Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-03-31
TROTTING HORSE NOTES.
And Few Jersey lettings for Those
Who are Interested-MexieoH Has
Both the Tr0tters and
the Jerseys.

tIie one tlldt is III demand at present.
Nancy Hanks is to be bred to Arion
when both shall have reduced their
records.
Trotting horse breeders, as
! general rule, are also extensive
breeders of Jersey cattle.
The old campaigner, Jack 2 :l21s,
by Pilot Medium, will be back in
Budd Doble's stable this season.
Prince Heresehel, "a Missouri horse,
expected to beat 2:2O, will be
handled by Budd Doble this season.
Mr.. Geo. A. Morris, one mile
sonth of Mexico, has a fnely-bred
registered young Jersey bull for sale.
Volunteer seems to be showing
up well. He has 406 descendants
in the 2 80 list and GA in 2:2O or
better.
A trotter is trotter and a PAGER
is PAGER. Calling them each
standard" horses does not alter
the facts.
II. R. Rosenthall has gone from
Independence, Iowa, to Montgomery
City to handle J. T. Donovan's
string of trotters.
Clark's Horse Revieao gives the
Mexico meeting great send-of,
and calls particular attention to the
fact that there is no purse for less
than $500.
A circuit has been formed to en-
brace Kahoka, Mo-, August 80 to
September 2; Lancaster, Mo-, Sep
tember 13 to 16 and Centerville, Ia,
September 90 to %, with Charles
Hitler, Kahoka, Mo-, as secretary,
There is but one way to tell a full
blood Jersey animal, viz: A GER
tificate of registration in the Herd
Register of the A. J. c. C. Those
registered in the old herd book of
Massachusetts, are counted grades.
Col. B. F. Dobyns went out to his
barn the other morning and found
$50. In other words, his highly
bred Jersey COW the night before had
dropped a handsome fawn-colored
heifer calf to Uproar of st. Lambert.
All the highest rated Jersey COWS
in the United States will be at the
Worlds Fair. The A. J. C. Club
has donated $4,000 to defray ex-
penses and the breeders are giving
into the hands of the committee their
best cattle.
| If you want to see tip-top young
herd Of highly bred and beautiful
Jersey cattle, go out to Lakeview,
the home of Mr.. Geo. A. Morris.
In a short time here will be work
ling herd of cattle that will pay the
!owner handsomely.
| Ed. Trask, son of the popular
trainer and driver, Frank Trask,
will train horses for Alph Aymond,
of st. Charles, owner of Wilkesmont,
l2:2S4, advertised in the Mexico
| LEDGER. Mr.. Aymond has mum.
Der of good ones.
\ Gentlemen who own trotters an6
PAGERS, word to you: Why MOI
bring your horses to the new kite
track at Mexico to put in shape, in
stead of taking them to Inde
pendence, Iowa? There will be NJ
better or faster track that the new
Mexico mile course.
l Mr.. W. G. Tinsley, Of Louisiana
having sold his farm, advertises il
the weekly LEDGER to sell all hi
Jersey stock within the next thirt,
days. Mr.. Tinsley has such famou
strains as Stoke Pogis, Signal, Tor
mentor, &c. Go to Mr.. Tinsley an,
get you a good family cow-the bes
piece of property man ever owned
i The yearling stake trot and th
Itwo-year-old stake trot each 70
Isl, 900, opened by Hon. G. f
i Clark, Mexico, Mo-, to be trotted fo
s at the Breeders October meeting
0 lclose on the first of April. Thos
e that have yearlings and two-yeal
r olds should not forget the Clar
e stakes. Let us see how large Lis
IS of entries can be secured for then
e l-Colman's Rural World.
}, The American Trotter, Inde
q pendence, Iowa, says of the Mexic
y Fair Associations liberal offer
"The association here goes ahead {
anything ever offered, having opene
az 80 trotting stake with an entrane
: fee of only one per cent, payab
:, ten dollars April 1st and ten dollal
: May 18th. Every man owning
. promised trotter can afford to emit
him in this stake %
nj Uproar of st. Lambert 20621, 4
J. C. c., has now been the proper'
of Mr.. Geo. A. Morris a suficieI
u length Of time to show his most e.
's cellent qualities as a sire. Uproar
2, calves both last spring and this a
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