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Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma211892sanf (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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IcroBEBlo 1892) oTtje gveebev otti> grptxrtsmcm. 379 STAR PLOWS. - MADE BY â BEH1CIA AGRICULTURAL WORKS. GOOD PLOWS AS LOW-PRICED AS MO BETTER MADE ANY GOOD PLOWS HUNDREDS ARE BETTER THAN SOLD YEARLY MOST GOOD PLOWS Workmanship and Material GUARANTEED. Your local dealer probably has theta, l( he hasn't and won't get them for you, write direct iio as. â BAKER & HAMILTON SAN FRANCISCO and SACRAMENTO. 1EW FLOWS Their MERITS are: 'hey are made by the Senicia Agricultural Works /ith California Capital and Labor, here is just as good money here is no better labor. very year they ake Premiums ver Eastern Plows. hey are better made ast longer and ost no more than ny of their Competitors. lade to suit all Work, arden, Orchard. Vineyard, lubble, Breaking, Subsoil, &c very Plow marked "Benicia" 'hich means "GUARANTEED" the oldest Implement House the Pacific Coast. iAKER & HAMILTON SAN FRANCISCO and SACRAMENTO F. J. BERRY & CO.'S Champion Combination Breeders Sale OCTOBER 24,25,26,27,28 and 29, (At """SJSKS! »iRDS' 400 HORSES Comprising the cream of the leadine stock farms and rt-presetitiiuj the pet of l.KnHiiK WII.HES. DIRECTOR, DICTATOR. tLCYONK, NUT- WOOD, OWVARR. \ORVtl.. PILOT MEMOI, M.RCTIOXRKR and other famous sires, consigned by Kalamazoo Stock Farm. Kalamazoo, Mich.; the entire Pleasant Hill Stud, Pleasant Hill, Mo.; Valley City Farm. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Plainview Stock Farm. Lexington, Kv.; Church Bros., Frankfort, Ky.; W. R. Kimball, Lexington, Ky.: W. F. Downing. Kentucky: 'Geo. J. Fo*t*r\ Frankfort, Ky.: Jas. Harvey, Wilmington, O.; Hambrick A*on. stain pine Ground, Ky.; J. C. McComb, Claymont, Del.: J. A. Hawerton, Paris, Kv.: Gorton Farm, W'heaton, III.: D.G. Broun, Chicaeo; K. B. Smith, Chicago : Gleriwell Farm,South EJkhorn, Ky.; D. Fnrguson. London, OnL: R. J. Cook, Lexintrtnn, Ky.: a. A. Kitz- miller. Lexington. Ky.; C. C. Barnes. Manitowoc, Wis., and a host of other prom- inent breeders. In the consignment willl^be^found sires of speed, dams of speed and developed speed itself, combined with the highest breeding. This immense sale affords the opportunity of the season to buy the best representatives of all the leading trotting families, and will be conducted in the World's Fair City during the dedicatory services of the Columbian Exposition, the World's Fair and sale the stars of the season. Among the Grand Offerings to he Sold In the Sale Will be Found the Following Rich CoQstxnmenL-i :
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STAR WTLKES 36^, trial 2:32 f sire of Eva Wilkes, 2:22'.,, and 4 others In the listi.br George Wilkes 519, dam Plain Agnes (dam of Gabrina, dam of Orinia, 2 yrs, 2:25 . bv Mambrino Star 5Sa. I EQUITY WILKES 6.»»W, bv Wickliffe 2520. dam Riv- I ulet,by George Wilkes 519. Isslreof Lady Welsh, lyr I paeintT i. trial 2:27. IROXY idam of Olivette, 3 yrs, 22SJrf> now in Salis- i bury's stable and expected to go in 2:15 this season), by ' Princeps 536, dam Quinque iown sister to Huntress, 3- mLle record, 721, Trio, 2:23'i. and dam of Guitar,2:2.i v>. by Volunteer 5-5, dam Lady Sears, in the great brood- mare list, bv American Star 14. MOLLY M1DDLETON, record 22SW, trial 2:19, by Bav Middletou 2850, dam Betsey Allen (dam of Frank Middleton, 2:20'.., and Lady Middleton, 2:34^;, by Champion 80. PRIESTESS, bv Jay Gould 197, dam Parados, trial 2:33, bv Clark Chief 89. BESSIE, by Messenger Duroc 106, dam Rosetta Town sister to Cnyler, sire of Elvibra. 2:18^, the dam of Ponce de Leon, 2:13!-1, bv Hambletonian 10. LIZZIE C. 'dam of Actress, 2:27 >â *. and Sailor Wilkes. 2:27'4 i. bv Star Hambletonian 1534, dam by White Cloud >sire of Flora Belle, 2:13 -A . IRENE, record 2:24'4 (drove out Grace Napoleon in a throat-latch finish Sept. 15 at St Joe, Mo., in 2:18^), by Star Wilkes 3629, dam by Hatch Horse. COZETTE. bv Walsingham 2166. dam Irony idam of Olivette, 3 vrs, 2:28=4), by Princeps 536; 2d dam Quinque fown sister to Huntress, 2:20V, and Trio, 2r23»4, dam o Guitar, 2:29V), by Volunteer 55: 3d dam Lady Sears* Ln the great broodmare list, bv American Star i-l. AGXES EVE, tiial 2:37, by'Equity Wilkes 6866. dam Plain Aenes dam of Star Wilkes 3629, and Gabrina, dam of Orinia. 2 yrs, 2:25,, by Mambrino Star 585), sire of the dam of Ja; Bird, sire of Allerton, 2ii9l4, and Easle Bird. 2:21, sire of Monbars, 3 vrs, 2:11 . FEARLESS CHTE^ vi$6, record 2:40^. by Royal Fearnaught 1501. dam Comet idam of Pbillis. 3 vrs,2^30, and St Joe, 2 vrs 2:46V;j,, bv Lexinston Chief Jr. 2103. ST. JOE 16.01S. 2 years. 2:16'.,. by Bassett M. 5795. dam Comet (dam of PhQlis, 3 vears, 2:30), by Lexington Chief Jr. 21 a3. VESTIBULE 17,794, by Thought 16,820, dam Never Mind (dam of Motion, 2:29,and Annie Laurie,2:27$Ol D>' Yoong Moscow. RED P â¢â¢ PPER 7476, by Onward 1411, dam Lady Bol- ton, by Bolton 761. KESWICK 10.144, by Jay Gould 197, dam Arnette (dam of Reswick. trial 2:2,5'" \, bv Young Jim 2009. ILLINOIS ONWARD 10,888, by Onward 1411. dam Sonnet, by Gov. Sprague 444; 2d dam Kate Wilkes, by George Wilkes 519. SONNET, by Gov. Sprague, dam Kate Wilkes, by George Wilkes 519. PARISIAN 16,773, by Ambassador 1496, dam Miss Paris, by Bismarck 326: 2d dam Kate Patcben (dam of Bedford". 3 vrs, 2:30>, bv Mambrino Patchen 58. CORNELIA, by Ambassador 1496, dam Celia,by Elec- C®- >o Breeder or Horseman can afford to miss this Sale, as o Multitude of liilt Elged Consignment:! wi'l be -old to the Highest Bidder SALE OPEXS MOXDAY, OCT. 24, AT 9 a. m., SO BE ON HAXD AND SECURE A PRIZE. COL L F. PBCVN. 1 WRITE FOR CATALOGUE TO CAPT. JACK. STEWART, AUCTIONEERS. F. J. BERRY, ) C.MOX STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO. ILL tloneer 125: 2d dam Cecelia Clark idam of A, Rose. 2 yrs, 2 miles 5:22^', best performance on record), by Clark Chief 89. WARMINISTER 1G.776, by Warlock 3378, dam Tem- pest, by Baron Wilkes 4758: 2d dam Serene'dam of Frantic, 2:26'. i, bv Sentinel 280; 3d dam Twilight (dam mi' Sfcyllgh! Pflot, 209), by Mambrino Pilot 29. I,. by Grand sentinel 885: 3d dam Shadow fdarn Of sir Knight, 2:2*1 -, -ire of KnighlDioiit, 2 yrs, 2:2-1: Slgno Vinces, 2-27:-. Suzerain. 2:2:*-., and Sellne, 2:40, 011)1228), by Octoroon. UOORELIGHT9377, bv Twilight 315,dam Ladv Carr (dam or Ambassador, 2:21'i, Alcandre, 2264. MaryiS., 2:28, stratliblaine, 2^14-j. and Alar Clay, trial 229*4) £>y American Clav 34. EVELYN HOPE, by Red Wilkes 1749, dam Lady Innes. by John Diilard. LEN. 'HE, by PetOSfcy 3633, dam Susie King,by Mam- brino King 1279. GREEN WAY 18.988. by Green lander 24 s record 2:15,, dam Aurelia, by Electioneer 125; 2d dam Aurora, 227 dam of Arol. 224 . bv John Nelson 187. EL PAS-. i:t.i^. r.y Albert W. 11,333, record 220, dam Galena, bv Nutwood 600. \\"KY>OKE 14,037. by HlersHe Wilkes 3*04. dam Nora Norman (dam of Ocala, 223, and grandam of C'nyler- coast. 227, and Crayon. 2r29jj . by B'ackwood 74; 2d dam bv Norm -n 2.5. JOHN E-.by Robert McCiresor ^7, record 2:17' .dam Servem dam of Red Lady, trial 2:is . by Grand Senti- nel 865: 2d dam Peru Belle -dam of Strategist, 2:28), by Ranger. M. L. Hare, Grasslands Farm, Indianapolis, Ind., conaUena: OLIVER CROMWELL 15.167, by Greystone6164, dam Regina, by Hambrino 820: 2d dam Fashion (dam of 2 in the lUtj.by Hambleton 539; 3d dam by Mambrino Chief II. ASBESTOS 11,695, by Hambrino 820, dam Starling, by George Wilkes 519: 2d dam Jessie Pepper dam of Ion*, 2:17*5, and Alpha, 2:23'., , bv Mambrino Chief 11. BRANDON, by Siring ril62'*ire of Mark ^irim. 2:17 dam Widow Rantoul nh«* grandam of Delmarch,2:ll!i, and Wilkesbrino. 2:23 , bv L~l version. VALBRINA 8090. by Hambrino 820, dam Bess (dam of Camille, 2:20V) j, by Volun-eer 55. A score ot other stock farms have entered equally rii.li consignments. THE PLEASANT HILL Stud will be sold Monday, Oct. 24. It comprises the get o' George Wilkes. Jay Gould, Messenger JJnroc, Walsingham, Wickliffe, Prin- ceps. the blood of Nutwood and other great sires. In the lot are both sires and dams of speed and trotters with low records, and a grao'i lot of youngsters bred In the purple and sure to trot fast. F. J. BERRY S GO. .SUNT IBJXlTiEIlXnSIVE SJ^HLilrU -OF- Tliorougliljreds, Property of HON. L. U. SHIPPEE, COMPRISING Sixty Head of Stallions, Broodmares, Yearlings, Two and Three-Year-Olds, WILL TAKE PLACE AT 11 A. M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1892, Dl HIM, THE MEETING OF THE PACIFIC COAST BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION, At the Oakland Race Track (Shell Mound Station). CATALOGUES WILL BE MAILED CPO.V APPLICATION TO ^ILLip cfc CO., - - - - Ij±-*7-e> Stools. Auctioneers, 22 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAI. WANTED AT THE Remodeled, Renewed & Rebuilt CITY STABLES, 332 BUSH ST. Fifty 2:40 Horses To Board. A. W. MAY, M- J0RGE\SE>, Proprietor. Manager. Personal attention given to all details. Business and family livery. Come and see me and Inspect new Opposite Office of Breeder and Sportsman. i Fashion Stables, 221 ELLIS STREET. The best accommodations afforded for the keeping o Boarding Horses. Also a choice line of Livery Stock, witn Horses and Vehicles of every description. Orders can be left with UNITED CARRIAGE CO.'S AGENTS. GREAT SPEEDâAT AUCTION. NEVADA STAPLES. R. B MILROY & OO. 1350 and 1352 Market Slreet, 25 and 27 Park Avenue, San Franclaco, Cal. FIRST-CLASS LIVERY. A (Ml line of Elegant Conpes and Carriages suitable tor visiting purposes; Best licUIHes afforded for board mg horses. «..« Telephone No. 3159 The Sunny Knoll Stock Farm Will Sell Over Fifty Head of Standard Trotters at Auction during the First Week in November, KILLIP & CO., Auctioneers, San Francisco, 1XCLUDIXG BROWN JENNIE, the dam of the greatest amount of speed in the 2:20 list, viz.: NED WnrSLOW, 2:15; SHYLOCK, 2:16J, and MARY LOU, 2:19Jâan average of 2:17. THIS BEATS THE WORLD.' AMONG THE OTHERS TO BE SOLD ARE SHYLOCK, 2:16), ch g, by Tom Benton 15,705, dam Brown Jennie, by I'avid Hill Jr. 17,139. MARY L.OTJ, ch m, by Tom Benton 15,705, dam Brown Jennie, by David Hill Jr. 17,139 CLEOPATRIA, ch f, yearling, by Tom Benton 15,705, dam Brown Jennie, by David Hill Jr. 17,139. ALICE BENTON, trial 2:261, blk m, by Tom Benton 15,705, dam Young Jennie, full sister to Brown Jennie. FANNY BENTON, ch m, by Tom Benton 15,705, dam Fannie, by David Hill Jr. 17,139. Everv animal offered is standard-bred and a splendid individual. The Benton fillies will make a great cross for the Electioneers and Hambletonians, as is demonstrated in the breeding of Sunol, 2:08), combining the blood lines of Electioneer and lian. Benton. All the stock offered is crossed on Black Hawk dams. SALE POSITIVE. FURTHER PARTICULARS HEREAFTER. J. L. McCORD, Sacramento. Or KILLIP & CO., 22 Montgomery Street, San Francises WM. MULLEN, ISors© Brealier, Can be found at the SET ADA STABLES, 1350 MARKET 8T. Handling colts a specialty. Guarantees to break any horse of any vicious habit. Horses educated for any kind of driving or riding. First class references for. ! nlabed. ADVERTISING IB ENGLAND, EUROPEAN CONTINENT, ETC. ADVERTISING AGENCV, LTD. Cao'tal K50.000. H-nry Sell, Kuw, realtor and founder of » seU'i. World'. Press."j Full particulars regarding BrllL-h or European Advertising, sample !»â¢Â»". rates, etc., at the London Office, 167-16S Fleet street, or at NEW YORK OFFICE, 21 Park Row.GrOUIld BlOOIt ,efor*. After. ABSORBINE Will remove wind puffs, capped hocK. throughout pin uuU all puffs and swelling without removing the hair. Easy to apply. Ko lost time. Does not require the hor^? to be laid up. Has been success- tut ln pll cases. Why n<u In yours? Price, 8* per bottle Put up by Wi F. YOUHO, ?Xcrltlen, Con

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