Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-18
Hackneys, Hunters,
Ponies, Coach Horses and
housekeeping CObs,
To Positively Be Sold to the Highest Bidder, as
follows:

| SHfLOCk-Gray geldIg. foaled 1857, 16.2 hands
| high. Sired by Imported Orange boy, dam by
owe: any country up u 80 Iourds This horse
would be worth 100 guineas In England; splendid
conformation, good color, lots OF and sub
stance, feet anu legs like iron, remarkably clever
and perfect jumper, going at his fences either
| horse, If You want him to; never refuses, fast
ana reliable across country, we'll broken ~ harness,
single and double.
Premiums won: Philadelphia open air 1893, first
Tor heavy weight green hunters; Philadelphia open
| air 1885, second sad,ll. Glass; up TO so pounds
New lcTk, open air 1885, secoad green hunters
heavy weight trenton, 1888, firsts for jump
ing, and New York, fall 1898, second heavy weight
hunters.
NUGGET AND EBONY-Pair black cobs, foaled
! 1887 and 1SsS, Is hands high, sired by Morgan. A
very shapeiy par of ladies' cvbs thoroughly adapt
| ed for street and park use, thoroughly broken as
| leaders in four, and with Bradford and FitZroy
make four-in-hand hard to equal they
| pair of all round cobs.
BRADFORD AND FTTzRoY-Pair black cobs.
Raven, dams by Wonder. very compact, short
backed, useful pair, stylish and snowy In harness,
as wheelers TO- Nugget and Ebony. This team is
perfectly safe fO- anybody to drive, and 1 take
great pleasure IN recommending them for ladies'
| use. Bradford is an extra good tandem leader.
! CEDARh kSr-Chestnut Geiding, foaled 1881, 10
hands high, sired by The JacoOite out Of Princess.
The JacoOite was bred by her majesty 1t the Royal
Paddocks, Hampton Court. England; imported by
il not the hnest weight-carrying hunter in the
state up 10 225 pounds, shows any amount OF quail
|
ection he has very shapely head, cleancut
throat latch, long ransy heck, snort back and, In
! word, is typical hunter. he is thoroughly
broken TO all harness and a brougham or dog
cart horse is hard 10 equal, and from The slight
| TO be hunter OF promise. His movements under
the saddle are very graceful, his lope is simply
perfect and he is absolutely safe for any old gen.
IRENE AND MAuD-Pair handsome dapple gray,
eobbybui coach mares, foaled 1881 and 1855 1913
| hands high. sired by Howes GIaylock, an imported
hhacAney stallion; dam by lhil Sheridan. second
| 1his team is thoroughly broken to all harness,
very closely Matched handsome with extra sub
ish drivers perfectly OF locomotives street
| cars ana all objects, and know of team for
They are considered by judges be perfect models
| and II Is almost Impossible for the most expert
| sister to these mares was sold public auc' ion
in Canada for $500. Their sire, GrayIock, was
every time he was shown, which gives them
| their fine manners and contour. The Of their
| which entities them considerable speed. The
sire Of their second danl, Warrior. an imported
substance, and the sire of their third dam. Sir
| their fine conformation and endurance. IL will be
seen that their breeding is regular study and
crosses s,. from which We should get horses that win
should be proud TO ride behind and must be seen
FLIRT AND FIREFLY-Handsome pair cross
i16 strawberry roaa and gray mare and
Thunder, dam 10y HoweIl's Grayiock Fiirt sired
| by imported Strachino, dam by Milcsian IL is
cobs in the United states; their coniormation IS
| perfect; in action simply grace itself; possessed
hour with ease. and like all other get of their
| sires have great endurance. As leaders in four
/ finland they are thoroughly broken. and with
Aggie and Darwin. make one of the fnest four-in-
! ha.Ids to DE obtained in this country. An Eng
lsh gentleman, a thorough judge. after Inspection
and seeing them under the SADDLE declared that
! II they were landed in London England. they
would fetch 1000 guneas under the hammer.
Firehy is OF the best saddle horses l have ever
| seen. lie can be used with perfect safety by u
been ridden to hounds by a Young lady: is a auaii.
fed hunter, and one of the best all-round horses
AGGE AND DAEwIN-Pair cross matched
strawberry roam and chestnut, foaled 1885. 49,
hands high. Aggie sired by Waterman, darn by
Wonder. Darwin sired by Gold Leaf. dam by
lranhoe. This is an extra fine pair OF ladies' park
hacks: they are thoroughly broken and can be re-
lied upon, and act wheelers for Flirt ard Fire
fly. In this fou--in-1and Will be found Il combina-
ton that is very hard to equal: they be driven
| very handsome cross matched team, chestnut and
| with Firedy the lead. they make very hand
some tandem team. Aggie and Flirt make an en-
yiablc team of strawberry roans. and with Aggie
on the lead make very attractive tandem; are all
| thoroughly broken TO the saddle.
ARROw-Chcstnut gelding. foaled 1sss. 10 hands
clever jumper has been hunted with the tennessee
Valley hounds last season; capital mouth and good
temper; very fast and fit to win hunters steeple
| chase. | know of horse I'm this country that
outclasscs this fellow TO carry l6S pound man 10
|
first at the death. Premiums won: First high
jumping at Buffalo, 1892 height feet: second
over feet jumps at Syracuse. lS92; first at Al
bany twelve successive jumps, feet inches
high, of 4 class OF twenty three lightweight
srsSn bnnter light Weight: Pbiiadeiphia open air
| lSa3 second hunters li.2 up TO 10 hands; Phila-
dephia open air; 1929. frst prize out OF the best
| first. in saddiehorse class New York open air.
1893 second. jumping class. i.
| COUNT AND COUNTESS Handsome pair chest,
nut matched broagham or carriage horses. foaled
1881 and 1883. full brother and sister Sired by
Goddard: dam by Old Clear Cut. This pair are
closely matched. handsome, with extra substance
and extra knee and hook action up to ten miles an
hour. They are very prompt and stylish drivers,
have handsome, neat thoroughbred looking heads,
beautifully arched necks, with clean-cut throat
| lat,hes good. plump quarters with the best Of
feet and legs; have always been used to 80 To-
sether fearless of locomotives and all other Oh
1ects. | know Of no pair today that outclassss
them a tandem team. Countess is one of the
tandem leaders to D D S IN s9T
| TO the touch and easy control. and il is Ques-
team thew obtained first prize at the Toronto eIhi-
bition last year; they were next shown at LONDON
canada and again .er n ns 5ae al ,be
same exhibition that were awarded nrst prize, and
were thought enough of to be placed second Ia the
| ward sold in New York for $1,000.
YOUNG BENDIGO-Blue roam. imported hackney
stallion foaled in 1887, 1872 hands high. Sired by
Bendigo l245. f. II. $. b.. dam Jenny Lind
bred in yorkshire one Of the very old breed Of
around goer, with plenty of grit. very strongly
| made. with bone. closely coupled and pos
$, ssed of perfect symmetry. This is a OPP
portunity TO procure a hackney stallion. they
seen to be the coming horse. II this fellow hap
pens to fall in the proper netchborhood he will
earn himself out in one season; he is u foal
GCtter. and all of his get show much quality and
| finish
| Top THORN-Seal brown gelding years old
1Gl hands high. An extra safe and reliable hunter
up to 225 pounds, can jump feet inches over
fences all day. never making mistake, and can
haudily get over : feet. This horse has been
hunt I'd regularly for the last seasons by an old
gentleman. Premiums
Toronto Exhibition 1892 first green hunter heavy
weight.
London Exhibition 1892, first green hunter heavy
weight.
Toronto Exhibition 1892, first qualified hunters
| Toronto Exhibition 1892, second high jumping
| Toronto Exhibition Is93, hrs, four srccessiv.
Jumps feet = inches.
Toronto Exhibition 1898, second saddle class up
| TO 80 pounds.
| BROWN BETTY-Brown mare foaled 1857 II p
| hands high. SIZED 10y Whistle Jacket, typical
heavy weight saddle mare perfect lines drives
well sirgle doable, lead wheel OF tandem A
perfectly safe mount for Il lady. This mare f. III
| good judge OF distance, never making q mistake
| The above horses sold the property of the
| Philadelphia Tattersall. whose reput alton is too
well Known as dealers in this class OF horses IN.
| world over to need comment They have been Sc
lected and handled by the celebrated young horse
man, Mr.. John Brstton, who has n world wide
reputation as schooler OF hunters and handler Of
Our-in-hanls and tardems. Grand exhibition On
Tuesday evening. by electric light at the Riding
ing Special reserved seats for ladies' who are
| especially invited. The horses arc now tho