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LOUISVILLE STOCK FARM

NEAR LOUISVILLE, KY.

OKKICK, 256 W. JVEAIN STREKX.

1889.

COURIER-JOURNAL JOB PRINTING COMPANY,
LOUISVILLE, KV

HOW TO REACH OUR FARM,

ATTENTION TO VISITORS, ETC.

Strangers desiring to inspect our stoclc sliould come direct to our office,
centrally located (No. 256 West Main street, between Second and Third streets),
and easily reached by all lines of street cars from every depot. We will take
pleasure in conveying visitors to the farm, located on the Preston street pil<e,
five miles from business center. Gentlemen wishing to remain and examine our
horses will be cordially entertained at the farm residence.

LOUISVILLE, THE GATEWAY INTO KENTUCKY.

Louisville Is a direct point from the East and North, via Indianapolis, and
through tickets can be secured. From the North-west, South-west and South,
this city is directly accessible. Come direct to Louisville, from which point you
can, if desired, reach the interior counties by two or three hours' run.

OUR NEW FARM, FACILITIES FOR KEEPING STOCK, DEVELOPING SPEED, ETC.

The large and constant growth of our business having compelled us to in-
crease our capacity, we have secured one of the best stock farms in the State,
located within thirty-five minutes drive of our office. The farm embraces 375
acres, 360 of which are as well set in bluegrass as any lands in Kentucky. With
abundance of pure water, conveniently distributed, ample shade, and secure
fences, together with 204 box stalls, we are in a position to care for stock in the
best manner. Our training department is in the hands of Doctor A. N. Smeall, a
reliable and skillful man (see further information on page 3).

There are many owners who do hot conduct a farm themselves, who would
find it to their interest to keep their stock with us throughout the year.

We have a grand trio of stallions for service (Princeton, Z'AQyi, Kentucky
Wilkes, 2:2154:, and Pilot Mambrino, 2:35), to which owners can breed their mares if
they desire (see last pages of this catalogue), and if they wish to dispose of stock,
we have the best facilities for effecting sales to advantage. The "Louisville"
Stock Farm offers a safe home for horses, where they will receive Intelligent and
vigilant care, liberal feeding and competent veterinary attention, if required.

OUR OFFERING OF TROTTING STOCK.

Herein catalogued will be found about 165 head of stock, which we offer for
sale, believing that so large and excellent a lot, in breeding and individual merit,
has seldom, if ever, been congregated on one farm for the purpose of sale. Cer~
tainly so great a variety of representatives of various high class families can not
be found elsewhere. We can suit almost any one if they will favor us with a call.
Nearly all the stock offered is at our place. The prices printed In our catalogue
are subject to. change without notice, although it is not expected that changes
will be made without cause.

OWNERS OF STOCK FOR SALE

Should write us describing what they have to offer. We will forward particulars
as to cost of keep, comrn^ission and our methods of doing business.

Parties having large lots of stock that they may wish to dispose of by public
sale can secure our services to get up catalogues, attend to the advertising and
general management of same at reasonable rates.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

About one year ago we established the Kentucky Live Stock Agency, believing
that the large proportions which the trotting stock interest had reached, demanded
a straightforward means of communication between buyer and seller. The suc-
cess with which the enterprise has met is most emphatic, showing that such an
agency fills a decided want. It affords breeders and owners an outlet, or means of
disposal, of their trotting stock, and furnishes buyers with an opportunity to inspect
a large collection of stallions, brood mares and fillies, representatives of a greater
variety of families than they could find in many days or weeks of travel^ involving
much expense.

Mr. S. J. Look was for years connected with "Glenview,"' extending up to the
time of the disposal of the stock of this celebrated farm. He has also purchased
and sold Trotting Stock, extensively, for prominent breeders for many years, and
possesses a close and practical knowledge of the business, with a wide and valuable
acquaintance.

Mr. B. T. Smith, during the year 1887, had charge of the sales department of
Indian Hill Farm, near this city, during which time he disposed of sixty-five
head for Mr. Veech, and sixteen for outside owners. His former position as
Secretary of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association, at Lexington,
has given him a very extensive acquaintance with horsemen throughout the
countr)^ In addition to these advantages, it may be mentioned that he has had
many years' experience as owner, breeder and student of Trotting Stock.

Our opportunities have given us a thorough knowledge of the various families
of Trotting Stock, their valuable features and drawbacks. We have no pet
families to advocate, and, having a great variety of strains and combinations of
blood, are no more interested in selling one than another.

It is our wish and policy to make a friend of every inquirer who visits our
oflSce and farm, by aiding him, through candid, reliable information, to secure just
what he wants in the way of stock. In all cases any known defect in an animal
will be pointed out, and customers protected in every way possible. We are deter-
mined to conduct our Agency in a manner that will make it known throughout the
country as one in which buyers can have thorough confidence.

We are the agents for the owners of the stock described in catalogue, and there
may be statements relative to such stock that it would be impossible for us to
know, of our own knowledge, and hence can not be responsible for, but we use
the most rigid care in receiving descriptions or information from owners, to avoid
exaggerated statements. Nor will we solicit stock from parties that are known to
be unreliable.

While we are the agents for the owners of stock placed in our hands to sell, yet we
feel that it is our duty, as a matter of principle, to protect the buyer in every pos-
sible way against any failure to state defects and against misstatements of facts, if
within our knowledge. We fully realize, also, that the permanent success of our
business necessitates a strict adherence to this policy.

In all cases where owners are within reach we will take pleasure in introducing
customers to them, with the view to obtain any detailed information desired.
Buyers who desire to do so can obtain skillful and reliable veterinary advice as
there are several competent veterinary surgeons in Louisville.

We adopt the plan of printing the price of each animal, feeling that it is the
most satisfactory one to buyers, and knowing that the same are reasonable — in
many cases very low. It is necessary to the success of our enterprise that stock
placed in our hands should not have fictitious prices placed upon it. We are con-
stantly refusing stock that is priced above its value, or for other reasons would
not be acceptable to buyers. Representing a large number of owners, there are
many whose circumstances require speedy sales at bargain rates.

On the next page we give references and letters of endorsement. The commen-
dations therein contained we hope to merit, through our manner of doing business,

LOOK & SMITH.

Hefepenees and Eoteements.

The following letters were received about the time we established the Ken-
iucky Live Stock Agency, some twelve months since :

L. Brodhead, Esq., of Woodburn Farm, under date of December 21st, writes
Mr. I^ook : ' ' Your favor 20th received and noted ; I congratulate you both on your
alliance ; you will make a 2:10 team. Of course, you can refer to me. Will take
pleasure, etc., etc."

R. S. Veech, Esq., proprietor of Indian Hill Stock Farm, writes :
Messrs. Look & Smith : LouiSViivi^E, December 21, 1887.

GenTlejmen : I approve of your new enterprise, and believe that with your
long experience and thorough knowledge of trotting stock, together with your
large acquaintance and high standing, you will make the Kentucky I,ive Stock
Agency a decided success. Such an agency, conducted on high-toned principles,
should be an advantage to both buyers and sellers. Respectfully,

(Signed) R. S. VBECH.

Colonel Wm. Edwards, President of Cleveland, Ohio, Driving Park Company,
writes Mr. Look under date of December 23d : " If my name as reference can do
you any good use it, with great pleasure. I believe that the public at large have
great confidence in you and your judgment. Believing in you as I do, I am only
too happy to render what assistance I may in the use of my name. ' '

W. H. Hill, Esq., a large and discriminating breeder, writes as follows :

Worcester, Mass., December 31, 1887.
Sani'lJ. Look, Esq. :

Dear Sir: Yours of the 28th instant received. Your using my name
without first obtaining permission requires no apology. When you consider the
fact that you bought for me nearly, or quite, $30,000 worth of horses, all of which
I paid for before seeing, and which upon careful personal inspection I heartily
approved, you can easily understand that I shall shed no tears or stay awake
nights in consequence of your using my name in your circular.

With best wishes for your success, and compliments of the season, I am,

Yours very truly, '

(Signed) W. H. HILI/.

BY PERMISSION WE REFER TO THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN :

Second National Bank, Louisville, Ky. C. P. Emery, Cleveland, O.

"L,. Brodhead, " Woodburn Farm," Ky. Augustus Sharps, " Shadyside," Louisville, Ky.

R. S. Veech, " Indian Hill," Louisville, Ky. Major H. C. McDowell, " Ashland," Lexington, Ky.

JNO. B. McFerran, Louisville, Ky. John Dupee, Jr., Chicago.

David Bonner, New York. Norman J. Coleman, Commissioner of Agrriculture,

Chas. H. Kerner, New York. Washington, D. C.

W. B. DiCKERMAN, New York. John L. Mitchell, Milwaukee, Wis.

W. H. Hill, Worcester, Mass. Thos. H. Hunter, Kansas City, Mo.

J. I. Reekes, Dallas, Texas. G. M. Fogg, Nashville, Tenn.

Colonel Wm. Edwards, Cleveland, O. J. I. McFarland, Boone, Iowa.

Also to the leading Turf Journals, and to all reputable breeders and horsemen,

to whom we may be known.

LOUISVILLE SXOCKL FAR3M.

Look & SiviIxh.

TRHININC DEPARTMENT.

Dr. A. N. Snieall, a thoroughly experienced trainer of trotters will have charge
of our training department. Dr. Sraeall is a careful and conservative handler who
has developed many fast ones. Owners of young trotters may place the fullest
confidence in his conservative and judicious methods. Being a graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College and an experienced practitioner, owners of horses
placed in his charge will have the advantage of the most intelligent care and
treatment of same. We append a few testimonials indicating Dr. Smeall's standing
with horsemen.
To ivhoin it may coticetti : Er.YRiA, Ohio, November 26, 1888.

I take groat pleasure in certifying to the merit and ability of Dr. A. N. vSmeall, V. S., a3
a conditioner and trainer of fast liorses, and especially as a handler of young .stock. During
three years in my employ he proved to be uniformly a gentleman, strictly sober and attentive
to every duty, honorable and reliable iu every sense, and therefore entirely worthy of confi-
dence. In the season of 1886, alone, he drove for me the following named to their records ;
Orphan Boy, 2:22^, Little Ida, 2:19^, Ivucy V., 2:30, and Kenton Belle, 2:30. I most heartily
recommend him to any who may be interested. Very respectfully,

(Signed) J. W. VOGLESONG.

7o whom it may concern : Cleveland, Ohio, November 30, 1888.

This will certify that I have known Dr. A. N. Smeall for several years and I take pleasure
iu bearing testimony as to his good character and habits. He is a gentleman, capable in his
profession, a first-class trainer and driver, and any one who may have business connections
with him, will, I am sure, be perfectly satisfied with results. Respectfully,

\VM. B. FASIG.
Lexington, Ky., December 16, 1888.

Certainly"you can use my name. " As a trainer and driver you are in the front rank.

Respectfully, (Signed) J. K. MADDEN.

The editor of the Western Sportsman sa.ys of Doctor A. N. Smeall : We have enjoyed his
acquaintance for years and can safely vouch for his integrity and ability as a horseman and a
veterinarian. As a trainer it might not be out of place to give a slight sketch of his career on
the turf. Although a young man, as far back as 1869, he was in the employ of Captain Ennis,
of the English cavalry regiment, then stationed at Toronto, Canada, and in 1875 we find hira
head trainer for Mr. George A. Gavin, of Three Rivers, and the boj'S will long remember his
debut as a trainer, when he beat Vespucious with The Moor at Ottawa, Canada, and at this
early date he enjoyed the reputation of being a good conditioner. He was in the employ of
Mr. Gavin up to his retirement from the turf, training such Canadian runners as The Moor,
Carleton, Frank Swift, Pauline, Ivauhoe, Ottawa Belle, Jack Carter and many others. His
first appearance in this couutrj^ was in 1872, when he was second trainer for C. J. Dempsev,
under Mose Thomas. His name next appeared as a graduate of Ontario Veterinary Colleo-e
in the class of 1877 and 1878. He enjoyed a paying practice for several years. After attacks
of blood poisoning. Doctor Smeall was advised to abandon his profession by his phjsician
which he did, and returning to his first love, his name soon became prominent with such trot-
ting and pacing horses as Orphan Boy, 2:22'4, Toledo Girl, 2:15, Little Ida, 2:193/, Lucy V.,
2:30, and Kenton Belle, 2:30, and others, and to him belongs the credit of bringing out Desde«
mona, 2:27.

Mr. B. T. Buford,""as an appreciation of his ability, will sends his colts to Kentucky, where
ihe doctor wiW give them their early education.

Our full mile regulation track, with stables adjoining same, furnishes the best facilities for
^udling horsesjo. advantage. * Rates as low as is consistent with first-class care.

LOOK & SMITH.
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WHAT THE EDITOR OF LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT LOUISVILLE COURIER-
JOURNAL SAYS OF THE LOUISVILLE STOCK FARM.

Something o-ver a year ago Messrs. Look & Smith opened their Live-stock Agency, with
lK)uisville for headquarters. What was then a venture is now an established success, and a
real benefit, not only to Louisville and Jefferson county, but to the country at large ; and so
sellers from all parts send their choicest here for sale, these in turn attracting a corresponding
order of buyers. So decided, indeed, has been the success of Messrs. Look & Smith that they
found the farm occupied by them last year inadequate to accommodate the increased amount
of stock consigned to them, necessitating a much larger acreage and more than double the
former capacity for stabling. To meet this enlargement of business they have secured for a
term of years one of the very best stock farms, locality, character of grass, improvements, etc,
considered, to be found in the State. This property embraces the home place of the late Dr.
Standiford, with 375 acres of choice land, situated four miles south of the business center of
Louisville ; and this property will hereafter be known as the Louisville Stock Farm. Dr. A.
N. Smeall and Mr. W. H. Crumrine, his assistant, under the general direction of Mr. B. T.
Smith, who resides on the farm, have charge of the lai-ge lot of horses, now numbering about
one hundred and eighty head. Messrs. Look & Smith have been fortunate in securing the
services of so experienced, skillful and careful a trainer as Dr. Smeall. He is also a graduate
of the Ontario, Canada, Veterinary College, and is an experienced practitioner. His veterinary
knowledge will be of great value in the position he occupies, insuring intelligent care, and, when
necessary, prompt treatment. Ey constant sifting and enforcing a rigid standard, an excep-
tionally competent and respectful corps of leaders and grooms has been secured. The stall-
ions making the season were, on a visit recently made bj' the writer to the Louisville Stock
Farm, first inspected. They are Princeton, Kentucky Wilkes and Pilot Mambrino. Princeton,
with his six-5'ear-oid record of 2:19^, is not only an elegant individual, but is one of the most
richly-bred stallions in the stud-book. He was sired by the great Priuceps, out of Reina
Victoria, a mare twice sold at auction for over |7,ooo, and dam of a yearling that sold for 55,700.
His breeding needs little comment. At the Lexington fair he captured first premium in 1888
for the best stallion with four of his get. His oldest produce, and the only one as old as three
years, showed a 2:24 gait last season. Another, a yearling, was bi'oken after May 5th and trotted
a full mile, first week in September, in 2:58. Kentucky Wilkes, as his name suggests, was bred
in this State, from which he departed to make a successful career as a trotter, earning a record
of 2:2iX and a high reputation as a game race horse. This will be his initial season in Ken-
tuck5^ The oldest of his get is Virginia Evans, foaled June 27, 1885. This filly secured a
record of 2:31 last year, and Astoria, a two-year-old, made a mark of 2:40)4 ■ We saw a num-
ber of the get of this stallion and were much impressed with their high finish and superior con-
formation and action. Several have been sold from the place within the last month, one of
which, a yearling, brought |2,500. Pilot Mambrino is a fast son of Pilot, Jr., and is out of the
Mambrino Chief mare that produced Indianapolis, 2:21. The daughters of this horse will
surely make great brood mares. The stallions on sale were next visited, and are a grandly-
bred lot of about fifty head, ranging in age from two to eight years, by such sires as Dictator,
Nutwood, Princeton, Kentucky Wilkes, Princeps, Phallas, Volunteer, Mambrino Dudley, Alcan-
tara, Administrator, Oxmoor, William L-, Young Jim, Rumor, Euclid, Gambetta, Wilton, Bis-
marck and a few others. These stallions are an extra-bred lot on their dam's side, many of
them being out of "producers." Of brood mares and fillies there is a Ifrge and choice lot, a ma-
jority of them by the above-naine^ sires. Many of the mares are in foal to Princeton, Kentucky
Wilkes, Pilot Mambrino, Earl, etc^ On a farm of this kind, where the stock is the property of
a gteat variety of owners, there must be, for various reasons, bargains as well as pedigrees and
individuals, suited to all kinds and conditions of buyers. The training departrnent offers excel-
Wail facilities to owners who wish to have their young stock developed. Under Dr. Smeall's
tuition, and worked over a regulation mile track, the j^oungsters will have every chance to
improve and earn a reputation. With abundance of water, well distributed, the best of blue-
grass pastures, well-fenced, ample shade, over two hundred box stalls, and numerous grass
paddocks, the Louisville Stock Farm offers to owners who wish their stock carefully kept every
inducement and advantage. A visit to the farm and inspection of the condition of the stock
will speak favorably for the management.

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STALLIONS AND COLTS.

No. 1. EARL 2474. (Standard.)

(Record, 2:24%.)
Bay stallion, foaled in l88o.
Sire of Earl's Lad (two years), 2:41, Helen H. (two years), 2:46, Earl's Laddie (two years), 8:S1«
and Idavan (three years), 2:40.

BY PRINCEPS 536.

Sire of Trinket, 2:14, Qranby, 2:19^, Princeton, 2:1 9K, Feme Sole, 220, and fifteen others la

the 2:30 list. Prinoepa is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:2ll4; dam Primrose, by Abdallah 16.
ist dam Juno by Hambletonian lo.

Dam of Greenlander, 3:24^. Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams ol

Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:14)^, and forty-niue other*
in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Lady Morrison, record 2:35, two mile record 5:14.

Note. — Eail is a very handsome stallion, 15 hands 2^ inches high, with great finish, muscular
development and bone. He has as good a head as we have ever seen ; clean, bony, wide between
the eyes, which are particularly prominent and spirited, fine muzzle and good ears. The expression
of his countenance denotes fearlessness and spirit, tempered with mildness and good sense. His
neck is well arched and beautifully set on to very deep, sloping shoulders. Back, coupling, hips and
quarters smooth, strong and in every, way admirable. Arms and thighs very muscular; leg"^, flat,
broad, clean and cordy, with excellent feet. His mane and tail are full and handsome. Earl is
grandly gaited, steady, handy and will fight out a race with the greatest resolution. Any time he
may show in a trial he can be relied on to exceed in a race, if in condition. Earl has already shown
himself a remarkable breeder. His colts all show speed and are natural, pure gaited trotters.
Three two-year-olds got records last season, ranging from 2:41 to 2:51. Three other two-year-olds
sold for $1,500 each, and others at prices nearly as high. Several yearlmgs by him have trotted
quarters ranging from 39 to 47 seconds. We write advisedly and conservatively when we state that
any one wishing a first-class stallion that has proved himself a getter of fast colts can come here and
in the produce of Earl see as grand a lot of trotters as any stallion we have ever seen can show of
their age and nuipbers. They are not only fast, but have good size, bone, substance, finish, and
the square, rapid, frictionless action of their sire. Earl is a horse that will be very popular in any
community and do a large stud business at a good fee. He is a very sure foal-getter. The owner's
reason for selling is simply that he owns a full brother to Earl and does not wish two of the same
blood. He authorizes us to state that if Earl is placed in training by June 15th, and does not beat
2:20 this year, he will bind himself to refund $4,000 of the price of the horse. Price, $10,000.

No. 2. ELECTROTYPE 9006. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1885.
BY ELECTIONEER 125.

Sire of Manzanlta, 2:16, Anteeo, 2:16^, Snnol, 2:18, and thirty-five others in the 2:80 llsl.
Electioneer is by Hambletonian 10; dam Oraen Mountain Maid (dam of Frospero, 2:20t
Elaine, 2:20, Dame Trot, 2:22, Mansfield, 2:26, Storm, 2:26^, and Antonio, 2:28^, t>r
Harry Clay 46.

ist dam Addle • ... . by Hambletonian Chief.

Dam of Woodnut, 2:16}^, trial 2:14^, Manon, 2:21, Son of Hambletonian 10; dam by Superior,

trial 2:15%, and Manette, trial 2:19%. •

id dam by Sayre's Harry Clay 45.

Sire of the dams of Prospero, 2:20, Elaine, 2:ao, St. Juliea^
2:iiji4, and fifteen others in the 2:30 list.

JVote. — Electrotype is^a rich blood bay colt, iSj{ hands high, weighing about 1,100 pounds, and
is exceedingly handsome, muscular and finely finished. Has a clean, bony head, broad between
the eyes, good length of neck, short, strong back, very powerful hips and quarters, and broad, clean,
hard finished legs. Several horsemen have said that he is the best looking son of Electioneer they
have seen. This colt is superbly bred in both blood and speed lines. On both paternal and ma-
ternal sides he comes from the Haii^bletonian-Harry Clay combination, which has proved a great cross^
as shown in such sires as Electioneer, Victor Von Bismarck, Hambletonian Prince, etc. ; but his
special claim on the attention of horsemen is that Addie, his dam, is a wonderful producer of ex-
treme speed — she having produced Woodnut, 2:i6j^, Manon, 2:21 (trial in 2:\^yi), and Manette,
trial 2:19^. Electrotype is not only by one of the greatest sires that ever lived, but is out of one
of the greatest mares. Such a bred colt can not fail to prove a decided success in the stud. He is
a bold, open-gaited horse and has shown a forty gait with but very little practice. We do not be-
lie\? that so grandly bred and individually superior son of Electioneer can be bought elsewhere.

Price, $ 1 5,00a

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STALLIOMS AND COLTS.

No. 3, PRINCE IMPERIAL. (Standard.)

(Trial 8:20.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1 869.

BY WILLIAM WELCH 341.

Sire of Jeremiah, 2:22K, Violin, 2:2954:, and the dam of Persica, 2:28|^. William Welch is by

Hambletonian 10; dam (the dam of Prince, 2:27).
1st dam Flora Temple, record 2:19^ . . by One-eyed Kentucky Hunter.
2d dam Madam Temple by Spotted Horse.

Dam of Flora Temple, 2:19%, Pilot Temple, 2:245^,
and Bland Temple (dam of Nora Temple, 2:27^,
and Temple, 2:30).

Note. Prince Imperial is a very handsome, blocky stallion, rather small, but of great muscular

development, large, flat, broad legs and excellent style. He is a pure, natural gaited trotter of
great speed. Mr. Bonner drove him over his track in 2:23%', and Johnny Murphy sent him a mile
over Fleetwood in 2:20. He seems to be as fast as ever and is a charming roadster. Ladies have
driven him. Prince is an old horse, but has more vigor, constitution and gamenessthan an average
five-year-old. Promises to be useful for years to come. The blood of this horse should be pre-
served. Being by a son of Hambletonian 10, out of that great campaigner. Flora Temple, 2:19^,
he is a rarely bred one. Has been used as a road horse all his life, and only now and then covered
a mare as a favor to owner's friends, nevertheless he has one in the 2:30 list. This horse would be
a very desirable purchase to some gentleman having a few mares to breed, that could use him on
the road most of the time. He would be a speculation to any one wishing to stand him and start
in a few races. Has no record better than 2:40. Should earn his very low price twice over in one
season.

No. 4. WOODFORD PILOT 640. (Standard.)

Brown stallion, foaled in 1S73.

(Sire of Belford, 2:26%, and Kingr Midas, 2:28)^.)

BY WOODFORD MAMBRINO 345, record 2:21>^.

Sire of Abbotsford, 2:19'.^, Pancoast, 2:21H, and nine others in the 2:30 list. Woodford Mam-

brino is by Mambrino Chief 1 1 ; dam Woodbine (dam of Wedgrewood, 2: 19j, by Woodford.

ist dam Bruna by Pilot, Jr., 12.

Dam of Roma (dam of Farce, 2:295^, Romance, 2:29}^, Sire of the dams of Maud S., 2:08%, Jay-Eye-See, z:ro,

and Fiction, dam of Fiction, 2:241^). Nutwood, 2:185^, and twenty-seven others in the 2:30

list.

2d dam by Black Snake, a fast pacer,

JVo/e. — Woodford Pilot is a seal brown horse 16 hands high, weighs about 1,100 pounds, a
strong and well made horse, with good legs and grand action. He has a record of 2:31, made last
October, and has repeatedly trotted trials in 2:27 and 2:28. He is the sire of Belford, 2:26^4:, and
King Midas, 2:28X- His breeding is particularly good, sired by the best son of Mambrino Chief,
and out of a daughter of Pilot, Jr., and she the dam of Roma, that produced two trotters in the
2:30 list. Should make him a valuable horse in the stud. Price, $2,000.

No. 5. OXONIAN 2012. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1881.
BY OXMOOR 1400, record 2:33.

Sire of Octavius, 2:26%, and Cheltenham, 2:28. Oxmoor is by Princeps 636; dam Lindora, by
Hambletonian 10.

1st dam Brunhilde by Hambletonian.

Sister to Orange Girl, 2:20. Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list, sire also of tlie dams of

Princeton, 2:19^, Wilton, 2:19}^, and forty-nine others
in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Dolly Mills by American Star 14.

Dam of Orange Girl, 2:20, Walkill Chief (sire of Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:175^, Robert

GreatEastem, 2:18, etc.), Artemus (sire of Green McGregor, 2:17%, Nettie, 2:18, Joe Bunker, 2:19^,

Girl, 2:215^1, and Ajax (sire of Columbus Ham- Driver, 2:19^^, Orange Girl, 2:20, Fred Folger, 2:20}^,

bletonlan, 2:26, and Gannymede, 2:291^). Jay Gould, 2:20}^, Huntress, 2:20^^, and thirty-three

others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam Jennie Lewis by Roger's Young Messenger.

4th dam by Dinwiddie.

Note. — Oxonian is a smooth well-shaped horse, a shade under 15^ hands high, has good length*
ample bone and fine disposition. He is inclined to be double gaited, but when he squares away a
a trot shows excellent action that, with proper training, should make him fast. He has had little
opportunity for development. His breeding is superb and should make him a successful sire. His
price is low. Price, $i,00O.

STALLIONS ANU COL IS.

No. 6. MANDARIN 1720. (Standard.)

Brown stallion, foaled in l88l.
BY ADMINISTRATOR 357, record 2:29>^.

Sire of Catchflly, 2:18K, MoMahon, 2:21, Executor, 2:24j<f, Adjutant, 2:27J^, and three others In
the 2:30 list. Administrator is by Hambletonian 10; dam Dolly Halstead by Mambrino
Chief 11.

I St dam Lady Grace by Hamlet i6o (son of Volunteer 55).

Dam of Graceful 2:23}^. Sire of Loretta F., 2:i8-J^, A. V. Pantlind, 2:?oH, five

others in the 2:30 hst, sire also of the dams of Thorn-
less, 2:i8J^, (Jranby, 2:iyJ^, Bluegrass ilamblctonian,
2:20%, and seven others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Black Bess . . o byStockbridgeChief (sonofBlack Hawk 5).

Dam of Gloster, 2:17. Sire of Stockbridge Chief, Jr. (sire of Abe Edgington,

2:23^, and Shepherd Girl, 2:291, and Rattler 501 (sire of
Sophia Temple, 2: 27, and the dam of Keene Jim,2:i9Ji).

3d dam by Mambrino Paymaster.

Dam of Mambrino Black Hawk (sire of Columbia Sire of Mambrino Chief 11 (sire of Lady Thome, 2:i8}i[,

Chief, 2:a8J<). etc.).

Noie. — Mandarin is a good looking stallion, standing a shade over 16 hands high. He has
great style, bone and substance with bold open action and can show better than a 2:40 gait. This
horse is a sure foal getter and should make a record of 2:30 or better, if trained this year. His
pedigree is a particular rich one, being by a horse with a record below 2:30 himself, sire of many
fast ones, and royally bred ; while his dam is by Hamlet (son of Volunteer), sire of the dams of two
below 2:20 and eight others that have beaten 2:30. Mandarin's second dam was the dam of one of
the best race horses, Gloster, 2:17, that ever started. His third dam produced Mambrino Black
Hawk, a producer. Mandarin is a horse which should earn his price in the stud during the year
1889. Price, $1,500.

No. 7. KING PHALLAS 3174. (Standard.)

Bright bay stallion, foaled May, 1882.

BY PHALLAS 446, record 2:13^.

Son of Dictator 113 [sire of Director, 2:17, Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, etc.) ; dam Betsey Trot'wood ;daiii

of Fuga, dam of Fugrue, 2: 19K ), by Clark Chief 89.
ist dam Mambrino Princess, 2:321^ ... by Mambrino Star, 2:28^.

Dam of Acme Sprague, trial 2:25, and Daisy McK., Sire of Cottage Girl, 2:29^, and the dam of Early

2:34}^. Dawn, 2:21^4. Mambrino Star is a son of Mambrina

Chief II.

2d dam Lady Gray, 2:40^ by Morgan Messenger.

A mare of great beauty and dam of Enchantress, trial Son of Vermont Black Hawk 5.

2:27. Sold for $2,500.

3d dam Lady Bacchus by Cone's Bacchus.

Sire of Jennie Holton, 2:225^, and of the grandam of
Amy, 2:20}^, and Governor Sprague, 2:2oJ4.

7^o(f. — King Phallas is a horse of great beauty, size and style, combined with fine action, extra bone
and high breeding. It will be difficult to find a stallion that will outshow him. He is by the great-
est performing stallion, speed and campaigning qualities considered, that has appeared on the trot-
ting turf, and his dam was a mare uniting beauty and speed with producing powers. The same
may be said of his grandam. We regard King Phallas very promising for speed (can now show a
2:40 gait ), and believe with training he will secure a low record. This horse, if located in any good
horse country, should earn his price in one stud season. He is a prize and is priced very low.

Price, $2^000.

No. 8. WILFRED. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1883.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:19^.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:2614, and Gretna, 2;29><. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,

2:21 J^; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.
istdam Woodlark by Volunteer 55 (son of Hambletonian 10).

Full sister to Frank Wood, 2:24. Sire of twenty-eight in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of

Amelia C, 2;i9>^. Stephen G., 2:20^, and fourtecD
others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Kipp Mare by Lefevre's Star.

Dam of Frank Wood, 2:24. Son of Seely's American Star 14 (sire of the dams of Guy,

2:12, Dexter, 2;i7jl^, and forty-one others in the 2:30 list).

ATote. — Wilfred, bay stallion 15^ hands, with good style and action, large bone and plenty of
substance. He is out of a full sister to a 2:24 trotter, a mare by Volunteer, whose daughters have-
produced many fast trotters. Wilfred is kind and gentle every way. Price, $500,

STALLIONS AND COLTS.

No. 9. PILOT BELMONT 3964. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1S82.
BY WOODFOKD PILOT 1640.

Sire of Belford, 2:26^, and King Midas, 2:28>4. Woodford Pilot is by Woodford Mambrlno,
2:21^; dam Bruna, byPHot, Jr., 12.

I St dam Bay Chief Maid ........ by Belmont 64.

Sire of Nutwood, 2:18^^, Wcdgewood, 2:19, and nineteea
others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Cy-
prus, 2:22j^, Dodd Peet, 2:22}^, bphinx, 2:23, and tea
othei-s in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Bayadere by Bay Chief.

Dam of Lady McFatridge, 2:29. Son of Mambrino Chief ii.

3d dam by Pilot, Jr., 12.

Sire of nine in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of
Maud S., 2:08^, Jay-Ey«-See, 2:10, Nutwood, 2:185^,
and twenty-seven others in 2:30 or better.

A'o/e. — Pilot Belmont is a bay horse without marks, 155^ hands high and weighs about 1,150 pounds-
He is a strong, well made horse, with a good head and neck, a full, round middle, good back and
quarters, and good legs. He has never been handled for speed, having never been on a track, but
his action is good and he shows a big, open gait. He is a horse of good disposition and pleasant to
^handle in any capacity. His breeding is remarkably good, with a double cross of Mambrino Chief
and through the best sources; his second dam a producer, and his third dam by Pilot, Jr., make
his blood lines the very best. He has been in the stud and is a sure foal-getter. Price, $1,500.

No. 10. ST. PAUL 3414. (Standard.)

Brown stallion, foaled in 1882.
BY DICTATOR 113.

Sire of Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, Phalias, 2:13j^, Director, 2:17, and eig'hteen others In the 2:80 list.
Dictator is by Hambletonian 10; dam Clara (dam of Dexter, 2:17, Alma, 2:28^, and
Astoria, 2:29^), by Seely's Ainerican Star 14.

ist dam Florette, trial 2:35 by Milwaukee 603.

Sire of Adelaide, 2:18, Milo, 2:21, and Ticonic, 2:265^.
Milvuaukee IS by Hambletonian 10; dam Dolly Martin
(dam of Curtis' Hambletonian 539).

2d dam Mary Barden, 2:34 by Hobkirk's Sir Henry, Jr.

Trial to wagon, 2:23, and dam of Edna, t:2g%.', Son of Biggart's Rattler

NoU. — St. Paul is a very superior stallion of exceeding power, substance, bone and constitution.
He stands i$}i hands high and is a large horse on short legs. Is rich in color, smoothly turne^,
handsome and exceptionally true gaited. Can not be excelled in disposition, has beautiful foretop,
mane and tail. He was sired by the great Dictator, sire of the fastest three horses ever gotten by
one stallion. The dam of St. Paul is by a son of Hambletonian which sired Adelaide, 2:18, and
other fast ones, and his second dam was a performer and producer. St. Paul has with little work
shown a mile in 2:50. If trained will go fast and should prove a great stock horse.

Price, $i,2oa

No. 11. MIDDLESEX. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled in April, 1885.
BY MAMBRINO OUDIiEY 967, record 2:19^.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26%, and Gretna, 2:2914. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,

2:21^; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.
ist dam Ontelaunee by Middletown 152.

Sire of Orange Bud, 2:213^, Music, 2:21^^, and seven oth-
ers in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Silence by Abdallah 15.

Sire of the dams of Favonia, 2:15, Jerome Eddy, 2:i6J^,
and twenty-three others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam Woodbine by Woodford.

Dam of Wedgewood, 2:19, and Woodlord Mambrino, Son of Kosciusko; dam by Hancock's Hambletonian.

Note. — Middlesex is a rangy colt, not yet fully matured, but will be 16 hands high. Has good
head, ear, neck, back and coupling, with deep oblique shoulders and ample bone. This colt is just
about broken, has good disposition and is gaited to go fast. His pedigree is rich and should make
him a successful sire. With old Madame Dudley for a basis on his sire's side and Woodbine, dam
of Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^, and Wedgewood, 2:19), for his third dam, and with very choice
lines on top, he can be classed as an A i bred coll. Price, $1,000.

STALLIONS ANO COLTS. 9

No. 12. BEARDSLEY 2829. (Standard.;

Bay stallion, foaled May 29, 1882.

BY MESSENGER DUKOC 100.

Sire of Prospero, 2:20, Elaine, 2:20, and fourteen others In the 2:30 list. Metsenfer Duroc ia
by Hambletonian 10; darn Satinet, by Boa's Abdallah Chief.

1st dam Prolific by Electioner 125.

Sire of Manzinita, 2:16, Adair, v:i7)4. Sunol, 2:18, and
thirty-five others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Lady Currie by Imported Tom Crib.

3d dam Curry Abdallah Mare by Abdallah 1.

Sire of four in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of
Goldsmith Maid, 2:14, and six others in 2:30 or better.

4th dam by Imported Bcllfounder.

Sire of the dam of Hambletonian.

5th dam by Royalist, son of Commander.

6th dam by Hardware, son of Imported Messenger.

vV(;/<». — Beardsley is a fine, commanding-looking stallion, of large muscular development, with
broad, llat legs, and best of feet. Stands 16 hands high and weighs 1,100 pounds. This horse is
finely gaited — showed a quarter in 38 seconds and will certainly beat 2:30 with one season's handling.
He covered thirty-five mares (in a poor horse district) at $50 last year, and shows himself a sure
foal -getter. His breeding is most excellent. Price, $2,500.

No. 13. SIR GARNET 2093. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 18S2.
BY VOLUNTEER 55.

Sire of St. Julien, 2:11K, GHoster, 2:17, Alley, 2:19, Bodine, 2:19%, Driver, 2:19^, and twenty-
three others in the 2:30 list. Volunteer is by Hambletonian 10; dam Lady Patriot (dam of
Sentinel, 2:29}i, sire of nine in the 2:30 list), by Young Patriot.

ist dam Brownie Clay by Harry Clay 45.

Sire of Shawmut, 2:26, Surprise, 2:26, and of the dams of
St. Julien, 2:111^, Bodine, 2:195^, Elaine, 2:20, Prospero,
2:20, and fifteen others in 2:30 or better. Harry Clay
is a son of C. M. Clay, Jr., 20.

2d dam by Roe's Fiddler.

Son of Webber's Fiddler, hety Monmouth Eclipse. Roe's
Fiddler is sire of dam of Music, 2:2154-
JVofe. — Sir Garnet, bay stallion, small star, left hind heel white, 15^ hands high, foaled May
27, 1882. Is a highly finished horse of the Volunteer type. He is strong and well formed through-
out, has hard, clean, well-shaped legs, feet well set on and of the best quality. His disposition
cou'.d in nowise be improved. He has had no regular training, but shows so goo,d a gait as to
give promise of becoming a fast horse with opportunity. His full sister. Autumn Queen, trotted
a mile in Z-^S}^ last year. Prior to 1888 Sir Garnet served only eight mares, one of which has
proved barren to several stallions. From the others he has five foals, all remarkably well gaited
and handsome. Twenty-two sons of Volunteer have sired forty-nine trotters with records of
2:30 or better, and seventeen daughters produced seventeen trotters with records of 2:30 and better.
Volunteer has but three entire sons out of dams by Harry Clay — Louis Napoleon, Volney and Sir
Garnet. Among the latter is Sidney, 2:19^, the phenomenal young California sire, and Sidney's
third dam is by Harry Clay. Price, $2,500.

No. 14. PRINCE PATCHEN.

Brown colt, foaled in June, 1885.

BY FRED PATCHEN^.

Son of Mambrino Patchen, Jr. (by Mambrino Patchen 58; dam Lucy Walksr, by Brimmer; 2d

dam by S;>lferino, he by Imported Yorkshire).
iSt dam by Van Wagner.

Son of Imported Yorkshire.

2d dam by Duroc.

Nofe. — Prince Patchen is an elegant young stallion of high style and quality, nearly 16 hands
(will be fully th»t), with clean, cordylegs, and fine mane and tail. This stallion should get large,
handsome coach and road-horses, with showy action and great style. He would make a superb park
saddle-horse, if trained for that purpose. To any one having mares that are small that should be
bred with the view to get produce of fine size and good appearance, this stallion would prove a prize.
He should earn his small price in one season and is worth fully the figure asked for him as a road-
ster or park horse. Prince Patchen well-mated would make a pair of carriage horses worth $1,200
to $1,500. Price, $400.

STALLIONS AND COLTS.

No. 15. BAVARIAN 2847. (Standard.)

Dark bay stallion, foaled in 1883.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:19^.

Sira of Crescendo, SiSeK", and Gretna, 2:29>^. Mambrino Dudley is by "Woodford Mambrino,

2:21^; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin I'orrest 49.
istdamOctavia by Hambletonian 10.

Dam of Octavius, 2x26%. Sireof forty-one in the2:3o list ; also ofthe damsof Trink-

et, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:14^, and forty-nine others in 2:30
or better.

2d dam by American Star.

Dam of Siberian, 2:311^, trial 2:27, and Black Bess (dam Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:ij%, and fortj^
of Idol, 2:23). one others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam by Flood's Emancipation, Jr.

Son of imp. Emancipation.

JVo/e. — Bavarian is rich colored, powerful horse, of great substance and bone, standing 16
hands high. With his bold, true action he presents a handsome appearance in motion. We have
seen him show a quarter, when short of work, in thirty-eight seconds, and he has trotted a full
mile, over a half-mile track, in 2:37^. We are confident that Bavarian will trot into the twenties
this season, if trained. His sire has a record below 2:20, and his dam is by a sire that has produced
the dams of fifty-one trotters with records ranging from 2:14 to 2:30. His dam produced Octavius,
record 2:26J^, and furthermore, she is full sister to Siberian (Romulus), record 2:31^, and trial
2:27. With his natural speed, grand breeding, size and fine disposition, he is a very desirable
stallion. Price, $1,750.

No. 16. DANDELION 2776. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1883.
BY MASTERL.ODE 595.

Sire of Belle P., 2:15j<, Edward, 2:19, George V., 2:20,Plusli,;2:21J^, Decorator, 2:23^, and seven
others in the 2:80 list. Masterlode is a son of Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-one in 2:30
or better, and of 107 sons with. 618 in the 2:30 list) ; dam Lady Irwin, by American Star
14 (sireof the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 8:175<, Robert BIcGregror, 2:175^, Nettie, 2:18,
Joe Bunker, 2:19^, Driver, 2: 19^2, OrangreQirl, 2:20, Jay Gould, 2:20%, Huntress, 2:20%,
and thirty-five others in 2:30 or better).

istdam Pink by Lexington Chief 576.

Sireof Joseph L., pacer, 2:245^, and Lexington Chief, Jr,
(sire of Waiting, 2:24}^, Nellie S., 2:24^, and Spider,
pacer, 2:29 J^). Lexington Chief is a son of Kentucky
Clay 194, and Lady Warfield, by Mambrino Chief it.
, (Kentucky Clay was out of the dam of Lady Thome,

2:i8Ji, and Mambrino Patchen).

2d dam Alice -by Masterlode 595.

Sire of twelve in the 2:30 list, and of the dam of St.
Elmo, 2:225^.

3d dam Nellie Blye by the Moore Horse.

//oie. — Dandelion is an extremely stylish horse, with handsome head and finely arched neck.
He has capital legs and feet, and excellent trotting action. Is a kind, prompt road horse that will
attract attention anywhere; stands close to l$)^ hands. Dandelion's sire, Masterlode, is an ele-
gantly-bred Hamiltonian-Star stallion, and has proved himself a great producer of extreme speed,
while the sire of Dandelion's dam is a well-bred horse, and is producing speed in the second gen-
eration. The grandam of Dandelion is by Masterlode, thus making him inbred to a line of blood
that is very superior. Price, $1,000,

No. 17. AUCTIONEER 6889. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1884.
BY AL.CANTABA 729, record 22:3.

Sire of Whitesocks, 2:20K, Alpha, 2:25J^, Lady Emma, 2:23J^, Alcagetta, 2:25, Alcavala, 2:29,
Autograph, 2:30, and Nightlng-ale, 2:30. Alcantara is by Georgre Wilkes, 2:22 ; dam Alma
Mater (dam of Alcyone, 2:27, and Arbiter, 2:30), by Mambrino Patchen 68.

ist dam Susie by Happy Medium 400.

Dam of De Barry, s:ig}4. Sire of Maxey Cobb, 2:135^, Norman Medium, 2:20, Ed-

die C, 2:20, Buzz Medium, 2:205^, and thirty-eight oth-
ers in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of De IJarry,
2:19^^, Irma, 2:18^, and five others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam County House Mare by American Star 14.

Dam of Nettie, 2:18. Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:i7M. a"'^ forty-

one others in the 2:30 list.

Noie. — Auctioneer is a dark bay stallion with white hind ankles. He is 15^ hands high, hand-
some, smoothly turned, with good bony head, fine neck, deep shoulders running well back, short
back well coupled to powerful hips. Has ample bone and is very much on the Wilkes type all over.
In blood and speed lines he is the peer of any trotting colt in the land. It will be difficult to find
a Wilkes colt with such superb producing dams. Price, $3,'^o.

STALLIONS AND COLTS. It

No, 18. DARBY KING 9527. (Standard.)

Bay stallion, foaled in 1S84.

BY YOUNG JIM 2009.

aire of Oamet, 2: 19, Butterfly, 2: loy,, and Molly Wilkes, 2:20>i. Yoting Jim is by G^eor^e Wilke*,

2:22; dam Lear Mare (dam of Jim Irvixie:, 2:23), by Lear's Sir William,
ist dam Laura Patchen by Manibrino Patchen 58,

Sire of sixtem in the 2:30 li.-t; sirt also of the dams of
(Juy W ilkcs, viisJ^, Baron Wilkts, 2:18, Astral, a:!^
aiicl twenty-eight others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Rosa Lee by Clifton Pilot 2026 (son of Pilot, Jr., 12).

Sire of Jack Lewis, 2:28^^, and of the dams of Judga
Lindsey, 2:21}^, Charley Wilkes, 2:25}^, Mike, 3:2^
and Hilly, 2:29}!^.

3d dam by Waxev (thoroughbred).

Sire of Grafton, 3:23%.

4th dam by Wliip.

Note.— D^Lihy King is a bloodlike, rangy horse of grand appearance, standing 16 hands high,
with a handsome head and ear, long, rangy, high crested neck, deep, oblique shoulders, good back,
loins, hips and quarters. His legs and feet are excellent, the former being broad, flat and clean.
With about five weeks training he showed a quarter in 41 1^ seconds when three years old. Last
season he was in the stud and quickly filled his book. If there is any one combination of blood
that is universally popular it is that which unites the strains of Wilkes and Mambrino Patchen.
This coveted cross composes the top lines of Darby King's pedigree, backed up by the prepotenl
blood of Pilot, Jr., and choice thoroughbred strains. We confidently expect Darby King to trot
fast and prove a producing sire of merit. He will be popular in any community and should eara
his price in one season, if well located. Price, $2,200.

No. 19. GRAND COMMANDER.

Bay colt, foaled May 8, 1884,
BY SWEEPSTAKES 298.

Sire of Black Jack, 2:22^, Inez, 2:22J^, Argentine, 2:23^, Georg-e C, 2:23K, and nine others to

the 2:30 list. Sweepstakes is by Hambletonian 10; dam Emma Mills, by Am. Star 14.
I St dam by Whirlwind 2359.

Sire of Lady Mac, 2:23, and Barkis, 2:25)4 ; also sire of
dams of Scott Newman, 2:27}^, and King Midas^
2:28X.

2d dam by Wilson's Blue Bull 75.

Sire of Zoe B., 2:175^, Bessie, 2:17]^, Lena Swallow,
2:19, Royal Bounce, 2:19, Georgetown, pacer, 3:i634>
and fifty-five others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam by Exchequer 3551,

Sire of Lucille, 2:21, and Rigolette, 2:22^.
Note. — Grand Commander is a very handsome horse, 1 5 J^ hands high, well muscled and well
developed in every part, handsome, clean, bony head, good neck, round ribbed, smoothly coupled,
big quarters and first-rate legs. He has had no track work, but can show a 2:50 gait to cart. His
action is very good and his disposition is perfect. Amiable and kind with good courage.

Price, $800.

No. 20. MOOKYBOCKY CHIEF 8708. (Standard.)

Black stallion, foaled April 12, 1884.
BY INDIAN APOLIS 517, record 2:21.

Sire of Budd Doble, 2:19K, Indigo, 2:28^, and Hclstein, 2:29?^. Indianapolis is by Tattler 800

(son of Pilot, Jr.), dam Indiana, by Mambrino Chief 1 1.
ist dam Browny Lass by Pacing Abdallah 6038 (son of Abdallah 15).

Sire of Bay Mate, 2:30, and the dam of King William, 2:20^^.

2d dam Lucy Neal . • by Boston (thoroughbred).

Dam of Nellie Grant, 2:36. Sire of the dam of Miss Russell, the dam of Maud S., 2:08^^.

3d dam old Didlake by Tom Didlake.

Note. — Mockybocky Chief is grand looking yoang stallion of handsome style, smoothly turned,
great substance and bone, with bold, pure action. He is a handsome show horse and will command
admiration anywhere. Stands a shade over 16 hands and has good mane and tail. His sire, Indian-
apolis, was a very game and fast horse, by a fast and producing son of the great Pilot, Jr., out of a
mare by Mambrino Chief. His dam was by a son of Alexander's Abdallah, sire of Goldsmitk
Maid, 2:14, Belmont, Almont and a host of other performers and producers, second dam by the sir«
of the grandam of Maud S., 2:08^, Nutwood, 2:18^, Cora Belmont, 2:24^, etc. There are capt
tal lines of blood in this pedigree. The Chief should prove a stock horse. He has trotted quartet!
in 42 seconds on a half-mile track. The appearance, blood and action of this stallion are s ;ch as t«
make him a popular horse in any community. Price, $1,200.

StALLlONS AND COLTS.

No. 21. SCOUT.

Bay stallion, foaled in 1884.
BY INDIAMAN 1242.

Sire 6f Wiueshade, 2:30. Indiajoian is byBelmoixt 64 ; dam Indiana (dam of Indisuapolis, 2:21!>,
by Mambrino Chief 1 1 .

ist dam Rose Whitman by Volunteer Messenger.

Son of Volunteer 55; dam by Dxirland's Yomjg Metsci
ger Duroc.

2d dam Lady Whitman, record 2:30 . . .by American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, DexteT, z:iy%,a.nd fbrty-
nine others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam Nance by Durland's Messenger Duroc.

Son of Lawrence's Messenger Duroc ^he fry Sir Archy)
dam by Beak's Wildair.

Nofe. — Scout is lS/4 hands high — a handsome, bloodlike horse of good action. He has had no
track work, but can show a 2:45 gait. It will be noticed his breeding is excellent, combining, as it
does, the blood of Alexander's Abdallah through his best son — Belmont — with the double cross ol
Mambrino Chief through his two producing daughters — Belle and Indiana — and the blood of Vol-
unteer, through his dam, with the blood of American S'ar through his second dam, Lady Whitman,
who had a record of 2:30, and was full sister to Nancy Whitman, dam of Robert McGregor, 2:17^,
and Madaline, 2:233^. The blood of Scout is of the best. Price, $400,

No. 22. BON ACCORD 4145. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled in 1885.
BY DICTATOK 113.

Sire of Jay-Eye>Se3, 2:10, Fhallae, 2:18^, Director, 2:17, and eighteen others in the 2:30 list.
Dictator is by Hambletonian 10 ; dam Clara (dam of Hixtex, 2:17K> Alma, 2:28%, and As-
toria, 2:29 J^), by Seely's American Star 14.

ist dam Mazourka . . by Administrator 357, record 2:29)^.

Sister to Catchfly, zuSJ^. Sire of seven in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of Lady

Emma, 2:23%, Ashland Wilkes, 2:26}>i, Wildmont, 2:27,
and Cosher, 2:30.

2d dam Cachuca by Almont 33.

Dam of Catchfly, 2:18!;^. Sire of thirty-four in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of J.

B. Richardson, 2:175^. Hinder Wilkes, a-.zo}^, and
eleven others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Madam Smith by Grey Eagle.

4th dam by Saxe Weimar.

/\/oU. — Bon Accord is an exceedingly well bred colt, of good appearance, excellent bone, and
substance. His action is most promising. Has never been trained. He is perfect in disposition,
stands 15^ hands high. With his superb blood and speed lines he can scarcely fail to sire a high
class of trotters, game and fast. His sire produced the fastest three to the credit of any one sire —
Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, Phallas, 2:13?^, and Director, 2:17. Price, $2,500.

No 23. JAVAN 5157. (Standard.)

Brown colt, foaled March 12, 1885.

BY PRIXCEPS 536.

Slr« of Trinket, 2:14, Granby, 2:19'/^, Princeton, 2:1934, Fame Sole, 2:20, and sixteen others in

the 2:30 list. Princeps is by "Woodford Mambrino, 2:21 ^ ; dam by Abdallah 15.
ist dam Adele by Mambrino Star, 2:281^.

Sire of Cottage Girl, 2:ag%, and the dam of Early Dawn,

2:21%.

2d dam Ladv Martin by Volunteer 55.

Could trot in 2:30. Sire of twenty-eight in 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of

sixteen in 2:30 or better.

3d dam by Sir Henry.

A Star Horse.

J^oie. Javan is a grand, big colt of fine appearance, extra substance and tremendou saction.

He will undoubtedly go fast, if trained, and has the right sort of legs and feet for a campaigner.
His sire, Princeps, has four in the 2:2olist and sixteen more in 2:30 or better. The sire of Javan's
dam had a record below 2:30 and is a son of Mambrino Chief. The second dam of Javan is by the
great Volunteer, one of the best producing sons of old HaiabletGnian. Javan is bred to go fast and
stay the route. He should prove a successful sire. Price, $1,800.

STALLIONS AND COLTS. cj

No. 24. CHESTNUT WILKES. (Standard.)

Dark chestnut stallion, foaled in 1885.
BY RED WILKES 1740.

Blre of Prince Wilkes, 2:14^, Phil Thompson, 2:16^, and seventeen others In the 2:30 UsW

Bed Wilkes is by O-eorge Wilkes, 2:22 ; dam dueen Dido, by Mambrino Chief 11.
I St dam Fannie by Star Almont.

F'"\ill brother to Hamlin's Almont, Jr., 2:36 ( sire of Bete
Hamlin, 2:13^, and seven others in the 2:30 list).

zd dam Pattie l)y Mambrino Patchen 58.

Dam of Uernuida, a:j(>';. Sire of the dams of Guy Wilkes, 2:1$%, Baron Wilke%

2:18, Astral, 2:18, and twenty-three others in tha
2:30 list).

3d dam by Stanhope's Black Hawk.

4th dam by Gill's Vermont 104.

Sire of the dams of Enigma, 2:20, and seven others !■

2:30 list.

AoU. — Chestnut Wilkes is a beautiful younj,' stallion of great substance and bone. Has clean,
bony head, fine ear, capital short back, smoothly coupled, powerful hipi and quarters and the verjr
best of legs, I'nane and tail handsome and full. Color, dark chestnut with no white. Weight, 1,070
pounds. The action of this horse is simply perfect, being bold, open gaited and far reaching. Goes
in a grand style. Has never had a month's track work, and showed a quarter in forty seconds to
road cart over half-mile track in his three-year-old form. Mr. Crit Davis, who brought out Prince
Wilkes, 2:143^, and has developed more of the get of Rei Wilkes than any other trainer, said of
Chestnut Wilkes, which he had a short lime as a two-year-old: "I consider this colt one of the
best of the get of Red Wilkes. lie is level-headed, game and speedy. I gave him a little track
work only, yet he could show a 2:50 gait. His action is almost faultless." Chestnut Wilkes was
allowed to cover only fifteen mares last year at $100 each. Every one of these are believed to be in
foal. Well located, this horse can earn his price thi« year. He is one of the very best bred ones to
be found anywhere. Price, $3,000.

No. 25. ROYAL WILKES. (Standard.)

Brown colt, foaled July 26, 1885.
BY KEXTUCKY WILKES 1854, record 2t21X.

Sire of Virg'inia Evans, 2:31, at three years old, and Astoria, two-year-old record 2:40H. Ken>

tacky Wilkes is by the srreat O-eorge Wilkes, 2:32, for full pedig^ree see page 62.
t St dam Katie C by Smuggler 927, record 2:15)^.

Sire of Mount Morris, 2:19^^, Revenue, 2:22^, and foot
others in the 2:30 list; also of the dam of Gossiped
2:22}^.

2d dam Mary G by Taggart's Abdallah t6.

Sire of Dauntless, 2:26%, Ned Wallace, 2:25, and the dams
of Minnie C, 2:2$%, and Lexington Chief, 2:27?^.

3d dam s. t. b Thoroughbred.

Note. — Royal Wilkes is an exceedingly handsome, high-finished type of the Wilkes family and
closely resembles his sire. He stands a shade over 15 hands high and will probably reach 1$% at
maturity. Has clean, set legs, hard and cordy. His action is first-class and will satisfy any judge
that he will be fast. Has shown a forty gait in three-year-old form. His blood is rich in speed
lines. Any one wishing a Wilkes colt that will make a trotter should come to see this one.

Price, $2,500.

No. 26. EARLY 8066. (Standard.)

Chestnut colt, foaled in 18S7.
BY EARL. 2474, record 2:24^.
Sire of Earl's Lad, 2:41, Helen H., 2:46, at two years old, Idavan, 2:40. Earl is by Prineepa

636; dam Juno (dam of Greenlander, 2:24^), by Hambletonian 10.
ist dam Lady Guy by Cuyler 100.

Trial over half-mile track in 2:32. Sire of Elvira, 2:18^, Chanter, 2:20%, and seven others in the

2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of Patron, 2:14^^, Bay wood, 2:97,
and Aquarius, 2:2^^^. Cuyler is by Hambletonian 10.

2d dam by Brigadier (son of Brignoli 77, record 2:29^).

3d dam by Norman Temple 235.

Son of Norman 2i ; d.im Madam Temple (dam of Flora Templ^
2:19^^, and Pilot Temple, 2:245^).

Note. — Early is as fast and promising a colt of his age and handling as we know of. He is hand-
some, lengthy, muscular, stylish, and has action that is simply perfect. Any judge will fall in love
with hipi at once, and pronounce him a sure trotter. He can show a 2:50 gait now, and if handled
should ;crot in 2:35 or better this year. Any one wanting hira will not have time for a long corre-
spondence, fof he will command a purchaser with little delay. Price, $i,5oa ,

STALLIONS AND COLTS.

No. 27. HERMOD (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled April 3, 1885.
BY OXMOOR 1400, record 2:33.

Sire of Octavius, 2:26^, Cheltenham, 2:28, Pottery Girl, 2:35, timed separately in a race is
2:19, Oracle, 2:36J^, Orpheus, 2:37^, trial 229%, etc. Son of Princeps 536 (sire of Trinket,
2: 14, Granhy, 2: 19)^, Princeton, 2: 19^, and seventeen others in the 2:30 list) ; dam Lilndora,
by Hambletonian 10 (sire of the dams of fifty-one in 2:30 or better.)

ist dam Wanatah by Wedgewood, 2:19.

Sire of Favonia, 2:15, Conway, pacer, 2:i8J^, Connaught,
2:24, Nugget, 2:26^, Ulva, 2:27, and the dam of Cres-
cendo, 2:26^. Son of Belmont 64; dam Woodbine (the
dam of Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^) by Woodford.

«d dam Hermosa, trial 2:265^ by Edwin Forrest 49.

Dam of Hermes, 2:27^ (sire of Heresy, 2:27, Frank Sire of the dams of So So, 2:17^^, Tony Newell, i'.igl^,

Ellis, 2:2934, and Holmdel 2:25^^), Mosa (dam of Mambrino Dudley, 2:igJ^, London, 2:2oJ4, and six

Moskova, 2:28^^), and Heptagon (sire of Cleon, others in 2:30 or better.
2:21).

3d dam Black Rose by Tom Teemer.

Dam of Darkness, 2:271^, Native American, 2:3234,
Lady Wbodlawn, 2:37%, and Roscoe (sire of black
Pilot, 2:30).

4th dam by Cannon's Whip,

Son of Blackburn's Whip.

5th dam by Robin Grey.

Son of Messenger.

Nole. — Hermod is a large colt, i6 hands high, of much substance and bone. He is double-
gaited, moving off at a pace and when started up strikes a square trot which he will hold under the
whip. He is a growthy colt and little was done with him as a three-year-old, yet he show a quarter
in forty seconds over a half mile track. From his natural speed, superb breeding, and the character
of his action, we feel assured that this colt will be very fast. As a stock horse his pedigree should
satisfy the most fastidious. His dam is one of the most elegant mares on our place and his half
sister, coming two years old, is a very promising filly, of grand action, valued at $2,500. Hermod
is priced low. $I,200.

No. 28. IDOL WILD.

Bay stallion, foaled in 1882.
BY RED FLAME.

Bon of Hetzal's Hambletonian (fall brother to Sentinel, 2:29^, and Volunteer 55.)

ist dam Montgomery Mare by John Henry, record 2:393^.

Son of Sir George Henry ; dam by Marc Antony.

»d dam s. t. b by Abdallah 15.

Sire of the dams of Favonia, 2:15, Jerome Eddy, 2:i(>%,
and twenty-three others in the 2:30 hst.

Note. — Idolwild stands 15 hands 3)^ inches high, and possesses great substance, power and
bone, combined with a fine appearance. He is a very desirable horse to get carriage horses and
roadsters. He can show close to or quite a three-minute gait, and has good action. He is sound,
though he has a splint that does not affect him. Idolwild covered fifty-six mares in 1887, and is a
sure foal-getter. Price, $300.

No. 29. BAYTHORN. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled May 24, 1887.
BYMA.MBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:19?^.

Blre of Crescendo, 2:26yi, and Gretna, 2:29»^. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Uambrlno,
2:3 IM ; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.

ist dam Louise by Rysdysk 653.

Sire cf Clingstone, 2:14, Victor, 2:21)^, and three others
in the 2:30 list.

td Minnie Day by Green's Hambletonian 158.

Sire of Nelly, 2:30, and the dam of Green Boy, 2:2754.

jd dam Kate.

Dam of Orient, 2:24.

JVoU. — Baythorn is a handiome, substantial colt of extra muscular developnient, broad feet,
wean limbs, and perfect action. This colt will be close to, if not fully, 16 hands high and is built
in proportion all over. His pedigree will commend itself most strongly, being by that fast, highly-
bred, producing sire, Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^, out of mare by the sire of Clingstone, 2:14, and
other flyers. The second dam of Baythorn was by a brother to Volunteer and his third dam pro-
duced a 2:24 trotter. Baythorn has been broken to l«ad and with little handling shows fast. His
way of going will please the most fastidious. Price, $1,000.

rSl'ALLlON.S ANU COLTS.

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No. 30. TONY BURGLAR.

Dark brown colt, foaled May il, 1885.
BY BURGl^AR 1022, record 2:24X.
Son of Auditor 773 ( sire of Epaulette, 2: 1 9, and Bracelet, 2:24}^ ; dam Pantalette ( dam of Epau-
lette, 2:19), by Priuoeps 686 (sire of Trinket, 2:14, Granby, 2:19'A, and seventeen others in
the 2:30 list),
ist dam Ella by Swigert 650.

tjire of Moody, 2:i8J^, and twenty others in the 2:30
list ; sire also of the dams of three in 2:30 or better,

2d dam Merry Bird . by Mickey Free.

3d dam Glycera by Imported Sovereign.

4th to 6th dams thoroughbred.

Noie. — Tony Burglar is a very toppy, handsomely formed horse, of capital action, with substance
and good bone. He is likely to make a fast horse if trained. His sire, Burglar, is a full brother to
Epaulette, record 2:19 (sold for $22,500) and his dam is by Swigert, a choicely-bred sire with
twenty-one to his credit, whose records range from 2: 18^ to 2:30. Tony Burglar is a game horse
of fine disposition. Price, $5001.

No. 31. ROCKINGHAM 6591. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled April I, 1885.
BY OXMOOR 1400, record 2:33 on half mUe track.

Sire of Octavius 2:26^ and Cheltenham, 2:28. Ozmoor is a son of Frinceps 636 ; dam ZjIndora»
by Hambletonian 10 (sire of the dams of Trinket, 2; 14, and fifty others in 2: 30).

ist dam Mayenne by Wedgewood, 2:19.

Dam of Crescendo, 2:26%. Sire of Favonia, 2:15, Conway, pacer, 2:18^^, Connaught,

2:24, Nugget, 2:265^, and Ulva, 2:27. Wedgewood is a
son of Belmont 64 and Woodbine, dam of Woodford
Mambrino, 2:21}^.

2d dam Bicara by Harold 413 (son of Hambletonian 10).

Dam of Pancoast, 2:21^^ (sire of Patron, 2:14}^, Dodd Sire of Maud S , 2:085^, Noontide, 2:203^, Mattie Graham,

Peet, pacer, 2:22}^, Issaquena, 2:28^^, and Aqua- 2:21)/^, Daireen, 2:21^^, and eighteen others in the 2:30

rius, 2:29}^). list; also sire of the dams of Algath, 2:23, Pennant,

2:19^, Connaught, 2:24, and four others in 2:30 or bet*
ter

3d dam Belle by Mambrino Chief 11.

Dam of McCurdy's Hambletonian, 2:26}^, and Bel- Sire of the dams of Director, 2:17, Piedmont, 2:17^1^, Vol-

mont, sire of Nutwood, 2:i8J^, Wedgewood, 2:19, taire, 2:20%, Onward, 2:25}^, and sixteen others in the

Viking, 2:19!^, and eighteen others in the 2:30 list. 2:30 list.

4th dam Belle Lupe by Brown's Bellfounder,

Sire of the dam of Mazomanie, 2:2oJ^.

A^ote. — Rockingham is one of the handsomest and most royally-bred colts on the farm. He is
smoothly turned, muscular and stylish. Every line of his pedigree teems with the richest strains of
performing and producing blood. Comment is unnecessary. The only objection to this colt is, he
is small, and, on this account, he will be sold for one-fourth what he would command if large. Nev-
ertheless, he should prove a great sire and a trotter. Price, $800.

No. 82. FOXHALL 6472. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled 1886.
BY MESSENGER CHIEF 1825.

Sire of Maud Messenger. 2:16^, Abel, 2:24K, Colonel Bradshaw, 2:26^, and Marvel, 2:28. By
Abdallah Pilot 708 (son of Alexander's Abdallah 15), sire of Pickard, 2:185i, and Bed Jim,
2:25 K ; dam by Mambrino Messenger (sire of General Gecrere H. Thomas 530, sir e of Scoct's
Thomas, 2:21), son of Mambrino Paymaster (sire cf Mambrino Chief 1 1); grandam by Mam-
brino Chief 1 1 (sire Lady Thome, 2:18^, Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^, etc.).

1st dam by Lyle Wilkes 4658.

Sire of Mattie Wilkes, 2^30, and son of George Wilkes,
2:22, out of Lou Coons, by American Clay 34, sire
ef dams of Sir Walter, Jr., 2:i8J^, Garnet, 2:19, and
thirteen others in the 2:30 list.

ad dam by Bourbon Chief 383.

Sire of Calmar, 2:22, and of the dams of Piclcard, 3:18^,
Alta, 2:2314, Oriana, 2:29, and Fullerton _ D., 2:19^
Bourbon Chief is a son of Mambrino Chief 11; dan
by Grey E.igle.

3d dam by Oliver, son of Wagner.

Note. — Foxhall is a large, powerful colt, that when fully grown will be 16 hands high. He is
well shaped and has capital action. We have much confidence in his trotting fast, if trained. He
is admirably bred and should make a fine stock horse. D'sposition extra good. Price, $600.

j6 stallions and colts.

No. 33. NUTGUARD. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled in 1885.
BY NUTWOOD 600, record 2:18^.

Sire of Belmont Boy, 2:15, Woodnut, 2:1634, Felix, 2:18}i, and twenty-two others in the 2:30

list. Nutwood is by Belmont 64; dam Miss Russell, by Pilot, Jr., 12.
I St dam by Gtorge Wilkes 519, record 2:22.

Sire of sixty-five in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of
twelve in.2:3o or better.

2d dam by Kentucky Clay 194.

Sire of the dams of Atlantic, 2:21, Amy King, 2:22%,
Blondine, 2:24^, and seven others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam by Mambrino Chief 11.

Sire of the dams of Director, 2:17, Piedmont^ ^'■^7}it and
eighteen others in the 2:30 list.

Note. — Nutguard is a blood bay in color, without white ; will be 1534^ hands high. His head is
well shaped, full forehead, good ears, neck of fair length and well set in deep, muscular shoulders ;
body of good length, round-ribbed, smoothly coupled ; quarters full and round across the hips, and
long from hip to hock ; legs broad, strong hocks and knees. His tail is good length, rather thin,
and well carried. His general appearance is attractive. He has had no track work, but is brokea
to harness and shows splendid action. His dam was only partially broken as a two-year-old and
showed speed. She was bred young and never harnessed afterward. Nutguard is her first foaL
His blood lines can not be excelled. Kentucky Clay, the sire of Nutguard's second dam, was out
of the dam of Lady Thorne, 2:i8^, and Mambrino Patchen, and he was a horse of great natural
speed. This colt should make a first-class trotter and a sire of trotters. Price, $2,500.

No. 34. AMBUSCADE 9703. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled October 2, 18S6.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:19^.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:2Q%, and Gretna, 2:29?^. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,

2:2 IK; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Porrest 49.
ist dam Delta by Harold 413.

Sister to Daireen, 2:21^^. Sire of twenty-two in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams

of seven in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Dahlia by Pilot, Jr., 12,

Dam of Daireen, 2:2iJ^, and Dacia, 2:29^^ (dam of Sire of the dams of Maud S , 2:08%, Jay-Eyc-Se«, Kio,

Daciana, 2:27}^. and twenty-eight others in the 2:3oiistj

3d dam Madam Dudley by Bashaw Horse.

Dam of Dudley, 2:32^^, Sue Dudley (dam of
Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^^, and Gros Jean, 2:30,

Tulip (dam of Ulva, 2:27), and Belle Dudley, ^

(dam of Dodd Peet, 2:22^^, and Bcliord, 2:26%).

^th dam by May Day.

Sire of May Queen, 2:26, and of the dam of Lncy, KlSJ^.

Note. — Ambuscade is a rich, deep bay in color, is admirably shaped and very highly finished.
He will, at maturity, be i$% hands high, or over, has good length and will make a trotter. The
breeding of this colt is exceedingly choice and teems with producing and performing lines of blood.
His dam is a full sister to the very fast mare, Daireen, and also to dam of a yearling that sold at
auction for $3,750 and another, two-year-old, that sold for $5,000. Ambuscade has a full sister that
we sold for a good price, and she shows great promise of extreme speed. With an admirably-
bred and producing sire, having a record in the teens, such a royally-bred dam and superior
Individuality, this colt can not prove other than a superior stock horse and A fast one.

Price, $1,500.

No. 35. OOTHRAN. "

Chestnut colt, foaled May 29, 1886.

BY CUYLER 100.

Sire of Elvira, 2:18J<, Chanter, 2:20?<, and seven others in the 2:30 list. Cuyler is by Hamble-

tonian 10 ; dam Grey Bose, by Hambletonian 2.
ist dam Lydia Hawkins by Standard Bearer 5300.

Sire of Marlowe. 2:15, Banner Boy, 2:25, and Gratz, 2:265^.
Standard Bearer is by Volunteer 55; dam by Roes
Abdallah Chief.

2d dam Miss Hawkins .by Frazer's Red Hawk.

By .Mountain Eagle, Jr.; dam by Herr's Boston.

3d dam by Mambrino Chief 11.

Sire of the dams of Director, 2:17, Piedmont, 2:175^, and
eighteen others in the 2:30 list.
Note. — Cothran is 15 hands now and will make a horse 15^ hands high, a light-made, wiry
horse with clean, hard legs and the action of a trotter. His dam was a noted roadster that trotted
a trial in 2:52 to road cart and never had any trapk work. Price, $800.

STALLIONS AND COLTS.

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No. 36. MARKING 6648.

Dark chestnut colt, foaled October 2, l886.
BY PUINCETOX Sola, record 2:19^.

Son of Frinceps|636 (sire of twenty in the 2:30 list); dam Beina Victoria (dam of Euclid,
2:28} 2 S ^y Hambletoniau 10 (sire of the dams of fifty-one in 2:30 or better.)

ist dam Myrtilla by Glenview 1170.

Sire of Euclid, 2:281X. Glenview is by Belmont 64 ; dam
Fadetic, dam of I'avoiua, 2:15, by Abdallah 15.

2d dam Judy Cuyler by Cuyler 100.

Sire of nine in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams oi
Patron, 2:14}^, liaywood, 2:27, and Aquarius, 2:29^^.

3d dam Kate by Norman Temple 235.

Son of Norman 25; dam Madam Temple (dam of Flora
Temple, 2:19?^ asU Pilot Temple, 2:^% ), by Spotted
Horse.

4th dam Violante.

Trotted over the old Woodlawn track; Louisville, without
shoes, to bugijy ( before the war) in 3:10.

jVoie. — Marking is one of the best colts of his age on Our farm ant! bids fait" tb make a very fast
trotter. He is a very dark, almost black, chestnut, and will at maturity be 16 hands high. His
head is fine, neck lengthy, well set on to the deepest and strongest shoulders we have ever seen ori
a colt of his age. Back, loins, hips and thighs, particularly strong and well shaped for speed.
Legs broad, flat and cordy. The sire of Marking is one of the very best bred trotting stallioris
living (see last pages of this catalogne), and has a record below 2:20. The sire of the dam of Mark-
ing is by Belmont, a wonderful producer in the first, second and third generations, and he ( Glen-
view) was out of the dam ot Favonia, record 2:15 in a fourth heat. The second dam of this colt
.~vvas by Cuyler, sire of the dam of Patron, 2:14^, etc., etc. Marking's blood lines run to Alexander's
Abdallah three times, with other crosses to Hambletonian, Mambrino Chief, American Star, Alex-
ander's Norman, etc. He is highly bred for stock purposes. Marking is gaJted to go fast 5 with
his gameness and level-headed disposition should make a race horse. Price, $i,8oo.

No. 37. MARTYR 7720. (Standard.)

Black colt, foaled April 23, 1887.

BY RUMOR 3033, record 2:24^.

Sire of Trapeze, 2:29 J<, and Lammermoor, 2:30. Rumor is by Tattler, 2:26 (sire of Qossip,
2:18, Voltaire, 2:20^, etc.; dam Martense Maid, by Jackson's Flying: Cloud (sire of the dam of
Forrest Patchen, 2:19J^).

ist dam Mignon by General Knox 140, record 2:31^. •

Sire of Lady Maud, 2:18}^, Beulah, 2:15}^, Camors,'2;i95i,
etc. . sire also of the dams of eleven in 2:30 or better.-.

2d dam Mystery by Socrates 287, record 2:34^^.

Sireof Socrates, 2:2714, and the dam of Sisal, 2:27^^. Soc-
rates is & son of Hambletonian 10; dam Lady Fallis,
by American Star 14.

3d dam Daisy Burns, record 2:29^ . . .by Skenandoah 926.

Dam of Slander, 2:28}^. Sire of the dams of Bonner, 2:23, Wormwood, 2:25, Adrian,

2:263^, and Slander, 2:28>4.

4th dam by Harden's Kentucky Hunter.

Dam of Daisy Burns, 2:295^,

JVo^e. — Martyr is a large, growthy, powerful colt, with an excellent set of broad, clean, cordy
legs. He will develop into a handsome, l6-hand horse. This cok is a trotter now, and is sure to
become a race horse if no accident befalls him. His excellent breeding should make him a superior
stock horse. His sire. Rumor, 2:24^, is a very highly-finished, elegant stallion, and is faster than
his record; all his colts that we have seen show promise, and indicate that they will make a name
for their sire. The dam of Martyr is by General Knox, a trotter and a sire of trotters from the fi-rst
to the fourth generation. For the benefit of those who are not entirely familiar with the merit of
General Knox and his descendants, M'e will state a few facts concerning them : General Knox had a
record of 2:31^, and when sixteen yearsold trotted two mileheats in 2:24and 2:25^. Heisthesire
of fourteen in the 2:30 list — of these three beat 2:20 — is also the sire of twenty with records ranging
from 2:30 to 2:35, and twenty-one with records between 2:35 and 2:40. His daughters have pro-
duced eleven trottters in the list, and eighteen of his sons have representatives in the 2:30 table;
also many of his grandsons and granddaughters. General Knox was sixteen yearsold before he had
access to a good class of mares. The Knoxes are a great family of natural trotters, and their blood
is an exceedingly valuable element in a pedigree. Martyr's grandam was by Socrates, 2:34^, at
four years old (son of Hambletonian 10, out of a Star mare), and hisgreat-grandam was a performer
as well as a producer. This colt is a very valuable one for a trotter or a stock horse. Price, $1,000.

STALLIONS AND COLTS,

No. 38. CHRIS. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled ApJ-il 5, I887.
BY GAMBETTA 1172.

Sire of Volmer, 2:24J<. Gambetta is by Volunteer 55; dam Nell (dam Of Batexaaii, 2.22), by

Hambletonian 10.
I St dam Christine byStrathmore4o8(son of Hambletonian 10).

Sire of Santa Claus, 2:17^^, Skylight Pilot, 2:19, and
twenty-five others in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams
of C. F. Clay, 2:18, Eminence, 2:21 Ji, and three others
in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Lucy Lee by Norman 25.

Dam of Red Jim, 2:25^^. Sire of Lula, 2:14^, May Queen, 2:20, and the dams of

Norman Medium, 2:20, and six others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Jennie Lee by Woodpecker.

Note. — Chris is a clean bay in color, a smooth round-ribbed, strong-made colt, with big quarters
and good legs. He is double gaited but goes out of an amble into a square trot that promises speed.
His dam was by Strathmore, a sire of uniform and extreme speed, and his sire breeds as much ele-
gance and action and is altogether one of the best bred horses in the country. The second dam of
Chris produced a trotter with a record of 2:25^. He should make a trotter andasire of trotters.

' Price, $1,000.

No. 39. EARL'S LAD 9008. (Standard.)

(Becord 2:41 at two years old.)

Bay colt, foaled in i886.

BY EARL, 2474, record 2:24^.

Sire of Helen H., 2:46, at two years old, and Idavan, 2:40. Earl is by PrlnoepB 633 ; dam Jtino

(dam of G-reenlander, 2:24^), by Hambletonian 10.

I St dam Helen Walker by Pilot Mambrino 515, record 2:35^.

Sire of John Henry, 2:29Jj>. Pilot Mambrino is by Pilot,
Jr., 12; dam Indiana (dam of Indianapolis, 2:21), by
Mambrino Chief 11.

2d dam Empress .by Alcalde 103.

Sire of three in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of
Lida Bassett, 2:203^, and Lady Mascotte, 2:251^. Al-
calde is by Mambrino Chief 11 ; dam by Pilot, Jr., 12.

3d dam by Long Island Black Hawk 24.

Sire of Prince, 2:245^, Jake Oakley, to wagon, 2:32^, and
the dams of Effie Deans, 2:25^^, Lottie, 2:28, and Star,
2:30.

Note. — Earl's^ad is one of the bcrst balanced, purest gaited trotters to be found and has as
inuch elegance of style and action, as well as quality and finish, as any colt we have seen. He made
a record of 2:41 as a two-year-old, and from his courage and disposition is likely to make a very
fast horse. As will be seen, his breeding is the best. He will make a horse 15^ hands high, of fine
length and substance. His appearance is particularly attractive. Price, ^,OOQ.

No. 40. BAGPIPE 7723. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled April 12, 1887.

BY STRANGER 3030.

Sire of Myriad, 2:28K. Strang-er is by General Washington 1161 ; dam G-oldsmith Kaid, 2:14,

by Alexander's Abdallah 15.
I St dam Zither by Jay Gould 197, record 2:20)^.

Sire of fourteen in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of
Beulah, 2:19'^, Green Girl, 2:21 J;^, Patience, 2:28^, and
Lammermooi, 2:30.

2d dam by Roe's Fiddler.

Dam of Music, 2:21^^. Son of Webber's Fiddler (sire of the dam of Alice

Medium, 2:295^) ; dam by Ohio Eclipse.

3d dam by Seely's American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, i:'^\i, Nettie,
2:18, and forty others in the 2:30 list.

.AV^^.— Bagpipe is a colt of fine size (Shtmld reach 16 hands at maturity), substance and bone.
He carries his head high, in good style and will make a handsome horse. Is very short and strong
in the back, deep through the heart and loins, and well-muscled all over. Has not been broken,
but shows good action when led. His royal breeding is a guarantee that he will prove a great stock
horse and justifies, the expectation that, if trained, he will trot fast. Few colts can compare with him
in the combination of blood and speed lines ; on his paternal side he traces direct to Goldsmith
Maid, 2:14, and Lady Thorne, 2:i8X. while his d3"i was by that fast and elegantly-bred sire. Jay
Gould, 2;20j^, out of the dam of Music, 2:21^. This is a cheap colt. Price, $6oOo

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No. 41. JUDGE HARRIS. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled June 6, 1S87.
BY CUYLER 100.

Sire of Elvira, 2:16)4, Chanter, 2:20J:C, and seven others in the 2:30 list. Ouylerl«byHambl«-
tonian 10; dam Q-ray Rose, by Hari'is' Hambletonian 2.

ist dam Cumberland by McFerran Cuyler 7549.

Son of Cuyler 100; dam by Golddust 150.

2d dam Tennessee by Norman Temple, Jr., 619.

Son of Norman Temple 235; dam by I'llot, Jr., 12.

3d dam Susan Margrave by Tom Margrave.

4t^ dam Sue Camp by Gray Eagle.

JVofe. — Judge Harris, bay colt of handsome form, fine length, strong clean legs and will be i^}4
hands high or over. This colt has the action of a trotter and is shaped for speed. Dispositioa
perfect and is a very desirable colt every way. He is strongly inbred in Hambletonian lines, with
choice out crosses of Pilot, Jr., Norman and thoroughbred blood; should make a successful sire, and
if trained, a fast one. Price,

No. 42. ALDEBARRON. (Standard.)

Brown colt, foaled April 28, 1887.
BY GAMBETTA 1'172.

Sire ofVolmer, 2:24^. G-ambetta is by Volunteer 55; dam Nell (dam of Bateman, 2:22), hT
Hambletonian 10.

I St dam Red Light . by Administrator 357, record 2:29^.

Sire of Catchfly, 2:18^, and five others in the 2:30 list
Sire of the dams of Lady Emma, 2:23%, Wildmont,
2:27, and three others in 2:30 or better. Administrator
is by Hambletonian 10 ; dam by Mambrino Chief 11.

2d dam Lucy Lee by Norman 25.

Dam of Red Jim, 2:255^. Sire of Lula, 2:14^, May Queen, 2:20, and the dams of

Norman Medium, 2:20, Fanny Robinson, 2:20}^, and
five others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Jenny Lee by Woodpecker.

J\^ofe. — Aldebarron is a rich seal-brown colt of fine size. Will make a horse 16 hands high, and
very bloodlike form. He is broken to harness and shows splendid trotting action. As will be no-
ticed, his breeding is very choice and fashionable. His sire, Gambetta, is the sire of Volmer, 2:24ii^,
and one of the best-bred sons of Volunteer, and his 2d dam produced a 2:25^ horse. His blood line*
are fashionable, and his general appearance is very attractive. Price, $900.

No. 43. EARLING 9007. (Standard.) '

Chestnut colt, foaled in 1887.
BY EARL, 2474, record 2:24j^.

Sire of Earl's Lad, 2:41, Helen H., 2:48 (at two years old), andldavan, 2:40. Earl is by Prta-
ceps 536; dam. Juno (dam of Greenlander, 2:24K, by Hambletoniaji 10.

ist dam Amanda byStrathmore 4o8(son of Hambletonian io)»

Full sister to the dam of Anderson Wilkes, 2:225^. Sire of Santa Claus, 2:17^, and twenty-six others in |^

2:30 list; sire also of the dams of C. F. Clay, 2:i8,Wf4t
four others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Miss Kirksey by Mambrino Le Grande.

Dam of Magi. et, totted Chester Park half-mile Son of Highland Chief,

track in 2:253^, and a half mile in 1:08.

3d dam Nelly Blye by White Mountain Morgan.

Son of Hale's Green Mountain Morgan.

4th dam Nelly Blye, s. t. b by Rhoade's Highlander.

Nolle. — Earling is a large colt, will be about 16 hands high when matured, of extra substance
and heavy bone. He has capital action, goes in good style and promises to become a fast hone.
Bred, as he is, can hardly fail to go fast and make a stock horse. His sire is not only very fast, but
is producing remarkably (see foot note of Earl No. l), and his dam is by a first-class producing son
of Hambletonian 10. She is full sister to the dam of Anderson Wilkes, record 2:22ji^. The gran»
dam of this colt also produced a horse of extreme speed. Earling is recommended as a desirable
purchase. Price, $i,ooo.

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No. 44. BACHELOR 8210. (Standard.)

Brown colt, foaled May 13, 1887.
BY KENTUCKY WILKES 1S54, record 2:21.

Sire of 'Virginia Evans, three-year-old record 2:31, and Astoria, two-year-old record 2:40 J^.
Kentucky Wilkes is by the grreat Georgre Wilkes, 2:22. For full pedigree, see page ■ .

ist dam Olympia by Hambletonian 10.

Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 'list; also of the dams of
Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:145^, and forty-nine others
in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Puss . by Consternation, Jr.

Son of Imported Consternation (sire of the grandam of
Trinket, 2:14).

3d dam .by Morgan Rattler.

Sire of Lady Cummins, 2:315^, and of the dams of En-
dymion, 2:231^, and Dolly Davis, 2.29.

Note. — Bachelor is a typical Wilkes in form and action. He is finely gaited and of very speedy
coaformation. Promises to be \^% hands high at maturity, and will make a handsome, substantial
horse. His sire was one of the gamest race horses of his day and is a marvel of symmetry and pure
natural trotting action, which characteristics he is imparting to his produce with great uniformity.
The dam of Bachelor is by Hambletonian 10, that great sire of trotters and dams of trotters.

Price, $700.

No. 45, BOATLIGHT. (Standard.) '

Brown colt, foaled May 17, 1887.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:19|^.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26%, and Gretna, 2:29J^. Mamhrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,
2:21>^ ; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.

ist dam Starless by Messenger Duroc 106.

Sire of sixteen in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of
Company, 2:19^^, Feme Sole, 2:20, and nine others in
2:30 or better.

2d dam Starbeam by Hambletonian 10.

Sire of forty-one in 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of
Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:14^, and forty-nine others in
2:30 or better.

3d dam Montgomery Maid . ..... . by American Star 14.

Trial 2:22, for Jack Nodine, and dam of Ada Duroc, Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:173^, and forty-

trial 2:23, for Robert Bonner, one others in the 2:30 list. ■

J^ote. — Boatlight is a very superior colt, of grand size, extra substance, bone and' action. He is
formed to go fast, and in every respect is individually up to his high lineage. With an unbroken
line of speed produced on his sire's side, and three choicely bred dams on his maternal side, he should
develop into a performing and producing sire of merit. The Messenger-Duroc mares are preving
great dams, five new 2:30 trotters emanating from them in 1888. Price, $900.

No. 46. UNIQUE. (Standard.)

Chestnut colt, foaled April, 1887.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLiEY 967, record 2:19|4'.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26M, and Gretna, 2:29%. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,
2:21 J^ ; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.

ist dam Ontelaunee by Middletown 152.

Sire of Orange Bud, 2:21^^, Music, 2:21^^, and seven
others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Silence by Abdallah 15.

Sire of the dams of Favonia, 2:15, Jerome Eddy, 2:165^,
, and twenty-three others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam Woodbine by Woodford.

Dam of Wedgewood, 2:i9j'2, and Woodford Mam- Son of Kosciusko ; dam by Hancock's Hambletonian.

brino, 2:2iJ^.

J^ote. — Unique is a handsome, dark chestnut colt with star, white ankles behind and some white
on, left front pastern. He has good size and is a highly-finished fellow, strong in every feature and
well gaited. This colt's breeding is strictly first-class and is based on the blood of old Woodbine
and Madam Dudley, among the best of Woodburn Farm's producers. With his superior individual
merit and high breeding Unique should prove a prize. Price, $900.

STALLIONS AND COLTS.

No. 47, WILKESLANDER. (Standard.)

B:iy colt, foaled March, 1887.
BY GREENLANDEK 2481, record 2:24X.
Son of Prlnoeps 536 (sire of nineteen in the 2:30 list); dam Juno (dam of Earl, 2:24K), by
Hambletonian 10 (sire of the dams of fifty -one in ^:30 or better).

istdam by Conn's Harry Wilkes 1896 (son of George Wilkes).

sire of Rosaline Wilkes, -i-.nYi-

2d dam Cyclone by Mambrino Champion 5 130 (son of Mambrino Chief).

Trial, 2:46 Sire of Molly Long, 2:29)/^, and the dam of Doncaiter, 2:28}^.

3d dam by Steele's Snowstorm.

4th dam by Johnson's Copperbottom.

5th dam by Blackburn's Whip..

Notf. — Wilkeslander is a large colt of handsome form, strong in every feature, with the best of
broad, flat legs, and good feet. He has square, open action and good stride, that will make him
fast. Disposition perfect. Greenlander, the sire of this colt, is a superb horse of great speed. He
obtained a two-year-old record of 2:32. When three, over half-mile track, made a mark of 2:30, and
at four sccned his present record of 2:24^4^. We have timed him a fifth heat in 2:22, last half in
l:io. Is likely to beat 2:20 this season. His oldest colts are now joming two, and are extremely
promising. Ti e dam of Wilkeslander is by a Wilkes stallion, and the second dam by a son of
Mambrino Chief. We think Wilkeslander will prove a stock horse of merit. Price, $1,000.

No. 48. BEACONSFIELD. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled May 12, 1887.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record ^'.\Q%.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26}i, and Gretna, 2:29^. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,
2:21J^ (sire of Abbottsford, 2:195^, Pancoast, 2:2i;J4, and nine others in the 2:30 list;; dam
Sue Dudley, the dam of Gros Jean, 2; 30, Sacramento (sire of Nelly Kose, 2:29K) and
Datura, trial 2:31^, by Edwin Forrest 49 (sire of the dams of So So, 2: 17)4, Tony Newell,
2:19J^, London, 2:20^4, and seven others in 2:30 or better).

ist dam Jennie Medium by Happy Medium 400 (son of Hambletonian 10).

Sire of Maxey Cobb, 2:13^, Norman Medium, 2:20, Buzz Medium,
2:2c }^, Eddie C, 2:20, and thirty-eightotheis in the 2:30 list; also
sire of the dams of De Barry, 2:19^4, Irma, 2:1854. Beaconsfield, »
2:2554, Flora, 2:2554, and three others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam b^ Scott's Hiatoga 498.

Sire of Sorrel Billy, 2:20, Lew Scott, 2:23, Tom Cameron, 2:2354, and
twelve others in 2:30 or better; also sire of the dams John S.
Clark, 2:19%, Joe Brister, 2:25^, Newton, 2:28}^, Sunny Slope,
2:2954, and Amy Lee, 2:23^^.

/^oie. — Beaconsfield is a large colt and will be 16 hands high. He has fine appearance, great
power and substance, with broad, flat bone and capital action. His breeding promises speed, being
by a stallion of great speed, out of a Happy Medium mare, that has a colt a year older which can
go fast for his handling. Beaconsfield should prove a breeder of merit. Price, $800.

No. 49. COASTBEARER.

Chestnut colt, foaled May 20, 1887.
BY PANCOAST 1439, record 2:21^4'.

Sire of Patron, 2:145<, DoddPeet, 2:2254, Isaqaeena, 2:28K, and Aquarius, 2:29J4. Pancoastia
by Woodford Mambrino, 2:213^; dam Bicara, by Harold 413.

I St dam Lydia Hawkins by Standard Bearer 5300.

Sire of Marlowe, 2:15, Banner Boy, 2:251 ^^^ Gratz, 2:26}^.
Standard Bearer is by Volunteer 55 ; dam by Roe's Ab-
daliah Chief.

2d dam Miss Hawkins by Frazer's Red Hawk.

Son of Mountain Eagle, Jr. ; dam by Herr's Boston.

3d dam by Mambrino Chief II.

Sire of the dams of Director, 2:17, Piedmont, 2:175^, and
eighteen others in the 2:30 list.

4th dam by Eertrand (thoroughbred).

Note. — Coastbearer is a very handsome colt in form, with clean, hard legs, will make a horse
15^ hands high, substantial and strong. His action is the very best. He gives every promise of
making a fast horse. Price, $900.

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STALLIONS AND COLTS.

Ko, 50. BALFOUR. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled in 1887.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:1 9^4:.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:36Ji, and Gretna, 2:295^. Mambrino Dudley is by "Woodford Mambrino,
2:21>^ (sire of Abbottsford, 2:19J^, Pancoast, 2:215^, and nine others in the 2:30 list) ; dam
Sue Dudley, the dam of G-ros Jean, 2:30, Sacramento (sire of Nellie Bose, 2:29J<), and
Datura, trial 2:S1J^, by Edwin Forrest 49 (sire of the dams of So So, 2'.V7%, Tony Newell,
2:19}i, London, 2:20^, and seven others in 2:30 or better).

1st dam Wellingtonia byWellington 27 i6(son of Kentucky Prince).

Sire of Duke of Wellington, 2:20, and Lord Nelson, 2:26^^.
Son of Kentucky Prince 2470 (sire of Guy, 2:12, Spofford,
2:i8J^, Company, 2:19^, and eight others in the 2:30
list.

2d dam Susie • • . by Volunteer 55 (son of Hambletonian 10).

Sire of twenty-seven in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of
Amelia C., Stephen G., 2:20^^. First Love, 2:22^^, and
fourteen others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Miss O'Connor by Hector.

Dam of Carrie N., 2:27. Sire of the dam of Oscar, 2:30.

4th dam by Abdallah i.

Sire of the dams of Goldsmith Maid, 2:14, and six others
in 2:30 or better.

J\^ofe. Balfour is a colt of much substance, good bone and excellent shape. He is also well

gaited to trot. Will be about 15 hands high. His breeding is most excellent, being by a choicely
bred and fast sire, out of a granddaugher of Kentucky Prince. Balfour's dam is a very superior
mare. The blood of this colt is first-class, and there is every reason why he should be successful in
the stud. Price, $450.

No. 51. BRIMSTONE. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled May 2, 18S7.

BY 3IAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, recoi'd 2tlO|4'.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26^4, and Gretna, 2:29J^, etc. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,
2:21 ^ ; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30) , by Edwin Forrest 49.

.ist dam Maria Sturgess by Almont 33 (son of Abdallah 15).

Sire of thirty-four in the 2:30 list ; sirealsoof the dams of
J. m Richardson, 2:17'^, Catchfly, 2:18V, Hinder
Wilkes, 2:20%, and eleven othei-s in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Victoria by Voorhees' Abdallah (son of Adallah i).

Dam of Blackwood Belle, 2:3oJ<. Sireof the dam of Mamie W. , 2:26^^.

3d dam by L. I. Black Hawk 24.

Dam of Voorhees' Abdallah Chief (sire of the dam of Sire of Prince, 2:24}^, and Jake Oakey, to wagon, ^■■J'z^i;

Felix, 2:18%). sire also of the dams of Effie Deans, 2:253^, Lottie,

2:28, and Star, 2:30.

JV.'?U. — Brimstone is a stout, well-formed colt, smooth and substantial, with good bone. He

will be lS/4 hands high, or over, at maturity and will make a handsome horse. Has a good way of

■going, and is extra well bred. His dam was a naturally fast mare by Almont, out of a mare that

produced Blackwood Belle, record 2:30^, and the full sister to the sire of the dam of Felix, 2:i8|^.

Brimstone should learn to trot and get speed. Price, $700.

No. 52. CHARTAMONT 8650. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled June 2i, 1887.
BY TROUBLE 509.

Sire of Lizzie 2d, 2:23K, and the dam of Dr. Almont, 2:21H. Trouble is by Almont 33 ; dam Sue

Ford (dam of Altamont, 2:26K), by Brown Chief 4445.
ist dam Lady Powers by Magna Charta 105

Dam of Charleston, which paced a half-mile in 1:31, Sire of five in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of Belle

at one year old. F. 2:isM. Jack, z-.igYz, George V., 2:20, Maggie G.

Middleton, 2:20%, and eleven others in 2:30 or better,

2d dam by Green Mountain Black Hawk.

NoU. — Chartamont is a rich bay in color, fine size and shows his high breeding in form and
figure. He is sound and handsome, is broken to harness and shows superb trotting action. There
is no question about his making a trotter. Price, $600.

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No. 63. BOOTH. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled April 6, 1887.
BY MAMRIXO DUDLEY 967, record 2:105<.

BIre of Cresocndo, 2:26}<, and Gretna, 2:29J^, etc.). Mambrino Dudley Is by Woodford Mam-
brino, 2:2VA ', dam Sua Dudley (dam of Qros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forreat 49.

ist dam Brunhilde by Hambletonian 10.

Sister to Orange Girl, 2:20, Ajax, trial a:a8, Walkill Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list, also of the damn of

Chief, sire of Great Eastern, 2:18. Trinket, 2:14, Staniboul, 2:14^, and forty-nine others in

2:30 or better.

2d dam Dolly Mills by American Star 14.

Dam of Orange Girl, 2:20, Walkill Chief (sire of Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:i7j<i, Nettie, 2:18,

Great Eastern, 2:18, etc.), Arteniiis (sire of Green Robert McGregor, 2:17}^, Joe Bunker, 2;i9j^, Driver,

Girl, 2:2iJ^), Ajax, trial 2:28;^ (sire of Columbus 2:ig}/^, Orange Girl, 2:20, Jay Gould, 2:20^4, Fred Kol-

Hambletonian, 2:26, etc.), and Augusta (dam of ger, 2:20!^, Huntress, 2:20^^, and thirty-three others in

Chanter, 2:20^). the 2:30 list.

3d dam Jennie Lewis by Roger's Young Messenger.

Son of Coburn's Messenger,

4th dam by Dinwiddie.

Son of Dinwiddie.

J\^o/e. — Bootli is an excellent colt, of fine appearance, excellent substance and bone, and will
make a grand stallion. His pedigree is one of the richest of the rich. Has good action; should
make a decidedly successful stock horse and a trotter. A full sister of this colt showed a quarter in
harness, when one year old, in 47 seconds. This is an extra colt. Price, $1,000.

No. 64. TRIBULATION. (Standard.)

Black colt, foaled May 23, 1887.

BY TROUBLE 509.

Sire of Idzzie 2d, 2:23^, and the dam of Dr. Almont, 2:21-K. Trouble is by AlmontSS; dam Sue

Ford (dam of Altamont, 2:26jii), by Brown Chief 4445.
ist dam Ratty by Major Edsall 211, record 2:29.

Dam of Harry Hontas, paced a half-mile, last fall, Sire of Robert McGregor, 2:175^. Major Edsall is by

in 1:10, as a five-year-old. Abdallah 15; dam by Harris' Hambletonian 2.

2d dam Starr by Magnolia 68.

Dam of Minnie Edsall, trial 2:3s over half-mile track. Sire of Magnolia, 2:265^, and of the dams of Mamie

Wood, 2:25%, and Chester F., 2:285^. Magnolia is by
American Star 14; dam Jennie Lind, by Bay Richmond.

3d dam s. t. b by Pilot, Jr., 12.

A mare brought from Kentucky during the war. Sire of nine in the 2:30 list, and sire of the dams of Maud

S., 2:o8J^, Jay-Eye See, 2:10, and twenty-eight others in
the 2:30 list.

iV^^^. — Tribulation is a handsome, smooth-made colt and shows a deal of quality. He will have
good size. His head is clean-cut and well-shaped, with fine ear and full, handsome eyes ; has a fine
neck of good length, good shoulders and full middle, good stifles and clean legs. His action is
excellent. Broken to harness and is kind in disposition. This colt is bred for a stock horse and
.trotter. Price, $600.

No, 5d. KAYMOUNT 8647. (Standard.)

Black colt, foaled April l8, 1887.

BY TROUBLE 509.

Sire of Lizzie 2d, 2:23J^, and the dam of Dr. Almont, 2:21H- Trouble is by Almont 33; danx

Sue Ford (dam of Altamont, 2:26 Ji), by Brown Chief 4445, son of Mambrino Chief.
ist dam Emily K by Volunteer 55.

Sire of twenty-eight in the 2:30 list; sire also of the
dams of Amelia C, 2:19^^, Stephen G., 2:2oJ4> and
fifteen others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Josie by Eureka.

Son of Black Hawk 24.

3d dam Black Bess by Stockbridge Chief.

Damof Gloster, 2:17. Sire of StockbridgeChief, Jr. (sire of Abe Edgington,

2:23^:4, and Shepherd Girl, 2:29), and of Rattler (sire of
the dams of Keene Jim, 2:ig]i, and Aileen Almont,

4th dam by Mambrino Paymaster.

Dam of Mambrino Black Hawk (sire of Columbia Sire of Mambrino Chief 11 (sire of six in the 2:30 list).

Chief. 2:28>^).

yV^/if. — Kaymount is very attractive in form, handsome in appearance; will be good size and
shows an excellent gait. It will be noticed his breeding is very strong in trotting lines and very
fashionable, and he is sure to make a trotter if he is. handled. Price, $600.

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No. 56. WILROD. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled in July, 1888.

BY WIJLTOIi^ 5982, record 2:19X.

■ * ( Pull brother to Albert Prance, 2:20J<.)

Son of Georg-e Wilkes, 2:22; dam Alley, by Hambletoniau 10.
1st dam Zetta .. by Pretender 1453.

I Son of Dictator 113; dam Wihona, by Almont 33; 2d

dam Dolly, by Mambrino Chief 11,

2d dam by Woodford Abdallah 1654.

Sire of Kenilvvorth, z'.iZ^, and Wilshire, 2:263^. Wood
ford Abdallah is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^^ ; dam
... by Abdallah 15.

3d dam by Japhet (thoroughbred).

Sire of the dam of Prince Edward, 2:24%.

Note. — Wilrod is a regular Wilkes in make-up and shdws fine, open action in the lot. He is of
moderate size ( was foaled late), blocky, with strong shoulders, short back, well coupled, very pow-
erful hips, thighs and arms. His general formation denotes speed. But little need be said of his
sire., one of the fast and well bred sons of George Wilkes, standing at $200, and has a full book.
Wilrod's dam is by a superbly bred horse and one that has publicly shown himself fast, although
never driven to a record. His second dam is by a producing son of the great Woodford Mambrino,
2:2i>^, and his third by a thoroughbred that has sired the dam of a 2:24^ trotter. This is a cheap
Wilkes colt, and, if bought and waited on a reasonable time, will earn much wealth for his owner.

Price, $500.

No. 57. HAYWOOD. (Standard.)

Chestnut colt, foaled in 1888.
BY SYLVAN^ 3667.

Son of Nutwood, Z-18% (aire of Woodnnt, 2:16^, Belmont Boy, 2:15, and twenty-three others in
the 2:30 list) ; dam Nora Lee, trial 2:32, by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21 J^ (sire of the dams ol
Superior, 2:19J<, Bvermond, 2:24M, aud eight others in the 2:30 list).

I St dam Lady Hayes . by Alden Goldsmith 733.

Sire of Lilly Dale, 2:25^^, Jane R., 2:265^, and Nestor,
2:30. Alden Goldsmith is by Volunteer 55; dam by
Hambletonian 10,

2d dam Lady Bashaw .....•..., by Green's Bashaw 50.

Sire of Josephus, 2:195^, Fred Douglas, 2:20^^, and four-
teen others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of ten
in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Lizzie Hays by Simpson's Black Bird 401.

Sire of Black Bird, 2:22, and the dams of Little Fred,
• ■ 2:20, and Western Belle, 2:243^.

N'ole.—Ha.ywood is a well-finished colt of good size, clean, hard legs, ample substance and is
welLslaaped for a trotter. His breeding is choice. Price, $350.

No. 58. BANDANA 9585. (Standard.)

Bay colt, foaled April 24, 1888.

BY PBIIfCEPS 536.

Sire of Trinket, 2;14, Granby, 2:1914, Princeton, 2:19?^, Feme Sole, 2:20, and fifteen others in
the 2:30 list. Princeps is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:2 1 % ; dam by Abdallah 15.

I St dam Edith Duroc by Messenger Duroc 106.

Sire of sixteen in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of
Company, 2:19^^, Feme Sole, 2:20, Fallis, 2:23, and eight
others in 2:30 or better. Messenger Duroc is by Ham-
bletonian 10; dam Satinet, by Roe's Abdallah Chief.

2d dam Berkshire Maid by Mott's Independent 179.

Sire of Uncle Dave, 2-26J^, Josh Billinffs, 2:29^, and the
dam of May Williams, 2:265^. Independent is by Ham-
bletonian 10; dam Emma Mills, by American Star 14.

JVoie. — Bandana is an elegant colt. His color is the perfection of bay, with small star and left
hind ankle white. He is smooth and handsome in his make up, will be 16 hands high, with the
best quality of bone and the best of legs, and he has the action of a trotter. His dam has speed,
and she is a mare of quality. This is precisely the line of blood that produced Feme Sole, 2:20,
Editor^, 2:25)^, and Invincible, 2:23, they being by Princeps out of a mare by Messenger Duroc, and
2d dam by a son of Hambletonian. Price, $800.

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BROOD MARES AND FILLIES.

No. 65. LOUISE. (Standard.)

Bay tiiare, foaled in 1875.
BY RYSDYK 653.

Sire of Clln»rstone, 2:14, Victor, 2:2VA, and four othera in the 2:30 list. Bysdyk ia by Ham-

bletonian 10; dam Lady Duke, by Lezing'ton.
I St dam Minnie Day by Green's Hambletonian 158.

Sire of Nelly, 2:^0, and the dam of Green Boy, 2:27^.
Green's Hambletonian is by Hambletonian 10; dam
Lady Patriot, by Young Patriot.

2d dam Kate

Dam of Orient, 2:24.

J\/ote. — Louise, bay mare, with star and white hind ankles. This is a compact, powerful animal,
smooth, handsome, and substantial, standing 15 hands high, being a big mare on short legs. Louise
produced a three-year-old that sold for $1,650 at auction, and has a yearling colt by Mambrino
Dudley that is one of the most promising on our place. He is large, finely gaited and fast. She
has been bred to Mambrino Dudley, 2:1935^, again and is believed to be with foal. Louise is bred
to produce speed, being by the sire of Clingstone, 2:14, and other fast ones, and is out of a mare hy
a brother of Volunteer, second dam the producer of a 2:24 trotter. Price, $650,

No. 66. NICKNACK. (Standard.)

(Full Sister to Stephen G., 2:20J^.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1S76.

BY KNICKERBOCKER 200.

Sire of Onward, 2:20^, Stephen G., 2:20>^ , and five others in the 2:30 list. Knickerbocker is by
Hambletonian 10 ; dam Lady Patehen, by George M. Patchen 30 (sireof the dams of Nettie
Burlew, 2:24 ; Barbara Patchen, 2:24!4, and four others in the 2:30 list).

ist dam Sunbeam by Volunteer 55.

Dam of Stephen G., 2:20^^. Sire of twenty-eight in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of

sixteen others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Serenade by Vermont Black Hawk 5.

Sire of four in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of Blanche,
2:23^, General Tweed, 2:26^^ and Tennessee, 2:27.

J^oie. — Nicknack is a mare of extra quality, length and bone, stands 15^ hands high, and has
capital action. She is highly-bred and a full sister of Stephen G., 2:20|^, is a very sure breeder,
and has some young produce of great promise. Was bred to Kentucky Wilkes, 2:21 j^, on Septem-
ber 25th. This mare is offered at a bargain. If not in foal will be bred to Kentucky Wilkes this
year free. Price, $900.

No. 67. ELIZA LONG.

Bay mare, foaled in 1876.
BY MAMBRINO PATCHEN 58.

Sire of sixteen in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Guy Wilkes, 2:15^, 'Astrstl, 2:18,
Baron WUkes, 2:18, Rosa Wilkes, 2:18M. Elvii-a, 2:18K, and twenty others in 2:30
or better. Mambrino Patchen is by Mambrino Chief; dam Bhodes Mare (dam of Lady
Thorne, 2:18>i), by Gano.

I St dam Eliza.

Dam of Molly Long, 2:33^, as a four-year-old.

Nofe. — Eliza Long is a large, powerful mare, with heavy bone, deep, oblique shoulders, and ex-
tra length. This is a splendid, roomy brood mare, standing about half an inch under 16 hands.
She is the dam of Tristram, a large and handsome colt that showed a half-mile in i: 18 as a three-
year-old, and is likely to make a record of 2:30, or better, this year. Eliza Long has a very prom-
ising filly by Kentucky Wilkes and is now heavy in foal to Earl, 2:24^, son of Princeps, out of Juno
by Hambletonian 10. The get of Earl are rapidly coming to the front— three of his two-year-olds
showed miles in public ranging from 2:41 to 2:51 last season — and are bringing large prices. Eliza
Long's produce by him should sell for more than the price of the mare. It would be an excellent
investment to buy this mare and breed her to Kentucky Wilkes. Such a union would secure the
coveted Wilkes-Mambrino Patchen combination. We do not think $600 could be better invested in
a mare and stallion service-fee. Price, $500-

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No. 68. BELLE ALMONT. (Standard.)

Chestnut mare, foaled in 1879.

BY ABD ALLAH MAMBKINO 3715.

Sire of Geneva S., 2:19J4:, Betty Jones, 2:225^, and the dam of Wawona, 2:28^. Abdallah
SXambrino is by Almont S3 ; dam Lyd (dam of Lady Majolica, 2:25), by Bro-van Chief
4445.

1 St dam Queen by Clark Chief 89.

Dam of H. B. Banning, trial 3:26^^. Sire of Croxi«, 3:19)4, ^°'^ ^'^^ others in the 2:30 list; sire

also of the dams of Phallas, 2:12%, Majolica, 2:15,
Wilson, 2:1634, ^^^ eight others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Lute Boyd by Joe Downing 710.

Dam of The Banker, 2:29^, and Harrison Chief, one Sire of Abe Downing, 2:20^^, Dick Jamison, 2:26, and

of the great-ist show horses in the State — a trotter the damsof Loreiie, 2:15^, Rarely, 2:24^^, The Jewess,

and producer of trotters. 2:26, Harrison, 2:265^, and Kentucky Hambletonian,

2:27.

//ofe. — Belle Almont is one of the grandest-looking brood-mares on the farm. This mare stands
16 hands high, is stylish and highly finished, with great substance and bone. She has never been
broken to harness, but shows superior action in the field. Her breeding is very choice, being by that
choicely-bred son of Almont, Abdallah Mambrino, sire of Geneva S., 2:i9X. and other good ones.
Belle Almont's dam was by Clark Chief (a great sire of brood mares as well as trotters), and is the
dam of H. B. Banning with a perfectly authentic trial of 2:26%, and a premium winner at St. Louis
and other fairs. The second dam of this mare produced The Banker, 2:291^, and Harrison Chief,
a horse that has shown great speed and taken more premiums, probably, than any other horse in
Kentucky. Belle Almont produced a large, handsome colt in 1888, which showed exceptional speed
for his age and sold for $500. She is now heavy in foal to Princeton and her produce by him should
be worth the sum asked for the mare. Price, $1,200.

No. 69. LILY.

(Kecord, 2:41 J^.)

Bay mare, foaled 1873.

BY SOCRATES 287, record, 2:34X. at four years old.

Sire of Socrates, 2:27X> ^^^ ^^ dam of Sisal, 2:27^. Socrates is by Hambletonian 10 (sire of
torty-one in the 2:30 list) ; dam I<ady Fallis (dam of Kisbar, 2-Zl%, and Pickering:, 2:30), by
American Star 14 (sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Bezter, 2:17K, and forty-one others in
the 2:30 list).

I St dam Rattler Mare by Biggart's Rattler.

A fine road mare ; drew two men over old Prospect ' Sire v/f the dams of Alameda Maid, 2:27^^, Lady Snell,

track, to top wagon, in 2:46. 2:23^^, and Nelly Webster, 2:28^.

Note. — Lily is a large, strong, plain mare of excellent shape for speed ; fine action and broad,
fiat legs. This mare has a record of 2:41^, and has trotted trials in 2:35 and 2:26, but broke down,
preventing her getting a record. Her dam has produced three, each by a different sire, with trials
better than 2:30. Lily is in foal to Dandelion, a stylish and well-bred son of Masterlode, sire of
Belle F., 2:15^, Edward, 2:19, George V., 2:20, and a large number of others with records in the
twenties, (See Dandelion, No. — , this catalogue.) Price, $350.

No. 70. LENA. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1875.

BY KNICKEKBOCKER 200.

Sire of Onward, S:20J^, Stephen G-., 2:20J^, and five others in the 2:30 list. Inick«rbock«r is lay
Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list) ; dam Lady Patck«n, by G»orge M.
Patchen 30 (sire of the dams of Nettie Burlaw, 2:24, Barbara Patchen, 3:24J^, and several
others).

I St dam Lady Winfield . by Edward Everett 81.

Dam of Duroc Maid (dam of Feme Sole, 2:20, In- Sire of Judge Fallerton, 2:18, Electric, 2:20, Sheridan,

vincible, 2:23, and Editor, 2:251^). 2:203^, and ten others in the 2:30 list ; sire clso of the

dams of eight in 2:30 or better.

2d dam .by Rattler.

Son of Abdallah i.
Note. — Lena is a 16 hand mare, of length, substance, extra bone, and good action. She is by
an elegantly bred and producing son of Hambletonian 10, out of Lady Winfield, by Edward Ever-
ett (sire of thirteen in the list, and six producing daughters). The latter mare produced Duroc
Maid, dam of Feme Sole, 2:20, Editor, 2:25^, and Invincible, 2:23. Lena is the dam of a two-
year-old that Cftn show a 2:50 gait. She is heavy in foal to Dandelion 2776, son of Masterlode 595,
sire of Belle F., 2:15^, Edward, 2:19, George Y., 2:20, and many other fast ones. Price, $750.

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No. 71. STARLESS. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1875.

BY MESSEXOEB DUROC 100.

Sire of Elaine, 2:20, Prospero, 2:20, Charley Cliamplin,2:21K' Bame Trot, 2:22, and tUrteen
others in the 2:30 list. Messeng-er Duroc ia by Hambletonian 10 (aire of forty-one in the
2:30 list) ; dam Satinet, by Roe's Abdallah Chief, son of Abdallah.

I St dam Starbeam by Rysdyk's Hambletonian 10.

sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of
Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:14}^, and forty-nine others ia
2:30 or better.

2d dam Montgomery Maid by Seely's American Star 14.

Trial 2:22, for Jack Nodine and dam of Ada Duroc, Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:175^, Robert

trial 2:23, for Robert Bonner. McGregor, 2:17^^, and forty others in 2:30 or better.

//off. — Starless is a shade under 16 hands, very strongly built, with heavy bone, good length
and excellent action. She is a very gentle driver. The breeding of this mare is exceptionally
desirable; her sire has produced seventeen in the 2:30 list, four of them in 2:22 or better, and sired,
also, the dams of two that trotted in 2:20 and many others in 2:30 or better. Norlaine, with the
fastest yearling record, 2:31^, is out of a daughter of Messenger Duroc. The dam of Starless was
by old Hambletonian, out of a very fast American Star mare, which also produced a fast one. A
sister of Starless, Nanette, made a record of 2:33, and showed a trial of 2:27, both over a half-mile
track. One of the best two-year-old colts on our place is out of Starless. She is now in foal to
Kentucky Wilkes. Price, $600.

No. 72. MUSETTE. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1876.

BY STARTLE 290, record 2:36.

Sire of llajolioa, 2:15, Portia, 2:29>^, and Bacquet, 2:29M^. Startle is by Hambletonian 10 (sire
of forty-one in the 2:30 list); dam Liizzie Walker, by Seely's American Star 14 (sire of the
damspf G-uy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:17}i, and forty-one others in the 2:30 list).

1 St dam , by Billy Denton 65 (son of Hambletonian 10).

Sire of Captain, 2:28, John Love, 2:28^4, and of the dam
of Nino, 2:30.

2d dam by Long Island Black Hawk 24.

Sire of Prince, 2:24^, and Jake Oakley, to wagon, 2:32^^;
sire also of the dams of Effie Deans, 2:255^, Lottie,
2:28, and Star, 2:30.

3d dam by Abdallah i.

Sire of the dam of Goldsmith Maid, 2:14, John W. Con-
ley, 2:24, Susie Parker, 2:253^, and four others in the
2:30 list.

^oie. — Musette, very substantial and lengthy mare with great bone. She is an exceptionally
large mare on short legs. Has fine head and neck. Musette is elegantly bred, being by Startle
(trials better than 2:20), sire of Majolica, 2:15, etc.; and her dam is by Billy Denton, son of Ham-
bletonian. She has been slightly injured in front ankle. Bred to Dandelion (see his pedigree, No.
— of this catalogue) and in foal. We have a standing offer of $300 for the produce, if a filly and
all right at weaning time. Price, $450-

•

No. 73. ARCH DUCHESS. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1878.

BY ADMINISTRATOR 367, record 2:29>^.
Sire of Catchfly, 2:18J<, McMahon, 2:21, Executor, 2:24K, Adjutant, 2:27}^, and three others in

the 2:30 list. Administrator is by Hamiltonian 10 ; dam Dolly Ealstead, by Mambrino

Chief 11.
ist dam Zora by American Clay 34.

Dam of St. Gothard, 2:27. Sire of Granville, 2:26, Maggie Briggs, 3:27, and Ella Clay,

2:2714 ; sire also of the dams of Sir Walter, Jr., 2:18^4,
Garnet, 2:19, and thirteen others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Fille by John Dillard.

Sire of the dams of Phil Thompson, 2:165^, McLeod,
2:21^, Olaf, 2:22, Wildrake, 2:221^, and eight other 2:30
or better trotters.

3d dam Mollie Hunt by Morgan Whip.

J^o/e. — Arch Duchess is a large, well-made mare, 16 hands high, by a son of Hambletonian,
and her dam by American Clay, a popular sire of brood mares, and she the dam of a 2:27 horse.
Her 2d dam was by a horse that figures largely as a sire of brood mares that have produced a high
rate of speed. Arch Duchess is heavy in foal by a well-bred son of George Wilkes — Norman
Wilkes 2947 — and the produce should be very valuable. Price, $650.

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No. 74. LYDIA HAWKINS.

Chestnut mai-e, foaled in 1879.
BY STANDARD BEARER 5300.

Sire of Marlowe, 2:15, Banner Boy, 2:25, and Gratz, 2:26^4- Standard Bearer is by Volunteer
55 (sire of twenty-eight in the 2:30 list); dam the Shuit mare, by Roe's Abdallah Chief
(sire of the dam of Messeng'er Duroc).

ist dam Miss Hawkins by Frazer's Red Hawk.

By Mountain Eagle, Jr.; dam by Herr's Boston.

2d dam by Mambrino Chief II.

Sire of Lady Thorne, 2:i8J^, and five others in the
2:30 list; sire of the dams also of Director, 2:17,
Piedmont, 2:175^, Onward, 2:25}^, and seventeen
others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam by Bertrand (thoroughbred).

Noie. — Lydia Hawkins is 15^ hands high, a smooth, handsome mare, of good trotting action.
She was never trained, but trotted a trial to a cart in 2:52. She was used as a road horse and noted
for her good road qualities. She is a regular breeder, having had three colts in the last three years,
and is now in foal to Princeton and due to foal April 30th. Price, $750'

No. 75. KETURAH. (Standard.)

(Full sister to La Oscaletta, 2:29^.)
Brown mare, f*aled in 1870.
BY DICTATOR 113. !

Sire of Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, Phallas, 2:13%, Director, 2:17, and eighteen others in the 2:30 list.
Dictator is by Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list) ; dam Clara (dam of Dex-
ter, 2:17M, Alma, 2:28%, and Astoria, 2:29i^), by American Star 14 (sire of the dams of
Guy, 2:12, Robert McGreg-or, 2:17J^, and forty-one others in 2:30 or better.

I St dam Lady Ketcham by Imported Osirus.

Dam of La Oscaletta, 2:29%. An English horse.

2d dam Madam Loomer by Warrior.

Dam of Dick Loomer, 2:321^, trial 2:23. Son of White Warrior, by Winthrop Messenger.

No/e. — Keturah is a 16 hand mare of substance, length and bone, and a grand looker of much
constitution. She is by a great sire and is full sister to one in the list. Keturah is certainly in foal
to Kentucky Wilkes, 2:zij^. The produce should be worth more than is asked for Keturah.

Price, $500.

No. 76. BIJOU. ~

Brown mare, foaled in 1878.
BY VOLUNTEER 55.

Sire of St. Julien, 2:11M, Gloster, 2:17, Alley, 2:19, and twenty-five others in the 2:80 list, sire
also of the dams of Amelia C, 2:19J4^, Stephen G., 2:20K, and fourteen others in 2:80 or bet-
ter. Son of Hambletonian 10; dam Lady Patriot (dam of Sentinel, 2:29?^, and Heroine,
dam of Shawmut, 2:26), by Young Patriot.

I St dam Rattler Mare by Biggart's Rattler.

Dam of Lily, record 2:41}^; trials in 2:25 and 2:26. Sire of the dams of Lady Snell, 2:23%, Alameda Maid,

2:27^^, and Nelly Webster, 2:28^.

JVoU. — Bijou is a large, substantial mare and is fast. Her dam has produced another fast one,
trial 2:27, and Bijou is the dam of one of the best yearling colts we have seen. The Volunteer
mares are great producers. Bred to Dandelion 2776 (see his pedigree in stallions for sale).

Price, $1,000.

No. 77. NOCTURNE. (Standard.)

Black mare, foaled in 1877.
BY BLACKWOOD 74, record 2:31.

Sire of Proteine, 2:18 and four others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Merry Thought,
2:22K, Compeer, 2:24>^, and Deleg-ate, 2:27%. Blackwood is by Norman 25 ; dam by Mam-
brino Chief 11.

I St dam Ulster Queen by Hambletonian lo.

Dam of Volmer, 2:24 Ji(. Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of fifty-

one others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam by Thomas Jefferson.

Son of Mambrino Paymaster, Jr.

3d dam by Mambrino Paymaster.

Sire of Mambrino Chief 11.
J\^oie.— Nocturne is a well-shaped, good-looking mare, i6 hands high with good legs, and has
good action. She is a regular breeder and her colts have good size and action. Her dam produced
Volmer, record 2:241/, and a trial of 2:20. As perfect a gaited horse as ever started in a race.

Price, $750.

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No. 78. KENTUCKY QUEEN. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1873.
BY ALMONT 33.

Sire of Westmont, 2:13^, Puritan, 2:16, Fanny Witherspoon, 2:16J^, Piedmont, 2:17J<, and
thirty others in the 2:30 list. Almout is by Abdallah 16; dam Sally Anderson, by Mam-
brino Chief 11.

I St dam Alice Drake by Norman 25.

Dam of Norman Medium, 2:20, and Alice Addison, Sire of Lula, 2:14-^, and May Queen, 2:20, and the dam*

8:28}^. of seven others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam by Pilot, Jr., 12.

Sire of the dams of Maud S., 2:08'^, Jay-Eye-See, 2:10,
Nutwood, 2:18%, and twenty-seven others in the 2:30 list.

Note. — Kentucky Queen is a andsome, blocky, well formed mare, a'nout 151^ hands high. She
is one of the most charming roa ( mares ever seen, is gentle, fast and game. Has trqtted trial in
2i2&^. This mare is grandly bied, being by one of the best sires that ever lived, and out of a
high-bred dam that has produced two fast ones besides this mare, namely, Norman Medium, 2:20,
and Alice Addison, 2:28)^. Kentucky Queen has produced one very fine filly. This mare is not a
regular breeder. Has been bred to Earl's Ladd. See young stallions. Price, $400.

No. 79. ASHLAND KATE. (Standard.)

(Secord, 2:29J{.)

Chestnut mare, foaled in 1869,

BY ASHLiAND CHIEF 751.

Sire of Black Cloud, 2: 17^, Blue Cloud, 2:27, and the dam of Van Tassell, 2:28K.
is by Mambriuo Chief 11; dam by Imported ITorkshire.

Ashland Chier

I St dam Lady Hagyard

Dam of Ashland Kate, 2:29^^.

2d dam Clark County Maid .

by Captain Walker.

Sire of the dams of Harry Wilkes, 2:13^^, Charley Friel,
2:i6Ji, and four others in the 2:30 list.

by Traveler, pacer.

Son of Old Davy Crockett.

Nole. — Ashland Kate stands iS}ii hands high, is a ganiey, thoroughbred looking mare, ot much
quality, with substance and bone. She has great constitution and promises to prove fruitful for
years to come. Had a colt last year, and has others coming on showing much promise. Bred to
Earl, 2:24^. (See No. i Stallions.) Price, $500.

No. 80. PATTIE.

Bay mare, foaled in 1S77.
BY DICTATOR 113.

Sire of Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, Phallas, 2:13%, Director, 2:17, and eigrhteen others in the 2:30 list.
Dictator is by Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list) ; dam Clara (dam of Dex-
ter, 2:1734, Alma, 2:28?<, and Astoria, 2:29^), by American Star 14 (sire of the dams of Guy,
2:12, Robert McGf-regror, 2:17^, and forty-one others in 2:30 or better;.

ist dam by Paddy Burns.

Son of Paddy Burns.

2d dam by Clay Moseley's Copperhead.

Son of Copperhead, he by Tom Hal.

3d dam by Woodford Furs' Aratus.

Son of Davenport's Aratus,

Note. — Pattie is a powerful mare, standing about 16 hands with strong bone. She is strong ia
every feature, and of speedy conformation. A yearling colt out of her shows great speed pacing— 1
can go close to a forty gait. Price, $1,000.

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BROOD MARES AND FILLIES.

No. 81. EDITH DUROO. (Standard.)

Chestnut mare, foaled in 1879.

BY MESSENGER DUEOC 106.

Sire of Prosper©, S:20, Elaine, 2:20, and fourteen others in the 2:30 list. Mcsseugrer Duroc is

by Hambletonian 10 ; dam Satinet, by Roe's Abdallah Chief,
ist dam Berkshire Maid ....... . by Mott's Independent 179.

Sire of Uncle Dave, 2:265^, Josh Billings, 2:29^, and the
dam of May Williams, 2:26}^, Independent by Ham-
bletonian 10; dam Emma Mills, by American Star 14.

2d dam Lady May by Cooptr.

Son of Raven (by Hill's Black Hawk 5).
JSfote. — Edith Duroc is \<^% hands high, quite handsome and bloodlike in appearance, and quite
a trotter — can show a 2:45 g^'t when in road condition. She is sound in every particular. Berk-
shire Maid, the dani of Edith Duroc, was bred by Col. George Russell, of Great Barrington, Mass.
She was very fast as a four-year-old, but was injured and not afterward worked for speed. Edith
Duroc's first foal is a filly, by Nutwood, and she is fast. Her next is a yearling, by Princeps, and he
is a very promising colt. She is now in foal by Princeps and th# Yoduce should be valuable.

Price, $1,000.

No. 82. LUCY WALTER. (Standard.)

(Record 2:30.)
Bay mare, foaled in 1879.
BY SIR WALTER 2001, record 2:24>^.
Sire of Sir Walter, Jr. , 2: 1 8K- Sir Walter is by Aberdeen 27 ; dam Lady Winfield

ist dam Senorita by Sentinel 280, record 2:29%'.

Dam of Lucy Walter, 2:30. Sire of Von Arnim, 2:19^, and seven others in the 2:30

list; sire also of the dams of Cypress, 2:22, Consul,
2:22j|, and three others in 2:30 or better. Sentinel is
by Hambletonian 10.

2d dam Fortuna by Abdallah 15,

Sire of six in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of Favo-
nia, 2:15, Jerome Eddy, 2:163^, and twenty-three others
in 2:30 or better.

3d dam by Mambrino Chief it.

Sire of six in the 2:30 list; sire of the dams of Director,
2:17, Piedmont, 2:17^4. and twenty-three others in 2:30
or better.

4th dam by Crusader, son of Kosciusko.

5th dam by Hancock's Hamiltonian.

Note. — Lucy Walter is a large, rangy bay mare of great power and bone. Stands 16 hands ; is
very lengthy, and one of the boldest, strongest moving mares we have seen. Her record is no
measure of her speed, for we, and others, timed her a mile over the Indian Hill three-quarter mile
track, in 2:26, and she repeated in 2:25J^. Lucy is superbly bred, being by a trotter and sire of
trotters, of choice pedigree, and her first to fourth dams are all highly bred. She was bred late to
Earl, 2:245^ (^see his pedigree, No. i of this catalogue), and is believed to be in foal. This mare
can not well fail to produce a very fast and valuable colt by this horse. Price, $1,200.

No. 83. SUNSHINE. (Standard.)

(Record 8:49.)

Chestnut mare, foaled in 1880.

BY SACRAMENTO 655.

Sire of Nelly Rose, 2:295<. Sacramento is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:2V/i ; dam Sue Dudley

(dam of Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^, and Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.

ist dam Jenny Clay by Cassius M. Clay, Jr., 22 (Strader's).

Sire of Durango,2:23^, and Harry Clay, 2:23%; sire also
of the dams of Happy Thought, 2:22J^, Mambrino Boy,
2:26, Lottie K., 226?^, and five others in the 2:30 list.
Son of Cassius M. Ciay 18.

2d dam by Spaulding's Abdallah.

Sire of the dams of John R., 2:23, St. Cloud, 2:235^, Mar-
quis, 2:27, and Emmett B., 2:29^^. Son of old Abdallah i.

3d dam by Brown's Bellfounder.

/Vote. — Sunshine is a more than ordinarily handsome mare, of good length, substance and bon>.
She is well gaited, has a record over slow track of 2:49, ^"^ can trot much faster. She is naturally
kind, but has been injudiciously handled. In the hands of a good horseman should develop great
speed. She was sired by a full brother to Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^, and is out of a mare by a pro-
ducing horse of excellent blood. Bred, October 1st, to Pilot Mambrino 515. Price, $550*

I'.K()01) MARKS AND FILUKS

No. 84. GUERRILLA.

bay mare, foaled in l88o.
BY AI^>TONT CHIEF 3G1, record 2:40.

Sire of Almont Gift, 2:27K. Almont Chief is by Almont 33 (aire of Fan. y Withers poon, 2;16jfj
Piedmont, 2:17k), Westmont, 2:13^:,, Aldine, 2:i9;i, and thirty others in the 2:30 list ; dam
Monogram, by Mambrino Chief 1 1 (sire of the dams of Director, 2:17, Tiedmont, 2:17;-t, Vofc-
taire, 2:20j^, and seventeen others in 2:30 or better;.

ist dam Lucy Lubin by Dolphin,

Son of Pataskala, by Boston.

2d dam Guerrilla, which Dr. Herr, of

Lexington, said could pace in 2:22,

No/e. — Guerrilla is a good looking bay mare of much constitution and vigor. She stands l$}4
hands high full, and has an iron set of legs. Has been driven but a few times. Produced a very
fine filly in 1888. Bred to Sir Wilkes, he by young Jim (son of George Wilkes), sire of thrr-e with
records faster than 2:21. Uncertain as to being in foal. Price $250.

No. 85. EMBER. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1880.
BY PRINCEPS 530.

Sire of Trinket, 2:14, Granby, 2:19^, Princeton, 2:19%, Feme Sole, 2:20, and fifteen others in the

2:30 list. Prinoeps is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21 ^2 ; dam Primrose, by Abdallah 15.
I St dam Tidy by Messenger Duroc 106.

Sire of sixteen in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of
eleven in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Mary Grafton by Hambletonian 10.

Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of
Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:1454, and forty-nine others in

2:30 or better.

3d dam Lady Brown by American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:17^4. ^°d forty-
one others in the 2:30 list.

4th dam by Nigger Lance.

J\^oU. — Ember is a very handsome mare, 15^ hands high, of good bone and substance. As a
four-year-old she showed much speed, trotting in 2:35, ^nd sold for $4,000 to a New York gentle-
man. She afterward trotted trial over Fleetwood in 2:35^, ^"<i pulled a road wagon a quarter ia
3^/4 seconds. Showed slight lameness last fall when worked ; may recover if rested, and if so will
be able to take a fast record. A full sister to this mare trotted a half in 1:17 at two years old and
sold for $2,500. She was bred but will be given a chance to make a record later. A full brother
was very promising and sold at a good figure. Ember is worth more than her price as a brood mare.
Has had one colt. Price, $1,250.

No. 86. OLYMPIA. (Standard.)

(Secord 2:463^ as a three-year-old.)

Bay mare, foaled in 18S1.

BY OXMOOR 1400, record 2:33.

Sire of Octavitis, 2:26^, and Cheltenham, 2:28. Oxmoor is by Prifxceps 536 (sire of nineteen in
the 2:30 list) ; dam Lindora, by Hambletonian 10.

ist dam Amanda Wood ........ by Hambletonian 10.

Sister to Octavia (dam of Octavius, 2:26}^). Sire of forty-one in the 2:3 j list ; sire also of the dams of

fifty-one in 2:30 or better.

2d dam by American Star 14.

Dam of Siberian, 2:31}^, trial 2:27, Flack Bess (dam Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, i'.ij^, and forty,

of Idol, 2:23), and Octavia (dam of Octavius, 2:2614). one others in 2:30 list.

3d dam by Flood's Emancipation, Jr.

Son of Emancipation (sire of the dam of Regulator, 2:29^^.
Mote. — Olympia is a very finely-finished, handsome marc, standing 15^ hands high, with excel-
lent bone and substance. She is perfectly gaited, being open, square and rapid. Was handled
somewhat as a three-year-old and took a record of 2:46^ at that age. Has since been u.sed mostly
as a road and brood mare. Trotted a trial in 2:38 J^. Was never served by horse but once and pro-
duced a very fine filly that sold for $Soo. Olympia is by a fast and well-bred sire that, although he
died early, has produced several with fast records. The dam of this mare is full sister to a horse
with record of 2:31^ (trial 2:27) and is also full sister to the dam of Octavius, 2:26^. A half
brother of Olympia was sold for $1,500 when a young colt, and is now valued at several thousand,
being very promising as a trotter. Olympia was bred to Mambrino Dudley, 2:193^, in June, and is
with foal. She is offered at a very low price for so choicely bred, handsome, and fast a mare, on
account of being pufi^ed in one hock. Does not injure her for the road or as a brood mare.

P'-ice, $600.

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BROOD MARES AND FILLlIiS.

No. 87. LOTTIE. (Standard.)

Chestnut mare, foaled in i88l.
BY ADDISON LAMBERT 748, record 2;27.

Sire of Charley B., 2:39K. Bethel Lambert, 2:41}^, and Addison, Jr., 2:^1H, Addison Lambert
is by Daniel Lambert 102 (sire of Comee, 2:1 9K, and thirty others in the 2:30 list) ; dam
Black Kate (sire of Addison Lambert, 2:27, and Ben Franklin, 2:29), by Addison, son of
Black Havrk 5.

I St dam Lady Burns by Abraham 353 (son of Daniel Lambert

102).

Sire of Brightwood, 2:1^%, Frank, 2:19}^, and five oth-
ers in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Baby by Blumberg's Black Bashaw 782.

Dam of American Queen, 2:37. Sire of Cozette, 2:19, and John H., 2:20.

Note. — Lottie is a very compact and stout mare, with excellent legs and feet, and is a great road-
ster. Has trotted trials better than 2:40, and can also pace fast. She is very gentle and stands a
shade under 155^ hands. She is an inbred representative of that great branch of the Morgan
family, the Lamberts. She is heavy in foal to Princeton, 2:19^, and should produce a very valuable
foal. Price, $700.

No. 88. METEOR. (Standard.)

(Trial 2:45 to road cart.)
Bay mare, foaled mi 188 i.

BY ADMINISTRATOR 357, record 2:29>^.

Sire of Catchfly, 2:l&}i, MoMahon, 2:21, Executor, 2:24>|, Adjutant, 2:2734, and three other* in
the 2:30 list. Administrator is by Hambletonian 10; dam Dolly Halstead, by Mambrino
Chief 11.

I St dam Queen's Daughter by Imp. Leamington (Thoroughbred).

2d dam Flora Temple by One Eyed Kentucky Hunter.

Record, 2:19%.

3d dam Madam Temple by Spotted Horse.

Dam of Flora Temple, 2:19^, Pilot Temple, 2:243^, and
Bland Temple (dam of Nora Temple, 2:27^, .and Tem-
ple, 2:30).
Note. — Meteor is a handsome, stylish mare, about 15^ hands high, with good substance and
bone. She is a strong mover and extra well gaited. Has been driven on the road and is a splendid
driver, being prompt, game and kind. Was taken to a track last summer and showed a mile to road
cart in 2:46}^, repeating in 2:45. If trained would doubtless go fast. Any one wanting a first-class
road-mare with the view of breeding her later would be suited with Meteor. Her sire represents
the blood of the two great families, Hambletonian and Mambrino, and her dam was a daughter of
the celebrated Flora Temple, the first horse to beat 2:20, Price, $700.

No. 89. VIOLETTE. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in i88l.
BY PICKERING 3004, record 2:30.

Sire of D. P. A., 2:375<. Pickering is by Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-one in 2:30 or better) ;

dam Lady Pallis (dam of Kisbar, 2:2'7H), by Seely's American Star 14.
ist dam Violetta by Almont 33 (son of Abdallah 15).

Sire of thirty-four in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams
of Catchfly, 2:18%, J. B. Richardson, 2:17'/^, Hinder
Wilkes, 2:20^, and eleven others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam .by Brignoli 77, record 2:29^.

Sire of the dams of King Wilkes, 2:2214", Lady Turpin,
2:23, Cascarilla, 2:25'^, and four others in the 2:30 list,

3d dam the Chiles Mare.

iVb/^.— Violette is a handsome and blood-like mare 1S% hands high. She was bred as a three-
year-old and has had two foals, one has been broken and is fast. Last fall she was handled about
three weeks, the first track work she ever had, and could trot in 2:40 and gave promise of making a
fast mare. Her gait is very perfect and her disposition amiable. Her sire was by Hambletonian,
out of Lady Fallis (that produced the dam of Clingstone, 2:14, and other trotters, and the sire of
trotters), by American Star, the sire of the dams of so many trotters of extreme speed and game
qualities. Her second and third dams were by the most popular sires of the day. Price, $i,200.

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No. 90. CHROMO. (Standard.)

(Sister to Princess, 2:2914-)
Bay mare, foaled in 1 88 1.

BY MASTERL.ODE 695.

Sire of Belle F, 2:16]4, Edward, 2:19, Qeorgre V., 2:20, Plush, 2:2VA, and eight others in the 2:30
list; also sire of the dam of St. Elmo, 2:22)^. Masterlode is a son of Hambletonian 10 (sire
of forty-one in the 2:30 list, and of 105 sons with 563 in 2:30 or better), dam Lady Irwin,
by Seely's American Star 14 (sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:17X, Bobert
McGregor, 2:17 'A, Nettie, 2:18, and forty others in the 2:30 Ust).

ist dam by Pierce horse.

The dam of Princess, 2:295^.

/\^oU. — Chromo is a very powerful mare 16 hands high, with broad, flat legs and capital action.
She was sired by a choicely bred Hambletonian-Star horse that has proved himself a great sire.
Chromo is full sister to a mare that has beaten 2:30 and has herself shown a mile trial in 2:35. She
had a large, fine colt last year, and is now in foal to Dandelion 2776. (See his pedigree in list Stall-
ions for sale.) Price, $700.

No. 91. JESSIE WALTER. (Standard.)

(Becord 2:34 on half-mile track.)

( Bay mare, fr^^led in 1881.

BY SIR WALTER 2001, record 2:24>^.

Bire of Sir Walter, Jr., 2:18^, and Liucy Walter, 2:30. Sir Walter is by Aberdeen 27 ; dam L{uly
Winfield,

ist dam by Hambletonian lo.

Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list; sire also of Trinket,
2:14, Stamboul, 2:14^^, and forty-nine others in 2:30
or better.

2d dam by L. I. Black Hawk 24.

Sire of Prince, 2:245^, and Jake Oakley, to wagon,
2:32}/^ ; sire also of the dams of Effie Deans, 2:25^^,
Lottie, 2:28, and Star, 2:30.

Note. — Jessie Walter is an exceedingly fine looking mare, 16 hands high. No experienced
horseman can help being impressed with the shape of this mare as indicating great speed. She is
an ideal type for a trotter and strong at every point. Unfortunately she has gone blind, the result
of an attack of pink-eye. Before losing her sight showed a quarter in thirty-four seconds, and
promised to make a high class race mare. Jessie is owned by a responsible party who authorizes us
to state that he will give $500 for her foal by Electrotype ( see No. 2 of stallions ), to whom she has
been bred, when same is weaned. Price, $800.

No. 92. FANCHON. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1882.
BY LANCEWOOD 446.

Son of Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list) ; dam Lady Bockafellow^, by American
Star 14 (sireof the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:17'+, and forty-one others in 2:30 or better'.

I St dam Molly Thorn by Mambrino Patchen 58.

Sire of sixteen in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams
of Guy Wilkes, 2:i5-/, Astral, 2:18, Baron Wilkes, 2:18,
and twenty-three others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam by Wake-up-Jake.

Son of Downing's Bay Messenger; dam by Randolph's
Medley, son of Potomac.

Note. — Fanchon is a very superior road mare; a game, cheerful driver capable of showing a 2:50
gait. She is highly bred, being by a son of old Hambletonian and out of a mare by Mambrino
Patchen. ' The Mambrino Patchen mares are as fashionable as any brood mares in the country, and
deservedly so, for they have produced a remarkable number of our fastest trotters. Fanchon was
bred to Pilot Mambrino, the best bred son of Pilot, Jr., and is believed to be with foal. Owing to
a. blemish, which does not affect her as a road or brood mare, Fanchon will be sold at a low figure.
3 Price, $350.

34. BROOD MARES AND FILLIES.

No. 93. IRONETTE. (Standard.)

{Full sister to Hardwood, 2:24^.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1882.

BY BLACKWOOO, JR., 3S0, record 2:22;^.

Sireof Gracie B, 2:22;%, Miss Woodford, 2:23}i, Hardwood, 2:24%, and Little Tommy, 2:27J^

Blackwood, Jr., is a son of Blackwood 74 ; dam Belle Sheridan, by Blood's Black Hawk.
ist dam Irene by Columbus 1794.

Dam of Hardwood, 2:24^. Sire of Little Mac, 2:28}^. Columbus is by Brown's

Bellfounder.

2d dam Irene McKimmin.

A stout bay mare purchased in Cincinnati, Ohio,
in 1866, blood untraced.

7V(7/^.— Ironette is a full sister to Hardwood, record 2:24^. Being by a fast and producing sire,
out of a producing dam, she should throw speed. Individually she is very superior, having size (16
hands), fine appearance, great substance, and the best bone. This is a noble looking mare, bred to
Almontonian 6783 (son of Almont, out of a mare by Idol, son of Mambrino Chief), sire of Jerry
Almont, 2:26X. Price, $700.

No. 94. PREAMBLE. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1882.
BY PAJf COAST 1439, record 2:21^.

Sire of Patron, 2:1434, Dodd Peet, 2:22J^, Issaqiueena, 2:28>i, and Aquarius, 2:29)^. Pancoastia

by "Woodford Mambrino, 2:21K ; dam Bicara, by Harold 413.
ist dam Galatea by Messenger Duroc 106.

Sire of sixteen in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams •!
Company, 2:19^, Feme Sole, 2:20, and nine others in
2:30 or better.

2d dam Hyacinth by Volunteer 55.

Dam of Reina Victoria (dam of Princeton, 2:19^, Sire of twenty-eight in 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of

and Euclid, 2:2814). sixteen in 2:30 list.

3d dam Clara by American Star 14.

Dam of Dexter, 2:17^^, Alma, 2:28^, and Astoria, Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:171^, and forty-

^■^9%- one others in 2:30 or better.

4th dam McKinstry Mare.

Dam of Shark, 2:241^.

Nofe. — Preaanble is a highly-finished, speedy-shaped mare, with fine head, neck, good back,
powerful quarters and clean, hard, flat legs. She has fine action, is broken and kind, but has never
been trained. She is 15^ hands. Her breeding is simply royal, first dam by that great sire of
trotters and dams of trotters, Messenger Duroc, out of Hyacinth, the dam of Reina Victoria (which
produced Princeton, 2:19^, Euclid, 2:28^, and a yearling that brought $5,700 at auction), third
dam Clara, the dam of Dexter, 2:17^, and two others in the list, also dam of Dictator, and fourth
dam a producer of a 2:273^ trotter. Preamble vi'ould adorn any catalogue and can not fail to pro-
duce colts of merit that will command long prices. She is in foal to Electrotype, a son of Elec-
tioneer, out of a dam that has produced three that could beat 2:20. (See Electrotype, No. 2 of
stallions.) Price, $3,000.

No. 95. SPRITE, (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1883.
BY OXMOOR 1400, record 2:33.

Sire of Octavius, 2:2e\i, and Cheltenham, 2:28. Oxmoor is by Princeps 536; dam by Ham-
bletonian 10.

ist dam Relief by Messenger Harabletonian.

Dam of Walnut, 2:ig3^. Son of Hambletonian 10 (sire of the dam of Wilton,

2:19^, and Princeton, 2:19^, and forty-nine others in
the 2:30 list.)

2d dam Lady Magnolia by Magnolia 68.

Sire of Magnolia, 2:26''4, and of the dams of Mamie
Wood, 225^, and Chester F., 2:28^. Magnolia is by
American Star 14; dam Jenny Lind, by Bay Richmond.

3d dam Beck Mare by L. I. Black Hawk 24.

Grandam of Kisbar, 2:275^, Pickering, 2;3o, Norwood Sire of Prince, 2:24^, Jake Oakley, to wagon, 2:32^^, and

(sire of Tommy Norwood, 2:261^), Socrates, record the dams of Effie Deans, 2:25)^, Lottie 2:28, and Star,

2:34^. trial, 2:25 (sire of Socrates, 2:273/4), Gretchen 2:30.

(dam of Clingstone, 2:14), and Felicia (dam of Fal-
lis, 2:23).

A''ote. — Sprite, brown mare, star, right front coronet, and left hind ankle white, stands some-
thing over fifteen hands high and has ample substance and bone, with fine appearance. Barely
broken to harness and is promising as a trotter. Had fine colt in 1888. Bred to Mambrino Dudley,
2:i()'i^. The sire of this mare is Oxmoor, bred like Trinket, 2:14, Princeton, 2:19^, Greenlander,
2:24^^, Earl, 2:243^, he being by Princeps out of a Hambletonian mare. Sprite's dam is choicely
bred and produced a 2:191^ trotter. Price, $600.

BROOD MARKS AND FlLl.lKS.

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No. 96. Ida Clay. ( Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in i88q.
BY HARRY CLAY 45, record 3:29.

Sire of Shawmut, 2:26, Surprise, 2:26, ard the dams cf St. Jullen, 2:11!^, Elaine, 2:20, Pros-
pero, 2:20, and fifteen others in the 2:30 list. Hariy Clay is by Weave's Cassias M. Clay>
Jr., 20; dam sister to Crabtree Bellfounder, by Imported Sellfonnder.

ist dam Eponina by Hiram Woodruff 827.

Son of Hambletonian lo; dam Annie Laurie (dam of
Annie C, 2:28), by Harris iiambletoniun 2.

2d dam Ferguson Mare by Young Bellfounder.

Son of Smitli's Bellfounder.

3d dam Seaman Mare by Jackson's Commander.

Son of Chancellor, by Mambrino,
Note. — Ida Clay is a bay mare 15^ hands high, with white stripe in face and while hind ankles.
She was bred as a three-year-old and produced a bay colt, asid has been used since as a road horse,
and there are few better. Last summer she had a little track work and trotted a mile in 2:30 at a
matinee at Louisville. She subsequently trotted a mile trial in 2:29^. She is a powerful made
mare, of good disposition and inherits from her dam speed and endurance. Eponina, her dam, was
a fine road mare and capable of trotting in 2:2$ in her prime. Price, $2,oco.

No. 97. QUICKSTEP. (Standard.)

Gray mare, foaled in 1883.
BY WOODFORD PILOT 1C40, record 2:31.

Sire of Belford, 2:26^, and King Midas, 2:28Ji. Woodford Pilot is by Woodford KTambrino,

2:21J^ ; dam Brxma, by Pilot, Jr. , 12.
ist dam Mollie Quick by Scott's Blue Bull.

Dam of Ida, 2:29^^, and Eva, 2:3954. Soa of Prewitt's Blue Bull.

2d dam by Clifton Pilot 2026 (son of Pilot, Jr., 12).

Sire of Jack Lew's, 2:28%, and of the dams of Judge
I.indsey, 2:21}^, Charley Wilkes, 2:25)4, Mike, 2:28, and
Billy, 2:29}^.

3d dam by Shakesppare.

Son of Topgallant.
NoU. — Quickstep is a handsome mare of quality and substance, with excellent legs and feet.
She is by a fast, well-bred and producing son of the great Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^, out of a
producing dam. She is inbred to Pilot, Jr., and can not well fail to prove a successful brood mare.
Bred to Arthurton 365. Price, $8oo.

No. 98. QUEEN ANNE. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1883.
BY DEAN SAGE lOOO.

Sire of BeaconsfLeld, 2:25^. Dean Sag'e is by Hambletonian 10 ; dam Nellie Bayre, by American

Star 14.
I St dam Madge by Volunteer 55.

Sire of twenty-eight io the 2:30 list, and of the dams of
Amelia C., 2:19}^, Stephen G., 2:20^^, and foorteen oth-
ers in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Nelly by Alexander's Abdallah 15.

Sire of the dams of Jerome Eddy. 2:16'/^, Favonia, 2:15.
and twenty-three others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam by Sherman Morgan.

No/e. — Queen Anne, bay mare, 1$^ hands hii^h, of extra length, speedy comformation, deep,
strong, oblique shoulders, good bone and substance, with fine appearance and high finish. This
mare is elegantly bred on both sire and dam's side. Bred to Prince Imperial (son of Wm. Welch,
out of the celebrated mare, Flora Temple, 2:19^). Prince has trotted trial in 2:20. Queen Anne
is a cheap mare. Price, $600.

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BROOD MARES AND FILLIES.

No. 99. HOLLYHOCK. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled May 31, 1883.

BY FRANCE'S ALEXANDER 1986, record 2:19.

Sire of France, 2:26. Alexander is by Ben Patchen 1725 ; dam Jennie HCartin, by Canada Jack,
ist dam Grade Van Cott by Jay Gould 197, record 2:20^.

Sire of Adelia Gould, 2:19, and thirteen others in the
2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Buelah, 2:19%, Green
Girl, 2:2iJ^, Patience, a-.zS}^, and Lammermoor, 2:30.

2d dam Casta Dit^a by Voucher (thoroughbred).

3d to loth dams thoroughbred.

iV<7/,f. — Hollyhock is a well-formed, smooth, good-looking, 15^-hand mare, with great muscular
development, constitution and endurance. She has excellent action and with road work has shown
a mile in 2:56. Is a gentle and free driver. Her sire has a record of 2:19 and her dam is by a
grandly-bred stallion that holds a record of 2:20^. Hollyhock is exceedingly desirable for the road
or harem. Bred to Jerome Turner, 2:15^, and surely in foal. Price, $650,

No. 100. MARION. (Standard.)

Bay mare foaled in 1883.

BY LOUIS NAPOLEON 207.

Sire of Charles Hilton, Z:17'A, Jerome Eddy, 2:16^, and five others in the 2:30 list. Louis
Napoleon is by Volunteer 55 ; dam Hattie "Wood (dam of Gazelle, 2:21 ), by Harry Clay 45.

jst dam Ruby Mambrino by Mambrino Gift 584, record 2:20.

Sire of Mambri^-tte, 2:21, Faro, 2:25, and four otheri
in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Madge , by Bob Letcher (son of Medoc),

3d dam s. t. b by Black Bashaw 782.

Sire of Cozette, 2:19, John H., 2:20, and the dam of
Spurgeon, 2:^6%.

Note. — Marion is blood bay, 1$^ hands high, very handsome, strong and blood-like. She has
as much quality and finish as any mare at our place, and her breeding is particularly fashionable —
being by the sire of Jerome Eddy, 2:l6jS^, and out of a mare by a son of Waterwitch, and he with a
record of 2:20. Marion is in foal by Wilton, record 2:19%, by George Wilkes, making her a very
desirable brood mare. Price, $1,500.

No. 101. KITTY ALMO. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1883.

BY ST. ALMO 5748.

Son of Almont 83; dam by Mambrino Champion 5180, he by Kambrino Chief 11; 2d dam
(grandam of Blackwood 74).

I St dam Kitty Clay by Curtis Clay.

Son of American Clay 34 (sire of the dams of Garnet,
2:19, Sir Walter, Jr., 2:i8J^, and thirteen others in the
2:30 list.

2d dam by Grey Eagle.

Note. — Kitty Almo is a nice looking bay mare with snip and two white legs behind. She is
151^ hands high, has good bone and substance. She has shown a 2:45 gait and is a good roadster.
Her owner will give $300 for her produce, when weaned. Kitty is safe in foal to Earl, 2:24^.
(See No. i stallions.) Price, $500.

imOOO MARES AND FILLIES.

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No. 102. BOLERO. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1884.

BY REVEILLE 1472, record 2:21 1^:.

Son of New York (son of Hambletonian, and Lady Finch, by Harry Clay) sire of Oeor^ie W.,
2:23K, Novelty, 2:28)<, and Hattie T.,2:29% ; dam Fleet, by Kearsarge 192 (son of Volun-
teer and Clara, by American Star).

I St dam Mischief by Hambletonian 10.'

Sister to Maud, 2:2954. Sire of the dams of Trinket, 2:14; Stamboul 2- 14)^, and

forty-nine others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Starlight by American Star 14.

Dam of Maud, 2:29%, Maple wood, 2:40, Mamie, Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:17^, Robert

three-year-old trial, 2:30, Mabel, trial to pole, McGregor, 2:17^4, Nettie, 2:18, Joe Bunker, 2:19}^,

2:30, Bertha (dam of Delegate, 2:27^^), and and thirty-eight others in the 2:3olist.
Maple Leaf (dam of Gold Leaf, 2:23}^).

3d dam by Beak's Wildair.

Grandsire of the dam of Driver, 2:19^^. Wildair by
Conkhn's Gray Messenger, son of Imp. Messenger.

Note. — Bolero is 15^^ hands high, very bloodlike in form, and has fine trotting action. She has
had no track work, but was driven to sleigh in the winter of 1887 and showed speed. Her sire has
a record of 2:21^, and was by a son of Hambletonian, whose dam was by Harry Clay — a combination
that has produced great results. The dam of her sire by Kearsarge, a full brother to Hyacinth, the
dam of Reina Victoria that sold for $7,200 and is the dam of Princeton, 2:195^, and Euclid, 2:28^.
The next dam, Clara, is the dam of Uexter, Dictator, Alma and Astoria. Bolero's dam. Mischief,
was by Hambletonian and out of one of the best mares of American Star's get. Altogether, this is
one of the best and richest bred fillies in trotting lines and she promises to make a trotter.

Price, $1,200.

No. 103. lOLA. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled August 22j 188^.
BY OXMOOR 1400, record 2:33.

Sire of Octavius 2:26]4, and Cheltenham, 2:28. Oxmoor is by Frinceps 636; dam Lindora, by
Haw.bletonian 10.

ist dam Lady Herr by Mambrino Pilot 29.

Dam of Jahnny P., 2:31%. Sire of Hannis, 2:175^, Mambrino Gift, 2:20, and five

others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of ten in
the 2:30 list.

2d dam Myrtle by Imported Consternation.

Sire of Morning Glory (grandam of Trinket, 2:14).

3d dam Eloise by Ebony.

4th dam by Sir Richard Truxton

5th dam by Eagle.

Note. — lola stands IS}4 hands high, fine, long neck, and is a well made mare of fine appear-
ance. Her acti6n is first-class, and if trained she should go fast. Has barely been broken to har-
ness. The sire of lola came of that grand cross — Princeps bred on Hambletonian mares — which
has produced such performers as Trinket, 2:14, Princeton, 2:19^, Greenlander, 2:24^, Earl,
2:24^, and other fast ones. lola's dam produced Johnny P., 2:31 j^, and was by Mambrino Pilot,
which was not only a highly bred stallion, but also a performer and producer. Back of this are val-
uable thoroughbred strains. The produce of this young mare by Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^^, to
whom she is believed to be in foal, ought at an early age be worth her cost. Price, $650.

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No. 104. ELIZABETH. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1884.

BY ALCANTARA 729, record 2:23.

Sire of WMtesocks, 2:20%, Alpha, 2:2b%, and five others in the 2-80 list. Alcantara is by
Geore:e Wilkes, 2:22; dam Alma Mater (dam of Alcyone, 2:27, and Arbiter, 2:30), by
Mambrino Patchen 58.

I St dam Morning Star by Peacemaker 260.

Dam of Lyra, 2:28^ Sire of Midnight, 2:18}^, Alroy, 2:23, Lady Moore, 2:25,

and the dams of Gretna, 2.27}^, and Holtndel, 2:25}^.

2d dam Mills Mare ............ by American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:171^, and forty-
one others in the 2:30 list.

Note. — Elizabeth is a cherry bay in color, 16 hands high,' fair length of neck and body, high hips,
good coupling, strong stifles, and good legs. She has been broken to harness, and her driver stated
could show a 2:45 g^it, as a three- year-old. Her breeding is superb — she is by Alcantara, record
2:23 as a four-year-old, he by George Wilkes, 2:22, out of Alma Mater, dam of three in the 2:30
list, by Mambrino Patchen 58. Elizabeth's dam was by Peacemaker, a son of Hambletonian, and
Sally Feagles. Peacemaker was the sire of Midnight, 2: 18^, and Sally Feagles the dam also of
Dauntless, the sire of Gene Smith, 2: 18^, Thornless, 2:18^, Little Thorn, 2:23^, and Hendryx,
2:24^, all noted game horses. The second dam of Elizabeth, the Mill's Mare, trotted a mile in
2:34, taken off the road and hitched to a sulky at Prospect Park, the first and only time she was
hitched to a sulky. Elisabeth was fcred to Princeton, record 2:193^, and we think certainly in foal.

Price, $1,500.

No. 105. INDIES. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1884.
BY INDIAMAX 1242.

Sire of Wineshade, 2:30. Indiaman is by Belmont 64; dam Indiana- (dam of Indianapolis,

2:2 1), by Mambrino Chief 11.
1st dam Lady Mills by Chosroes 735.

Record 2:24%. Sire of Longford, 2:215^ ; W. K., 2:22^^, and the dam of

Clingstone, 2:14. Chosroes is by Hambletonian 10.

2d dam by Othello.

Dam of Lady Mills, 2:24%. Son of Nonpareil 787; he by Black Hawk 24.

3d dam Weston Mare by American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12 ; Dexter, 2:175^, and forty-
one others in the 2:30 list.

4th dam by Budd's Expedition.

Mote. — Indies, brown mare of much symmetry and finish, combined with muscular development
and excellent action. Is a powerful mare on short legs, stands about 15 hands high, and is likely
to outbreed herself in size. Her sire is by Belmont, and out of Indiana (dam of Indianapolis, 2:21,
and Pilot Mambrino, 2:35, trial when sixteen years old in 2:2654^), by Mambrino Chief. The dam of
Indies was a very fast and game mare, record 2:24^, by Chosroes, sire of the dam of Clingstone,
2:14, and her second and third dams are well bred. Indies has been broken to harness, driven only
a few times. She should be a capital road mare, handsome and game. Her price is low.

Price, $400.

No. 106. JENNIE,

Bay mare, foaled in 1884.
BY YOUNG JIM 2009.

Sire of G-arnet, 2:19; Batter^y, 2:19?<, and Molly Wilkes, 2:20K. Young' Jim is by G-eorgrO
Wilkes, 2:22; dam Lear Mare (dam of Jim Irving:, 2:23), by Lear's Sir William.

I St dam Waltonia.

Note. — ^Jennie is one of the best individuals on the farm. She is very handsome; blood bay, 16
hands high, very smooth and highly finished, with elegant head and neck, deep, oblique shoulders,
strong, short back, and the best of legs. Her sire, Young Jim, is a grand-looking son of George
Wilkes, and has shown great speed, but, owing to an injury, did not get a record. He sired three with
records better than 2:21. If highly bred on the dam's side, Jennie would bring three times what is
asked for her. She is heavy in foal to Princeton, 2:19^ and, if a filly, her 'produce by him will be
worth more than the figure asked for her. Price, $500.

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No. 107. MYSTERIOUS. (Standard.)

Bay maie, foaled in 1884.
BY GENERAL, WASHINGTON llOl.

Sire of Luzerne, 2:27j^, tind Westmoreland, 2:37%, Saranac, 2:38, and Presto, yearling, 2:41^.

General Washington is by General Knox 140; dam Lady Thorne, 2:18^ (dam of Thometta,

dam of Patti, 2:25'/^), by Uambrino Chief 11.
I St dam Mystery by Socrates 287, record 2:341^.

Sire of Socrates, ■2:2-}]/^, and the dam of Sisal, a'.^7}4-
Socrates is by Hambletonian 10; dam Lady Fallis, by
American Star 14.

2d dam Daisy Burns, record 2:29^ . . . by Skenandoah 926.

Dam of Slander, 2:28)^. Sire of the dams of Bonner, 2:23, Wormwood, 2:25,

Adrian, 2:26}/^, and Slander, 2:28}^.

3d dam by Harden's Kentucky Hunter.

Dam of Daisy Burns, 2:29^.

No/g. — Mysterious is a grand-looking mare, 16 hands high, of very speedy form, great substance
and bone, without being at all coarse. She is good in every feature and has excellent action. Has
been broken to harness but never handled for speed. Her sire, General Washington, is by a great
producer, and out of one of the fastest and gamest mares that ever started in a race. General Wash-
ington is fast himself (has show^n 2:24 gait), and is now in the hands of the leading trainer of Ken-
tucky, for the purpose of making a low record this season. He has produced fast ones, and there is
every reason to believe will largely increase his list in 1889. Socrates, the sire of Mysterious' dam,
was one of the fastest four-year-olds out, at the time he acquired his record, and sold for $20,000 on
account of his speed and elegant breeding. The second dam of Mysterious not only beat 2:30 but
produced a son that is in the list, and he is producing speed. Mysterious is clearly in foal to Prince-
ton, 2:19^, one of the very best-bred horses living. Her produce by this great stallion should,
when a year old, bring more than is asked for her. Price, $1,100.

No. 108. LADY STEELE.

Brown mare, foaled in 1884.

BY STAR AI^MONT.

Fnllbrotherto Hamlin's Almont,'Jr., 2:26 (sire of Belle Hamlin, 2:18K> etc.), by Almont 33 (sire of
Westmont, 2:13^, Fanny Witherspoon, 2:16J<, and thirty-two others in the 2:30 list) ; dam
Mag'Erie Gaines, by Blood's Black Hawk (sire of the dams of Von Arnim, 2:19M, ai^d Black-
wood, Jr., 2:22J4).

tst dam by Mambrino Hedgeford.

Son of Alcalde 103 ; dam Molly Hedgeford, by 2d Expe-
dition.

2d dam by Edwin Forrest 49.

Sire of the dams of So So, 2:175^, Tony Newell, 2:19^^
Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^^, London, 2:20^^ and six oth-
ers in the 2:30 list.

JVa/e. — Lady Steele is a mare of extra quality and gameness, standing 15^ hands, with the beSt
of legs and feet. Her action and road qualities are superior. Is gentle — ladies have driven her.
This mare has excellent blood lines, and should produce trotters. Is in foal to Arthurton 365, a fast
and well-bred son of Hambletonian 10, sire of Arab, 2:15, Joe Arthurton, 2:20, etc. Price, $400.

No. 109. CASTANET. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled March 16, 1884.

BY ENFIELD 128, record 2:29.

Sire of Bobin, 2:24>^, and Stonecutter, 2:28K ; sire also of the dams of ^ve in the 2:30 list. En-
field (fall brother to Aberdeen, whirh hasnineteen In 2:301ist) is by Hambletonian 10; dam
Julia Machree (dam of Chester, 2:27), by American Star 14.

ist dam Lady Estill by Clark Chief 89.

Sire of six in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of Phallas,
2:13%, Majolica, 2:15, Wilson, 2:i6Ji, and eight others
in 2:30 or better.

2d dam by Edwin Forrest 49.

Sire of the dams of So So, 2:175^, Tony Newell, 2:195^,

Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^^, and seven others in the 2:30

list.

J\^ofe. — Castanet is a very fine-looking mare, 15 hands 2)< inches high, with the best of feet and

legs. This mareis grandly bred, and naturally fast ; has shown a quarter in forty-one seconds, and, if

trained, should prove a race mare. She has perfect action, and is highly desirable. Price, $800.

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No. 110. INDENTURE. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled April lo, 1884.
BY PRINCEPS 536.

Sire of Trinket, 2:14, Grauby, 2:19K, Princeton, 2:19%, Feme Sole, 2:20, and fifteen others in

the 2:30 list. Frinceps is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^, dam by Alexander Abdallah 15.

I St dam Bureau . . by Volunteer 55 (son of Hambletonian 10),

Sire of twenty-eight in the 2:30 list, and of the dams
of Amelia C, 2:19^, Stephen G., 2:20^^, and four-
teen others in 2:30 or better,

2d dam .by Wilcox Clay.

Son of Harry Clay 45.

3d dam , . . by Mambrino Paymaster.

Sire of Mambrino Chief 11.
Note. — Indenture is a mare of quality and finish, with good bone, extra length and speedy con-
formation. Is close to 15^ hands. She shows fine action and will doubtless be fast, if handled.
Her full brother, with little work, showed better than a 2:40 gait. Princeton, her sire, has shown
great results crossed on mares of Hambletonian blood, and the daughters of Volunteer are great
producers of trotters. Indenture has a speck in one eye. She is heavy in foal to Arthurton, a
fast and producing Hambletonian-Star stallion, with Arab, 2:15, Joe Arthurton, 2;20j^, etc., to his
credit. -• Price, $800,

No. 111. ISPARETTA. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled July 5, 1884.

BY PRINCEPS S36.

Sire of Trinket, 2:14, Granby, 2:193^, Princeton, 2:19%, Feme Sole, 2:20, and 15 others in the

2:30 list. Frinceps is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^, dam by Alexander's Abdallab 15.
ist dam Nonie by Golddust 150.

Record, 2:39^^ to road wagon; trial 2:32 J^ on half-mile Sire of Lucille Golddust, Tr.xd}^, Fleety Golddust, 2:20,

track. Indicator, 2:23^^, Rolla Golddust, 2:25, and of the

dams of Gossip, 2:18, Lucille's Baby, 2:20%, and seven
others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Colletta « by Berthune.

3d dam Roxanna, Jr by American Eclipse.

4th to loth dams thoroughbred.

Note. — Isparetta stands 15^ hands high, full, has fine length, an excellent set of legs, and is a
good looking mare of speedy conformation. Nonie, her dam, was a mare of great natural speed
and unlimited gameness. She has repeatedly shown her ability to beat 2:30. She was queen of the
road until very old, and left that service a sound, clean-limbed mare of undimmed fire and resolu-
tion. Isparetta, being by Frinceps out of a Golddust mare, is bred like Lucille's Baby, 2:20^,
Romance, 2:29J^, Farce, record 2:29^- (trial 2:23^, sold for $iq,ooo), aod Guyon trial 2:34^.

Price, $j,oop.

No. 112. IVY. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled June 17, 1884.
BY PRIXCEPS 536.
Sire of Trinket, 2:14, O-ranby, 2:19J^, Frincoton, 2:19^, and sixteen others in the 2:80 list.
Frinceps is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^ (sire of eleven in the 2:30 list); dam Frimrose,
by Abdallah 15.
I St dam Lady Monroe by Jim Monroe 836.

Record 2:26}^, trial 2:20. Sire of Monroe Chief, 2:181^, Kitty Bates, 2:19, and six

others in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of Emma,
2:i6J^, Lucy Fry, 2:20^.

2d dam by Shropshire's Tom Hal.

Dam of Lady Monroe, 2:26J{.

3d dam by Allen's Whip.

Note. — Ivy is a mare of much quality, fine size, good length, bone and muscular development.
She is fine in head and neck and of very speedy conformation. She closely resembles her dam.
Lady Monroe (record 2:26^, and trial in 2:20), one of the gamest mares that ever started in a race.
Ivy should prove very fast if trained. Her full brother, a year younger, promises to make a race
horse and is valued at a high figure. Princeps, her sire, is a great producer and his sons and
daughters are rapidly putting representatives in the 3:30 list. Ivy is heavy in foal to Arthurton,
a highly bred son of Hambletonian 10, and sire of Arab, 2:15, Joe Arthurton, 2:20^, etc. This
mare is a bargain. Price, $1,000.

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No. 113. HELEN WILKES. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled in 1876.
BY GEORGE WILKES 619, record iJ:22.

Sire of Harry Wilkes, 2:13J<, Guy Wilkes, 2:15J^, Mike Wilkes, 2:15K, Wilson, 2:16M, Wilcox,
2:16K, and sixty others in the 2:30 list. Qeorge Wilkes is by Hambletonian 10; dam
Dolly Spanker, by Henry Clay 8.

ist dam Kitty Forrest by Edwin Forrest 49.

Sister to Jessie (dam of Goodwood, sire of Sire of the dams of So So, 2:175^, Tony Newell, 2:19^!,

Greenwood, 2:30). Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^^, and seven others in the 2:30

list.

2d dam Kitty Kirkman by Canada Chief.

Dam of Gretchen (dam of Romero, 2: igj^, Del Sur, Sire of the dams of Blanche, 2:25^, Coaster, 2:26^^, and

2:24^, Inca, 2:27, and Neluska (two years), 2:30^4; Governor, 2:30. Canada Chief is by Davy Crockett,

grandam also of Sable Wilkes, 2:18, at three years. p.xcer; dam s. t. b, by Blackburn's Whip.

3d dam . . by Fanning's Tobe.

4th dam \ . . by Imp. Leviathan.

Note. — Helen Wilkes is a well shaped Wilkes type of mare, 15^ hands high, but good size for
her height, being formed on short legs, a mare of good action. She shows the quality of the Edwin
Forrest family of her dam. The second dam was the dam of Gretchen, among the great brood mares,
as the dam of Romero, 2:19^, Del Sur, 2:241^, and Inca, 2:27. Helen Wilkes is sound and in foal
to Wedgewood 692, and due to foal March i8th. She is one of the best daughters of George Wilkes.

Price,

No. 114. CONCLUTIA. (Standard.)

Black mare, foaled in 1878.
BY KENTUCKY PRINCE 2470.

Sire of »uy, 2:12, Spoflford, 2: 18%, Company, 2: 195^, Fred Folger, 2:20^, and seven others in the
2:30 list. Kentucky Prince is by Olark Chief 89 ; dam Kentucky Queen, by Morgan Eagle.

ist dam Lady Anna by Woodford Mambrino 345.

Sire of eleven in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of
Superior, 2:19}^, Evermond, 2:245^, Chichester,
2:25^^, and seven others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Victoria by Voorhee's Abdallah.

Dam of Blackwood Belle, 2:30^^. Sire of the dam of Mamie W., 2:27^. Son of Abdallah i.

3d dam by L. L Black Hawk 24.

Sire of Prince, 2:2454, Jake Oakley, to wagon, 2:32^^,
and the dams of Efifie Deans, 2:25^^, Lottie, 2:28, and
Star, 2:30.

Note. — Conclutia is about 15^ hands high, has ample bone and substance, and shows her high
breeding in form and features. Her sire is a great producer of extreme speed, and his fastest son,
Guy, has shown such wonderful flights of speed that he is regarded as likely to equal the fastest
record. The daughters of Kentucky Prince should produce colts of great value. Conclutia is
booked to Kentucky Wilkes, 2:21^, and the cross can not well fail to bring a fast colt. This mare
had a fine colt last year. Service fee is included in price. Price, $800.

No. 115. SILVER LEAF.

Bay mare, foaled in 1883.
BY EGMOXT 1828.

Sire of Combination, 2:25%, Wildmont, 2:27, Scott Chief, 2:28, Liadymont, 2:29H, and Zoe K.,
2:30. Eg'mont is by Selmont 64; dam Minerva (dam of Meander, 2:26^, and Nug'ffet,
2:2654 ), by Pilot, Jr., 12.

I St dam Lady Silverheels by Fame.

Son of Belmont 64 (siTe of Belmont Boy, 4:15, Nutwood,
2:18%, Wedgewood, 2:19, Viking, 2:igJ^, and seventeen
others in the 3:30 list).

2d dam by son of Singleton's Silverheels.

Son of Black Hawk 5.

Note. — Silver Leaf is a strongly built mare of extra length, good shape and ample bone. She
is close to 15^ hands high. The sire of this mare is elegantly bred and is rapidly coming to the
front, as four of his get entered the 2:30 list last year. The sire of Silver Leaf's dam is by Belmont,
sire of Nutwood, 2:i8|^, Wedgewood, 2:19, and nineteen others with records in 2:30 or better.
Silver Leaf is in foal to Artburton (a choicely bred son of Hamhleianian 10), sire of Arab, 2:15,
Joe Arthurton, 2:30^^, etc. Price, $500.

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No. 116. AURANIA. ( Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1884.
BY GENERAIi WASHINGTON 1161.

Sire of Lnzerne, S:27>^, Westmoreland, 2:37^, Saranac, 2:38, and Presto, yearling:, 2:41^.

O-eneral WasMngton is by General Eoiox 140; dam Lady Thome, 2:18^, by Hambrino

Chief 11.
ist dam Naomi by Socrates 287, record 2:341^.

Sire of Socrates, Jr., 2:2734. Socrates is a son of
Hambletonian 10; dam by Seely's American Star 14.

2d dam Cranston by Sprague's New York.

Son of Alexander's Abdallah 13, and out of a Morgan
mare.

3d dam Zenobia by Neaves' C. M. Clay, Jr., 20,

Sire of four in the 2:30 list and of the dam of Lady
Ross, 2:29^.

Note. — Aurania is a large, handsome mare, with good bone and substance. Has been broken
to harness and shows great promise. A sister of her dam produced Carnival, a very fast horse.

Price, $1,000.

No. 117. LUCILLE WALTER. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1885.
BY SIR WALTER 2001, record 2:*24:^.

Sire of Sir Walter, Jr., 2:185<, and Lucy Walter, 2:30. Sir Walter is by Aberdeen 27 ; dam Lady
Winfield, by Edward Everett 81 ; 2d dam by L. I. Black Hawk 24.

I St dam Lucille by Irvington 379.

Full brother to Arthurtony sire of Arab, 2:15, Joe Arthur-
ton, 2:2oV2. Bonanza, 2:29, and the dam Grandee, 2:22}^,
and Hidalgo, 2:24)^.

2d dam Corinne by Volunteer 55.

Sister to Hyacinth (dam of Rcina Victoria). Sire of twenty-eight in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the da.ms

of sixteen in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Clara by American Star 14.

Dam of Dexter,2:i73^, Alma, 2:28^^, Astoria, 2:293^ Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:1a, Dexter, 2:173^, and forty-

and Dictator 113. one others in the 2:30 list.

4th dam McKinstry Mare.

Dam of Shark, 2:27^.

Note. — Lucille Walter is a mare of spe^y form, fine size, length, good style, and very deep,
oblique shoulders. Her action is extra promising for speed. She is broken to harness, and while
being broken has shown quarters in forty-seven and forty-eight seconds. Her breeding isexceedingly
rich, sired by a highly-bred, performing and producing stallion, and out of a dam by a son of Hamble-
tonian that sold for $25,000 (exported to Australia), and was full brother to two sires that were fast
and have sired speed, sha has also three splendid dams back of this — two of them producers and the
other sister to one of the best brood majes in the stud book. Price, $1,000.

No. 118. LUCY WOODRUFF. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled in 1884.
BY HIRAM WOODRUFF 827.
Son of Hambletonian 10 ; dam Annie Laurie (dam of Annie G., 2:28). by Harris' Hambletonian 2.
I St dam .by Edward Everett 81.

Sire of Judge FuUerton, 2:18, Electric, 2:20, Sheridan,
2:2oJ;4and ten others in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the
dams of eight in the 2:30 list.

No/e. — Lucy Woodruff is a blocky mare of good length, clean, flat legs and nice appearance
standing a shade over 15 hands. She is quite a fast pacer and has been driven on the road until she
became somewhat sore. Her dam had the reputation of being able to pace low down in the twenties
and was one of the fastest roadsters in New York City. Lucy is by a well-bred son of Hambletonian,
out of a mare by Edward Everett, sire of thirteen in the list and sire of the dams of eight more.
This mare should produce well, and if rested up make a sound, fast roadster. Not bred.

"^ Price, $350.

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No. 119. MAGGIE WALTER. (Standard.)

Chestnut inare, foaled in 1884.

BY SIR WALTER 2001, record 2:24>^.

Sire of Sir Walter, Jr., 2:18J^. Sir Walter is by Aberdeen 27 ; dam I^ady Winfield by Edwar<X
Everett 81; 2d dam by U. I. Black Hawk 24.

ist dam Katie Kiser by Felter's Hambletonian 867.

Pacing trial 2:20. Sire of Star Hambletonian, 2:23%, Lucy, 2:265^, and three

others in tlie 2:30 list.

2d dam by Sickles' Abdallah.

Son of Hopkins' Abdallah, sire of the dams of Myroa
Perry, 2:^454. and Ellwood Medium, 2:24^.

Note. — Maggie Walter is a fine-styled mare, 16 hands high, with extra good bone, substance
and length. This mare is shaped for speed and finely gaited ; broken and gentle to drive ; coIor»
chestnut, with blaze face and white hind ankles. Never bred. Should make a trotter if worked.
Her dam, we are informed, paced Fleetwood track in 2:20. She was by a producing son of Ham-
bletonian 10. Price, $600.

No. 120. RUBY RUSSELL. (Standard.)

Chestnut mare, foaled in 1884.
BY MAMBRINO RUSSELL 2009.

Sire of Happy Bussell, 2:21}4, and Haldane, 2:26%. Mambrino Russell is by Woodford Blam-
brino, 2:21%; dam Miss Sussell (dam of Maud S., 2:08^, Nutwood, 2:18M, and Cora Bel-
mont, 2:24%), by Pilot, Jr., 12.

I St dam Sunset by Strathmore 408.

Trial 2:25% at four years old. Sire of Santa Claus, 2:17%, and twenty-six others in the

2:30 list; sire also of the dams of C. F. Clay, 2:18, and:
four others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Lady Spaulding by Spaulding's Abdallah.

Sire of the dams of John R., 2:23, St. Cloud, 2:235^, Mar-
quis, 2;265i, and Emmet B., 2:29^.

3d dam by C. M. Clay, Jr., 20.

Sire of Lady Lockwood, 2:25, and three others in the
2:30 li-t; sire also of the dam of Lady Ross, 2:29^^.

4th dam by Sam Houston, s. t. b. , thoroughbred.

JVofe. — Ruby Russell is a fine-looking mare about 1$^ hands high, of clean broad legs, and
capital action. She has shown a 2:50 gait and is a gentle, prompt roadster. Will learn to trot fast
if trained. Her sire is one of the best bred stallions in the country; her dam's blood lines are
excellent, and she was extra fast. If desired will be bred to Earl or Electrotype (see Stallions Nos..
I and 2) free. Price, $800.

No. 121, SULTANETTE.

Bay filly, foaled March 30, 1884.
BY SULTAX 1513, record 2:24.

Sire of Stamboul, 2:14?<, Ruby, 2:19H, Bay Rose, 2:20%, and fifteen others in the 2:30 list.
Sultan is by The Moor 8*70 ; dam Sultana, by Delmonico 110.

ist dam Katie Barium s. t. b by Wedridge Horse.

Son of Sir Charles, he by Daniel Webster, by Black
Hawk 5.

2d dam Polly Parrott by Roebuck Abdallah.

. Son of Roe's Abdallah Chief, sire of the dam of Messen-
ger Duroc.

3d dam by Long Island Black Hawk 24.

S':re of Prince, 2:24%, Jake Oakley, to wagon. 2:32*-^, and!
the dam. of Effic Deans, •2:25)'2, Lottie, 2:28, andStar,.
2:30.

Note, — Sultanette is a very handsome, bloodlike mare, 15^^ hands high ; broken to harness, but
never handled for speed. She has good trotting action and will trot fast if handled. She is in foal
to Princeton, 2:19^, and due to foal April 27th. Price, $1,500.

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3Sro. 122. WENONAH. (Standard.)

Bay mare, foaled March i6, 1884.
BY TENNESSEE WII^KES 3735.
Son of George "Wilkes, 2:22 (sire of sixty-five in the 2:30 list) ; dam Lizzie Hayden (full sister to
Lucy Fleming-, 2:24), by Peavine 513 (sire of Nettie Ward, 2:29}^).

3st dam Widow Malone by Enfield 128, record 2:29.

Sire of Robin, 2:24%. Stonecutter, 2:28^, and the dams
of Red Fern, 2:27^^, Billy Tompkins, 2:295^, Refer-
ence, 2:2914;, Alvan, 2:251^, and Gracie B., 2:22%.

2d dam by Second Hiawatha. '

Sister to Maud Williams, trial 2:26. Son of Hiawatha (thoroughbred), out of a mare by Mara-

brino Messenger.

3d dam Tena by Mambrino Messenger.

Sire of General George H. Thomas 530 (sire of Scott's
Thomas, 2:21, etc.).

4th dam by Young Jefferson, pacer.

5th dam by Hunt's Commodore.

Note. — Wenonah is a very handsome, smooth, powerful mare of extra length, substance and
bone, and the very best of action. She has been d/r-en only enough to break her nicely, but can
show a 2:50 gait, and do it in a manner that indicates she will go very fast. Wenonah is an 'excel-'
lent prospect for a race mare, and with her combination of Wilkes, Hambletonian-Star blood backed
up by thoroughbred and pacing crosses, should prove an excellent producer. This is a highly de-
sirable mare in every respect and for any purpose suited to a trotter. 1 Price, $1,000.

No. 123. DYN AMINE. (Standard.)

Dark chestnut filly, foaled May lo, 1885.
BY NUTWOOD 600, record 3:18^.
Sire of Belmont Boy, 2:15, Woodnut, 2:I6>^, Felix, 2:18^, Dawn, 2:19^, Magrgie E., 2:19?< and
twenty others in the 2:30 list. Nutwood is by Belmont 64 ; dam Miss Russell, by Pilot, Jr.

ist dam Doris by Cuyler 100.

Dam of Aquarius, record 2:29^, trial 2:24 J^, at three Sire of Elvira, 2:183^, Chanter, 2:20%, and seven others

years old. in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Patron, 2:141^,

and Baywood, 2:27.

2d dam Country Girl by Country Gentleman.

Sire of the dam of Thorndale Maid, 2:30. Country
Gentleman is by Hambletonian 10.

3d dam Mahala by Mahomet.

4th dam Madam Porter by Roman's Orphan Boy,

Dam of Jim Porter, 2:27}^.

5th dam by Bertrand.

6th dam by Sir Archy.

A^(7/^.—Dynamine is a grand young mare, superbly bred. She will be sixteen hands high, has great
finish and power, with broad, clean, flat legs, and a very speedy conformation. Her action indicates
that she will be very fast, if trained. Dynamine is by the great Nutwood, a stallion from which
anares are turned away at $500, and is out of a Cuyler mare which produced one of the fastest three-
year-olds ever raised in Kentucky — Aquarius, record 2:291^, trial in 2:24^. The dam of Dyna-
mine is also the clam of Clymene, a mare sold at a long price and likely to get a very fast record.
Dynamine is believed to be with foal to Princeton, 2:19^. Her produce by him will have a pedi-
jgree few can equal, and if like produces like, will be a superb individual. Dynamine is a rare prize.

Price, $2,500.

No. 124. DAME RUMOR. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1885.
BY WEDGE WOOD 692, record 2:19.

Sire of Favonia, 2:15, Conway, 2:18^^, and three others in the 2:30 list. "Wedgrewood is by
Belmont 64 ; dam Woodbine (dam of Woodford Mambrino, 2:2 IM), by Woodfoid.

1st dam Fancy.

Record 2:30.

NoU. — Dame Rumor is a lovely filly of extra quality and capital legs. With all her fineness
she is strongly muscled and substantial. She has been broken to harness and is an exceptionally
prompt and game road mare. She will be I'^yi hands high. Her sire, Wedgewood, with his record
•of 2:19 in a fourth heat and admirable breeding is known as one of the great stallions of the coun-
try, and sired the race mare Favonia, 2:15, in a fourth heat. Fancy, the dam of Dame Rumor,
anade a record of 2 30, in a race, and trotted a mile in 2:31 to pole. She was a beauty and a great
roadster. Dame Rumor is due to foal to Princeton, May 25th. Price, $700.

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45

No. 125. EARL'S LASSIE.

Bay filly, foaled in 1885.
BY EARL 2474, record 2:24^.

Slra of Helen H., 2:46, and Earl's Laddie, 2:41, both two-year-olda. Earl is a son of Princeps
636 (sir© of Trinket, 2:14, Qranby, 2:19K, Princeton, 2:19K, Feme Sole, 2:20, and fifiean.
others in the 2:30 list), out cf Juno (dam of Greenlander, 2:24^^), by Hambletonian 10 (sir©
of the dams cf Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:14Ji, Duquesne, 2:17j<, Orange Boy, 2:18%, Wil-
ton, 2: 19Ji, and forty -six others in 2:30 or better.

ist dam Flora by Clark Chief 89.

Sire of Croxie, 2:19^^, and five others in the 2:30 list;
sire also of tlic dams of Phallas, 2:i35i(, Majolica, 2:15,
Wilson, z-.it]^, Leontine, 2:2 j\{, Miss Woodford, 2:23j4»
and five others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam by General Ward.

JVofe. — Earl's Lassie has great quality, with good bone and substance. Will be 15^ hands
high and is a gamey, handsome hl.y. Has trotted a mile in 2:40 over a very slow, new half-mile
track, and is likely to trot in the twenties before the season closes. She is an exact match to Nellie
Earl. (SeeNo. 127.J Price, $1,500.

No. 126. ELECTRA.

Brown filly, foaled in 1885.
BY ELECTIONEER 125.

Sire of Manzanita, 2:16, Anteeo, 2:16^, Adair, 2:17J<, Sunol, 2:18, and thirty-four others in the
2:30 list. Electioneer is by Hambletonian 10; dam Green Mountain Maid (dam of Pros-
pero, 2:20, Elaine, 2:20, Dame Trot, 2:22, Mansfield, 2:26, Storm, 2:26%, and Antonio,
2:28K), by Harry Clay 45.

ist dam Lizzie Collins by Stansifer's Woful.

Dam of Linda, 2:32}^. - Son of Woful, he by Black Hawk 24.

2d dam s. t. b by Berthune.

JVofe. — Electra is a young mare of much fiiysh, and will be 15^ hands high at maturity. She
is shaped to trot, and is well gaited ; broken and has trotted a quarter in fifty seconds. This mare
is full sister to Linda, 2:32^. The dam of Linda and Electra is owned at Palo Alto farm and
her produce there aie said to be very promising and are valued at high figures. Electra was bred
to Greenlander, 2:2414!' (full brother to Earl, see No. i of stallions), June 2ist. Her owner will give
$1,000 for her foal when weaned. Price, $3,000.

No. 127. NELLIE EARL. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1885.

BY EARL 2474, record 2:241^:.

£ire of Helen H., 2:46, and Earl's Lad, 2:41, both two-year-olds. Earl is by Princeps 536 (sire
of Trinket, 2:14, Granby, 2:19>^, and seventeen others in the 2:30 list) ; dam cf Juno (dsim
of Greenlander. 2:24J<, and Earl, 2:24:%), by Hambletcnian 10 (sire of the dams of Trinket,
2:14, StamboTil, 2:14?<, and forty-nine others in 2:30 or better).

ist dam Nellie Parker by Signal 86S7.

Sire of Little Eva, 2:22?<4, and Jesse Hammond, 2:25^
Signal is by Sentinel 280; dam Abutillon, by Belmont64.

2d dam .by Indicator 1243, record 2:23^.

Son of Golddust 150.

3d dam . by Brignoli 77, record 2:29^.

Sire of the dams of King Wilkes, 2:22^^, Lady Tnrpin,
2:23, Cascanlla, 2:25/4, ^"<1 four others in the 2:30 list.
Brignoli is by Mambrjno Chief 11; dam Sally Wood-
ford, by Woodford.

4th dam by Mambrino Chief ii.

Sire of six in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams of Direc-
tor, 2:17, Piedmont, 2:17'^, Voltaire, 2:2o}4j and seven-
teen others in 2:30 or better.

No/e. — Nellie Earl is an elegant filly of great finish, substance and length. Will be 15^
hands high at maturity. Her action is exceedingly fine and she can now show a gait in the forties.
We expect this filly to trot close to 2:30 this year if trained. She is an exact match to Earl's Lassie.
(See No. 125.) Price, $1,500.

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ITo. 128. JUSTICE. (Standard.)

Brown filly, foaled April 30, 1885.
BY PRINCEPS 536.

Sire of Trinket, 2:14, Granby, 2:19^, Princeton, 2:19}i, Feme Sole, 2:20, and fifteen others in the
2:30 list. Princeps is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:2 1^ ; dam by Alexander's Abdallah 15,

ist dam Lady Leggatt by Mambrino Star 585, record 2:28^.

sire of Cottage Girl, 2:29}^, and of the dam of Early-
Dawn, z:zT^,

2d dam Ledger Girl by Hambletonian 10.

Record, 2:39, sixth heat. Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of

Dam of Lady Bonner, 2:243.4, Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:14^, and forty-nine others in

2:30 or better.

3d dam by a son of Barney Henry.

NoU. — ^Justice stands 1$^ hands high, and is an exceedingly powerful mare of great substance,
Ibroad, flat legs and excellent shape. Has a big open gait and should learn to trot fast. Being by
a sire of trotters and out of a mare by a fast and producing son of Mambrino Chief, with a grandam
(by Hambletonian) that trotted in the thirties and produced a 2:24^54^ trotter. Justice should prove
a producer of speed. She is heavy in foal to Arthurton (trial 2:28^), and sire of Arab, 2:15, Joe
Arthurton, 2: 20^ etc. Price, $800.

:No. 129. RHEA. (Standard.)

Brown mare, foaled September 29, 1885,
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:19^.

!Sire of Crescendo, 2:26^, and Gretna, 2:29^^, Mambrino Dudleyis a son.of Woodford Mambrino,
2:21^; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.

ist dam Relief by Messenger Hambletonian.

Dam of Walnut, 2:1^}^. Son of Hambletonian 10 (sircofthc dams of Trinket, 2:14,

Stamboul, 2:14%, and forty-nine others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Lady Magnolia by Magnolia 68.

Sire of Magnolia, 2:26)^, and of the dams of Mamie
Wood, 2:2534. ^"<^ Chester F., 2:28^. Magnolia is a son
of American Star 14 ; dam by Bay Richmond.

3d dam Beck Mare by L. I Black Hawk 24.

Grandam of Kisbar, 2:27%, Pickering, 2:30, Nor- Sireof Prince, 2:24^, and Jake Oakley, to wagon, 2:32}^,

wood (sire of Tommy Norwood, 2:265^), Socrates, sire also of the dams of Effie Deans, 2:25%, Lottie,

2:34^1 trial 2:25 (sire of Socrates, 2:27^), Gretchen 2:28, and Star, 2:30.

(dam of Clingstone, 2:14), and Felicia (dam of
Fallis, 2:23),

JVoU. — Rhea h an elegantly bred filly, being by a sire with a record below 2:20, and out of a
mare (by a well-bred son of Hambletonian) that has produced a trotter with a record below 2:20.
Individually she is an excellent mare, iS/4 hands high, with good length, speedy conformation, and
fine action. Has never been harnessed. Was bred to Kentucky Wilkes, 2:2i^>August 4th and is
confidently believed to be with foal. The produce should be very valuable. Price, $800.

No. 130. SUE BURGLAR.

Brown filly, foaled in 1 885.
BY BURGLAR 1022, record 2:24X.

Bon of Auditor 773 (sire of Epaulet, 2:19, and Bracelet, 2:24>4); dam Pantalette (dam of
Epaulet, 2:19), by Princeps 536 (sire of nineteen in tbe 2:30 list)

ist dam Carrier Maid by Major Patchen.

Dam of Broncho Bank, record 2:49^^, over a half Son of Major Giflford.

mile track.

2d dam by Champion Black Hawk.

JVc/e. — Sue Burglar is a mare of speedy form, good bone and true action. She stands tS}4
hands high and will be larger. Burglar, her sire, won the stake for stallions that stood in Penn-
sylvania, trotting the third heat in 2:24X, over a half mile track. The dam of Sue Burglar has pro-
duced a horse that is very fast and likely to beat 2:30. Sue Burglar is in foal to Pilot Mambrino, see
pedigree of latter under stallions for service. Price, $400.

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No. 131. TEMPTATION. (Standard.)

Chestnut filly, foaled in 1885.
BY EGBERT 1130.

Sire of Emma, 2:1614, Superior, 2:19^, Egmont, 2:23X, and aix others In the 2:3011st. Efbext
Is by Hambletouian 10; dam Campdown, by Messenger Duroc 106.

ist dam Cricket by Alcalde 103,

Sire of Hylas, 2:245^, Enigma, 2:26, Fancy, 2:30, and of
the dams of Lida Bassett, 2:20}^, and Lady Mascotte,

2:25^.

2d dam by Montague's Sovereign.

Son of Imported Sovereign,

3d dam by Imported Hooton.

Sire of the dam of Lula, 2:15.

4th dam by Boston.

Note. — Temptation is a dark chestnut filly of very high finish, ample substance, good, clean
bone, and isfashioned'after the thoroughbred. She will be about 15 hands i^ inches high, is power-
fully muscled, well gaited and very game. This is a capital road mare, prompt, kind and enduring.
She is well bred with strong trotting lines as top crosses based on excellent thoroughbred blood.

Price, $400.

No. 132. TRIX BURGLAR. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled January 25, 1885.
BY BURGLAR 1022, record 2:24^.
Son of Auditor 773 (eire of Epaulet, 2:19, and Bracelet, 2:24^); dam Pantalctte (dam of
Epaulet, 2:19), by Princeps 686 (sire of nineteen in the 2:30 list).

ist dam Piokee by Hambletonian 10.

Sire of the dams of Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 3:14^, and
forty-nine others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Garretta by Kentucky.

Thoroughbred son of Lexington.

3d dam Ariel . . by Imported Glencoe.

4th dam by Bertrand.

5th dam by Lance.

iV<7/<f — Trix Burglar is an elegant mare, of high finish, good bone, and the best of action.
Will be 15^ hands high. Has been driven but little, yet has shown a 2:50 gait and will certainly
learn to go fast. Her breeding is most excellent, being by Burglar, record 2:24^ over a half mile track
after making a season in the stud. Burglar has shown enough speed to warrant the expectation
that like his full brother Epaulet he will beat 2:20. The dam of Trix is by Hambletonian, the
sire of the dams of a host of very fast trotters. We can recommend this mare strongly for track,
road or brood mare. She is likely to be fast and to produce speed. Price, $900.

No. 133. VICTORIA VON BISMARCK.

Brown filly, foaled in 1885.
BY VICTOR vox BISMARCK 326.

Sire of Bluegrass Hambletonian, 2:20^, Edgemark, 2:21, Escape, 2:26)^, Kentucky Hambld>
tonian, 2:27, and Last Chance, 2:28^. Bismarck is by Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-one
in the 2:30 list); dam Hattie Wood (dam of Gazelle, 2:21), by Harry Clay 45 (oire of the
dams of St. Julien, 2:1 1J<, Elaine, 2:20, Prospero, 2:20, and fifteen others in 2:30 or better.

ist dam Puss by King William.

Sire of King William, 2:20%. King William is a son of
Washington Denmark.

2d dam Julia by Brown Highlander.

3d dam Bird by Shropshire's Tom Hal.

-l^o/f. — Victoria is by one of the great sires of the country (a brother m blood to Electioneer)
and comes from thoroughbred and pacing blood on her dam's side. She is a 1^)4 hand filly of
quality and speedy conformation. She was bred to Pilot Mambrino 515 (see page — ), on July 20th.

Price, $400.

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No. 134. ZETTA. (Standard.)

Chestnut filly, foaled in 1885.

BY PKETENDER 1453.

Son of Dictator, 113 (sir© of Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, Phallas, 8:13^, Director, 2:17, etc.); dam Win-
ona by A.lmont 33 ; 2d dam Dolly (dam of Director, 2:17, and Thorndale, 2:22}^), by Mam-
brino CMef 11.

ist dam by Woodford Abdallah 1654.

Sire of Kenilwortli, 2:185^, and Wilshire, 2:26%. Wood-
ford Abdallah, by \Voodford Mambrino 345 ; dam
Cracovienne, by Alexander's Abdallah 15.

2d dam by Japhet (thoroughbred).

Sire of the dam of Prince Edward, 2:24^^.
JV^oU. — Zetta is a handsome and well built young mare of fine finish, speedy form, and good
bone. The sire that produced her is fast and one of the best bred ones in the land. Her dam is by a
well bred son of Woodford Mambrino (a grand producer and a race-horse of the very highest order)
that produced a 2:18^ trotter. Zetta foaled a very excellent colt in 1888 and is now in foal to
Princeton, 2:19!^. This mare should prove very profitable to a purchaser. . Price, $700.

No. 135. UMBRIA. (Standard.)

Black filly, foaled April 21, 1886,
BY RUMOR 3033, record 2:24|<.

Sire of Trapeze, 2:29)^, and Lammermoor, 2:30.' Kumor is by Tattler, 2:26 (sire of Goi66ip, 2:18,
Voltaire, 2:20)4, Indianapolis, 2:21, and Slander, 2:2 8>^ ; dam Martense Maid, by Jackson's
Flying' Cloud 184 (sire of Star of tlie West, 2:26^, Leviathan, to wagron, 2:34, and the dam
of Forrest Patchen, 2:19}4).

I St dam Undine • . by General Knox 140, record 2:31^.

Sire of Lady Maud, 2:185^, Beulah, 2:ig%, and twelve
others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Patti,
2:24, George 0., 2:24^^, and nine others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Daisy by Socrates 287, record 2:341^.

Sire of Socrates 2:27]!^, and of the dam of Sisal, 2:27^.

3d dam Daisy Burns, record 2:29^ . . .by Skenandoah 926.

Dam of Slander, 2:28^4. Sire of the dams of Bonner, 2:23, Wormwood, 2:25, and

Adrian, 2:26%.

4th dam by Harden's Kentucky Hunter.

Dam of Daisy Burns, 2:29^.

A'oU. — Umbria is an elegant filly of perfect shape, high finish, ample substance and bot^e, with
ideal action for a track or road mare. She is of medium size, will be about ISJ4 hands, and is very
strongly muscled. Has the best of dispositions, is pure gaited, rapid and fast. Any practical horse-
man will say that she will make a fast trotter. Umbria should prove an ideal roadster, and her high
breeding fits her for the harem. Price, $1,000.

No. 136. SEAMSTRESS. (Standard.)

Brown filly, foaled May 5, 1886.
BY GENERAL WASHINGTON 1161.

Eire of liuzerae, 2:27/^. General Washington is by General Knox, 2:31K(sireof Lady Maud,
2:18}i; Beixlah, 2:19^; O amors, 2:1 93^, etc.); dam Lady Thome, 2:18 Ji (dam of aThornetta,
dam of Patti, 2:25%), by Mambrino Chief 11.

1st dam Sappho by Jay Gould, record 2:20^^.

Dam of Patience, 2:28^^. Sire of Adele Giftild, 2:19, and thirteen others in the 2:30

list; sire also of the dams of Beulah, 2:ig%, Green
Girl, 2:21 J4. and Lammermoor, 2:30.

2d dam Le Blonde by Ethan Allen, record 2:25^.

Record 2:34}^ ; trial 2:24. Sire of the dams of Opal, 2:23, Lady Loye, 2:231^, Queen

Wilkes, 2:23^, and twelve others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam- by Abdallah i.

Sire of the dams of Goldsmith Maid, 2:14, andsix others
in the 2:30 list.

Nate. — SeatftStTfeSS is a filly of decided individual merit, having fine size (will be l$^ hands
high, or over), finish and muscular development. She has been led a few times at the side of a
horse and has most promising action. This mare will certainly go fast when trained. Her full
brother, Saranac, has a three-year-old record oi 2:38. Study her pedigree; it is one of the choicest
in the stud book. By a producing sire out of a producing dam, the latter by a great sire and race-
horse, while back of these is the blood of Mambrino Chief, American Star, Ethan Allen, Abdallah,
etc. Seamstress is surely in foal to Princeton, 2:1934'. The result of this union will be one of the
best bred colts on earth. Any one looking for a bargain need seek no further. Price, $I,I00.

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No. 137. ANQLIA. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled July 27, 1886.
BY OXMOOK 1400, record 2:33.

Sire of Octavius, 2:2614, and Cheltenham, 2:28. Ozmoor is by Frinceps 636, dam by Hamble-
tonian 10.

ist dam Lady Herr by Mambrino Pilot 29, record 2:2-jj4-

Dam of Johnny P.. 2:31^^. Sire of Haiinis, ■2:ij%, Mambrino Gift, 3:20, and five

others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of tea ia
2.30 or better.

2d dam Myrtle by Imported Consternation.

Sire of the grandam of Trinket, 2:14.

3d dam Eloise by Ebony.

4th dam by Sir Richard Truxton.

5th dam by Eagle.

Note. — Anglia is a filly that is shaped and gaited to go fast, and her breeding is most excellent.
Her sire could beat 2:30 and was the sire of several fast ones with records. Lady Herr, the dam of
Anglia, produced Johnny P., 2:311^, and was by a fast and producing sire. She bids fair to be
close to, if not, 15^ hands high, has a clean cut. gamey head, fine neck, good back and ample bone.
Has not been bred. Price, $600.

No. 138. ARTISTIC. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1886.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLiEY 967, record 2:19^.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26^,>nd Gretna, 2:29K- Mambrino Dudley is by "Woodford Mambrino,
2:21>^; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Oros Jean, 2:80), by Edwin Forrest 49.

I St dam Mason Girl by Arabian Chief.

Dam of Alroy, 2:23. Son of Toronto Chief 85 (sire of three in the 2:30 list).

2d dam Lady Mason by American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:17}^, and forty-
one others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam by Hunt's Commodore.

Note. — Artistic is a filly of good length, substance and ample bone ; will be about ISH hands
high at maturity, we think, bhe has a fine head, ear and neck, and will make a stylish mare. Her
sire is elegantly bred and has a record of 2:19^. Her dam comes of producing blood iind is the
dam of Alroy, 2:23. Artistic should prove a great brood mare. She is a most excellent individual,
with the exception of a slight curb. Is offered low on this account. Price, $5^^^

No. 139. AVOOA. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled May 29, 1886.
BY KENTUCKY WILKES 1854, record 2:2 1^-

Sire of Virgrlnla Evans, three-year-old record 2:31, and Astoria, two-year-old record 2:40;<.
Kentucky Wilkes is a son of the g'reat Q-eorge Wilkes, 2.22. For full pedisrree, see page —

ist dam Woodlark by Volunteer 55.

Sister to Frank Wood, 2:24. Sire of ••wenty-eieht in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the daMa

of sixteen in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Kipp Mare by Lefevre's Star.

Dam cT Frank Wood, 2:24. Son of Seely's American Star 14 (sire of the dams ot

Guy, 2:12, Dexter, ati/Ji, and forty-one others in the
2:30 list).

Note. — Avoca is a very stylish and highly-finished filly, shaped for speed and extra well gaited.
She will be close to, if not fully, 15 J^ hands high, has a capital set of legs and is evidently game
and enduring. She comes honestly by her style, finish and resolution, being by a sire noted for these
qualities, and out of a daughter of Volunteer, probably the finest of all Hambletonian's sons, and
the founder of a family that are unsurpassed as game campaigners. Avoca's dam is a full sister to
Frank Wood, 2:24. She has a slight lump on her cheek, the result of a faulty tooth. Does not
affect her in the least and can be removed. Here is a chance to get a Wilkes filly that will make a
choice brood-mare, and probably a fast trotter, for a very moderate figure. Price, $70O-

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No. 140. AFRICA. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled May 9, 1886.
BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY y67, record 2:19|<.

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26K» and Gretna, 2:29 J4. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford lHambrlno,
2:21}^ ; dam Sue Dudley (dam of G-ros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Foxrest49.

I St dam Electa by Electioneer 125.

Sire of Manzanita, 2:16, Anteeo, 2:i6)^, Adair, 2:i7j(,
Lot Slocum,2:i7}^, Sunol, 2:18, and thirty-three others
in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dam of The Seer, 2:39^

2d dam Lady Nodine by Hambletonian 10.

Sire of the dams of Trinket, 2:14; Stamboul, 2:14%, and
forty-nine others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam Montgomery Maid • by American Star 14.

Trial 2:22, for Jack Nodine, and dam of Ada Duroc, Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:17)^, Robert

trial 2:23, for Robert Bonner. McGregor, 2:171^, and forty others in the 2:30 list.

Note. — Africa is one of the most elegant fillies on this or any other farm. She will be 15^
liands high at least, when matured — probably 15^ — and has extra style, quality and finish, united
with good bone, fine length and the conformation of a trotter. Her action is superb ; is just nicely
broken, and has shown a three-minute gait. She will satisfy any experienced horseman that she
will go fast if trained. Her biood lines, as well as speed lines, are exceptionally choice, combining
as she does the blood of the greatest branch of the Mambrino Chief tree with that of the unrivaled
representative of the Hambletonian-Clay family, Electioneer. With these for top crosses and the
Hambletonian-Star cross as a foundation, she is very choicely bred. This filly promises to make a race
mare, and is also suited for the road or harem. She is a prize. Price, $1,500,

No. 141. AGNESTA.

Chestnut filly, foaled in 1886.
BY MA.MBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:1 OX-

Sire of Crescendo, 2:26}<, and Gretna, 2:29^. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino^
2:21 J^ ; dam Sue Dudley (dam of Gros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forest 49.

isit dam Agnes by Culloden.

Son of Imp. Australian.

2d dam Gipsey Queen by Ben Butler.

Son of Imp. Scythian.

3d dam Lady Canada by Gazan.

4th dam by Wagner.

Note. — Agnesta is a filly of extra quality, medium size, good length and is well shaped to trot.
She takes after her sire and is well gaited. This filly w^ill make a fine road mare and should breed
well. Price, $450.

No. 142. BONNIE a (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in May, 1886.
BY CURBEXCY 3709.

Son of Caliban, 2:34 (sire of C. F. Clay, 2: 18, Cyclone, 2:23)4, and Coaster, 2:26;0 ; dam Abbess
(dam of Steinway, 2:25K, Solo, 2:28iJ^, by Albion (sire of "Vanity ;Fair, 2:2i}i, and the
dam of Favorita, 2:25}^).

ist dam Bonnie by Simm's Clark Chief, Jr.

Son of Clark Chief 89 ; dam Virgie, by Alexander's
Abdallah 15.

Ncte. — Bonnie C, dark brown filly of large size (will be 16 hands), good bone, action and style.
Has been broken to harness and has a very kind disposition. Her sire, Currency, is very highly bred
and comes from speed-producing families, while her dam is by an excellent son of Clark Chief, sire
•f Kentucky Prince, so widely known as the sire of Guy, 2:12, and a host of other fast ones. Bonnie
C. should make a fine road or track mare and also prove an excellent breeder. Price, $400.

BROOD MARKS AND FILLIES.

No. 143. CIRCE. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1886.
BY ONWARD 141 1, record ^-.^5%.

Sire of Houri, 2:195^, Dumas, 2:19, Emilation, 2:22, and thirteen others in the 2:30 list. On-
ward is by George Wilkes, 2:22; dam Dolly (dam of Director, 2:17, and Thorndale, 2:22 >4)»
by Mambrino Chief 1 1.

I St dam Siren by Dictator 113.

Sire of Jay-Eve-Scc, 2:10, and twenty others !n thft
2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Brown. 2:i8i}4»
Williams, 2:20'/^, Klbert, 2:2554, Gondola, 2:29J4. an^
Last Chance, 2:28%.

2d dam Patti by Mambrino Chief 11.

Sire of six in the 2:30 list and of the dams of sixteea la
2:30 or better.

3d dam by Park's Highlander.

4th dam to 10th dams thoroughbred.

Nole. — Circe is a very elegant filly of high finish, good muscular development and capital
action. She will be about l^yi hands high when matured. The breeding of this filly is .superb.
Onward, her sire, is one of the fast and best producing sons of George Wilkes, and his get trot early.
Circe's dam is by Dictator, the sire of the fastest trio of trotters ( Jay-Eye-See, 2: 10, Phallas, 2:13^,
and Director, 2:17) ever produced by one stallion. The second dam of this filly is by Mambrino
Chief, the founder of a great family. Back of this comes an excellent thoroughbred basis. Circe
is a very game, high-spirited filly, of excellent temper and should make a fast trotier or a first-class
brood-mare. We consider her a bargain. Price, $1,200.

No. 144. CHEROOT. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled May 16, 1886.
BY JAY GOULD 197, record 2:20>^.

Sire of Adele Gould, 2:19, and thirteen others in the 2:30 list. Jay Gould is by Hambletonian
10, and Lady Sanford, by Seely's American Star 14.

I St dam Cigarette , by General Washington 116 1.

Sire of Luzerne, 2:27^^, Westmoreland, 2:37?^. Saranac^
2:38, and Presto, yearling, 2:41^^. General Washington
is a son of General Knox 140, and Lady Thome, 2: 18}^.

2d dam Rosalind, record 2:21^ . . . . by Alexander's Abdallah 15.

Dam of Chas. Caffrey, trial 2:26%. Sire of the dams of Favonia, 2:15, Jerome Eddy, »:i65<k

and twenty-three others in 2:33 or better.

3d dam Burch mare by Parker's Brown Pilot.

Dam of Rosalind, 2:21%, and Donald, 2:27. Son of Capperbottom; dam by Cherokee.

Note. — Cheroot is a handsome filly, strictly fine in every feature and will be 15^ hands high.
As a two-year-old she was driven a little, and could show better than A three-minute gait. Grandly
bred as she is, can not fail to make a trotter and a fine brood marc. Price, $1,500..

No. 145. CREEK. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in May, 1886.
BY CUYL.ER 100.

Sire of Elvira, 2:185^, Chanter, 2:20%, and seven others in the 2:30 list. Cuyler is Ijy Hambl»>
tonian 10; dam Gray Bose, by Harris' Hambletonian 2.

ist dam Cumberland by McFerran Cuyler 7549.

By Cuyler 100; dam by Golddust 150.

2d dam Tennessee by Norman Temple, Jr., 619.

Son of Norman Temple 235 ; dam by Pilot, Jr., la.

3d dam Susan Margrave by Tom Margrave.

4th dam Sue Camp by Grey Temple.

Note. — Creek is an exceedingly fine filly of good style, broad, flat legs and is smooth and hand-
some. She will probably reach 15^ hands at maturity, has good length and bold, open action.
Has been broken to harness and can show speed. This filly will justify training and should make
a fast trotter. The daughters of Cuyler have produced such young and fast trotters as Patron,
2:I4X» *'^<1 Aquarius, 2:29^ (when three years old). Creek is an inbied Cuyler, based on th&
bl«od of Norman, Pilot, Jr., and thoroughbred. She should prove a producer of speed.

Price, $1,500^

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BROOD MARES AND FELLIES.

No. 146. OATSEYS. (Standard.)

(Full sister to Opal, 2:23.)

Dark chestnut filly, foaled March 24, 1886.

BY JAY GOULD 197, record 2:20>4.

Sire of Adele Gould, 2:19, King: Phillip, 2:21, Mill Girl, 2:22%, and eleven others in the 2:30
list. Jay Gould is by Hambletonian 10 ; dam Lady Sanford, by American Star 14.

ist dam Ruby Allen by Ethan Allen 43, record 2:25^.

Dam of Opal, 2:33, and Blarney, 2:3754. Sire of six in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of Lady

Love, 2:23^, Queen Wilkes, 2:23^^, and fourteen otk-
ers in 2:30 or better.

2d dam Ruby Clay by C. M. Clay, Jr., 22, record 2:35}^.

Sire of two in the 2:30 list and of the dams of Happy
Thought, 2:22}^, Pequot, 2:26, and six others in 2:3»
or better.

3d dam Flora by Revenue.

Sire of Exchequer ( sire of Lucille, 2:21, and Rigolette,
2:22^).

4th dam Isabella by Boston.

Sire of the dam of Miss Russell ( dam of Maud S.,
• 2:o8J^, Nutwood, 2:185^, and Cora Belmont, 2:24^^).

5th to loth dams thoroughbred.

Note. — Catseye is a superb filly, smooth, handsome, lengthy and of very speedy form. This filly
will be 15^, or over, has fine head, ear, neck, deep, oblique shoulders, and short, strong back,
smoothly coupled; quarters very powerful, best of legs and feet. Catseye has big, true, far-reaching
action and rapid. Just broken to harness and can show a three-minute gait. There is every reasom
to believe that this filly will be as fast or faster than her full sister. Opal, 2:23. We regard this fillj
as cheap at her price. Price, $1,500.

No. 147. HELEN H. (Standard.)

(Becord 2:46 at two years old.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1886.

BY EARL. 2474, record 2:24^,

Sire of Earl's Lad, 2:41, and Earl's I<addie, 2:51, both two-year-olds, and Idavan, 2:40. Earl is
by Frinceps 686 ; dam Juno (dam of Greenlander, 2:24^^), by Hambletonian 10.

ist darn Meta by Thorndale 305, record 2:22^.

Sire of Daisydale, 2:19^^, Edwin Thorne, 2:165^, and
four others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of
Doctor West, 2:25, and Edge Hill, 2:255^. Thorndale
is by Abdallah 15; dam Dolly (dam of Director, 2:17,
and Onward, 2:25 J^ ), by Mambrino Chief II.

2d dam Rosalind by Abdallah 15.

Sire of Goldsmith Maid, 2:14, and five others in the
2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Favonia, 2:15,
Jerome Eddy, 2:i6J^, and twenty-three others in 2:30
or better.

:^ck dam by Kinkead's St. Lawrence.

Sire of the dam of Waterwitch, dam of Mambrino Gift,
2:20, Viking, 2:ig%, Scotland, 2:22^^, Wavelet, 2:24^,
and Waterloo, 2:28^^.

Note. — Helen H. is a handsome blood bay filly of the very highest finish, good length and

clean, hard, flat legs. She will be about i$}4 hands high and is fine in every feature. Her action

5s the poetry of motion, and she is very game and level-headed. That she will beat 2:30 this year,

f handled, is as certain as anything not actually accomplished. As was remarked by a very expe-

ienced and conservative breeder, "She is a marvelous »illy." Price, $2,000.

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No. 148. HEGIRA. (Standard.)

Brown filly, foaled April 29, 1886.
BY STKANGER 3030.

Sire of Myriad, 2:28^^. Strang'er ia by General Washing-ton 1161 (son of General Knox, and
Lady Thome, 2:18;^) ; dam Goldsmith Maid, 2:14, by Alexander's Abdallah 16.

ist dam Martha Nutwood by Hamlet 160. ,

Uam of Luzerne, record 2:27^^, Mecca, record Sire of seven in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of Thorn-

3'-3iM> t*^'^' ^■^7> ^"(^ ^^^''tc^> '■''3' 3=2B- less, 2:iB^, Graiiby, 2:19}^, Bluegrass Hamblctoniaa.

2:20^, ana five others in 2:30 or better,

2d dam Jenny Nutwood by Saltram.

Dam of Drift, z:2g%. Nutwood, to wagon, 2:33)^, Sire of Highland Maid, 2:27. Saltram is a son of Web-

Port Royal, 2:40}^, and Rifleman, 2:40}^. ber's Kentucky Whip; dam by Seagull, pacer.

//oie. — Hegira is a rich brown filly that will be 15^ hands high, or ever. She is handsome and
highly finished, yet very substantial, with clean, broad, flat legs, and excellent feet. Her action is
reaching, low and rapid, and if she does not go fast will be the first one of that sort her dam has
produced. Both the dam and grandam of Hegira are producers, and through her sire, Stranger,
she secures the blood of two great mares (Goldsmith Maid, 2:14, and Lady Thome, 2:18^). That
far-sighted breeder, Mr. John B. McFerran, of Glenview farm, purchased a yearling by Stranger
for $2,500, which at the closing out sale brought $3,000. He shows great promise and can not be
bought for twice the sum then paid for him. Hegira would grace any stock farm on which she may
be placed, and her produce to Princeton, 2:19^, to which she is certainly in foal, will have few
equals in richness of lineage. Price, $1,200.

No. 149. GAMBOL. (Standard.)

{FvlH sister to Volmer, 2:2^li.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1886.

BY GAMBETTA 1172.

Sire of Volmer, 2:243<. Gambetta is by Volunteer 65; dam Nell (dam of Batemau, 2:22, by
Hambletonian 10).

ist dam Ulster Queen by Hambletonian 10.

Dam of Volmer, 2:2434. ^'""^ °^ "^* dams of Wilton, 2:19}^, Princeton, ang^, wi4

forty-nine others in 2:30 or better.

2d dam by Thomas Jefferson.

Son of Mambrino Paymaster, Jr.

3d dam by Mambrino Paymaster.

sire of Mambrino Chief 11 (sire of Lady Thorae, 2:18}^,
K<id five others in the 2:30 list).

yVi?/<.._. Gambol is a large, handsome filly, blood bay without marks, will make a mare 16 hands
high; shapely form and splendid action. Volmer, a full brother of this filly, is an elegant horse
with a record of 2:24^, and trotted Carl Burr's track last fall in 2:20. This filly should be very de-
sirable as a brood mare. Price, $750.

No. 150. EARLY BIRD. (Standard.)

Dark chestnut filly, foaled May 25, 1886.
BY EARL. 2474, record 2:24^.

Sire of Helen H., 2:46, and Earl's Ladd, 2:41, both two-year-olds. Earl is by Prinoepa 686;
dam Juno (dam of Greenlander, 2:24Ji), by. Hambletonian 10.

1st dam Lady Guy by Cuyler 100.

Trial over a half-mile track in 2:32. Sire of Elvira, 2:18^, Chanter, 2:20^^, and seven other*

in the 2:30 list ; sire, also, of the dams of Patron, 3:14}^,
Baywood, 2:27, and Aquarius, 2:29}^.

2d dam Guy by Brigadier.

Son of Brignoli, 2:29^^.

3d dam by Norman Temple 235.

Son of Norman, 25 ; dsm Madam Temple (dam of Flora
Temple, 2:19^-4, and Pilot Temple, 2:24^.

JVote. — Early Bird is a handsome filly of great substance and bone, and will, at maturity, stand
15^ hands high or over. Her action is open, rapid and square, going close to the ground. She
can show close to a three-minute gait and will certainly be fast. Her sire trotted in 2:24|!^, and her
dam, with little handling, in 2:32 over a half-mile track. Early Bird is level-headed, steady and
very game. Well broken. Price, $1,000.

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No. 151. INSTINCT. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled March 29, 1886.
BY GENERAL WASHINGTON 1161.

Sire of Luzerne, 2:27^, 'Westmoreland, 2:37?^, Saranac, 2:88. and Presto, yearling, 2:41^. Gen-
eral Washington is by General Knox 140 ; dam Lady Thome, 2: 18M, by IVCambrino Chief II.

1st dam Inez by Jay Gould 197, record 2:20^.

Sire of fourteen in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams «rf
Beulah, 2:19}^, Green Girl, 2:21%, Patience, a:a8Ji, aad
Lnmmermoor, 2:30.

2d dam Western Girl, record 2:27 . . . .by Bellfounder 63.

Sire of the dams of First Call, 2:21)^, Calamus, 2:24}^
Winnie Wick, 2:24}^, and six others m the 2:30 list.

3d dam Fanny by Wild Harry.

Dam of Western Girl, 2:27.

4th dam Lady Utely.

A fine mare that could trot in 2:40.

Note. — Instinct is a filly of high finish, the best of legs, good length and capital action. . She
has been driven to break cart, and showed a quarter in fifty seconds. Her breeding is excellent, and
she is a superior individual of fine size. Bred to Rumor, record 2,\2/^y^, Price, $l,000>

1

No. 152. LADY PRINOEPS. (Standard.)

Bay hlly, foaled in 1886.
BY PRINCEPS 536.

Sire of Trinket, 2:14, O-ranby, 2:19J^, Princeton, 2:19?^, Feme Sole, 2:20, and fifteen others In
the 2:30 list. Princeps is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:2VA ; dam Primrose, by Abdallah 15.

xst dam Lady Rogers • by Florida 482 (son of Hambletonian ro).

Sire of Walnut, 2:195^, Lotta, 2:24}/^, Hambleton, 2:26^
and the dam of Confederate Maid, 2:29}^.

ad dam Crooked Leg by Hambletonian 10.

Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of
Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 2:14)^, and forty-nine others i«
2:30 or better.

3d dam by American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, T.ij'^, and forty-
one others in 2:30 or better.

Mote. — Lady Princeps is a filly of fine size ; will be close to 1 5 hands ; grand shape for a trotter
and good action. She can show fast already, and has only been fairly broken. Her breeding k
capital and warrants the expectation that she will prove a fine brood mare, and, if trained, a trotter.
She is cheap. * Price, $750,

No. 153. OCTOROON. (Standard.)

Black filly, foaled May 24, 1886.
BY SLANDER 3030, record 2:28^.
Sire of Ember, 2:29^. Slander is by Tattler, 2:26 (sire of Gossip, 2: 18, Voltaire, 2:20^, Indian^
apolis, 2:21, and Rumor, 2:34^) • dam Daisy Burns, 2:29^, by Skenandoah 926 (sire of the
dams of Bonner, 2:23, Wormwood, 2:25, Adrian, 2:26^, and Slander, 2:28^).

ist dam Odette by General Knox 140, record 2:31^.

Sire of fourteen in the 2:30 list ; sire also of the dams ot
Patti, 2:24, George C, 2:24}^, Aubine, 2:26, and eight
others in 2:30 or better,

ad dam Blue Flame by Hambletonian 10.

Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list; and of the dams ot
Trinket, 2: r4, Stamboul, 3:14^^, and forty-nine others
in the 2:30 list.

3d dam • by Saltram, pacer.

Sire of Highland Maid, 2:27, and of the dams of Drift,
2:29^, and Nutwood, to wagon, 2:335^.

Note. — Octoroon is a grand, good filly in every respect. She will be over I5)^hands ; has all
the bone, substance and constitution that could be desired. Will make a very fast, game and hand-
some road or track mare, and is highly bred for a brood mare. Can show a three minute gait now.
For information as to General Knox, see stallion Martyr. Price, $I,000.

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No. 154. SCRIBBLE. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1886.

BY JAY GOULD 197, record 2:20>i.

Sire of Adele Gould, 2:19, and thirteen others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dama ef Benlah,
2.19'A, Green Girl, 2.2Vyi, Patience, 2:28}i, and Lammermoor, 2:30. Jay Gould is by Ham.
bletonian 10 ; dam by American Star 14.

ist dam Squib . . by General Washington ii6i.

Sire of Luzerne, 2:77^^, Westmoreland, 7:37^, Saranac,
2:38, and I'resto, yearling, 2:4 ij^. (jeneral Washing'-
toe is by General Knox 140 ; dam Lady Thome, 3:i8)>^

2cl dam Nell by Tattler 300, record 2:26.

Sire of Gossip, 2:18, Voltaire, 2:20^, Indianapolis, 9:21,
Rumor, 2:24^^, and Slander, 2:2854- Tattler is by Pilot,
Jr., 12 ; dam Telltale, by Telamon.

3d dam Lady Higgins.

A superior gray mare which produced several fast
foals ; pedigree untraced.

A'tf/^r.— Scribble is a handsome filly, good size, splendidly bred, and a trotter. She is broken t»
harness and can show a 2:50 gait. This is a very choice filly in breeding, individual excellence artd
speed. Price, $750.

No. 155. ARIA. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1887.
BY ARTHURTON 366.

Sire of Arab, 2:15, Joe Arthurton, 2:20>^, and Bonanza, 2:29>^. Arthnrton is by Hambletonlan

10; dam Imogene, by American Star 14.
1st dam Concert by Lexington Golddust 4205.

Sire of Sir Roger, 2:23}^. Lexington Golddust is by
Golddust 150; dam Eugenia, by Lexington.

2d dam Patsy by Darley Morgan.

Son of Green Mountain Black Hawk.

3d dam Prin.cess by Sidi Hamet.

Son of Drennon.

No/e.—Ar'ia. is a handsome and substantial filly and will be about 15^ hands high at maturity.
She is shaped and gaited to trot and is out of a naturally fast mare, an excellent representative of
Morgan and thoroughbred blood. Her sire is an elegantly bred and fast ( trial 2:28%) son of Ham-
bletonian 10, and is the sire of extreme speed. Aria should make a fine brood mare.

Price, $5oa

No. 156. BLUSH. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled April 10, 1887.
BY KENTUCKY WILKES 1854, record 2:21 X.

Sire of Virginia Evans, 2:31, at three years old, and Astoria, two-year-old record 2:40^. Kenp

tucky Wilkes is by the grreat George Wilkes, 2:22. For full pedigree, see page — .
ist dam Wanatah by Wedgewood 692, record 2:19.

Sire of Favonia, 2:15, Conway, 2:18^^, and three other*
in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dam of Crescendo,
2:26J<.

2d dam Hermosa . . . • • by Edwin Forrest 49. , .^ „ „

Dam of Hermes, 2:275^ (sire of Holmdel. 2:25 J^. Here- Sire of the dams of So So 2:t7j<, Tony N^well 2:19^,

sy, 2:27, and Frank Ellis, 2:2950; Mosa (dam of Mambrmo Dudley, 2:19^, London, 8.2o>i, and six

Moskova, 2:28J^),and Heptagon (sire of Cleon, 2:21]. others in the 2:3011st.

3d dam Black Rose by Tom Teemer.

Dam of Darkness, 2:27^^, Native American, 2:324^,
Lady Woodlawn, 2;37!,<, Roscoe (sire of Black Pi-
lot, 2:30). Primrose (dam of Princeps, Parmenus,
Pluto, Abdalbrino, Rosebush, Moss Rose, Maxim,
etc,', and Hermosa (dam of Hermts, Mosa and
Heptagon).
iV(7/^.— Blush we consider one of the most royally-bred fillies in the land, and individually she
is fully up to her breeding. She is large— will be 15^ to 16 hands at maturity— very muscular and
substantial, yet shows great quality and is shaped to go very fast. Is now being broken to lead,
and shows the action of a good one. Blush is an ideal filly in every feature. Her sire, Kentucky
Wilkes, 2:21 X. is a pattern of elegance, and her dam is equally fine. Both combine beauty with
perfect trotting shape; have great substance and broad, clean, flat legs. Wanatah is the datn of
Hermod, a three-year-old, that has, with little handling, shown a forty gait, and is likely to make a
record of 2:io or better this year. Any one wishing a strictly first-class one should come and see
Blush. Price, $2,500.

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No. 157. BOUDOIR. (Standard.)

4
Brown filly, foaled in 1887,

BY MAMBRINO DUDLEY 967, record 2:19^.

8ira of Crescendo, 2:26^, and G-retna, 2:29^. Mambrino Dudley is by Woodford Mambrino,
2:21i4 ; daja Sue Dudley (dam of Oros Jean, 2:30), by Edwin Forrest 49.

1 St dam Obligate by Oxmoor 1400, record 2:33.

Sire of Octavius, 2:265^, Cheltenham, 2:28, and Pottery
Gill, 2:3s (timed separately in a race in 2:19).

ad dam Trustus Webb by American Star 14.

Sire of the dams of Guy, 2:12, Dexter, 2:175^, and forty-
one others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam by Imported Trustee.

Note. — Boudoir is a well-formed, compact filly of fine shape, good bone, and will make a hand-
some mare. Shows excellent action loose in lot. With her choice breeding, speedy form and way
of going, she can scarcely fail to make a trotter and producer of speed. Price, $500.

No. 158. BERNIOE. (Standard.)

Brown filly, foaled in 1887.

BY KENTUCKY WILKES 1854, record 2:21X.

Sir* of Virginia Evans, three-year-old record, 2:31, and Astoria, two-year-old record, 2'A0}i,

Kentucky Wilkes is by the erreat G-eorgre Wilkes, 2:22. For full pedig-ree, see page ,

ist dam Mary Hull . by Hull 1239.

Sire of Vespasian, 2:29^, and Fred Hull, 2:295^. Hull
is by Belmont 64; dam by Roscoe 273, he by Pilot,
Jr., 12.

ad dam Mary H by Bilow.

3d dam by Blossom.

A/'oie. — Bernice is a filly of excellent shape, substance and length. Will probably be close to
155^ hands high at maturity. She is ndw being broken to lead and shows a good way of going.
Being by a fast and highly bred son of George Wilkes and out of a mare by a son of Belmont that
has proved himself a producer, Bernice should make a trotter. Price, $500.

No. 159. INJA.

Brown filly, foaled May 11, 1887.
BY ABDAL.BRINO 2646.

Sire of Altar, 2:24K. Abdalbrino is by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21 f^ (sire of eleven in the 2:S0
list) ; dam Primrose (dam of Princeps, Maxim, Parmenus, and Rosebush), by Abdallah IS
(sire ol th dams of favonia, 2:15, Jerome Eddy, 2:16^, and twenty-three others in th«
2:30 Ust).

I St dam Kitty Goldsmith by Goldsmith.

Son of Hambletonian 10; dam by Imported Trustee.

ad dam Miss Kitty by Eldorado 124.

Son of Toronto Chief 85, saddle record, 2:24}^, dam
Minnie Myrtle, by Kemble Jackson 13.

3d dam Kitty Carson by Wild Irishman.

4th dam Kate Haggerty by Toronto (Johnson's).

Sire of the dams of Aldine, z:xg}{, Lister, 2:2$%, Mig-
non, 2:275^, and Good Morning, 2:28^^.

JVoU. — Inja is a filly of good size, and is shaped, as well as bred, to trot fast. She will make a
substantial and good looking mare. Her sire is a full brother to the great Princeps, has trotted
trial better than 2:30, and is the sire of fast ones. Price, $250.

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No. 160. KATIE EARL.

Brown filly, foaled in 1887.

BY KARL 2474, record 2:24?<.

Sire of Earl's Lad, 2:41, and Helen H., 2:46, both two-year- olds, and Idavan, 2:40, at three
years old. Earlisby Frinoeps 636; dam, Juno (dam of Greenlander, !3:24K),by Hambleton-
ian 10.

ist dam by Conover record, 2:431^.

Trial 2:271^. Son of Bllistnn s Rattler, by I'igffart't
Kattlcr; dam by Jack. Downing ; yd dam thoroughbred.

2d dam by John Henry, record 2:39!^.

bon of Sir George Henry; dam by Marc Antony.
Note. — Katie Earl is a stylish filly of extra substance, good bone, and will make a handsome
mare over 15^ hands high. She was broken as a yearling, and trotted a quarter in forty-nine
seconds. Is gentle, very game and enduring. Has very handsome mane and tail and is beauiifulljr
gailed. Price, $500.

No. 161. EVA HARTWELL. (Standard.)

Brown filly, foaled May, 1SS8.

BY SHAWMUT 964, record 2:26.

Son of Harry Clay 45 ; dam Heroine (full sister to Sentinel, Z:2Q%, and Volunteer), by Hamble-
tonian 10.

I St dam Lady Vincent by King Rene 1278.

Sire of Fugue, 2:ioJ^, and three others in the T.ytVu/tx
sire also of the dam of Advance, 2:24 J^.

2d dam Blanche Patchen . .' by Mambrino Patchen 58.

Sire of the dams of Guy Wilkes, 2:is>^, Baron WilkM,
2:18, and twenty-three others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam Lady Blanche by Hoagland's Privateer 258.

Dam of Alcyron, 2:23'^. Son of Hoagland's Grey Messenger.

4th dam Jenny Lind by Abdallah 15.

A noted road mare that trotted a trial in 2:30, Sire of the dams of Favonia, 2:15, Jerome Eddy, z:i€%,

and could show that much speed to wagon. and tweniy-three others in the 2:30 list.

5th dam Lady Wisner by Saltram,

Sire of Highland Maid, 2:27, and the dam of Drift, 2:2954.
and Nutwood, 2:33^^.

Note, — Eva Hartwell is a filly of good size and very blood like in form, and very promising for
a trotter. She has splendid trotting action and is handsome. Her dam is an elegant individual, and
well gaited though never handled for speed. Her 2d, 3d and 4th dams were all trotters. Her 3*
dam produced a trotter with a record of 2:23^. This filly is elegantly bred. Price, $800.

No. 162. HEATHER. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled May 2, 1886.
BY SIR GARNET 2093.

Son of Volunteer 65 (sire of twenty-eigrht in the 2:30 list) ; dam Browny Clay, by Harry Olay
45 (sire of the dams of eigrhteen in the 2:30 list).

ist dam Hilto by Harry Clay 45, record 2:29.

Sire of Shawmut, 2:26, Surprise. 2:26, and the dams t€
eighteen in the 3:30 list. Harry Clay is by C.M.CIaiT)
Jr., 20.

2d dam Hilda . by Thorndale 405, record 2:221^.

Sire of Edwin Thome, 2:16'^, Daisy Dale, 3:191^, an4
_ four others in the 2:30 list, sire also of the dans sf Dr.

" West, 2:25, and Edge Hill, 2:2554.

3d dam Heroine by Hambletonian 10.

Dam of Shawmut, 2:26. Sire of forty-one in the 2:30 list ; sire -.Iso of tke dams t£

Trinket, 2:14, Stamboul, 3:14^ and 40rtx-lUBe Otkers i*
2:30 or better.

4th dam Lady Patriot by Young Patriot.

Dam of Sentinel, 2:29?^, Volunteer 55, Hambletonian
15S, and Marksman 592.

5th dam Lewis Hulse Marfe.

Note. — Heather is an exceedingly well-bred filly. Will be 15J4 hands high. Bred to Pilot
Mambrino September 6th, and believed to be in foal. Price, $400.

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No. 163. SUSIE B. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in 1888.
BY CHARLEY B. 812, record 2:25.

Sire of Bosa B., 2:263^, Spurg-eon, 2:26^4, Bonnie K, 2:27^, and six others in the 2:30 list. Uhar-

ley B. is by Champion 807 ; dam Old Jane, by Eclipse, grrandson of American Eclipse.
I St dam Zelda Lambert by John Lambert 1809.

Son of Daniel Lambert 102.

2d dam Gipsey, s. t. b by Volunteer 55.

sire of twenty-eight in the 2:30 list; sire also of the
dams of seventeen in 2:30 or better.

NoU. — Susie B. is an extra nice looking filly, of good size (likely to be 15^ hands high), excel-
lent bone and is shaped for speed. Her action is exceedingly promising; will be fast if trained.
Broken to harness. Price, $500.

No. 164. LADY SHAWMUT. (Standard.)

Brown filly, foaled April 8, 1888.
BY SHAWMUT 964, record 2:20.

Son of Harry Olay 45; dam Heroine (sister to Sentinel, 2:29|<, and Volunteer), by Hamble*

tonian 10.
1st dam Moth by Cuyler 100.

Trial 2:42, and sister to Belle Isle, 2:28^^. Sire of Elvira, 2:i8J^, Chanter, 2:20%, and seven others

in the 2:30 list. '

2d dam Kitty Johnson by Mambrino Patchen 58.

Dam of Belle Isle, 2:28};^, and full sister to Emma Sire of the dams of Guy Wilkes, 2:153^, Baron Wilkes,

Arterbura (dam of St. Arnaud, 2:29)^, Mercedes, 2:18, Astral, 2:18, Rosa Wilkes, 2:1834, Elviia, 2:18^^,

trial 2:28, and Mercidita, trial 2:36). and twenty others in the 2:30 list.

3d to 7th dams thoroughbred.

A'oie, — Lady Shawmut shows remarkable trotting action. She is of good size and very handsome.

Price, $800.

No. 165. CLEOPATRA. (Standard.)

Black filly, foaled in 1888.
BY PRETENDER 1453.

Son of Dictator 113 (sire of Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, Phallas, 2:13?^, Director, 2:17, etc. ; dam Winona,
by Almont 33 ; 2d dam Dolly (dam of Director, 2: 17, Thorndale, 2:22}i, and Onward, 2:253^,)
by Mambrino Chief 11.

ist dam Miss Ada by Almont 33.

Sister to Aldine, 2:193^1 and Lister, 2:25}^. Sire of thirty-four in the 2:30 list, sire also of the dams

of J. B. Richardson, 2:17}^, and twelve others in 2:30 or
better.

2d dam Mother Hubbard by Johnson's Toronto. '

Dam of Aldine, 2:193^, Lister, 2:251^, Betsy Baker, Sire of thedamsof Mignon, 2:28,GoodMorningr,2:2S5^, and

2:313^ (dam of Gondola, 2:293^), Smoke, 2:343^, two others in the 2:30 list. Toronto is by Kinkead's

and Verbena, 2:353^. St. Lawrence (sire of the dam of Waterwitch),

JVafe. — Cleopatra is an exceedingly handsome and highly finished filly with ample substance
and bone. Her action is first class and indicates, as well as her conformation, that she will be fast.
Her dam showed a mile in 2:36^, and her sire, after making a season, trotted a quarter in 35^
seconds in public. We recently sold a half-brother of Cleopatra's for $3,000, This filly for a track,
road or brood mare is likely to prove a prize. Price; $1,000.

No. 166. MARIE LOUISE. (Standard.)

Dark filly, foaled in 1887.
BY PHALLAS 1446, record 2:13^.

Son of Dictator 113; dam Betsy Trotwood (dam of Fuga, dam of Fugrue, 2:193<), by Olark

Chief 89.
I St dam Marion by Louis Napoleon 207.

Sire of Jerome Eddy, 2:16^, Charles Hilton, ■z:iy%, and
four others in the 2:30 list.

2d dam Ruby Mambrino by Mambrino Gift 584, record 2:20.

Sire of Mambrinette,2:2i, and five others in the 2:30 list.

3d dam Madge by Bob Letcher (son of Medoc).

4th dam s. t. b by Black Bashaw 782.

Sire of Cozette, 2:19, John H., 2:20, and the dam of Spur-
geon, 2:2634.
Note. — Marie Louise is a bay filly 15^ handi high now, very strong and smoothly made, wellr
developed and well gaited for a trotter, and is a good prospect for a fast mare. Price, $1,000.

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No. 167. OONNETTE. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled in March, 1888.
BY BRIGHTON 1610.

Son of Harry Olay 46 (sire of Shawmut, 2:26, and Surprise, 2:26) ; dam Vivandiere, by Volon-
teer 55 (sire of the dams of Amelia O., 2:1914, Stephen Q., 2:20>^, and fotirteen others in.
the 2:30 list}.

I St dam Guerrilla by Almont Chief 361,

Sire of Almont Gift, 2:27^^. Almont Chief is by Almont
33; dam Monogram, by Mambrino Chief 11.

2d dam Lucy Lubin by Dolphin.

Son of Pataskala, by Boston.

3d dam Guerilla

Which Dr. Herr, of Lexington, says could pace in 2:22.

JVoie. — Connette is a filly of excellent shape, size and bone. Shows promising action ia the-
field. She is by a highly-bred sire, a son of the great Harry Clay that was out of a Volunteer mare
and his second dam, Martha, by Abdallah i, produced a 2:30 trotter. The dam of Connette was by
Almont Chief; he is by Almont, out of a mare by Mambrino Chiel. His breeding is similar to that
of Piedmont 2:171^, Allie West, 2:25, AUice West, 2:26 and Almont Eagle, 2:27. Connette should
make a trotter and an excellent brood mare. Price, $250.

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No. 168. MYRA. (Standard.)

Bay filly, foaled August, 1887.
BY STAR WILKES 3629,

Son of Oeorgre Wilkes, 2:22, sire of Harry Wilkes, 2:13^, Quy Wilkes, 2:15K, Mike Wilkes,
2:10)ii S'Qd sisty-tws others in the 2:30 list ); dam Plain Agrnes, by Mambrino Star, 2:28>i
(sire of Cottagre Girl, 2:29>2, and the dam of Early Dawn, 2:21^).

ist dam Miss Maynard by Star Hambletonian 1534.

(Sire of the dam of Forest Queen, 2:29^^), son of Ham>
bletonian 10; dam by American Star 14.

2d dam Cooper Mare by Prince Charles.

Son of Black Hawk 5; dam Butcher Girl.

3d dam a fast road mare, pedigree untraced.

JVoie. — Myra is a bay filly with star and one white hind foot. She has much substance and
bone; will be 15?^ hands high at maturity, and is finely finished. Head, ear and neck fine. She
moves off at a pace and when started up goes into a square trotting gait, showing big, open action,
that indicates she will be fast. Winsome is well bred and desirable. Price, $500.

OE^IvI>IiVO.

No. 169. YEIZBR. (Standard.)

Bay gelding, foaled in 1886.
BY SIR GARNET 2093.

Bon of Volunteer 55 (sire of twenty-eight in 2:30 or better), dam Brownie Clay, by Harry Olay-
45 (sire of the dams of St. Julien, 2:11^, Bodine, 2:19i4, Elaine, 2:20, Frospero, 2:20, and
fourteen others in 2:30 or better.)

I St dam Violette by Pickering 3094, record 2:30.

Son of Hambletonian lo ; dim Lady Fallis (dam of Kisbar,
2:27^^), by Seely's American Star 14.

2d dam Violetta ^ , . by Almont 33 (son of Alexander's Abdallah 15.)

Sire of thirty-four in the 2:30 list, and of the dams of J. B.
Richardson, 2:17^, Catchfly,2:i8J^, Hinder Wilkes, 2:20}^,
and eleven others in 2:30 or better.

3d dam by Brienoli 77, record 2:29^.

Sire of the dams of King Wilkes, 2:22^, Lady Turpin, 2:23,.
Cascarilla, 2:25^, any four others in the 2:30 list.

4th dam the Chiles Mare.

JVote. — Yeizer is handsome and blood-like in his make up, and is certain to make a trotter»
without an accident. His action is superb. His dam, Violette, has remarkable action and is likely
to be trained and to make a record. Yeizer will make a turf horse and a perfect roadster.

Price, $500.

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PRINCETON 3513.

Six-year-old, record 2:19^, in a third heat.
SIRED BY PRINCEPS 536.

Sire of Trinket, 2:14, Princeton, 2:19^, Granby, 2:1Q%, Feme Sole, 2:20, and sixteen others ia
2:30 list.

ist dam Reina Victoria (sold for $7,200) by Hambletonian 10.

Dam of Euclid, 2:285^. Sire of the dams of fifty-one 2:30 performers.

2d dam Hyacinth by Volunteer 55.

Dam of Metropolitan, and Mecca, four-year-old, trial Sire of St. Julien, 2:ti34. Gloster, 2:17, Alley, 2:19,

in 2:33, over half-mile track, last quarter in 35 Bodine, 2:19^^, Driver. 2:19^^, and twenty-three others

seconds. with records of 2:30 or better.

3d dam Clara by American Star.

Dam of Dexter, 2:17}^, Alma, 2:28?^, Astoria, 2:29^, Sireof the damsof forty-three performers in 2:3oorbetter,

and Dictator, sire of Jay-Eye-See, 2:10, Phallas, including such cracks as Robert McGregor, 2:17$^,

3:13%, and Director, 2:17. Nettie, 2:18, Joe Bunker, 2:19^^, Driver, 2:1^%, Or-

ange Girl, 2:20, Guy, 2:12.

4th dam the McKinstry Mare.

Dam of Shark, 2:27^.

Princeton's Breeding" is so superlatively rich, teeming as it does with producing and per-
forming ancestors, that comment is scarcely necessary, further than to mention the fact that the
shrewdest horsemen in the land were eager bidders on his dam, Reina Victoria, at the Glenview sale,
forcing her price up to $7,025, being nearly twice as much as the best of the other grand matrons of
Glenview sold for. Since that time she has been sold under the hammer for $7,200, and her year-
ling colt for $5,7co.

Hyacinth, his second dam, is by that great sire of game trotters, and dams of trotters. Volun-
teer, and she has produced the colt, Mecca, that, as a four-year-old, trotted over a half-mile track
last season in 2:33 (last quarter in 35 seconds). This colt can beat 2:30, and is likely to get a fast
record this year.

The third dam of Princeton, Clara, was one of the greatest producers ever known, as she wa«
the dam of Dexter, the fastest and gamest of his day, Alma and Astoria (bo*h performers in the
twenties), and the great Dictator, sire of the fastest three horses ever placed to the credit of one
stallion.

Princeton, on his sire's side, comes from that fast, game and producing branch of the Mambrino
Chief family represented by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21^. The latter great race horse and sire has
many stars in his crown, chief of which are Princeps, Pancoast, 2:2i|^ (sire of Patron, 2:14^,
Aquarius, 2:29 j^, at three years old), and Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^ (sire of Crescendo, a colt that
can trot close to 2:20).

Princeton as a Race Hors^e has made a brilliant showing. In his four-7ear-old form he
did stud duty up to the middle of August, when he was taken up and put in training , his race at St.
Louis in October was, on this accoun'., a most remarkable performance. Representatives of twe
prominent Turf Journals thus refer to the race. The Chicago Horseman said : "The contest was for
the Mississippi Stakes, for four-year old colts and fillies, $75.00 entrance, with $750 added. The
starters besides Princeton were Reference, by Referee; Issaquena, by Pancoast ; Gambetta, by George
Wilkes, and Alicia, by George Wilkes. Princeton won in s,traight heats ; time 2:26^, 2:25 and
2:23^. He was not pushed out in either heat, winning the first by an open length, the second by
three lengths and in the third, to quote the report of the Globe- Democrat, ' Princeton slowed up at
the finish and won by an open length. In this heat he trotted the middle half in 1:07^, the third
quarter in 33^ seconds. Princeton can, without a doubt, trot a mile in 2:20.' The Horseman is
always glad to note the meritorious performances of the youngsters, and in this case finds abundant
cause for congratulation to the fortunate owner of Princeton, Mr. Buford, also to the owner of his
sire, Princeps, Mr. Veech, of Louisville, Ky."

The Kentucky Stock Farm said of Princeton: ''Taking into consideration his breeding on his
dam's side with the blood of his sire, Princeps (sire of Trinket, 2:14), by Woodford Mambrino,
2:21 1^, out of a mare by Alexander's Abdallah (sire of Goldsmith Maid, 2:14), it may be said that
Princeton is one of the best trotting stallions in the world. His performances last season (1884^

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proved him the very best four-year-old out, as he trotted a third heat in 2:23^ at St. Louis, winning
his race in three straight heats with great ease."

In 1887, Princeton covered sixty-one mares, keeping busy in the stud, up to July 27lh, after
which time he was jogged on the road and track, not being allowed to go faster than a forty gait in
any of the short spurts permitted him. Early in August he was shipped to Terre Haute, and
worked over that track four days, having one repeat in that time. He was then entered for a free-
for-all race, his owner, Mr. Buford, believing that Princeton would not have to trot faster than
about 2:30 to win, and that it would merely be easy work for him. In the first heat. Jack Hayden
forced Princeton out in 2:24. Mr. Buford, by this time, realized he had a horse race on hisi hands,
and greatly regretted having entered Princeton in his soft condition, but having gone this far,
determined to win if possible. Princeton's driver was instructed to lay him up in the second heat,
which he did; the third heat was won by Princeton in 2:25)^. In the fourth heat Princeton's com-
petitor forced him to go to the three-quarter pole in 1:45 (a 2:20 gait), and then gave it up, allowing
Princeton to jog in at his ease in 2:24. ,ft

In our opinion, taking the circumstances intoOtinsideration, this was as great a race as Princeton
ever won and proved him a game race horse. In October, as a six-year-old, Princeton won the
stallion race at Lexington, in straight heats, the last being the fastest, time 2:19^. One of the
most experienced and astute horsemen in the country has written Princeton's owner, that he knows
of no young horse more likely to reach the stallion record.

Priaceton's Personal Features, Colts, etc The individual merit of this stallion,
in form, finish and action, is fully up to and in keeping with his high breeding and superiority as a
race horse. A happy combination seldom found to the same degree among the best stallions of the
land. Princeton stands 15^ hands high, is a,rich seal brown in color, with star and some white on
hind pasterns. He is a strictly fine horse, smoothly turned, of extra muscular development, showing
great power and the look of a horse of strong constitution, which he is known to possess. His action
is rapid, with good length of stride, and his disposition level headed. He has an excellent set of
legs, flat, clean and hard in finish. Weight, over 1,100 pounds.

As an indication of Princeton's individual merit and that of his produce, we mention that he
captured the Herd Premium for best stallion and four of his get at the Lexington, Ky., Fair, last
fall. But one of Princeton's get had reached the age of three years in 1888. This is the filly, Prin-
ceppa, that showed a quarter in 36 seconds, and was not regularly trained. Spray, a yearling (15X
hands high), first had a bridle on her May 5th, and during the first week in September trotted a mile
over the Lexington track in 2:58 — last half in 1:26 j^. There are others coming on that are just as
fast for their age and handling. Altogether we have seen sixteen of Princeton's get and find that
their sire stamps himself on his produce to a remarkable degree. They are, without exception,
elegantly finished, substantial, and speedy in conformation 5 are fine and blood-like in ears, head and
neck, deep and oblique in the shoulders, short in the back, smooth and strong in the coupling, and
very extra in the development of their quarters. They have ample bone of the best character. AU
save one, said to have been badly treated, are of fine size.

Princeton is a particularly sure foal getter, and we have reason to think that fifty-eight out of
the sixty-eight mares he covered in 1888 are with foal.

PRINCETON STANDS AT $150,

With privilege of return up to June I, 1890. Stallion fees are due at time of service.

LOOK & SMITH.

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KENTUCKY WILKES 1854.

Recor4 2:21>i:.

SIRE OF

VIRGINIA EVANS (3 years), 2:31. ASTORIA (2 years), 2:40^^.

Seal brown horse, foaled in 1874.

BY GEORGE WILKES 519, record 2:22.

Sire of Harry Wilkes, 2:13>^, Guy Wilkes, 2:1554^, iftike Wilkes, 3:15?^, Wilson, 2:16%, Wilcox,
2:165^, and sixty others in the 2:30 list; sire also of the dams of Fugue, 2:19!^, Butterfly,
2: 19^, and ten others in 8:30 or better. G-eorgre Wilkes is by Hambletonian 10 (sire of forty-
one in the 2:30 list, and of 107 sons with 618 2:30 or better performers) ; dam Dolly
Spanker, by Henry Olay 8 (sire of the dams of Carrie C, 2:24, Clay, 2:25, and five others in
the 2:30 list).

3 St dam Minna by Red Jacket.

Dam of Kentucky Wilkes, 2:211^, Madison Wilkes, Sire of the dams of Kentucky Wilkes, 2:21 Jjf, Little Ida

2:32}^, over half-mile track, and Jim, trial 2:26, one (dam of So So, 2:17^4), and Queen Dido (dam of Red

of the fastest four-year-olds of 1876. Minna pro- Wilkes, sire of Prince Wilkes, 2:14?^, Phil Thompson,

duced also Laura (dam of Lizzie Wilkes, 2:22^^, and 2:16^^, and seventeen others in the 2:30 list). Red

Sally Wilkes, showed a quarter in 37 seconds, dam Jacket is by Comet, son of Sherman Morgan. To

of Chastelard, 2:375^), and Abutillon (dam of Lola, Sherman Morgan we are indebted for the Black Hawk,

the dam of Cosher, 2:30; of Combat, sire of Brown, Ethan Allen, and Lambert families.
2:18^, and Williams, 2:20^^ ; and of Signal, sire of
Jessie Hammond, 2:25^, and Red Light, 2:27^^).

2d dam Undine by Grey Eagle.

Grandam of Gen. Picton, 2:30. Sire of J. C. Breckinridge (sire of Minnie R., 2:19 trot-

ting, 2:16}^ pacing, and 2:035^ with running mate).

3d dam Rowena by Superior,

4th dam by Blackburn's Buzzard.

5th dam by Imp. Shark.

6th. dam by Unioa,

DESCRIPTION OF KENTUCKY WILKES.

Kentucky Wilkes is a stallion of rare beauty, symmetry and finish, combined with powerful
muscular development and extra good bone. He is a rich seal brown, with tan muzzle and flanks ;
stands 15^ hands high, and, in usual flesh, weighs about 1,025 pounds. He has all the quality of
an Arab, with the conformation of the highest type of the modern trotter. His head is small and
fine, but broad between the eyes, which are very prominent, strong, clear and hazel in color. Ears
medium size, erect, well pointed and lively. Neck clean cut in throttle, beautifully arched and
well set on very oblique and deep shoulders,which run well back into a back that can not be excelled.
Through the loins he is exceptionally deep, with smooth hips and very muscular quarters and thighs.
His barrel is well rounded and arched out, and is closely ribbed back. Legs broad, flat, clean and
cordy, with the best of hocks ; feet perfect in shape and texture ; mane and tail, extra fine, the
latter beautifully carried. He is a horse of high courage, exceeding vitality, constitution and
perfect temper. His action is bold, pure and frictionless, folding the knee well and open behind.
Kentucky Wilkes comes up to the highest ideal of an elegant roadster, and has demonstrated his
speed and gameness on many tracks throughout the East and West — winning a large number of
hard fought races. His' pedigree speaks for itself, showing that in addition to the wonderful pre-
potent combination of Hambletonian-Clay blood derived from his unrivaled sire, George Wilkes,
he possesses for a dam one of the greatest brood mares, taking into consideraiion the reproducing
power her progeny have shown. Not only has the dam ©f Kentucky Wilkes produced three that
have shown their ability to beat 2:30, but three of her daughters are the dams or grandams of per-
formers with records ranging from 2:18^ to 2:30. Back of this is a thoroughbred mare, who is the
grandam of one in the list and four thoroughbred crosses behind her.

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THE PRODUCE OF KENTUCKY WILKES.

The oldest of this stallion's produce are three years of age (foals of 1885). Only one of the
moderate number foaled that year has been regularly trained, so far as we can learn. This is the
filly, Virginia Evans, which obtained a record of 2:3 r, and distanced her field in a stake race in
2:33, over a half-mile track. She also showed her ability to beat 2:30 in another race in which she
lapped out a horse in three heats, each of which was below that mark. This filly is a race mare
and likely to gain a record well down in the twenties in 1889.

Astoria, a two-year-old, obtained a record of 2:40^^, trotting the last half in l:i8^. Another
two-year-old shows fully as much speed. A yearling, by Kentucky Wilkes, with less than five
weeks' leading, trotted a quarer in 45 secorids, showed a forty gait, and sold for $2,500 cash.

All of his produce are promising as trotters, and have the quality, finish and action of their sire.
Most of them will exceed him in size.

Several of his get can be seen at our farm.

KENTUCKY WILKES STANDS AT $100,

With privilege of return in 1890. Stallion fees are due at time of service.

LOOK & SMITH.

OMITTED FROM REGULAR CLASSIFICATION.

DANDY AND DIAMOND,

Pair of Chiestniat Geldings.

This is a natty, stylish team, very closely matched, handsome and blocky, having extra length
and broad, flat, hard, cordy legs of the best character. They are full brothers, seven and eight
years old. Sired by a son of Daniel Lambert. Are regular Morgans, of the original type, with
nice heads and ears; well arched neck, short, strong backs, deep, round barrels and stand scant
15 hands high, but weigh about 900 pounds each. Manes and tails full and handsome. This pair
are great roadsters, can show a four-minute gait or better and can travel twelve miles in an hour.
Are fast walkers and work up even together. This is a lovely team that will, we think, give their
purchaser great satisfaction ; a pair that will attract much attention anywh^e and be a source of
pride to their owner. They are gentle and kind in single and double harness, yet spirited and free
drivers with nice mouths. Color, dark red chestnut with no white except spot on hind heel of one.

Price, $650.

STALLIONS FOR SERVICE.

STALLIONS FOR SERVICE,

LOUISVILLE STOCK FARM— SEASON OF 1889.

PILOT MAMBRINO 515.

Record 2:35. Public Trial 2:26X.

BY PILOT, JR.

Slse of the dams of Maud S., 2:08?4, Jay -Eye-See, 2: 10, Nutwood, 2: 18^, Pilot Boy, 2:20, Naiad
ftueen, 2:20 J;^, Noontide, 2:20 J^, Mambrino ©if t, 2:20, Viking-, 2:193^, and twenty-two others
with records of 2:80 or better. Pilot, Jr., also sired eieht sons with records raneingr from
2:24 to 2:30.

ist dam Indiana by Mambrino Chief ii.

Dam of Indianapolis, 2:21. Sire of Lady Thorne, 2:181^, and Woodford Mambrino,

2:211^. (Sire of Princeps, Mambrino Dudley, 2:19^,
and Pancoast, 2:21 J^, sire of Patron, 2:14}^.) Mam-
brino Chief also sired twenty-two sons that have pro-
duced trotters in 2:30 and under, and the dams of
twenty horses with records from 2:17 to 2:30.

2d dam s. t. b by Bertrand.

Pilot Mambrino is the best bred son of the great Pilot, Jr., sire of the dams of the fastest
two trotters that ever lived. Unlike many of the sons of Pilot, Jr., he has a very even, kind temper,
and is particularly steady and level headed. He is one of the truest gaited and highest couraged
horses ever seen. We have secured this stallion believing he offers the best source from which to
obtain the wonderful producing Pilot blood. Pilot Mambrino never had any opportunity as a sire
until he was placed at Indian Hill. The following extract from a paragraph in the 1887 catalogue of
Indian Hill Farm, referring to Pilot, Jr., blood, says:

"The exceeding value of this strain is universally admitted, and the bulk of it, found at Indian
Hill, is derived from the best bred son of Pilot, Jr., namely Pilot Mambrino. His dam was the
great brood mare Indiana, by Mambrino Chief. She produced Indianapolis, 2:21, and other good
ones. Pilot Mambrino obtained a record of 2:35 1^ in the mud, winning at his ease in straight heats.
He trotted a trial over the Louisville Jockey Club track, in the presence of several 'reliable parties,
in 2:26^. He is a horse of grand action, perfectly level head, unlimited gameness, and possesses
the clean bone and excellent feet for which, with other important characteristics, the Pilot family
are noted. His colts are natural trotters, have great substance, and the valuable features of their
sire. They will make a reputation on the track and in the stud. When we consider how scarce the
blood of Pilot, Jr., is, that he sired eight 2:30 horses and the dams of the fastest two that ever lived
(Maud S., 2:oS^, and Jay-Eye-See, 2:10), as well as the dams of twenty-eight others with .'records in
2:30 and iaetter (including Nutwood, 2:18^, Mambrino Gift, 2:20, Noontide, 2:2o^, Naiad Queen,
2:20^, and Viking, ^ig^), the value of this blood, particularly as an out-cross, can hardly be
estimated, for it has proven a happy hit with almost every other line of blood."

Mr. Veech has said, in reference to five of the get of Pilot Mambrino, that he considered them
equal to that number of the produce of any one stallion he had ever seen.

Pilot Mambrino's get are valuable and command good prices. A pair of his colts is one of
the best road teams in Chicago, and $3,000 has been refused for them ; the owner, of a three-year-
old has declined to entertain an offer of $2,500 for him; a three-year-old filly by Pilot was sold for
$800 and resold to New York parties at an advance.

Pilot Mambrino is the sire of John Henry, record of 2:29^ over a half mile track in 1887.
This horse is claimed to be much faster. Boston Pilot, 2:32, is by this stallion.

Pilot Mambrino is a rich mahogany bay in color, is 15 hands Ij^ inches high, has great sub-
stance and constitution, with the best legs and feet that could be desired. Although an old horse,
he is exceedingly game, vigorous, and full of metal. He is very sure in the stud.

Pilot Mambrino stands at $50, with privilege of return. Limited to twenty-five
mares. Stallion fees are due at time of service.

Mares not proving with foal can be returned next year (as indicated), provided stallions are-
living.

TERMS FOR KEEPING STOCK.

Mares, fillies and colts (yearlings or under) will be pastured, fed grain, hay and sheltered
in box stalls at night and in stormy weather, between November ist and May 1st, at $8.00
per month. From May 1st to November Ist, pasturage furnished at $4.00 per month. Horses kept
in stables (box stalls), groomed and exercised, will be taken at reasonable figures. All bills payable
quarterly (March 31st, June 30th, September 30th and December 31st), or when stock is removed.

Parties wishing colts broken or trained should write us for terms.

We can assure owners that their stock will receive watchful care and that every safeguard exists
to avoid accidents and escapes, but we will not be responsible for same should they occur. ^ All
atables are seDarated from buildings in which fires are allowed. Special stalls for mares to foal in.

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THE STANDARD,

AS REVISED AND ADOPTED BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION OF TROTTIN6-HORSE BR^E^DERS,
DE^CEMBCR 14, 1887.

First : Any stallion that has, himself, a record of two minutes and thirty seconds
(2 : 30) or better, provided any of his get has a record of 2 : 35 or better, or provided
his sire or his dam is already a standard animal.

Second : Any mare or gelding that has a record of 2 : 30 or better.

Third : Any horse that is the sire of two animals with records of 2 : 30 or better,

Fowih : Any horse that is the sire of one animal with a record of 2 : 30 or better,
provided he has either of the following additional qualifications: (1.) A record himself
of 2 ; 35 or better. (2. ) Is the sire of two other animals with records of 2 : 35 or better.
(3.) Has a sire or dam that is already a standard animal.

FifUi : Any mare that has produced an animal with a record of 2 : 30 or better.

Sixth : The progeny of a standard horse when out of a s'tandard mare.

Seventh : The female progeny of a standard horse when out of a mare by a standard
horse.

Eighth: The female progeny of a standard horse when out of a mare whose dam is
a standard mare.

Ninth : Any mare that has a record of 2 : 35 or better, and whose sire or dam is a
standard animal.

Stallions kor Skrvice:

Princeton, 2:19^.

Kentucky Wilkes, 2:21 1<.

Pilot Mambrino, 2:35.

For full information see Pages 60, 61, 62, St, and 64.

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