The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-20

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Wilkes, Egg Hot, Rachel HardfieId
and Others. Mr.. Quincy has many
friends among the boys here and all
wish him good luck.
H. p. Webster has a great colt in
Tom Webster. This fellow is by Bay
Tom, dam the dam of Bay Pilot, is
three years old and has gone quarters
IN 351s seconds His owner has taken
extra care OF him.
DR.. w. 1. Richardson, whom our
horsemen so favOraOIy remember rs
having spent some time here last
fall, is again in town and thinking of
locating to assist in taking care of the
live stock. Mr.. Richardson is highly
recommended as competent veteri-
nary surgeon.
The Cumberland Valley stud, in
charge of trainer Kohn, has the fol-
! lowing i'm its string at South Side:
Red Bub % by Red Fern; two
year-old by Fern Slip; Rifle Ball (p)
2:25; Protection, Willie Elkin by Me-
| Curdy's HambletOnian and Maud c.,
! (p) 1926 by Architect.
Among the prominent horsemen
who have arrived at South Side are
/ Garth, OF Huntsville, Lamb Neil, OF
/ Petersburg, the Cumberland Valley
Stud, managed by a. f. Kohn. B. s.
| Ozias, +. G. Quincy, Polk d Brown,
Gale Thomas, Alex Mckay, of Ewells,
( John G.. Buntln and others.
} The gentleman's roadster race is al
ways an interesting one and will be
especially so this year. Many of the
well-knOwn society bloOds around
! O@n will be- on hand. They will, no
doubt, feel better and take heart
| when we inform them that that hand
some literary knight of the sulky,
! VIM. S. Williams aud the horse,
/ Margin, are barred. The resC of the
boys now feel that they have
chance.
HOrsemen are all glad over clever
Johnny Thomas good driving down
at MurfreesbOrO, when he sent Ida :.
to a record of 2:l634-the fastest
made in this year. Mr.. Thomas is
a quiet, hard working driver, knows
his business and can keep his head
in a race. His many friends are glad
OF DIS success.
Frank BufOrd, Esq, who has done
az much FOR the pacing horse as any
man in Tennessee, and who is Presi-
dent OF the Pacing Register has sent
up a string of good ones. We notice
that good son of old Tom Hal, "Uhest-
nut Hal" also Judge B and others.
Good judges think his colt, Chestnut
Hal, is one of the coming sires of the
stall. He il fast and game. If good
wishes amounted to anything, Frank
BufOrd's colt would go home covered
with honor.
At Fl. Wayne, Ella Brown won the
2:l6 pacing stakes in three straight
heats, in the remarkably fast time Of
2:I1, 2:l2, 21415. This makes Ella
the fastest mare that has ever gone
out from the State. 1t is a little
singular that the next fastest one to
her, Matte Hunter, 2:l2, was by
Prince Pulaski, who sired Prince
Pulaski, Jr., the sire of Ella. So far
as we can learn this is the fastest
record for a pacing mare that has
been made this year.
Blue Hal defeated the mare Cue
rita 2:19l5 last week without any
lIOuDlG. llllS lIldIt, We ltdlu3 HIS
never met a victor before, and the
owners of her SIRE had offered her
owners a premium if she would just
get faster. Blue Hal's mark is now
2:23. The Tom HaI's are race horses.
Nature made them for the business.
Look at any OF their fore arms and
see the muscle there; then at the
driving power III the lOins and hips,
the short strong back and clean
sinewy legs-they were made to go.
Perhaps as well-bred a string as can
be gotten together any where is that
OF Messss Polk & Brown, now at
South Side Park. 1t is NorvalleJte,
by Norval Play, dam by Tennessee
Wilkes; Lord Gilmore, by Lord
Russell, dam by Enfield; Nefert by
Lord Russell, dam by Enfield; and q
veIy handsome black colt by Egbert,
dam by Tennessee Wilkes. These
will all contest in the stake races.
McHay's string will include Brown
John by Brown Hal, dam the dam Of
Storm 2:154, MsccaroOn by
McCurdy's HsmbletOnian, dam the
dam of Tosa 2:l915, Mora Pointer by
Mascot, dam the dam of Hal billiard
2:l5M and others.
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