The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-08

fine looking bay mare, four years old and
10. hands high, by imported Rossington,
out of Iezetic, by Falsetto, dam Zephyr by
Lexington.
Clementna is bay mare. 15$4 hands high
and four years old. She is by Rayon d. Or,
dam imported Clemency. This unusually
handsome animal has been first class race
mare, being beaten on two occasions only by
a neck in mile races run in 1.4O and a frac-
ton. She was also second to Watterson in
one nile in 1.41 1-5 on the turf. She is the
winner of number of stakes and races.
Still another bay is Souvenir, 49,, hands
high and twelve years old. She is by Eolus,
dam Sans Souci, by imported Bonnie Scot
land out of Drew Drop by Lexington. She
has been Il noted performer on the turf, hay-
ing won great many races at all distances.
Flossie Tanning is a five year old chestnut,
l5$i hands high, by Hyder Ali, dam Glori-
anne, she by Joe Daniels, out of Rebecca, "
Hubbard, second dam Electra by imported
Eclipse She won few races, but was
broken down by over-training, vet is none
the less II very valuable mare for breeding
purposes.
New Dance is "A bay, 15l9 hands high and
five years old. She is by imported New
Court, out of Can Dance by War Dance. Her
speed and success on the turf make her u
very valuable mare in the stud, her dam
being highly distinguished as Il heat racer in
the celebrated War Dance family.
Slnnlnr is "a oh oil
and six years old. She is by Warwick. he by
bennington, out of Minnie Minor by Lexing.
ton. Her dam was Nellie Peyton she b,
imported Hurrah out of Emily Peyton b,
Lexington. She is very fast mare and Il
grand race mare, and belongs to one of the
most noted of racing families, the Peytons
from which have come some of the very best
horses on the turf.
Maggie b. is IA sixteen hand chestnut, six
years old She's by Miner, by imported Lean.
ington out OF II daughter OF Lexington. dam
Young Grecian Bend by shannon, he by
Monday out of Hennie Farrow by Shamrock.
Maggie B. is a beautiful big mare, and the
dam of handsome yearling llly.
Nocalite is six year old bay mare, sixteen
hands high, by Vocalic, out OF vietta By
imported kyrle DAILY, second dam Vienna
Vandal. She is Il large mare, and almost Il
first class race horse.
Ruth II. is II five year old chestnut. - A,
hands high. She is by Big Sandy, he by
Au-tralian, out Of Jeneura by Lexington.
dam Rhoda by Blgaroon, dam Belle of CraH %
ford by Belmont. Ruth II. has won many
races, and comes of a first class racing family.
70 enumerate all the distinguished mares
and horses Mr.. Singerly has at the Stock
Farm, and give anything like their Just pe,.I-
,,rees, would take up many columns of the
WING. But they cannot be passed by with
out ii word or two about at least two of his
celebrated stations.
Philip d., who was adjudged prize at the
Wissahickon Horse Show last week. is il
splendid creature He is l6i, hands. nine
years old and beautiful bay. He is Dy
Lohgtcllow, out vi Sylph 10y imported
Gcnelg. He is full brother to kalula. the
grand race mare, and winner OF so many
STAKES. He has been Il fine race horse him.
self. On Sunday morning he looked som, F.
what the worse tor mis- experiences in
Philadelphia where he had evidently sui
lered greatly from heat. But by this time he
is his same Old self again.
Leo Brigel is a bay horse l5$4 hands high
and nine years old. He is by Brigadier dam
Emma Wilson, by imported Glengarry, out
of Sallie Wilson by Bulletin, second dam Vic
toria by Stanley. He has been Il first class
race horse being "placed' 43 times out Of
his 45 last starts, and has been winner at
all distances, defeating some of the best
horses of all classes in the country. He has
three very handsome illlies and one colt the
tilly out OF Vulpina being, without exception,
one OF the handsomest illies ever foaIed.
These are the first of his issue. His prospects
in the stud are very promising.
There are already no fewer than fifteen
yearlings, tilies and colts on the Elktou
Stock Farm, as handsome youngsters as may
be found anywhere. The WING man found
these and their illustrious companions ali
shading themselves in the beautifully cool
and well-wooded pastures which are char
acteristic of the pretty valley OF which Mr..
Singerlys farm forms part The farm is only
about 300 acres large. but it furnishes a
grand object lesson to farmers in general, not
only in the manner already pointed out but
also from the fact that although there are
nearly eighty horses upon it, and these have
been fed all the winter in high style, yet at
this time of the year, when corn and hav
begin to run short with many people, there
are over 1900 bushels of the former and 100
tons of the latter still in the storehouses.
Every bit of this was raised at home. Here.
forsooth, is good farming.
In the stabling arrangements there could
be little. if any, Improvement. The main
stable is formed in the shape of I. 1t con
tains seventeen very roomy box stalls, with
harness rooms, blanket rooms, office and
complete arrangements for the cleaning of
grain descending from the oat bins on the
second floor to feed boxes below. The con-
veniences for feeding so large number Of
horses cannot be surpassed. There is a tread
mill, which is worked by two horses for
cutting up hay and fodder, shelling corn and
cutting carrots. The main stable is tenanted
by the driving horses and stations. 1t is
surrounded by forty-eight box stalls, all
about fourteen feet square, where the brood
mares and yearlngs are kept.
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