Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma411902sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: California State Library Califa/LSTA Grant

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STEEL RIMS SAFE TIRE TOOMEY PAT'D ROAD CART. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. O'BRIEN & SONS, Sole Agents, Cor. Golden Gate Ave. and Polk St., SAN FRANCISCO, CAI FOR SALE. Two Fine Milt Stallions FRESNO, gray horse, weighs 2100,sis years old, Norman Percheron, winner of three first prizes. PLUTO, black horse, five years old, Norman Percheron, winner of four first prizes. These horses are sound, in good condition and sure foal getters. Apply to GEO. GRAY, Haywards, Cal. FOR SALE. Three Standard-Bred Trotting Stallions WILKES STOCK. One Seal Brown, 16 hands, foaled May 2. 1898; first dam Fearless by Fallis 4781 (record2:23); second dam Jean Perault by Signal 3327. One Golden Bay, 16.1 hands, foaled March 5, 1898; first dam Signal by Del Sur 1098 (record 2:24), dam of Guy Sino 229?i; second dam Lady Sig- nal by Signal 3327. One Brown, white points, 16 1 hands, foaled April, 1898; full brother to the bay. These colts are all sired by Prince Airlee 28015. son of Guy Wilkes 2807 (record 2:15^), and bred by Wm Corbitt, San Mateo. Cal. They are pure gaited and show wonderful speed for the little work they have done. For further particulars apply to P. H. MoEVOY, Menlo Park, Cal. FOR SALE. QTANDARD-BRED STALLION-BAY WITH ^ black points: 6 years old; 15 3 hands high; by Sable Wilkes 2:18, dam the registered mare Menlo Belle 2:30 by Menlo 2:2iy2, son of Nutwood. This handsome young stallion is thoroughly broken, perfectly gentle and has been driven by a lady. He is perfectly sound and never trained. Will be sold very reasonable. Apply to Owner, 66 Carl street, San Francisco FOR SALE. PRINCE L. 2:17 1-4 Winner 2:27 trot, 12 starters; Winner 2:24 trot, 10 starters; Winner 2:22 trot. 6 starters: at the Sacramento State Fair in one week; 7 years old; bay gelding by Escort, dam Queen L. Sound and gentle: can be driven by any one used to driving. Address J. R. FREEMAN, Red Bluff, Cal. BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE -DEALERSIN- 66-67-59-61 First Street, S. Telephone main 199. OUR MONEY IS LUCKY! Borrow on Your Watch, or Diamond froni the Pioneer Money Lenders . . .",:;â ; KEARNY ST., near Sacramento Street VETERINARY. DR. C. MASOERO VETERINARY SURGEON Graduate of Royal Veterinary College of Turin. Infirmary and Residenceâ811 Howard St,: between Fourth and Fifth Sts., S3Q Francisco. Telephone: Main 457. Ira Barker Dalziel VETERINARY DENTIST Fancy Carriage.Saddle and Roa<* Morses for Sale Office and stable: 605 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Telephone South 651. M. R. C. V. S., F. E. Y. M. S. VETERINARY SURGEON. Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, England; Follow of the Edinburg Veterinary Medloal Society; Graduate of tbe New Veterinary College, hidlnlmrgb; Veterinary Sur- geon to the S. F. Fire Department; Live Stock Inspector for New Zealand and Austral Ian Colon lea at the port of San Francisco; Professor of Equine Medioino, Veterinary Surgery, Veterinary Depart- ment, University of California: Ex-President n\ the California State Veterinary Medical Associa- tion; Veterinary Infirmary, Residence and Office, San Francisco Veterinary Hospital, 1117 Golden Gate Avenue, near Webster St., San Francisco: Telephone West 128.
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A FIVE PER CENT SOLUTION Compound will KILL GERMS of Distemper, Piuk Eye, Epizootic, Catarrhal Fever and Inlluenza, under the microscope. Given on the Horse's Tongue, it unites with the fluids of the alimentary canal, thrown into the Blood, passes through the Glands and expels the Germs of Disease. Absolutely safe and sure for Brood Mares, Baby Oolts and all others. Do not depend on any other powder in this class of Dis- eases. Give it to Brood Mares in times of Distemper. Booklet, "Distem- per, Causes, Cures and Prevention.'1 free. Druggists and Turf Goods Houses sell Spohn's Cure. Fifty cents; 35 U0 per dozen. HN MEDICAL CO., Bacteriologists, Goshen, Ind. J. A. McKERRON, San Francisco, Special Agent. THE RANOHO DEL, SIERRAS Yearlings and Two-Year-Olds BRED BY MR. THEO. WINTERS WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION Monday Evening, Dec. 22d UNDEK THE NEW CORRUGATED IRON PAVILION AND BY ELECTRIC LIGHT AT SALESYARD, 1732 MARKET STREET. There are sis Yearlings, six Two-year-olds, a four-year-old Gelding and an eight-year-old Mare. All are registered with the Jockey Club and are by Rey del Sierras and El Rio Rey. out of the dams of winners. Mr. Winters never sent a finer lot to the salesring. Catalogues now ready. FRED H. CHASE & CO. LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEERS, 1732 MARKET STREET,- SAN FRANCISCO. ii^Jf^* âTRADEMARKâ *4i^* SPAVIN CURE. No Proof so Convincing: as the Experience of Those who have Tried It. Were these two cases worth the cost of treatment? Nyack. N. Y. In August I had a mare with an ankle cocked from a bad wrench in a race. It was so bad I had concluded to shoot her, but was persuaded to breed her and turn her out I bred her, but instead of turning her out used your "Save the-Horse." In three weeks I was more than surprised to see the swelling disappear, and the remedy produced a complete cure. She is as good as ever. I have raced her since and drive her any distance with- out any sign of lamenees. I cannot say too much for your remedy. GEO F. BEHRINGER, JR. Brooklyn, N. Y. One of my horses went lame from side or shell bones on both feet, which extended eatirely around the quarter and was laid up for a bout three months. I used two bottles of " Save-the-Horse" and the horse is perfectly sound. I have driven her over paved roads, and one day gave her a sixty-mile drive and she never showed the least particle of lameness. The growths have nearly all disap peared. I have owned horses for years, used them to build railroads and in all kinds of contract work and have used remedies, blisters, firing and electricity, but never saw ahyihing take hold and produce such results as "Save-the-Horse" in this case. D. C. BENNETT, Builder, 416 79th st. POSITIVELY AND PERMANENTLY CURES Bone and Bog Spavin, Ringbone, Curb, Thor- oughpin. Splint, Capped Hock, Shoe Boil, Wind Puff, Weak and Sprained Tendons and all Lameness. Contains no arsenic, corrosive sublimate or other forms of mercury, or any injurious ingredient. Work horse continuously, if desired. Cures without scar, blemish or loss of hair. $5 ftft npr Rol tip Written guarantee with every bottle, constructed to convince and protect â¢JW.vlf JJCI u JI in.- you fully. The need of second bottle is almost improbable except in rarest cases, Gua antee covers effectiveness of one bottle. Copy of guarantee sent upon application. $5 a bottle at all dealers' and druggists', or sent prepaid by the manufacturers. TROY CHEMICAL CO., Troy, N. Y., Manufacturers. D, E, NEWELL, 519 Mission St,, San Francisco, Pacific Coast Agent, Thoroughbred and Standard Bred HORSE SALES Held in Our New Fire=Proof and Rain-Proof Corrugated Iron Pavilion, by Electric Lights. At the Old Stand, cor. Market St. & Van Ness Av SEATS FOR lOOO SPECTATORS. Our Auction Commission for selling is only FIVE PER CENT. Seventy-five Box Stalls for the accommodation of horses. Write us for dates and full particular FRED H. CHASE & CO. 1732 Market Street, San Francisco. bmafoTtemfe^iaaysm^

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