The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-04-10

wait for the fool-killer to come along
and get in his work. He gets move
on himself and evolves some plan to
relieve those necessities.
Orlean 2:2415 by Clipper Brooks,
out of the dam of Brookside 2:llA
and Red Hal 2:13A, foaled a FLY by
Martins Hal on March Is. The
mare and foal are owned by O. Whit
son, New Burlington, o.
George Farmer has a good stable
of harness horses in training at
Cumberland Park. The PAGER
Calico 10 promises to earn a fair
sha:e of fame on the track, as he is
naturally very fast and possesses
other race horse qualities. Another
good PAGER in the stable is a three
year-old gelding by Adfield out of
mare by Almont Boy. This fellow
is strictly trotting bred but cannot
trot little bit indeed he cannot
trot at all; he only knows how to
pace. He paced halves last year in
| :09. DeWayne 2:30, Warrene and
a sister to Warrene, owned by Sam
Warren, Spring Hill, Tenn, are in
this stable. DeWayne is in fine
shape and is expected to trot down
in the teens this year. Warrene is
one of the fastest PAGERS ever bred III
Tennessee, and will prove it some
day. She was out of condition last
year, but appears to be all right now.
Ben Thomas was delighted with
the way hOrsemen admired his
grand young horse Rhino by Duplex,
dam by King Hal. This fellow cor
tainly has many good points that
will fill the eye of any horseman.
George Fleming, the good old
negro groom of Messrs. Thompson q
Watkins says he was fright in de
push-right in de push sah," and we
believe George was not far off the
track, for he had under his care last
Monday the two grand young horses,
Silver Dare and Springfield, both of
which came in for their full share of
praise.
The horses sent in from South Side
Park were: Erector 1925, the good
son of Director, and Dallie by NAM
brine Gift 2:20, the property of Mr..
r. Il. Denham. Erector was look
ing good and was handled by his
trainer Billy Harrison. Mr.. Mckay
was also in the push with his we'll
known and well-liked horse, Hal
Carter 2:22R, who never looked bet
ter. He was accompanied by his
son Claud, who makes for him fit
companion in the stud.
In the big crowd of horses and
men it was almost impossible to get
the names, breeding and ownership
of them all, and of course, there are
several animals left out that are
worthy Of notice, which we would
have given cheerfully had they been
furnished to us.
Elsewhere in this department will
be found the card of Messrs. Thomp-
son & Watkins, who are in keeping
ing with the times, offering for pub
lie service the two grand young
stations Silver Dare and Spring
field at ridiculously low fees. They
also have two good mule jacks that
are placed at low fee. The above
animals will be found at the farm of
Mr.. Dave Watkins about two miles
west of Ashwood, who is prepared in
every way to care for your stock.
In calling the attention of our
readers to Mr.. Denham's card OF
Erector, we hope they will give this
grand horse more than passing no.
tice. With limited opportunities he
has proven himself to be game
levelheaded race horse; he is gated
right; he is bred right, and individu-
ally he is right to sire not only race
horses, but first-class road horses
Don't overlook this fellow.