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Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma101887sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
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1887 ^Ixz fJmte awtl jip-xrrlsttmw. Foals of 1887. At Agenoria by Great At Kancho del Paso, Sacramento Co. Property of J. B. Haggin, Esq. BY DCKE OF NORFOLK. Apr. 10th, ch o, dam Miss Hooter by Joe Hooker. BY JOE HOOKER. Jan. lSth, b c, dam Illusion by Alarm. Mar. 14th, ch f, dam Rosa B. by Xorfclk. Mar. 22d, ch c, dam Callie Smart by Norfolk. Mar. 22d, dam Lexington Belle by Lexing- ton. Mare and foal died foa.ing. BY GEO. KJNUEY. Apr. 25th, b f, dam Aigrette by Alarm. BY HISDOO. Apr 16th, b c, dam Vestella by Wanderer. BY IROQCOIS. Mjr. 5th, ch c, dam Letola by Lexington. Mar. 29th, b 1, dam Vandalite by Vaudal Apr. 11th, blk f, dam imp. Adventurer. May 6ih, b f.dam Chimera by imp. Mortemer. BY niP. KL5G BAN. Mar. 19th, ch f, dam Flora by War Dance. BY IMP. SIR MODB.ED OF. DAil KYRLEDALY- Mar. iSt'n, b f, dam Rosemary by Joe Daniels. Mar. 2Sth, (dead) dam Young Flush by Leinster. BY IMP. KYRLE DALY. Jan. 13th, ch f. dam Gipsy by Lodi. Feb. 9th, b c, damMnra by imp. Leamington. Feb. 19th, ch c, dam Trade Dollar by Norfolk. Mar. 1st, b c, dam Trellis by imp. Great Tom. Mar. 17th, ch f, dam Winnifred by JoeDaniels. Mar. ISth, b f, dam Comanche by Leinster. Mar. 19th, ch c, dam Katie Darling by Long- field. Mar. 23d, ch c, dam Bessie.Peyton by Horrah. Mar. 28th, br t dam Elizabeth by Thad Stevens. Mar. 30th, b c, dam Mariposa by Monarchist. Apr. Sth, b f, dam Billow by Longdeld Apr. 10th, b c, dam Trophy by imp. Tom. April 11th, b c, dam Maid of Stockdale by Shannon. Apr. 12th, b f, dam Electra by imp. Eclipse. Apr. 15th, 1 f, dam Joy by Lever. Apr. 20th, b c, dam My Love by Yirgil. Apr. 20th, b c, dam Wanda by Norfolk. Apr. 22d, ch c,;dam Bettie by Gen.Longstreet. Apr. 22d, ch' c, dam Hirondelle by imp. Glenelg. Apr. 24th, ch f, dam Assyria by Laver. BY LONGFIELD. Apr. 2d, ch c, dam Bavaria by Spendthrift. Apr. 3d, ch c, dam Premium by Castor. Apr. 20th, b f, dam La Scala by Joe Hooker. BY MILXER. Jan. 21st, ch c, dam Sophie by Bazar. Feb. 16th, b f, dam Virgie by Virgil. Feb. 21st, b f, dam Nannie Hubbard by Hub- bard. Mar. Sth, ch c, dam Boggs' Mare .by Norfolk. Mar'. 12th, ch f, dam Young Grecian Eend by Shannon. Apr. 4th, chc, dam Bagatelle by Jim Brown. Apr. 5th, ch c, dam Glorianne by Joe Daniels. Apr. 9th, b f, dam Rebecca by Hubbard. Apr. 11th, ch c, dam Maggie O. by Shannon. Apt. 11th, ch f, dam Santa Rosa by Wheatley. BY IMP. MCRTESIER. Feb. 15th, ch f, dam Lizzie Lucas by imp. Australian. Apr. 20th, bik c, dam Katie Pearee by imp. Leamington. Apr. 27th, ch I, dam Sly Dance by War Dance. BY NORFOLK OR JOE HOOKER, May 6th, b c, dam Kitten by imp. Eclipse. BY ONONDAGA. Feb. 13th, ch c, dam Miss Laura by imp. King Ban. May 7th, b f, dam Nonage by King Earnest. BY IMP. SIR MOORED. Feb. 33th, b f. dam Twilight by Norfolk. Feb. 16th, br c, dam Sweetbrier by Virgil. Feb. 18th, b c, dam Marian by Hubbard. Mar. 12th, br c, dam Plaything by Alarm. Mar. 12th, b f, dam Nana by Virgil. Mar. 25th, b c, dam La Favorita byimp. Glen- elg. Apr. 3d, b c, dam Faustina by imp. Glenelg. BY WARWICK. Jan. 24th, ch c, dam Maria by Lenster. Feb. 3d, D f, dam Susan by Warwick, he by Hubbard. Feb. 9th, b f, dam Mileta by Lever. Feb'. 18th, ch f, dam Wild Rose by Norfall. Feb. 24th, ch f, dam Belle S. by Bazar. Mar. 3d, b c, dam Lady Middleton by imp. Hurrah. Mar. 4th, ch f, dam Cinderella by Catesby. Mar. 12th, b f, by Sir Modred dam Sister to Nubia by Leinster. Mar. 9lh, b c, dam Lorilla by imp. Mortemer. Mar. 18th, (dead foal) dam School Girl by Pat Mallcy. Mar. 31st, b c. dam Maggie O'Neil by Lodi. Apr. 3d, b c, dam Ysabel by Leinster. Apr. 10th, b f, dam Fortnna by Wheatley. Apr. 10th, (dead foal) dam Chiquita by Bazar Apr. 15th, b Alfonso. Palo Alto. Stanford. Prorerty of Hon. Lelandl TSOTTEF.S. Apr. 22d, 1SS7. ch f by Whips, dam McCa. Apr.24th, 1SS7. be by Electioneer dam Lnln. Apr. 25ih, 1S87. ch f by Piedmont, dam Etsie. 1887, b c by Piedmont, dam Mis- Apr. 27 th, chief. May 7 th, Viva. 1SS7 b c by Aotevolo, dam Lady At Vina. b f by Whips, dam Elith Carr. *, ch f by Woolsey, dam Wilhel- Apr. 22d. 1SS7 Apr. 24th, ISS; mina. Apr. 2Sth, 18S7, b c by Woolsey, dam Camilla. May 1st, 1S87. b f by Clay, dam Robin Girl. May 3d, 1SS7, b f by Clay, dam Cornucopia. May 3i, 18S7, b c by Clay, dam Aurora. May 7th, 1SS7, b f by Clay, dam Dixie. Sale of the Fair-view Yearlings. The first of the annual spring sales of thor- oughbred yearliDgs was ht-ld at Chas. Reea's Fairview Stud, Gallatin, Tenn., on Friday, Apiil 29>.h. Wm. Etston, of the National Horse and Cattle Exchange, officiated as auc- tioneer and commenced tbe sale at 11:30. The weather was delightful and the attendance large. The sale occupied about an hour and a half. The first animal offered was a brown minster; withdrawn B g, by Duke, dam Grey Nun by Aster; C. W. Medinger 120 B g, by Duke, dam Slambang bv Virgil; C. W. Medinger 200 B e, bv Rossifer, dam imp. Lady of the Lake by Bonnie Scotland; C. W. Med- inger 245 Ch c, by Long Taw, dam Certiorari by Aristides; J. H. Young 125 YEARLINGS. Ch f, by Planeroid (he by Planet), dam Nannie Anderson by Brigadier; prop- erty of R. E. House; Mack Randolph, 1 BY BRAMBLE, BY BONNIE SCOTLAND. B c, dam Nevada by Lexington; L. O. Appleby 1.600 BY PLANEROID, BY PLANET. B c. dam Ida Lewis by imp. Brigadier; J. B. Malone ICO Mr. Edston sold in all twenty-one lots for a total of $19,340. an average of S920.25 Capt Franklin' own yearlings were fourteen in number, four of which were colts and ten fillies. Tbe total amount received for the four- teen was S16.490 or SI, 177.85 per head. The colts averaged $2,427 50 each and the fillies $678 each. In 1886 Captain Franklin sold Gallatin 200 ) nine head--five colts and fonr filliesâ at the Br c, by imp. Brigadier, dam Lizzie Bate; Madison Square Garden for $11,725, an aver- crippled, not offered. ' a?e of SI,302.77. B f, by Duke, dam by Blacklock; no bid. Thirty four yearlings brought $17,675, an average of $519.85 per head. The sixteen colts averaged $517.19 per hfad, and the eighteen fillies $522.21. In 1SS6 29 head were sold in this city for $16,290, an average of $561.72. IMPORTANT TO HORSE OWNERS! The Kennesaw Yearlings. At the conclusion of Mr. Heed's sale, tlie horsemen drove over to Capt. James Frank- lin's Kenoesaw S'.nd, where a most bountiful and appetizing luncheon was served. A large fruit .juke was so dressed as to show in tbe colt by imported Fechter, out of the cele- colors of the icing tns racing colors of Captain The Great French Veterinary Remedy for past Twenty Teara,
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Recommend- ; ed and T/eed by the Best J Veterinary T Surgeonsof this country. I 600 dam Rosa Bella by King Apr. 23d, bf, dam Nellie Peyton by imp. Hur-, B f, dam imp. Countess by Theobald; L rah. DIED DURISG THE SEASON. Imp. Ma*chless by Stockwell. Lexington Bell by Lexington. Hattie B. by Norfolk. The first from being mired and over-exer- tion, the second and third from foaling, brated Thora. C. W. lleddinger, of Baltimore, made the first bid of §1,000 which was increased $100 by Alfred Burton, acting for the Fairfax stable. When the figures had reached $2,200 John. Mackay, representing Mr. Haggin, made his nrtt raise of S50, but retired in favor of the Fairfax stable when the figures reached §2,700, the largest price of the sale. Gen. W. H. Jackson started the chestnnt filly by Air. Pickwick, out of Tuscarora, at $500, which was raised by Mr. Medinger to $600, aud after some spirited b.dding she also fell to the Fairfax stable's bid of §2,500. The only other to realize four figures was the brown colt by imported Eossifer, out of imported Dry Toast, which Edward Corrigan purchased for SI,025. The following are the details of the sale. BY HIP. FECHTEE, BY DELMONICO. Br c, dam Thora by Longfellow; Fairfax Stable, New York §2,700 BY LONG TAW, BY LONGFELLOW. B c, dam Violet by Yanxhall; L. O. Appleby, New York B c, dam Mollie Seabrook by Pat Molloy; S. Bryant, Louisville 450 B c, dam imp. Pisa by Parmesan; L. O. Appleby 225 B c, dam Faustina by Glenelg; S. Bry- ant 125 B c, dam Glendalia by Glenelg; C. W. Medinger, Baltimore 200 Br c dam Empress by Leamington; J.B. Haggin, California 175 B c, dam Molly Eart by Bonnie Scot- land; Fairfax Stable 300 Ch f, dam Athlene by Pat Molloy; L. TJ. Shippee, California 600 B f, daja Slambang by Yirgil; E. Cor- rigan 425 B f, dam Alice Bruce by Fellowcraft; C. W. Medinger 400 B f dam Zingara by Tom Bowling; E.O. Elliot, Gallatin, Tenn 200 B f, dam Annie G. by Phaeton; B. F. Cockrill, Tenn 275 Br f, dam Eettie I. by Alarm; E. O. Elliott 175 B f, dam Bounce by Bonnie Scotland; S. Bryant 475 B f, dam Jury by Lexington; Fairfax Stable 500 B f, dam Acquittal, by Calvin; L. TJ. Shippee 500 B f, dam Elaine by Highlander; C. W. Medinger 200 By IMP. BOSSLFEK, BY ROSICRCCIAS. Br c, dam Pique by Leamington; Edward Corrigan, Kansas City, Mo 525 Br c, dam imp. Dry Toast by Brown Bread; E. Corrigan 1,025 Br c, dam Maggie Hunt by King Ernest J. H. Young, Dixon Springs, Tenn... 400 Gr c, dam Grey Nun by Aster; C. W Medinger 300 Gr c, dam Minnie D. by Longfellow; Fairfax Stable 325 Ch f, dam Ladv of the Lake by Bonnie Scotland; C.*W. Medinger 500 B f, dam Shamrock by Buckden; S. M. Younf 350 B f, dam Kirk by Buckden; Gen. W. H, Jackson, Belle Meade 400 BY IMP. HIGHLANDER, BY BLAIR ATHOL. Ch c, dam imp. Meadow Brook by Low- lander; W. Lawson, Tennessee 225 B f, dam Helen by Yauxhall; C. W. Med- inger 300 B f, dam Fedora byFetcber; C. W. Med- inger 300 Ch t, dam Income by Revenue; Fairfax Stable 600 BY IMP. MR. PICKWICK, BY HERMIT. This cut shows my light £?£!* or â â _ ' , .,. . TRACK CART. It is EASIER, Br c. dam Kate McDonald by Mickey (stronger, and lighter th*n Pi-pp- T, O An-ilf-hv dflfl aiJ5" other Cart bnilt. No mud or b ree, ij. u.Appieoy...... -iuu du't for the Driver in this CArt M Ch f, dam Inscarora by oieat lorn; I carts have taken first prizes at but TrtirfflT Stnblp 9 =lflfl the Mechanics' and the St-ite Fairs. BiaDle ,0W WsEiND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CI KCULARS ol this and my Village and Pleasure Carta. W. E. SHAW, MARKET STREET, S.F. manctactcber of Carrlajzesaml LIsl** Vehicles. BEPAIRIZG DONE. alx WORK WARRANTED, COMBAULT'S Franklin's stable, around it beiDg the words of greeiiug, "Welcome, tuifmen, to Kenne- saw." Tbe first colt offered was a brown, by Longfellow, out of Hep the dem of Kirknia i. ThejDwyers made the tirst bid of §1,000 and finally secured him for §2,000. The second , introduced, a brown colt, by Ten Broeck, out Impossible to Produce^ any Scar â¢^_f_15m,^- of George Kinney's dam, produced the sensa- tion of the sale. There were hnlf a dozen almost simnltaneous bids of §1,000 when the i auctioneer asked for offers. The Dwyers' called §1,500, and Mr. Richardson, of Lexing-1 ton, responded with §2,000. The price was ; k has been tried aa a Human Remedy lor advanced §100 at a time until §3,100 was Bheumar^m sprains, &c &c with, very sa&sfac- reached, whenthe Dsvyers made it §3,500, Mr. ^fl*^,, - 'D . >ITrr that one tablespoonml of Richardson retaliating with §4,000, and the Wh bUAnAWI Ltloanstic :Ba1^^ Dwyers toeing the mark with §4,500. After tban a who:e^^01-^i^enfor^a^cu⢠spirited bidding the cult fell to the Brooklyn mixture ever made._ brothers for §6.500, the second largest price ever paid for a yearling at auction, the same CAUSTIC BALSAM.' Prepared eiclnsivelr by J. E. Gojibat7i.t. ei-Vetertniry Surgeon to French Government btnd. , â Supersedes all Cautery or Firing. jnpossible to Produce any Scar or BlemisI For Cni-b. Splint. Sweeny, Capped Hock. Strained Ten- dons, Founder. Wind Puffs, all Skin Diseases or Para- sites, Tnrosh. Diphtheria, l-inkere, all I^menesfrom SriaTin. Bingbone and otter Bony Tumors. Eetnojea all Bunches or Blemishes from Horses and Cattle.^ A Safe, SieeiY and Positive Cnre.v brothers for ?6°500, the second largest price ^^^^S^^S^^^o^^S ever paid for a yearling at auction, the same sold by drag-"â gentlemen having paid §7,500 for a brother to wJf^J1jym^ LAWSEKCE, WILLIAMS &^CO. Cleveiand^Qa Luke Blackburn, which turned out to be very poor investment. The following is the sale in detail: EV LONGFELLOW, BY. IMP LBAMXKGTOK. B c Long Hop, dam Hop, by Harry of the West; Dwyer Brothers, Brooklyn, N. Y 2,000 B or br f, dam Sierra Nevada, by Glen- garry; H. H. Ov.isley, Kentucky 1,500 Bf, dam Henrietta of the West, by Harry of the West; B. S. Payne, Knosville, Tenn 300 B c, dam Sue Wynne, by Vandal; Dwyer Bros 575 BY LUKE ELACE^CBN, BY BOSKY SCOTLAND. B c, dam Hettie B., bv Glengarry; J. B. Haggin 1,250 B f, dam imp. Dublin Belle, by Knight of St. Patrick; J. B. Haggin 400 B f, dam imp. Malibran, by Cathedral; L. TJ. Shippee 350 BY IMP GLENGARRY, BY THORMANBY. B c. dam Parana, by Pat Malloy; Haydon & Barry, Tenn 360 Br f dam Yirlein, by Virgil; Gen. W. H. Jackson 950 Ch f, dam Pearlash, by Pat Malloy; W. W. Jenkins, Tenn 300. B f, dam Marcola, by Monarchist; L. IT. Shippee 500 B or br f, dam Bessie Bell, bv Bonnie Scotland; H. H. Owsley '. 450 Ch f, dam Ensue, by Enquirer; L. D. Shippee 375 Br c, dam Bosa Clark, bv Australian, no bid B f, dam Venezuela, by Virgil; B. F. Cockrill 405 B f, dam Azalea, by King Alfonso; J. B. Haggin 550 BY IMP. BRIGADIER, BY BJ0XAEQUE. B c, dam Belle by Bullion; J. B. Malone 275 B c dam Emma Wilson by Glengarry; no bid. Blk c, dam Cantillina by Forelock; not offered. B g, three-year-old, dam Mamie K. by Ballinkeel; Chas Eogan, Tennessee 125 BE ISS BROECK, BY IMP. PHAETON. B c, dam Kathleen by Lexington; Dwyer Bros* 6,500 B f, dam Wild Wave by imp. Glengarry; J.B. Malone, Galla'in, Tenn 475 Soldbydraraiso,~r sent" by e^"ressrcharses'paid< with full directions for its use. Send for^descriDtive <3d culars, testimonials, &c~ Address ^ For sale in Siin Fr&ncisco by LANGLEY & MICHAELS, Wholesale Druggists. J. O'KANE, Horsemen's Supplies. Jersey Cattle 31 Head 31 The Entire Hera, the property of the Estate of the late Major Robert Beck. Registered in the Herd Book. The Bolls are JERSEY DTJKE, IS; RODERICK DHU, 299; SCION, 351. The Cows include BEAUTY 2nd, 12; LORA. 594; LTDA N., 394 TTT.T.tf. N., 501; EDITH LORNE, 703; GRISELDA, 704: MAX BLOS- SOM, 720; SYBIL, S07. These and several other cows are from two to four years old, and there are several year* lings of the highest breeding. The whole herd is offered at $2,500 And can be seen at the ranch of Hon. Wm. Johnson at Richland on I'reeport Road, eight miles from Sacramento. The catalogue can be seen at this office. Foi further particulars, apply to MRS. ROBERT BECK, 510 Geary St. S. F. This is a rare opportunity for some one to to purchase the Most Complete and Valuable Herd of Thoroughbred Jerieys Ever Offered in the State. 23apr4 W. Shippee 700 BY EOSSrFEK OR SIR. PICKWICK. B or br c, dam Glencaime by Glenelg; C. W. Medinger 300 TWO-YEAR-OLDS. J3 g, by Duke, dam Iroperatrice by War«

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