Arizona republican., 1908-03-02

heat in 2:11 IA. He finished his four 1 year-Old season with seven monies to his credit and a record of 2:14 1-2.
 As five -year-old Direct View made
 a most creditabe campaign, starting
 in twelve races and winning money in
 nine. He won his race at Columbus. | lowering his record to 2:1O 1-4;s was
 second to Gold Standard at Windsor in
 2:11 1-4 and at Detroit was fourth in
 a field of eight, including Sweet Marie
 and Angiola. At New York he was
 second to John Taylor in a field of
 eight, and again raced second to that
 horse at Brighton Beach At the
 Readville grand circuit meeting. Di-
 rect View won over field of six, trot-
 ting in 2:O9 1-2, 2:1O 3-4, and two days
 later won two heats from Sweet Marie. making his present record of 2:0S 3-4, second in the other three heats The week following. he won third money,
 being close up the second heat to John Taylor and Snyder McGregor in 2:O9 1-4.
 ! In his six-year-old form, the season
 of 1905. Direct View. handled and driv-
 en bv MT. c. L. DeRvder the noted
 driver and a regular visitor at our ter
 ritorial fair, raced through the Grand circuit at nine meetings. winning
 money five times, at Windsor, Detroit, Buffalo. Providence and Lexington. At Buffalo he was close up with Snyder
 McGregor and Norman B. in 2:O6 1-2 and zoe 3-4, winning third money In his work Direct View has shown ability to trot in S:05 under favorable | circumstances. He has trotted quar-
 ters in thirty seconds. halves in 1:O1
 1-2. He ;s still in his prime-game l level-headed and reliable. For stock purposes, his fine size. splendid indi- viduality. sterling qualities as a race horse. and his breeding, all command attention.
 Direct View is one Of the very best ! bred sons of his sire, his dam running | back through Kentucky Prince and Hambletonian. to a famous speed pro 1 duCing daughter of American Star. His ! service fee has been placed within the reach of all and breeders should avail 1 themselves of the opportunity of | breeding to such a horse
 Castillion. 41665. a registered, black | Percheron stallion. the Arabian stall 1 lion, The Colonel and the jacks. Mi 1 kado. 69S. Patsy Bolivar and Don Ped
 TO. are also at home at the Packard ranch. Castillion, four years old. is sOnNOf the imported Casino (45462) 2T.- | S30. out oc Debora. 20.S52 and is at ypresent at the head of the largest herd
 of pure bred Percherons in Arizona 1 Weighing a ton when in condition,
 he possesses the size. bone and sub stance, essential to a perfect draft horse, and the eleven head of his
 get last year from registered mares, is | his strongest testimonial that he trans
 mits all of his good qualities to his
 offspring. Castillions sire. Casino. is 1 no ordinary horse. He vas a prize winner al the national show of France
 in 1901, and at that time was at the
 head of the most noted stud in France, the property of NJ. Tachean. at La | PellOiS. Casino was first prize winner
 at head of herd at the American Royal 1903, 1905 and 1906. Since 1903 he has won forty first and sweepstakes prizes,
 a record unequaled by any Percheron stallion shown in America. Casino
 was awarded the gold medal at the American Royal in 1906 for champion stallion any age. This was offered as
 special, given by the Percheron So- ciety Of America.
 No less distinguished as a prize win
 ner, is Debora, the dam of Castillion.
 Her career in the show ring has been most brilliant and she has seldom fail ed to be returned a winner. DebOra
 won first prize at the American Royal two years ago. and three of her colts were also prize winners at the same
 time. At a public sale about two
 weeks ago, at Wichita. Kans., Debora,
 now an aged mare, sold for sS50 Cas-