Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma181891sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
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596 ^Ee IPmte awd jljKrrtsttmtu June 6 WIIKES-ELEGTMEER. m AT CLOVERDELL FARM, 1891. a ^ POPULAR SIRES. REGISTERED AND STANDARD, * TUT A 1\/TD"DTTVrn TYTTRT'E'V 0.10 S ,4 «ire of CRESCENDO, 2:24, Gretna, 2:27J, Rintoul, MAIViUltiriU JJUJJLril, -i:Jy 0-4, 2:28i, and others with fast colt records and trials. MAMBRINO DUDLEY Is a bay horse, 152 hands high, weighing 1,175 pounds. $ftO the season, with return privileges. nrnvnwmTVnPTrT? Q KO*; Brother In blood to SVXOI.,2:10 i-2,byELECTI0NEER,dam OUlVilVlUl>tIj£jiX, OjtJiij by (JEM:KU. BKVIO,\ Seal brown, 16 hands, ankleB white; five years old. $50 the season, with return privileges. A T â DT?T>rn TT 1 9 AO 1 (INBRED WL^KES), bv RED WILKES, dam byAlCVONE. «:*?. AJjIXEjIIJ. II., liijUZf^j Dark bay, no white: will be 16 hands; three years old. $50 the season, with return privileges. T n*D "H "117 A T> T> "P'W 11 l^Q By LORD RDSSELL, full brother to MAVD S , S;OS 3-4, XAjmxU WAIUXEjIN, LijlUO, dam Dy MADRID, a richly-bred son of GEIIKtiE W1LKKS; second and third damB very fashionably bred. Dark brown, no white; will be 16 hands; three years old. $5U the season, with return privileges. MAMBRINO DUDLEY will make the season in charge of J. B. Perry, Lexington, Ky. COMMONEER, ALBERT H. and LORD WARREN will make the season at "Olovevdell," Colmar, Montgomery County, Pa. FOB SAI*EâStandard-bred colts, fillies and broodmares. Registered Jersey cattle. English setter and rongh-coated St. Bernard dogs. Catalogues mailed on application. A. H MOORE, Proprietor, 171 i Spring: Garden St , Philadelphia, Pa. W. FRED PRESGRATE, Manager, Colmar, Montgomery County, Pa. SANMATEO STOCKFARM HOME OF GUY WILKES, Record, 2:15 1-4. Guy Wilkes- Sable Wilkes, Boot full tor 1891, and positively no Mares will be " booked to him for 1892. Three Tear Old Eeeord 2:1S. Limited to Twenty ont- â >j side mares for season 1891, twelve of which are already engaged. $500 for the season. SABLE WILKES, 15J hands, black horse, by Guy Wilkes, first dam Sable by The Moor; second dam Gretchen by Mambrino Pilot; third dam Kitty Kirkman by Canada Chief; fourth dam by Fanning's Tobe; fiifth dam by Imp. Leviathan. T .OH \A/lll?"fiCJ Brown Horse, six years, 16 hands, full brother to Sable XJKPKJ Â¥V HXiDO, Wilkes, will be allowed to serve thirty mares at $100 the season. "R(=>0*p1 "\A7"il"k"PSl Eay Horee. fonr ?6<ts old. (Champion two-year-old XXlCgOil VVJ.XXik.CS3, record, 2:20J; three-year-old record, 2:17J.) By Guy Wilkes; first dam Margaret by Sultan; second dam by The Moor; third dam by Belmont Limited to Twenty approved mares at $250 for season 1891. nn (Pacer), foaled 1887. (three-year-old record, 2:16)); brown horse, 15* _ C«C7, hands; sired by Guy Wilkes; first dam Sable Hayward by PoBcora Hay ward, 2:23)-, second dam Sable by the Moor; third dam Gretchen by Mambrino Pilot- fourth dam by Canada Chief; fifth dam by Tobe (Fanning's); sixth dam by Imp. Levia- than. Will make season 1891 at $150. * °"" Mares not proving with foal may be returned the following season free of service fee Parties engaging the services of any of the above horses must send a deposit of 10 per cent' of service money with engagement. Pasturage $6 per month, and when the condition oi the animal requires it, hay or gram, or both, are fed, the charge will be $12 50 per month Good care will be taken of all mares sent to the farm, but no liability will be assumed for accidents or escapes. Mares may be shipped direct to me at Oak Grove Station, San Mateo County All bills are due at time of service, but must be paid by July 1st of eaoh year No stock will be allowed to leave the place until all bills are paid. Season commences February 1st. WILLIAM COEBITT. San Mateo stock Farm, San Mateo, Cal. Rup The produce of Eros averaged in the New York Auction Sales of 1889 and 1890, $1,820, for untried and unbroken colts, the majority of them out of Thoroughbred Mares, showing that the Royal Breeding of their Sire, EROS, obtained the prices. 5326 5326 Will make the season of i89i-February 1st to July lst-at tlie Race Track SAN JOSE. ' PEDIGREE. EROS (5326) Standard by his Bire " " dam " record " produce under till mien BROS (5326). /'Electioneer 125 Urandslre of Norlaine, 1 yr.,2:31H. I Sire of Sunol,2yrs.,;i:18, I Sunol, 3 yra.,2:10^, Hinda Rose, 4 yrs., 2:16, ; Palo AltOt2:12X. I Produce of EROS Wanda, 2:lflJi, Sollta,iyr8âi ilK. Maraqulta.2:35J4, Daylight, 2 yrs., 4:66. Sontug Mohawk JJam of EroB. 2:'£9X. Sport, 2:22^, bailie Benton, 2:17V, Conductor, 2;25J<, Coliua,2:25K. For continuation of pedigree, see Wallace's Register. *»«'!* â h«\£r?H.,,ceUt,,e Fa**est Animal o! «:»0 1-4, «:I9 t-«, J'JIM 1 to Cart. DESCRIPTION. IAbdallah l Sire of the dams of Goldsmith Maid, 2:1-1 and 7 other produc- ing dams Charles Kent mare ouu wuioen in z:ao list, and By imp. Bellfounder grandslre of 728 In list. ('Harry Clay 43 Sire of the dams of St. Julian,2:11X, U^reen Mountain Maid J Bodine,2:l9X. Dam of Prospero, 2-20, ; and H more in 2:30 Elaine, 2;20,Same Trot.2^2 I liBt" Elista., 2:22k, Storm, 2:26tf, Antonio, 2:2SV.Miranda.'2-31 *-.' Mansfield,2:26. ' ' â /'Hambletonian 10 Sire of the dams of ,», . . _, ,' Stamboul,2:ii, (Mohawk Chief. ^ Wiltou,2:W S,iro ofâ t£?,<U*"?,i,i: lMt rtl°* I and 20 other trotters, I cum, 2:17K, Sallie Benton, J I £v «L:I7£' fedUr- 2 y«- (**** Purine 5, son of Mambrino Patchen 58; second dam by Clark ChieT 89; third dam by Iron Duke, son of Cassius M. Clay 18. TERMS, 825 FOR SEASON. Russia, 3675. (Brotherto Muscovite, 2:285£). SON OFâ Nutwood. 2;183i, by Belmont, out of the dam of Maud S.. 2:08%. dam Reiua Victoria, dam of Princeton, 2:19%: Euclid, 2:28i-i; Muscovite, 2:23%(; second dam Hyacinth, uam of Sweet Ctclly,2:3»; third dam Clara, dam of Dexter, 2:17^, Alma 2:28^. and Asterla. 2:29H: fourth dam McKlnstry Mare, dam of Shark, 2:'J7\. TERMS S200 PER BEASON. Plutone8024. SON OF â Wilkie Collins, 3u01. dam Maggie Patchen, by Hamlin's Pluto, son of Mambrino Patchen, 58, second dam Fanny (dam of Annie Wilkes 2:21',» third dam O'Brien Mare, dam of Byron, 2:25^, and grandam of Vitama, 2:27. TERMS S75 PER SEASON. Bayfield. âSON OFâ Redfield. 2.28K. son of Red "Wilkes, Biro of Prince Wilkes. 2:143t. Phil Thompson, 2:10^, etc, dam Lady Connell (dam of Glenwood Prince 2:28)4i by Pocahontas Boy, 1700, sire of Buffalo Girl"; 2-12J4. etc. TERMS $50 PER SEASON. Reginald, âSON OFâ Hambrino,2:21K-sire of Delmarch, 2:18H,eto., dam Betty Spears, by Middletown. elre of Music, 2:2114. etc.* second dam Mozelle (thor- oughbred), by Imp Australian. TERMS, 825 FOR SEASON All mares bred to the stallions at the Two-Minute Stock Farm and not proving in foal can be returned next year free if they have not changed owners and the stallion used Is alive and â till owned at the farm. For further particulars address, W. J. WHITE, Two-Minute Stock Farm, ROCKPORT, O. L. D. Shippee's Stock Farm, Stock.ton, Oetl. The Home of the Trotter and Thoroughbred. Stallions in Service, Season of 1891: Trotting 33er>a,i»tiaa.eixt. DICTATOK WILKES.â Foalea 1888. standard bred, will stand for a few mares at $J5 the sea>on. DICTATOR WILEES -n.-^htn. ( Hambletonian 10, sire of Dexter, 2:17i a I Clara, dam of Dexter 2:17J Manola ( Georee Wilkes 2:22 iLizzie Blinker, dam of Bndd Orook 2:18i and Lucy Flemings 2:24A, and Adjntante 2.27J MOSES S, 11,009.âEeeord, five-years old (1890), 2:I9J; will Btand for a few maree at S7S tn» season. / Hsfflihnm. f NutWOOd 600 (nawinorne j Fidelia, dam of St Just by Electioneer. MOSES S, 11.009.. UyanMare,damofBaHa2:22J ( Kf/Sare6' MOSES S. ia a biy horse, 15J hands high, foaled 1385. 2:19J record. He Btyle, as well as a trotter of the flist quality. a horee of great range and any Sou of Electioneer iu Wanda »*?«â *«â¢â «». «â « ownernor mare« wUi ntrlctly follow tUc e'reat rule ol Nialllon by a producer and out ofa sure producer-or ireat Ion ibatl.as produced more 230 trotteri thiuany 1H ?ne ot more «:*u perlormer*i than »..«â i.«^â m.V.." -_i "Zlt>e breeding, viz., breed (o'a Ntajlioi NI>eed. KroM In by the Malik liorse, and In bImo the hire t !?:lOperlormerN than any borne 'living or o>ad 111 pat of the damof^Sallle Benton, four years old, record 2:17V. Hn..^ 9,^, CoLa, zTs" Con ». Heis frotn a family era from all classes of i next eeapoo, if mare or "" i, but no responalbllltv .^.»wUU^«, ât iouBuimuio rates. J kept up and fed hay , »o4WD- ~ «r. WM- H* VIOGET, San Jose P. O. Box 795: Jr, FRANK H. BUKKE, 401 Montgomery St., S. F. Tliorouslitored. Departraent- TAKE SOTICJE.âBay horse, foaled 1887; bred by M. D. Sweigert, Lexington, Eentncky. Sired by imported Prince Charley, sire ot Salvator and many other noted horses; first dam Nota Bene by imp. Glenelg; second dam Notice by Lexington, full sister to Nozfolk; third dam by imp Glencoe. FBLLOWCHARM.âBay colt, 16i bands, foaled 1887; bred by H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. Will stand for a few mares at §60. Sired by Longfellow; first dam Trinket by imported Great Tom; second dam3ob!net by Brown Dick; third dam by Ohilde Harold, etc., ete. MAJOR B4N.âA chestnnt, with star; stands 16 hands and is heavy boned; foaled lf>87; bred at Dixiana. Will stand for a few mares at 360 each. Sired by imported King Ban. First dam Hearsay by imp. Australian; second dam Dixie by imp. Sovereign; third dam St. Mary's by Hamlet, etc, etc. JOHN A.âBlack horse, ten years old; bred by Mr. A. Cardlnell. Will Btand for a few mares at 860 the Beason. Sired by Monday; first dam Lady Clare by Norfolk; second dam Versalla by imp. Sovereign; third dam Cottage Girl by Ainderby, etc. etc. A choice lot oi l on ny: rolts and Fillies lor sale at the lowest market prices. Cor- respondence solicited Address, L- U. SHIPPEE, Stockton, Cat LangtryFarni'sStud The Fast Trotting staiiion REDWOOD 11,814 Record Ml l-T. Will make the Season of 1891âending Jnly 1stâat Santa Hosa. REDWOOD iBadark bay, 15.3 hands high, weighs Ul'Olbs. Foaled In I8S5, bv Anteeo,2:lfiH>Blre ot Alfred 0..2:l9-V: Ethel Mack tfull sister to Kedwood)2;28K, thre« yrare. Anteeo Is bv Electioneer, and recently sold in Kentucky for 9S5.000. Redwood's first dam was Lou Milton, by Milton Medium; Becond dam Old Flv, a thoroughbred mure brought from the EaBt in 1871 bv W. C. Ralston, Esq. Redwood's sire was out of Columbine by A- W. Richmond, the sire of the pacers Arrow '.J:i3\. aud Elwood lilt and thetrottttre Romero 2:10*/, and Len Rose'- :27. Terms $IOO For the season. Mares uot proving with foal may be returned next se&Bon free of charge, provldtnK Red- wood remains the property of the present owners. Uood puBturagoat *S per month. No responsibility assumed for escaDey or accidents. Service fees pay- i able before removal of the mare. Limited to forty I approved marcs. For further particulars address Imp. FRIAR TUCK By tbe Immortal HERMIT DAM ROMPING GIRL BY WILD D AYR ELL, AT $50 THE SEASON. Mares not proving with foal maybe returned the following season. Good care taken of mares, but no liabilities for accidents or escapes. tiood Pastnrage at $5 per month. Mares shipped to ST. HELENA, care CHARLES WILLIAM AHY, St. Helena Stables, will be cared for. For further particularBaddreas, CHAS. WILLIAM ABY, Middletown, Lake County, Gal.
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