The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24

style and if you get racer so much
the better; but if you do not you
have a good piece OF saleable properly
anyhow.
Jack stock, such as they grow in
Tennessee, continues to be very
saleabie and very profitable. H. G.,
Ezell, of WilkersOm, recently sold one
Jack and three euutta to Virginia for
$1,000; one jack to Illinois, for 5000;
one tWO-y enr-Old, to Springfield,
Tenn, for 1850, and others at good
prices.
THE total amount of stakes offered
at Nashville next fall is $4,000 A
fair proportion OF this il for pacars.
Tennessee horses ought to get their
full share If the stakes.
A telegram from San Francisco
says that tuIl investigation proves
that StambOuts record of 2:07b,
made at Stockton last November was
honestly made. II. w. McHugh,
John :, COrney and John McCloud,
who formed conspiracy to disrredit
his record, were suspended for AN
attempt to levy backnail.
Hal Pointers four year-old mark
was 2:29la; Hal billiards. was 2:23,
Pointer tive-year-old mark was
2:l334, Dillard'1 was 2:l534. Pninte"
was trained by Ell Getrs, hsl d Hard
by young and inexperienced men. 1t
il too cary 20 pre- iict rs to Hal Dill
lard's mack in Mr.. Gaec'- hands, but
2:0G is limited at.-Americau Sports
man.
1t ia announced that Axtell 2:12
will be one OF tue entries in the Terre
Haute $1,000 free for-all stallion
stake.
Isaac Mnrphy, tho well-kuown
colored iuakey, who Will race a stable
OF his own the coming season, has
recently aided.tO bis string by tie
purchase frou Mrs ed Israel of the
following two-year-o!d-: Valiant,
ch C, by The CheValier, dam Placid,
by Kihg Ernest; Norvin, b C, by
George Kinney, dam Tourmaline, by
Sensation; and Enid. br t, by Cheva-
lier, dam Little Emily Geometry
Little Maude), 10y Foster,
w. p Woodbridge, president If the
Maury County Farmers and Breed
ers As,uciatiOn (S>uth Side Park,
believes ia feeding and training colts
from the start. He has the following
promising Youngsters that he is train
ing, all OF which show speed. A two
year old by Duplex, dam by SCOTS
Thomas; Russell field by Adtield,
dam by Al"Xander'5 Norman; Npko-
mis-, by Star Russell, by Lord Russell,
dam by Bhstlck's Almont Jr., fast
yearling by Adtield, dam by SCOTS
Thomas
Here is an OLD remedy for heaves
which il highly recommended by
many practical horseman. Do not
expect, however, that it will entirely
cure the disease. 1t will, however,
greatly reliAve the animal. even in
the very worst case: Beat three.
eggs iutn Que quart Of pure fruit
vinegar, and after about three days,
or when the mixture is well together
add one found OF strained honey.
In Tablespoonful doses it can be given
with the fee twice a day, or placed
on the tongue of the horse. 1t il
equally a. good for human beings as
horses, and a great palliative for
chronic coughs.
Walter Steele has bought o. Chaffin
& Geers, n fine four-year-old roam
pacing horse by Duplex, out Of a
Tom Hal mare.
Messrs. Frank Dale. John Shelton
aud Dave Leneave went last week to
Gallatin aud other places to buy
OF Of fancy harness horses.
HArlaN e P Arks have purchased Of
Mr.. Diva 'rousdaie first rae har-
ness horse for livery purposes. He is
sorrel z siding five vears OLD, by Cy-
clone ou:.O Tom Hal mae.
G. w Hays has bought standard
bred Hamoetonisn trotter and had
her brought here this week from
Nashville She is mare five years
Old aud j. splendid dividual.