The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-04-01
TRIPLE CHIEF

Nine years old; I6H hands HIGH. hlccd
| bay with black points,. white in face as
characteristic of Old Indian; tail well set;
long ears; extra limbs and feet. Bred bv
Fletcher Cheathant Carlisle, KY. Triple
Chief is a horse of finest finish; Hack
ney in action, and full of speed
TRIPLE CHIEF will make the season
'of 1908, at Sunnyside, three and one-half
miles from Mt. Sterling, on Grassy Lick
Turnpike, at ~
$40 Ter . Living Colt.
Money due when colt is foaled or mare
parted with. or bred to another horse.
Lien on colt until service fee is paid,
TRIPLE CHIEF by Sims Clark Chief
2IIo. First dam by Harrison's Chief,
5S4I; Second dam by Old Indian Chief,
S52: Third dam by Collier, fzA6glor.
Sims Clark Chief sire of Croxie, 2:IA,
Tony Newal, 2:I9; Woodford Chief, 2:22,
and others in ago. Sims Clark Chief
by Old Clark Chief, So. First dam Vir-
gle by Alexander's Abdallah, sire of Gold
smiths Maid, ana.
Harrison Chief, sire of George L.,
2:26H; George T., 2:36; Jennie W.,
2:32K, and of the dams of ]. H. L.,
2:oS4; Lou Chief, the highest priced
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sire of $4,000 Glorious Red Cloud: Bour-
bon Chief, the sire of S. 900 Montgomery
Chief and of Emily, the wonderful Show
Mare at the Worlds Fair and Madison
Square.
Indian Chief, sire of Red Cloud, Ken
lucky Chief, Lady de Jarnett, who first
drew national attention to our State as
producing the type known as Fancy Sad
oilers and Harness Horses. Indians blood
is in both Glorious Red Cloud and Mont
gomery Chief.
Students OF Kentucky Harness Horses
disagree as to the relative greatness OF
Harrison and his half-brother, Sims
Clark Chief (Old John) as producers.
One or the other holds first place with no
, other contestant, save Old Indian Chief
Triple Chief should settle the question for
this generation, representing Old John as
p his sire, Harrison through his dam and
Old Indian through his and dam, a COM
bination of blood lines unique which must
perpetuate the greatness of the three sires.
The intelligent breeder of to-day recog.
nizes four essentials in the successful
competition for honors and prices-indi-
viduality, action, size and speed. The
farmer demands size for animals left al
home. We feel, in offering Triple Chief
for public service, that he has no equal in
these essentials, nor could have if blood
lines are a guarantee. He stands I6 4
hands, braced by two dams 10 hands. and
throws size, as his colts testify.
Old John is without peer as the sire of
harness horses, roadsters and coach horses
Harrison combines the above with a
grace and finish that made him and his
get the show hcrses &c .!!..c Void. a
span of geldings, sons of these two sires
sold for 5000.
Glorious Red Cloud, the $40, 900 World
Winner in the show ring, was bv a son of
Harrison, and his dam by a son of Indian.
Montgomery Chief, the 5000 product
of our own county, is the result of the
cross of Harrison's and Indians blood.
No other living sire offers these three
coveted blood lines, Old John, Harrison
and Indian. We predict that Triple
Chief will be crowned King of Kentucky
Sires. His colts, his individuality, and his
ancestral achievements are the guarantee.
At the same place my celebrated Black
Jack, King Rails. IS hands, will
make the season at $500. Terms
same as Triple Chief.
Mares grazed at 10 cents per day. Will
not be responsible for accidents or es-
capes. Address, SHIRLEY MASON,
Rural Route No. I. Grassy, XIV.