF
.Cloverdell Farm, Milan Tenn, won
the 30 pace at Joliet, III, Aug. 10, ia
straight beats. . r...
q. T. Hughes, Esq, hes few equals
as ChaDeery lawyer bat it rs ANUS
ing to hear him tell how ESal Pointer
-''trotted" at Chicago.
a Judge banned Carter, ia kshville,
X. c., has held that a mUie ~ y dead
~ weapon" Thus does the law, in
it's various r1miticatiOne, epdeaYor to
keep time with the improvements in
Iniditary science. ..... --
The stallion Nelson. 2:lO, frosted an
exhibition mile in 2:lS over the half
mile crack at Peabody, Me-, -oz the
18th inst Western 'Horseman.
NSlSOh. " INV hC yoN AC6lA1hh
us of Last summer. .EE
NJ. Sail shury seems to have q esod
PAGER in San Pedro 1T is no telgisRg
where his record viii be by winter.
He is by Del Sur. Last Thursday he
, ( : s.enterAd in the 2:9S class and tool, 4
a record oC2:l21G. FA.A. "E .iFo 'nN
-.......F r ---s..s s.ll ar -H.I-i
Ed Perry, Will Ridlsx5, A. y. Dale 1
aud Andrew Dale saw Hal Pointer go |
iu 2:O5l4 at Chicago last week. 1t lie |
said that they did lRost OF the ap-i
.pi4uding, as the press dispatch says |
- \ few weak aud desyitory sc Is went |
up ltere and there. ~
r.sn- .e.u - - .HT .7 .a"a !
We want to match John. ~ Splan !
against JnO L. Sullivan after the ROs- /
ton boy gets through with GOrbet. /
They say Sutiivan's arm power is'l
equal to IS cubic centinnetsrs in, ~ /
second; "but John Splan can. shnt !
off 4lO feet of flying borses power in 4
ten seconds, with the Drawn OF his
good right arm. ...4.s. 1svT.s a /
Two Of old Tom HRt's SONS have |
held the pacing record in their day.
Little Brown jug 2:llA held 1t from
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