Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-04-26
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Great Stallion

~. NV hea, Ninlta, Ind. Ter,
s>&RI the great HambletOnian
stallion, GEORGE PERRY, and l
take pleasure In calling special atten-
tion to his rich breeding. One should
spare neither pains nor expense In
procuring the services of the highest
bred stations.
Measured by the 2:20 standard, the
trotting family which was founded by
Rysdyk's HambletOnian .The hero of
Chester" Is undoubtedly the greatest
the world has ever seen. or the great
number of horses which have trOtted
in 2:30 or better, about one-half are
direct descendants from this great
horse. His name appears In the pedi-
gree Of more than one-half Of the
horses which have made records OF 2:20
or better. or the nine which have
trOtted In Ala or better seven are by
his sons, another out of his daughter
and the ninth by balf brother. At
all ages and in all classes the Hamble-
tonians wear the crown OF supremacy.
Did you ever take a thought that
George Perry's sire has as much Ham
bletOnian blood as any other horse in
the world? Do you know that he Is
grandson Of HambletOnian Xy Will
sire of the season 1899, having put ser
enteen colts in the 2:30 list, record
never equaled by any other stallion, Is
George Perry's own uncle? This rec
ord was made without any systematic
booming, such as ElectiOneer and
George Wilkes.
GEORGE PERRY
Record 2:37l, made at Abiline, Kan,
1855, black, star in forehead, l5a hands
high, weighs 1915 pounds, IN stud con-
ditiOn, bred By George Perry, Manhat-
tan, Kan, foaled June 25, 1882, sired
by Aladdin 2z3, record and trial 2:2y.
| First dam by AlmOnt Prince, sire Of
Halrops Tom, 2:26, Aladdin by Rys-
| dyk's HambletOnian Y, sire on Dexter
2:l7l, and forty others in 2.20 or better,
and sire of fOrty-four mares which
have produced fifty trotters in 2:30 and
better, also sire of lU7 sons which have
sired 56I with records from 2:064 to 2:30.
| First dam Miss Monroe, Lfull sister
to Monroe, 2:213, and the dam of Fer
| gus McGregor, sire OF Lady Wonder,
2:2s4] by Iron Duke, lSl. Second dam.
, Young Saline, Ldam Of Monroe. 2:26A,
and St. Patrick, PAGER, 2:241l by Guy
! Miller. Third dam, Saline ldam OF j i.
III. Coleman, 2:3l4l by Pamuky, son Of
American Eclipse, Iron Duke l6l, fsire
OF kelsie, 2:23l. Monroe, 2;273, Silver
Duke, 2:2g4, Ccriander, 2;2ol by Ham
bletonian N;dam by Miller's Sir Henry.
Guy Miller, lsire OF g 5. Darby, 2:I01l
by Hambletonian y; dam by Nancy
Bolivar, Almont Prince by Almont
NXNIlI, lsire of WestmOnt T.. 2:13i.
Fannie WitherspoOn, 2:I6f, Piedmont
2;l7i, Aldine 2:l6f and thirty-three
more in 2:30 or better; also sire OF
AlmOnt, Jr., 1876, sire Of Belle Ham-
lin, 2:l35 First dam by Imported
| Arabian MassOud Second dam. Eagle
| by Zenith, by American Eclipse. Third
dam Eagletta, by Grey Eagle. Fourth
dam, Mary Howe, by Tiger Fifth
dam, Lady Robin by Robin Gray.
George Perry obtained his record In
perfect ease and trOtted the last hall
Of the fourth heat III. George Perry
is leyel-headed, steady and as tine d
disposition horse as can be; family
horse, can be driven 10 the top OF
speed by lady. George Perry Is a
noble breeder; his colts are large, nat
ural trOtters. When you stop and
think that road horses will sell tO-da,
for as muck money or more than they
did five years ago, why not raise The
} stock Of horses that will sell and take
the chance OF getting trOtter thai
will bring you big money as will thOs,
that are selling them every day.
This horse was driven one-haif mil,
over Ninita track by Mrs. @. G.. Athe,
In one minute and twenty-five second
: during the fair OF lSo2
Terms, $40 for the season; SIS 10 Ia
sure. which Is very reasonable. Thi
: horse Will be kept by his owner at vi
nlta and ought 10 be well patr0nlzei
3 at the extreme low figures.
O. c.. ATHEr
- j. p. COMA, Owner, Vlnlta. Ind. Tel