Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Tho Hnme of Unnmrlons.

The one thing which has made the little
city Of Fullerton known abroad is the TACT
that II is the home of the champion trotting
horse sires, Woodline (2:l9), by'Nutwood,
and Shadeland Onward (2;lSt3), by Onward.
These two great horses have become known
to horsemen wherever horse racing is ad-
mired, because of their remarkable ability
to produce early and extreme speed.
WCodline is now but 3 years old and is the
champion sire of that age. He, as n 4-ycar-
old. was the first sire of That age in America
to produce a 3 80 performer. He is the sire
of Ella Woodlinc, ~yearling record, 2;2914,
2-year-old record, 2:231I; Atalinc, yearling,
2:33l4, and Cappie Woodline, yearling. These
three FLIES are the only foals of Woodline
that have ever had a harness on and they
have started in ,hirty-six races, being out
side the money only once. They have met
the greatest yearling and 2-year-olds from
Maine to California and nave won seventeen
first moneys. fifteen seconds, once dlvloeu
first and second, once divided second ana
third and got third place twice.
Shadeland Onward is sire OF Bello Acton,
the champion yearling, PAGER OF America;
As a y~earling this FLY took Il record Of
| 1903, a record which this year, as u . year
| old, she reduced to 2;lT4, and In all her
races she has never been beaten put once.
Shadeland Onward Is also the sire OF the
champion 2-yoar. old PAGER, Online, 2;ll, ana
of Ontonian, 2:0Tl6, Fred X, 2:ll4, and Two
others.
On Saturday last the owners Cg Woodltne
and Shadeland Onward had advertised TO
give u public exhibition OF speed on the part
of these two sires and several OF their get,
and this called out a crowd from. Fuller,
ton and the surrounding towns. AT Z
O'Clock, when the afternoons program was
started, fully 5000 people were on the ground
and showed their Appreciation by 1requeht
and rapturous applause rs the o'herent
horses were exhibited.
Shadeland Onward was driven three.
eighths in :l7h, IL, IL. Woodlino followed
with tire eighths in :l619, :l6, :l6. Neither
of these horses had had any previous prepara'
ton, ana Woodline was hitched to an eighty
pound cart. Shadeland's last two eighths
were at a l:1G gait, while Woodline's were
made at a pos gait.
MonSrose l., a green colt byShaueland On
ward, and Dictate, by Dictator, were driven
\ mile in 2:3Tl4.
Fred X, by Shadeland Onward, was started
to beat the track record of 2:l64, and wen
the mile in 2:l5.
Chantward, by ShaGeland Onward. was
started to beat 2:2S, and trotted Il game mile
in 2:21l5.
Barney Allen, to beat .2:ea1z, went it
2:2SL.
Ataline and Cappie Woodline were sent al
exhibition half the former going in l:2o. Alta
line was later sent to beat l:20 and went tht
half easy in Ills.
A half dozen others of the get of Shade
land were exhibited and u faster lot of game
youngsters were never seen.
Woodlet, by Woodline, dam Capulet, (ful
sister to Dumas) by Onward, second dau
Mistress (dam of Dumas. 2:lS4, and Classc
2:27AD, BY Hamlin's Almont, was sold Sat
nrdny TO DIR. j. w. Snyder, Osccola, Neb.
for $500.
Ella Woodline, the 2-yearold FLY b.
Woodline, was sold to Madden x WEIGH, q
Lexington, KY, for $1,000. AT Lexington
the same week, seventy-tive head of Pal
Alto stock sold and it is to the credit o
Nebraska that this tilly sold for more money
by over 81 900, than any one OF them.