The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-05-01
CONFLICT 7qO1

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Conflict sired Contest, 2:2I pacing. The
fastest colt at two years old ever bred OF
ever owned in Missouri until 1895. He is
Conflicts Oldest colt, and made his record
in 1893 in the fourth heat of n winning
race. Conflict has several other fast colts,
Whit F., 2:24H; the 4-yeaT-old IIenick
has gone in 2:24; Lady CoOh'ct has shown
2:25. Conflicts eldest colts are now G
years old.
Conflict 1902 is n blood bay. 15H hands:
foaled July, 1887; siied by Madrid 1895,
the best bred son of George Wilkes, being
by George WilEes and cut of Mercedes, a
sister of EGmOnt and Meander. sircs of
Lobasco, 2:10H, and PamIico, 2:1O. Grand
dam, that great brood mare, Minerva
dam OF Egmont, MeandeT and Nugget),
by Pilot, Jr., ~, etc. Madrid has sired Ia
Tosca, 2:15H; Pelerine, 2:15, and ten Others
in the list, etc.
mare, Rosa Clay dam OF Capoul, 2:2S;
Atlantic, Belgium, Conflict, etc.), ny
American Clay 81 (sire Of three in the
list, and sire OF the dams of thiIty-four);
second dam by Downing's Bay Messenger
(sire of Jim Porter, 2:2S%, and little
Nora, the dam of Clark Chief S9); third
dam by Buford's Cripple (sire of the dam
of Lizzie r.. 1924, etc.
Conflict has the fashionable "Wilkes-
CIay'' cross. lie rs very shapely, bright
and handsome. He sires fine individuals
with race horse speed.
TERMs.-S2O.O0, payable when mare
proves In foal.
PAMISIER 220S7.
PAMISIER is a bay, 15H hands; foaled
September II, 1889, by that great young
Katie Earl, 2:16H, and sixteen others in
the list. He is a brother of GreenIander,
2:12. being by Princeps 536 (sire of Trim
ket 2:14, and 3S others in the 2:30 list)
dam, the great brood mare, Juno, (dam
of Earl, 2:23A, Greenlander, 2:l2, and
Naomi, 2:25), by HambIetonian 10, etc.
The dam OF Pamisier is the great brood
mare, Ashland Kate, 2:29A-made in 1876,
dam of Kate O., 2:27H and grand-dam OF
Chief 751, (sire OF three from 2:17H to
2:30, and the dam of fifteen inthe list)
second dam, Lady Haggard, (dam Of Ash
land Kate, 2:29A) by Captain Walker
(siTe of the dams of Harry Wilkes, 2:13H,
Garfield, 2:21, and four others5;
third dam, Clark County Maid, by Tray
eler, by Old Davy Crockett. Here is a
BRED FELLowI He sires good,
rangy colts, and / think will go fast.
PAMIsIER trotted the HigginsviIle
track last year with little handling in
2:31. He has style, quality and size; and
is an extra fine breeder.
TERMs:-S10.O0, payable when mare
proves in foal.
VIEWMONT 4444.
VIEWMONT is a blood bay-no white
Icy hands, weight 1900 pounds, foaled
April, 1888. Sired by Almont Pilot 1853,
%(sire, Rosemont, 2:23h, Billy Bolton,
2:15A, Eli Almont, 2:22b, Maggie Al
mont, 2:1S, and four others; also sire OF
the dams of Fashions Maid, 2:24K, Emo
leta, 2:24A, and six others), by the great
Almont 80 (sire of 81. His sons sired 1926
and PAGERS, and his daughters
produced 81 in the list) dam Lucille, by
Alex. Abdallah 10, (sire of Goldsmith
Maid, 2:14J, grand dam by Pilot, JT. II,
etc.
Viewmont's dam is Lady Douglas, (dam
of St. Lambert, 2:29H) by Bourbon Chief
3S3, (sire of Caimer, 2:22, and the dams OF
ten in the 2:30 list; among them Pickard,
2:1SA; Mambritonian, 2:20H, etc.,, by
Chief IL, ETC.; second dam,
jackson, by thorough
bred), son of Union by Imported Glencoe.
Viewmont ibreeds very large. His colts
are good lockers and sell readily.
Viewmont is the sire of the dams OF
Whit F., 2;24H and other speedy ones.
TERMs:-SS00, payable when mare
in foal.
Pasturage, $3.50 per month; feed extra.
| will not be responsible should any acci-
dents or escapes occur.
Stable thTee-fourths of a mile northeast
Of town. Address:
II. f. GILLESPIE,
Bates City, Mo.
Or G. w. BATES, Lexington, Mo.