Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma241894sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
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376 iSDlje gireefrtfr c Stednway Grand, bv Steinway, dam Etna g.. and b f Maryleen. by Prince Red. dam Ada F. Jus. Cairn Simpson's br c Bessie Yolo, by Pnievoto. dam Yolita. Wm. Robinson's - >â Ro- mero, by SI iney, dam Miss Roy. Dennis Gannon's b f < "layette, by GrorerClay, dam UIss Sidney. v c. Severance's bf Rosebud, by Siduey, dam Oak Grove Belief J. D. Carr's br c Columbus, by Eros, dam Bertba. ami blk m Cproar, by Sidney, dam Surprise. H. P. Per- kins' bf Mary Avres, by Iris,dam Babe. Morrison & Anderson's ch c George Campbell, by Hoodlum, dam Pet Silver Bow Stuck Farm's be Cleopatra, by Silver Bow. dam Meateua. YEARLING PACING PCRSE. £200 -(Did not till). TWO-YEAR-OLDS. TROTTING, PURSE. $1,000.-(Did uol fill). TWO -YEAR-OLDS. J':1U CLASS TROTTING. PCRSE S 1.000 âG. B. McAneny's br f Fanny L . by Messenger Almont.dam Sister to Dido. U. P. Isaacs' b f Kitty Caution, by Caution, dam Dianah. \V. 0. l» c Worth wood, by Cornelius, dam Belle Mc. and be Fred Bentou. by Tom Benton, dam Gypsy. Palo Alto Slock Farms b c Laree. by Azmoor, dam Laureoia ; b f Thelma, by Truman, dam Idlemav; gr t N.wdica. by Advertiser, dam Sallie Bentou: br f Alia, bv Palo" Alio, dam Lulu Wilkes. A. Hlrschmans be Uncle Dan. bv 'has Derby, daiu Nannv Smith. Vendnme Stock Farm's h e Iran Alto, by PaJo Alto, dam Elaine. D E. Knight's b f Patti Rosa, bv Silver King, dam Solly. E. P. Heald's ch g Pilot Nelson, by Piio't Prioce. dam Nellie Nelson. San Mateo btock Farm's b g Last Chance, by Rej.il Wilkes, dam Hannah Price. George Gray's b f Norella. by Lustre, dam Eleanor. Beu E. Harris' b f Rival, by Dawn, dam Frena Froniau. Robert S. Brown's blk g Select, by Secretary, dam Elmorine. Gorge W. Woodard'sgr m Winnie, by Ales Button. dam Katie S. Jo-- Cairn Simpson's br c Yiva La. by Whips, dam Joe Yiva. Mvers i Mvers. b c Stara. B.. by Stamb3til. dam Belle Medi- um. S. J. Hill's be Peranth. by Balkan, dam Daisy. F. M. Shep- lar's ch c by Dexter Prince, dam by Darley. River Yiew Stock Farm's be Saddle Rock, by Dexter Prince, dam Fire Fly. A. C Sev- erance's eh 1 La Belle, by Sidney, dam Anna Belle." Charles E. Clark's br c Athanio. by Junto, dam Athalie. James Sbannabao's blk c Turner, by Meulo. H. P. Perkins' b g Jasper Ayres, bv Iris, dam Babe. I. De Turk's blk f Hazel Turk, by Silas Skinner", dam Bess Brown. Silver Bow Stock Farm's b f Silver Ring, by Silver Bow, dam Maud Singleton. Jos. Edge's b s Auditor, bv Secretary, dam by Whtppleton, Tbos. Smith's blk f Stella, hv George Washington, dam Maid. K. D. Wise's br c Hector, by Emin Bev, dam Nellie Johnson. Samuel Castro's blk f by Altamont. dam Tecoba. Cbiuo Rancb'scb c Saccharine, by Woolsey. dam Nellie Reynolds. rWO-YEAR-OLDS, PACING, PCRSE 51,000.â (Did uol fill.) TWO-YRAR-OLDS, 230 CLASS. PACING, PCRSE §1,000.â(Did not B1L) THREE YEAR OLDS, TROTTING, PCRSE 81.000.âiDid not fill. ; THRBE-YBAR-OLDS. 2:27 CLASS. TROTTING, PCRSE SLOW.â Jno. Dooley's b f Baby Ruth, bv Caution, dam Osgood Maid. W. O. Bowers' s c Silver Bee. by Silver Bow, dam Belle Mc. Palo Alto Slock Farm's b f Ana. by Bernai. dam Asbby; brf Gloria, by Nephew dam Morning Glory: be Speedwell, by Electioneer, dam Columbine; b t A. A. A., by Azinoor, dam Abbess. Yendome Stock Farm's b c John Bury, bv AutiiMus. dam Mnldoou. C. H. Corey's b f Lady Thoruhill, by Hilly Tbornhlll dam Flora. H. G. Cox's bg John D. Evans. Geo. Gray'i b f Lenora. by Lustre, dam Eleanor; I E-lwioa, -. iney. dam Lady Bell. San Mateo Stock Farm's b c Ravenscroft, 'lam Plowermont, Dr. P. (i. Kay's blk g by Don Marvin .lam by AJpbeoi. J. H. Kelly's br s Prince (oca. by Bflvppy'Prince, dam Kilty Smltb. H. Timinennau's br f Maripoma. by Guide, 'lam Madonna. THREE YEAE-OLDS, PACING, PORSB$1,000.â(Did Dot fill » i*BAR-OLD3 AM- UNDER, TROTTING, PURSE 51 ouoâ Did ii ⢠FOUR-YEAR-OLDS, 2.4SCLASS, TROTTING, P.0RSB I!.000.âS B â â tier, by Boodle, dam Nutwood Wilkes. E fi" . by Atto Rex.dam by Dm Bawklni Vea- dome Slock Farm's b » Hillsdale, by AnUnons, dam Ed. Lsdlerty'sblk bSable Stelnway, by Steioway. dam a; < < lUrcbeiid'l br m Lads cr i dam Pastime. â lakwoo i Park tttock Farm's bg Meteorite, by Stein way, dam Lydla Bright W il r Ron! by Lord Bvr..n, d«m Easel, lai A bs Red Oak, by Redwood dam «k Farm's DfUlddy, by Ifonday, dam Ameer. J. D. carr's iir âº,⢠BrosJr by Eros, dam Bertba. w. II Blancbard'i b m Lottie G . by Gibraltar darn by Bourn r I. I * Turk - br R IbU. Brown, by PbllOBOpber, .lam' MlatBrowii. M. F. Rowland's br b Bachanaxi, bv Abbottsford 'r dam Nora. BUvi Farm's !>â Uontaoa, by Sidney dam llattle Vlneland BtOCh Farm* bis f Myrtle Thorne, by GrandlSBlmO dam Belle Thome. J. H. Kelly'scb g rxmtenio, by Happy dam cawle. 1 I Ira, dam by h .â iKAR-OLDS AND UNDER, PACING PURSE fl,l rROTTING i RSB Sl.OUO-C. K. Raaan'sb lOall K R. by Bay Row.dam Addle E W f) I BontOD bj Tom Benton, dam Broun .Inutile. J. D. Kalar's hr» lunio K by Jnnlo, dam Kin !. r"s b m Eva M . by Director, dam by GeoL B-nton. M BUm. Jr.'i bs Harry /..by Alex. Mutton, dam Lady Llgbtfoot. Palo Alto stock Farm's b c Altlvo. by Eleotloneet â¢lam Dam 1- Knight â br k Maxie Hammell, by Alfred D.dam Knight Hawk. San Mateo Mock Farm's b m Deborah by Sable Wilkes ,mulc Jno R. Osrrol's gr g Marin Jr.. by Marin, dan - ,,,,, Gray'k blk m tioneer. dam Maggie Norfolk. A. C. Severance's b f Irene Benefit, by Benelit, dam Irene. Santa Rosa Stock Farm's b m Elector, by Elec- tor, dam Moor Maid. C. W. Green's be Alex. Vent ana, by Director H.. dam by Brigadier. Tbos. Wall Jr. ssg Roy W.. by Brown Jug. dam by Norfolk. I. DeTurk's b g Dan Brown, by Anteeo, dam Miss Brown, bforrison 4 Anderson's sg Axit, by Transit, dam thorough- bred. Rudolph Miller's b s Woodnut Jr.. by Wooduut, dam Kitty w. T. A. Sieveus' bg Present, by Anteeo. â 2:W CLASS TROTTING PCRSE $1,000âH. O. Hiekox's br b Lance- wood Chief, by Pluto, dam Miss Sibley, Geo. B. Polhemus' b g Rock- wood. Jaek liallinau's b m Eva M., by Director, dam by Genl. Ben- ton. Hazel Villa St'*k Farm's b m Elfza S.. by Alcantara Jr.. dam CMaliua. Palo Alto Stock Farm's be AHivo, by Electioneer, dam Datne Winnie ; brf Gloria, by Nephew, dam Morning Glory. Myers £;Myers's b m Rossie Moore, by Rosie 3., dam by Pedro. W. H. Pal- in'a bs Panjabi, by Patron, dam Nora Wilkes. Jno. R. Carroll's b m Carrie D.. by Gaviola ; gr g Marin Jr.. by Marin, dam Silver Geo. Gray's blk m Hybia. by Director, dam Ladv Bell. Chas. Green's bg Decetor, by Designer, dam Winnie. C. B. Bigelow's b m Pearl But- ton, by Alex. Button, dam Kate Karney. Oak wood Park Stock Farm's Abanteeo, by Anteeo. dam Abbotine. J. D. Carr's b g Eros Jr.. by Eros, dam Bertha. G. Peirano's m Maria P.. by Dexter Prince. Jas. Dwain's m Salinas Maid, by Junlo, dam by Carr's Mambrino. I. DeTurk's bs Tieiam, by Anteeo. dam Eveline. T. C. Snider'sbh Mojave, by Dexter Prince, dam Mischief. Silver Bow Stock Farm's b s Montana, by Sidney,dam Hattie. Thos. Smith's a g Solano Chief, by Mambrino Chief Jr., dam Fanny Rose. J. H. Kelly's ch gConten- to. by Happy Prince, dam Cassie. Robinson Bros.' ch a Alcantara Wilkes, by Alcantara Ir., dam Maud. 257 CLASS TROTTING PURSE $1,000.âC. K. Ragan's b s Call K. R.. by Bay Rose, dam Addie E. E. B. Gilford's b f Alta Ren a, by Atto Rex. dam by Jim Hawkins. Palo Alto Stock Farm's b f A. A. A., by Aznioor, dam Abbess; b c Altivo, by Electioneer, dam Dame Winnie. A. B. Spreckels" b s Senator L., by Dexter Prince, dam by Bayswater. C. Marchand's br m Lady O., by T. O., dam Baby. San Mateo Stock Farm's be Kent, by Sable Wilkes, dam Macola. Jno. R. Carroll's gr g Marin Jr.. by Marin, dam Silver. Geo. Gray'sbs Lustre, bv Fall is. dam Patti. Nutwood Stock Farm's gr m Gray Belle, by'Anievolo. dam Newark Belle. Geo. \V. Sill's sgGeo. W., by Bro.vnlSJug, dam Cotton Tall. A. A. Stowe's gr g Boyd Button, by Alex. Button, dam Lilly. Sonoma Stock Farm'B gr h Antarees,by Anteeo, dam by Sbenandoah Jasper Harrington's gr g Walter, by Royal Fearnaught, dam by Pilot Medium. Myers & Myers' gr m Net- tie H., by Richmond, dam Leg. Edw. Chapman's m Bessie S. J. D. Carr's b f Little Change, by Carr's Mambrino. dam Stella D. F G. Fay's, blk g Boueset, by Don Marvin, dam by Alpheus. Jas. Dwain's h m Aunty Wilkes, by Guy Wilkes, dam by" Speculation. T. C. Snider's br h Sacramento, by Monroe Chief, by Reno. Thos. Smith's b s Columbus S.. by McDonald Chief, dam Fanny Rose. J. H. Kelly's b s Conn., by Ira. dam Belle. 2:i!4CLA>S TROTTING PCRSE $1.000.âPalo Alto Stock Farm's br f Tiny, by Electioneer, dam Telie: b f Aria, by Bernai. dam Ashby. A. B. Spreckels' blk m Chloe, by Dexter Prince, dam by Hawthorne. Jno. Donnelly's ch s Beaumont, by Le Grand, dam Oak Grove Belle. Yendome Stock Farm's b g Alviso, by Brown Jug. dam Big Lize. D. E. Knight's s g King of the Ring, by Silver King, dam Knight Hawk. G. Lapham's ch s Delmas, by Almoon, dam bv Geo. M, Patchen Jr. Jno R, Carroll's gr m Grav Alameda, byGariota. dam Mary O Geo. Gray's b s Lustre, by Fallis, dam Patti. J. H. Gibson's bs Re-Elect, by Elect,dam by Nephew. Chris. D. Smith's brm She, by Abbottsford, dam Beauty. P. Brandow's o g Free Coinage, by Abbottsford, dam Agnes. L. J. Smith's b g Priucewood. by Dexter Prince, dam Hattie B. A. L Hind's b m Hera, by Mambrino Wilkes, dam by Conductor. C. A. Durfee's b m Leonore. bv Dashwood. dam by Echo. F. Powell's b g Tom Polk, by Dan Rice" Myers & Myers' b m Rossie Moore, bv Ross S., dam by Pedro. Jas. Dwain's b m Auuty Wilkes, by Guy Wilkes, dam by Speculation. T. C. Snider's blk m Lnrline, by Dexter Prince, dam by Billy Cheatham. C. C. Mclver's b g Alert, by Ensign, dam Outlaw. K. D. Wise's b s Emin Bey, by Guy Wilkes, dam Tempest. J. H. Kelly's b s Conn, by Ira, dam Belle. Sam'l. Castro's b m Pearl Fisher, by Altamont, dam Belle. 2:20 CLASS, PACING. PURSE $1.000.âi, Did not fill.) 2:25 CLASS, PACING. PURSE 81.000.â T. J. Crowley's b f Madcap, by Steinway, dam Maggie McGregor. R. H. McNeil's b s Dudley, by Anteros, dam Lilly Langtry. O. P. Kluber's blk g Thunder, by Al- mont Patchen. H. G. Cox's br g Wait a Little. G. Lapham'sbg Haviland. bv Sterling, dam by Signal. Geo. Gray's b g Eric, by Elec- tor, dam Bonnie B. Jacob Stutz's br m Millie S.. by St. Nicholas, dam by Glycerine. L. E. Clawson's blk g Black Pearl, by Steinwav. damJeanette. Albert Joseph's b g Alick. by Alexander. Nutwood Stock Farm's b s Direct Line, by Director, dam Lida W.: blk m Thurs- day, by Noonday, dam Gugar. Geo. W. Woodard's b m Vidette. by Alex. Button, dam Viola. J. R. Troxel's ch g Surprise, by Liberty Sontag. dam Susie. Jos. Cairn Simpson's gr g Anteire, bv Anteeo. dam Queen. H. W. Crabb's br m Like Like, by Whipple'ton, dam Etta. C. W. Godard'sch m Lady Charlotte, by Hernani. dam Mes- quiie. R E. Stow's b g Dunshane, by Dexter Prince, dam bv Win- throp. C. R. Corey's m Laura M., bv Almont Patchen, dam Ladv Fay. Santa Rosa Stock Farm's b m Fleda, by Steinway. dam Ida Wood. Chioo Ranch's b m Thera. bv Albion, dam Thala. H. P. Per: kins'grg Gray Pointer, by Avino. Thos. Wall Jr.'s chsOrlean, bv Brown Jug. dam bv Norfolk. D. W. Hollowav's ch g Combination Joe, by Tilton Almont, dam by Black Hawk. *H. R. Ward's b s Bay Wood, by Woodnut, dam Myers Mare. Jos. Edge's s s Eastwood, by Woodnut, dam Beauty. Wm. Murray's b m Settle Mâ by Cresco. Sam'l. Castro's b f Touchet, by Altamont, dam Tecora. 2:20 CLASS NOMINATION TROTTING PURSE 81,000.âfi. B. Crist, San Jose ; Chas. J. Cox. flollister ; Geo. H. Fox. Angels Camp j Geo. Gray, Haywards; J. W. Gordan, San Jose: Nutwood Stock Farm, Irviugtou : River View Stock Faim. Yolo ; A. C. Seveamce, Los An- geles : J. D. Carr, Salinas ; Thos. Wall Jr., Linden ; I. De Turk. Santa Rosa ; K. D. Wise, Los Angeles. 2:25 CLASS NOMINATION TROTTING, PURSE 81.200âPalo Alto Stock Farm, Menlo Park : Nutwood Stock Farm, Irringtou : Mvers & Myers, Pleasanton ; C. A. Durfee, Los Angeles ; Silver Bow Stock Farm, Milpitas ; Jas. A. Dustln, Santa Rosa. FREE-FOR-ALL NOMINATION TROTTING. PURSE 81.500âDid not 1111. 2:17 CLASS NOMINATION TROTTING PURSE 81.000-Palo Alto I Stock Farm. Menlo Park ; A. B. Spreckles. San Francisca ; Gao. W. I Woodard, Yolo : "B. O.T Van Bokkelen, ;San Jose; Myers & Myers. Pleasanton ; \V. S. Maben, Los Angeles: C. Z. Hebert, Salinas; Silver Bow Stock Farm, Milpitas ; K. D. Wise. Los Angeles: Alex. Cornick, Eureka : Jas. A. Dustin. 2:H CLASS NOMINATION PACING PURSE 81,200-Robt S.Brown ' Petaluma : L. J. Smith. Oakland : Myers i Mvers. Oakland ; R. H.' ! J. M. Alviso. Pleasanton: F. H. Burke, La ** Xo more -mall purees for horsemen, Is the watch-nurd of Ihe Trotting Horse Breeders' Association. If lhat meets your approval, read the liberal condition^ offered in their advertise- ment of thia week, aud send Id your entries. The Palo Alto Sale. There is considerable talk about a comiDg auction sale among all who love to ride behind a good horse or a good team, and lhat sale is the one to be held at Palo Alto next Thursday. Every one who has ever had the pleasure of driving a stylish, handsome, pure-gaited trotter will come to this sale, because opportunities will be offered for securing in- dividuals suitable for their purposes that will not be found at any auction 6ale of its kind in California. In New York, well-bred geldings that show breeding, speed and style bring splendid prices, but it is not expected that the individuals in the consignment oext Thursday will bring exorbitant figures. The catalogue contains the names of many that will not only prove first-class roadsters, but race horses as well. These animals have never been worked for speed. Only sons and daughters of the immortal Electioneer received that benefit; therefore, with the excellent breeding on the sire's side as well as on the dam's side, and with the freedom from ati ail- ments and blemishes, and having been cared for and fed ever since they were foaled in the best manner possible, buvers â run no risk in securing any one of those offered. A num- ber of them will make splendidly matched teams, and as such to a shrjwd buyer they will brii g a high price in this city. Who knows but that there is a nunjber of colis or fillies as fast as Answer, 2:14$, in the consignment ? Besides these grandly-looking geldings and voung mares, there are four â dendidly-bred stallions, Alfred, 2:25 (sire of Langton, 2:213), Benefit 5327, Alson and Lawrence 53S8, and colts by Electioneer's best sons out of mares that are bred in the purple. Owners of stoc1: farms who desire to keep up with the fashion should attend this sale and pick up a few of ; those to be sold. They will never regret making the pur- chase, for well-bred horses will bring more next year than they do to-day. Remember the sale takes place next Thurs- day, April 26th, at the Palo Alto Stock Farm. Trains leave Fourth and Townsend streets at 8:15 and 10:40 a. m. Parties will purchase tickets for Palo Alto station; conveyances will be in readiness to carry passengers to the farm. Stock may be seen on and after next Monday at the farm. Be sure and attend this sale. This is the last notice. The District Fair. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors the Sonoma and Marin Agricultural Society was held at the citT hall Saturday afternoon, Vice-President Asa Higgins in the chair and Directors R. S. Brown, W. D. Houx, J. B. Burdell and E. W. Hayden, and Secretary Thomas Maclay being present, says the Petaluma Imprint After the transaction of business of minor importance the Board received a delegation consisting of committees from several granger in this district. The business of the delega- tion was to request the Board to hold the fair later in the season. The request was made that our fair be held during the week following the Stockton Fair, as at that time far bet- ter displays could be made by our farmers. The delegation was then officially notified that it was now too late to change the date for this season, as the dates for the different circuits had been all arranged, but the Agricul- tural Society people promised that alter this year they°would endeavor to have the fair held at a later period. The Board then adjourned until the first Saturday of next month. It is the duty of the horsemen of the coast to stand by the Trotting Horse Breeders' Association since the association has done much for their interests by encouraging otiier asso- ciations to offer more liberal terms. They must remember that the failure of the Summer Meeting of this association would mean the future discontinuance of these large purses and liberal conditions. Let them remember that they are working for themselves in supporting this association, and send in liberal lists of entries. Newton. Woodland; J. M. Siesta Ranch : T. C. Morris. Santa Ana. FREE-FOR-ALL NOMINATION PACING PCRSE Sl.SOO-Did nol fill. The Horse From Birth to Death, His care, management and treatment, by H. Fedderson, pub- lished by The Humane World, of St. Paul, Minnesota, has just been issued, and is a little book full of practical sueges- tiom and illustrations in regard to the hoise, speaking of the education, harness, shoeing, working and driving, watering and feeding, care of hoofs, teeth and eyes, the stable, balky horses, character and disposition, old age, etc. It is neatlv Erin ted and illustrated throughout, and is a very valuable ook for all lovers and owners of the horse Price fifteen cents, postage paid. * Is Your Mare Barren ? Wednesday quite a galaxy of racers could be seen on the Pleasanton track at one time. They were Diablo. I Direct, 2:051 ; Cyrus, 2:14) ; Rosita A., 2:I5J ; Rosa C, 2:16: Little Hope, 2:23, and Argenta, a filly without a mark, that can step along with the best of them.âDirect. The skeletons of the famous stallions Occident, Palo Alto and Electioneer, have been removed from the private stables of the late Senator Stanford to the University museum. Until a horse learns to score steadily he has a very slim chance of getting money in this fast age. Awarded Highest Honorsâ'World's Fair. â¢DR.- Hrbli tin Hu Ladj lli-ll Rol br m Rayanetta i w WoodanTi orguurtai - * Cairn stm;>son'ii b r Anteccllo by Antevolo, dam Ruby. Iiennt, (iannon'f bs urover Clay, by Fler- It may be that all you need to get her with foal is to use an impregnalor. It is worth trying. Lyford's improved iiu- pregnators and dilators are the best, and are frequently ef- fective wLen everything else has failed. Several sets for sale at reduced prices. Can be seen at this office. Address, BrEFI'KK AM' SroKTSMAN, * 313 Bush St., lily. K M S&SDBBS has decided not to race Little Albert this year, as he has no hopes of the little fellow being able to stand up under tha amount of work that would be necessary to give him to go races. Albert has been nominated in the free- for all at San Francisco and Oakland, hut as Mr. Sanders has the right to name another horse he will do so. i >f course the game little horse might stand a race or two but to put up entrance money and then nol be able to start goes against the grain in these hard times.
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