The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-04-15
FORTUNE WINNERS.
Horses That Have Sold Cheap and Won
Big Money.

Johu X. Springfield, the turf writer,
speaking vi TnCe horses that have SOLD
caeap aud won fortunes, gives III"
following list iii Tie Live Stock
Record:
iuI.pie heads The Inst, $50 being his
ceiling piIce, Willie lac Won one huu-
drtd Tunes that amount, $500.
Badge sOid fur $l20, aud las w"i'
SOB 90 curing his career on Tie IurI.
BarhuIIi lac iron horse" waA
EnOckei GOWN at Si65, yet hI9 earn
iugs loot ~ SIS, 4S5. -. L. Ful.sleT
secured 1runS Tor $40, yet he ha=
enriched his baik account $oS. $50.
RacrIand sold for $225, and has won
Oh the iurI So, Cos. DIablO cOnt $40,
and won $40, co..
Among others in the list are;
King Crab cost $3.50: winning SAL
Zy7; Egmont cost $40, winning $751;
GA; Lester cost $40, winning St 800;
johnny Heckshere cost $3.50, Will
uIng IS .SS5; Telie Doe cost $500, win
ming so $50; Tyraut cost $500, win
ming Sl4 80; Harry BasseIL cost 1913,
winning SOB $50: Daisy +. cost $50,
winning $l4 ,54l; Gregory cost $32o,
winning SIC, 700; Boulevard cost $3.50,
winning 81 ,933; Banburg cost $500,
winning Els, 975; Bermuda cost $3.50,
winning $26. 979; Charade cost $500,
winning 50 .625; Protection cost $3oO,
winning 81 $50; Endurer cost $50,
winning $l4, O67 Maidstone cost $3.50,
winning S3S, $50; Bankrupt cost $4OO,
winning S35, 20; Editor cost S4OO,
winning SI5530; Huron cost $500,
winning 81, 326; TroubadOur cost 500,
winning $50, 1873; Burlington cost S425
winning So, 220; Jennie Tracy cost
$425, winning $40, l20; COme-to-Taw
cost $3.50, winning $40, $50; Fairy
Queen cost $3.50, winning $7,3l5; Cor
man cost $50, winning 500; PrOciO or
Knott cost $50, winning $50, 297 {;
ripstaff cost $3.50, winning $25, 745 ;
BOaz cost $3.50, winning $S,94o ;
RecIare cost $475, winning 81, $50 ;
Biggonet cost $500, winning $l6,95O;
Bye-a d-Bye cost $500, winning 81
S7S; French Park cost $500. winning
$I4, 700; Joe Cotton cost $500, winning
$3O, S45; Tringle cost $500, winning
| So, 100; Wightman cost $500, winning
So 4lO; Luke Blackburn cost 500. win
ming $40, 1850; Earnest cost $3.50. win
ming $l4, $50; Zorling cost $3.50, win
ming 81, 325, Ruperta cost 5000, win
ming $l7 ,065; CeVertOn cost S623, win
ming So, 20; Russell cost $625, win
ming $72, 1857; Minnie L. COST $500, win
ming Sc, O22; Leonawell cost 500, win
Mug $ul ,675; King Fox cost $40, win
ming $I7, 94S; Modesty cost 1928, win
ming SAG, PSI; Riley cost $3.50, winning
$39, 265; TuIla Blackburn cost $3.50,
winning $27, 7I5; Inspector b. cost
81 900, winning $57, 070; Strathmeath
cost 81 $50 winning $S7 ,62O.
The largest winning horse in the
history of the American turf, Hano-
yer, cost 81, $50, still he took in camp
$l2I, 732, in stakes aud purses.
or horses that figure in this compi-
lation of poor mans friends no less
than fifteen were bred at Belle Meade
in Tennessee-Ispector b, Barnum,
Egmont, Tyrant, Boulevard, Editor
Proctor Knott, Biggonet, Endurer'
Huron, Bve-and-Bye, Minnie L.,
Wightman, Ernest aud TulIa Black
burn being that establishments rep
resentatives. The showing made by
! this list is so remarkable that notice
OF same is timely as addition shows
that it only required Ill outlay Of ST.
PAS to secure this aggregation, whlle
they combined won 1913 ,56S in stakes
and purses.