The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-04-15

MULE QUOTATIoNs.-Thes quota
! tions are corrected weekly by J. w
| Howard 81 Co. Must be choice and fat
! from 7 to years old, In good flesh.
/ IL Z % ) hands high l05 to liz
l. 90 l5k hands high 40 to l3C
| I51@ to Is hands high t35 to Isl
Wanted-TWenty Mares.
] want twenty well bred pacing
aud trotting mares 10 farm. Address,
W. &. Jones, Columbia, Tenn If.
BR@OKvALE STOCK FARM Stall
LIONS, 1892.
Bay Pilot 81. Record > 2I15.
BY Red Pilot 2:29. Dam by Gran
OeIy's Slasher. Service fee $50 to
insure
Steel Hal, standard PAGER.
BY Brown Hal 2:1216. Dam by
Red Pilot 2:29. Service fee $25 to in
sure.
Starplex, Standard PAGER.
By Duplex 2:174. Dam by Red
Pilot 2:29. Service fee SIS to insure.
The above horses will stand at my
farm miles on Pulaski pike. Adj
dress, e. nj. SHETcoc
mar25-3t.
Work on the track OF the Column
bla Driving Park Association is pro-
crossing as rapidly as the weather
Will permit. Negotiations are now
IN progress to have the world heaters
here in August.
Black Bess, property of S. J. Ca
perton, dropped fine Brown Mark
FLY colt last Thursday night.
Mr.. w. r. Crabb, of Bowling Green.
KY, bought a handsome harness
horse from DR.. John a. Witherspoon.
Mr.. Crabb shipped three horses last
Saturday to his home in Bowling
Green.
Mr.. Ed j. Linder, of Cincinnati,
representing q. :. Ellis & Son, man.
ufacturers of trOtting horse goods, is
in the city. He has beautiful line
Of goods to show prospective buyers.
STOCK YARD SHIPMENTS TO-
DAY. j. K. Farrill shipped horses
to-day to A. H. Robinson, Nashville
Tenn
w. C. Nichols shipped one pony
to l.. G. Neil, Petersburg. Tenn.
Flies q Son, of Birmingham,
Ala, shipped three horses from the
yards to that city.
Howard 81 Boyd shipped hand
some saddle horse to w. d. Kelly,
Nashville, Tenn.
M. E. Allen shipped a car of
mixed stock to Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. ThOs. G. Foster, Register of the
National Standard Pacing Associa-
ton, showed his confidence in the
Hal stock. He bought eight at the
Leneave, Shelton & McGaw sale, and
shipped them yesterday to Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Jake Barker shipped shannon
Wilkes, by Ferguson, to Cincinnati,
yesterday.
Jake Barker and A. B. Rains
i
OF Tom Hal mare, at the stock sale,
He has been named Pilot Hal and
already shows great promise.
r. b. Metcalf, of Cincinnati,
bought of w. w. Donnell, Of Leba-
non, Tenu., the chestnut FLY Prefer
ence, 3 years old, by NutwOod, dam
Preface, by Pancoast, second dam
Anthem (sister to Chanter, 2:2034) by
Cuyler, for 81 800. She will be bred
to Artillery, 2:2l1a.
R 5. Strander, of Cincinnati, has
just bought from Charles Moore, Of
Kentucky, the yearlIng FLY Ora
Clay, by Clay, OPS, dam OrioIe diam
Of Folly, 2:2l34) by Strader's &. NJ
Clay, Jr., for 81 COO.
-Cincinnati's annual horse show
began at Gratz Park yesterday, with
over a million dollars worth of hCrses
pn exhibition.
One hundred and eighty-two
stations that are ten years of age, or
younger, at the close OF last season
have sired standard performers (trO-
ters, 2:30 or better; PAGERS 2:2o or
bet err.
--Messrs. John Perry and Joe
Powers, of Lebanon, Tenn, brought
an Almont horse to place in training
at the Columbia Driving Park AssU-
citation.
J. w. & ]. L. Jones, Jr., sold to-
day one of their fine Jenuets, "beIle
of Tennessee" to J. L. Jones & J. G.
Donavon, of st. Louis, Mo.
Barring the rain, the outlook at
Memphis for the running meeting is
good. five hundred bangtails are wait
ing for the word.
-Messrs. John L. Jones and J. c.
Milan, both from St. Louis, Mo-, are
in the city. These gentlemen are
here looking for fine Jacks.
w. p. Taylor, owner OF Vitello, has
challenged Mascot for race at the
Buffalo meeting. To which Charles
Upton, owner of Mascot, replies that
his horse is in the stud and has en-
get in condition Dy August for hard |
race, but that if MIR. Taylor will meet |
him the at Columbia meeting in the |
fall, he will put up the stuff and give
him driye.
w. L. Darlington, of Memphis,
was here last week, and purchased |
some good horses. OF this number
Two were / released from John p.
EIcGaw.
-Chas. SkiIlman, Esq, of Eufaula,
Ala, is here buying fine horses. He
has purchased four horses from w. A.