The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-07
YoUNG & M7CAUSLAND-
MONDAYS HORSE SHOW.
A Large Crowd Assembled to View
the Fiery Steeds.

Fine animals were shown upon the
streets of Lexington, last Monday. To a
Judge of horses, it was clearly indicated
that within the connnes Of old Lafayette
there were a. good horses ~ can be found
in this fair country. More horsss q
been shown In Lexington on previous
days. but no better ones q few larger
crowds have ever come to witness them.
Monday was pre-sminsntly q horseman's
day in Lexington. Nearly every breeder
in the county was here, and many from
adjoining cou mites. They came to see
good stock, and departed not disappointed.
One of the horses that attracted much
attention was Eaglemont, \ young
chestnut sorrel, the property Of J. A.
Horn & Son. He 10 . beautiful horse,
sired by wilkomont, and bids fair to make
fast speed.
7. r. Stockton was on hand with his
fine saddle horse, Strathmors, Jr., 664. .
beautiful dark bay, sixteen hands high,
and weighing 100 pounds. He il . horse
of ine action and form, in fact one of the
handsomest in the county.
Mr.. j. W. Warder showed Prince, . fine
draft horse. and Palo Alto, one of Lon
Duvsi's noted Jacks. They attracted much
attention.
Cyclone, a fine young ~trotter, was
shown. He will be handled by Mr.. Wade
Hicklin, and il a jewel.
j. G. Bledsoe's young saddle stallion
was on exhibition and created much com
ment. He goes all b gaits, is we'll
formed and very stylish. We have no
better horses than this one.
Frank Stewart was OF course on hand,
and showed his saddle horse, Artist, and
two fine jacks. His horse, especially.
attracted attention. He is one of the
finest horses In the state. He is four
years old, and in 1893 tool seventeen blue
ribbons.
Mr.. ID. l.. Mitchell had his draft horse,
Louis, and he was . good one
MIR. F. Schockley showed his young
t~rotter, Ray Randall, q fine young horse
by Ambassador. He also had the fine
Spanish jack, Chief.
Mr.. ". Small was here with his prom
Using two-year-old, English Glory. This
was q fine blood bay, sixteen hands high,
and well proportioned. Mr.. Small also
has the fine jack, Z%ollicotisr, at his farm,
"Colonei Ireland" was shown by Mr..
Thomas 3. Smith. He is four years old
large, and has three white feet. He wa,
sired by Wilkomont.
Mr.. Ernst Hoffmzn's horse, Pluto, at.
tracted much attention. lie is q promis.
ing young trotter OF Mambrino and Lega
Tender stock.
Jim. Bouldridge had on exhibition
Eugo and King Raven, the former 4,
trotter and the latter q saddler. They ar,
both valuable animals.
Captain Joseph Il. Barnett's horse
Pathos, 1104i, standard and registered
came in for his share of the comment. H,
is of Hambletonian and Mambrino stock
and Is one Of the finest animals in tn,
state.
Linwood Lawn lac only one entry,
fine young ~trotter, Dock johnson. Thi
farm has almost a national reputation
but circumstances were such hat more o
its horses were not brought in.
Clifton Denmark, $50, n. s. IL. r., il
one OF the finest saddle horses in TIT
state. He is owned by Silver and C.. ID
Ewing, Jr., and is q ribbon winner.
Thomas Pollard exhibited Fieetfoot, al
~all-purpose horse, and a good one.
The subject OF the morning sermon a
the Methodist church Sunday, April 8
will be. 1.-THE Relation between Religion
and Morality" In the evening the thirt
in the serious OF ermon on the Lord
Prayer. will be preached, Text, Thy
Kingdom Come.