The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-10
HORSE WITH WORLD
RECORD IN PARADE
ON STOCK SHOW DAY
TWO DOUBLE RECORD ANIMALS
ARE THE PRINCIPAL ATTRAC.
TON IN LINE.
ARGOT HAL and The Able
Long List of Those Who Had Entries
Together With the Names of the
Animals ShoWn-Good Breeding
Feature.
Mondays Daily.)

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Stock uay in Columbia has again
come and gone, and many were the
good horses shown, and large crowd
witnessed the exhibitions.
While the exhibition of stock was
not what was to have been expected
nor hoped for, it was such that any
MaEry countian might be proud Of the
blooded stock shown on the streets
here
The horses that attracted the most
attention We're The Able, with the
worlds champion double record of
2:G4 as PAGER and 2:1O1a as a trot-
ter, and Argot Hal, an honored mem
Der of the great Hal family of horses
of which Maury county and Maury
countians will ever be proud. Argot
Hal also has a double record of
12:O71a as a PAGER, and 2:11A as
trotter, and is thought by many to be
perhaps the premier of the Hal fam
lily. Walter Direct 2:O5A, was seen
in harness and excited considerable
admiration from the crowd in review.
The career of The Able is one of
remarkable success from every stand
point. He is as clean as a pin and
stands Is hands 8, weighing a little
| hpttor than 1 00n Mounds IL
eafing winner, and unbeaten as a
PAGER, his winnings being $17,650 as
PAGER and $6,620 as a trotter and
Ed Geers says he will never be beat
en- in double record.
Among the horses shown were the
| following:
Chaffin Bros. exhibited Walter Di-
erct 2:O5A.
John w. Alexander, of Lynnyille,
showed The Able 2:O4 (p), 2:1Ok
(D.
The Mt. Pleasant Draft Horse Co.
exhibited Count Marley, a registered
Percheron horse. This horse weighs
], $50 pounds and is beautiful chest
nut sorrel with faxy name and tail.
Flem Sheegog exhibited Correctly
2:11 by Directly 2O3A.
Rippey Steele showed Goldsmith by
Goldsheen, by Goldzil, and Snow Hal
by Burns Hal, dam by Hal Parker.
w. M. Tolley exhibited two splen-
did horses in the parade, Directs
Star 01509, race record 2:1715, trial
half mile track 2:10A, by Direct Hal
|2:04R. dam Stella Hal Directs
Star is the sire of Flower Direct
l2:O4A and others, and Pilatus Sec
ond by Pilatus
John -Sowell had in the parade Fred
S. Princeps 44505, by Fred S. Wilkes,
dam Jennie |. Jay Moco, dam Jay
hawker Maid by Jayhawker, by Jay
| bird. and King William by Snow Heel
Denmark, he by Hamlin Denmark,
first dam by King William he by
Washington Denmark.
| John w. Matthews showed Peck's
Badboy by a son of The Spy, dam a
= Bay Pilot mare, and JIM Giddefis, a
saddle horse.
| c ID. Frierson showed Ball Direct
by Walter Direct, dam a Tom Web
ster mare, second dam by Stephen
sons Hal.
! Little Bigby Stock Farm, owned by
J. S. and C. A. Wright, exhibited Illyr-
ian, Jr., by old Illyrian, and Jones
4 Gentry, by John R. Gentry
l.. E. Hardison showed Jack John.
son, by Tilly, and out of Susie Brown.
o. l.. Dortch showed a Welch pony.
/. Will Sellars showed a little Sdet.
land PONY, major, by John Gentry.
& A. B. Harlan showed his famous
saddle horse Rex Donovan by Rex
mcdaniel; and imported Moro, a fine
black jack.
Watson Bros. had on display Little
Dan a Welch-Shetland pony, and
. three registered black jacks.
. J. ]. Underwood showed Red Light
by Scott's Red Pilot, dam a Brooks
mare.
. VIII Harris showed a combined
horse by Tilly. dam by Steele Hal.
C. D. and Joe Ingram showed Snow
Hal by Hal Brown, dam Black Satin.
John Davis, colored, exhibited Du-
pick colt.
Babe Lucas showed a three-year-old