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Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma241894sanf (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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HILL HERWSTnEHPRESS" HORSE TIMER AND MINUTE RECISTER. C.ln Slekrl. S«-» Wind. Lai start, stop and flyback, all * rfclnf from th«ttem. Hegisters minute*, seconds and qattter â¢â ! practical Horse and Bicycle timer Kxp.tfi BE chargra paid satgrct to examination, ». HILL k CO.. Wtâl,-j> JtnHors '-InT Siatf Street, Chicago. IMPORTED CHESTERFIELD GRAADBON OF 6TOCK.WELL, THE EMPEROR OP STALLIONS. Sou of THE MARQUIS (Winner of the St. Leger and Two Thousand Guineas, and second for ihe Derby). First dam, Lamorna, by Fireworks; second dam, Nightlight, by Archy, son of Camel, bire of Touch- stone ; sixth dam, Camarine's dam by Rubens (brother toCastreland Selim); seventh dam, Tippitywltchit,by "Waxy, and so on to the sixteenth dam, Farmer Mare, by Chittaby.i PERFORMANCES. When two years old, second in Australian Futurity, carrying 112 pounds; second in Ascot Vale Stakes, car- rying 122 pounds: second in Breeders' Plate, Sydney, 118 pounds; third in Nursery Handicap, 120 .pounds. When three yearsold,second in Flying Haudicap.Syd- ney, 102 pounds. When four years old, first in Wol- longoDg Town Plate, one and five-eighths miles, 131 pounds; first in Wollongong, Flying Handicap, 12S pounds ; first in Shorts' Handicap, Sydney, 107 pounds; first in Christmas Handicap. Sydney, 102 pounds ; sec- ond in Squatter Handicap, Sydney, 98 pounds; third in Epsom Handicap, 107 pounds. IMP. CHKSXEKFIKLD sired fourteen winners in Australia in the last two years, and stands second in the list of Australian sires imported to this country this year. DESCRIPTION.âBeautiful bay with black points, height 15 bands 2 inches, weighing 1165 pounds, show- ing great substance and muscular development, war- eanted sound and free from blemishes,;either heredi- tary or acquired. IMP CHESTERFIELD will make the season at CHESTERBANK FARM (late Hinkston Ranch), Sonoma County, about half-way between Petaluma and Sonoma. Mares can'be sent to LakeviUe per Steamer Gold. IMP. CHESTERFIELD will also stand at Napa Race Track. TERMS, 860 for the season, limited to twelve approved mares and owner's nine. Every care taken, but no liabilities assumed for accidents or escapes. Pasturage, $5 per month. For further particulars apply to Prof. THOMAS BOWHILL, F.R.C.V.S., F.R.P.S., P. O. Box 8, Lakeville, Sonoma Co., Cal. Parties sending mares to Napa must apply to MR. CHAS. SCOTT, Race Track, Napa City. HMD PARK STOCK FARM Stallions Stein way, 2:25f Chas. Derby, 2:20 Prince Red 9940 Sod of Red Wilkes Season 1894. Private Stallion - - - $100 the Season - - $100 the Season SEASON COMMENCES FEBRUARY 1st and CLOSES JULY 1st Mart* should be shipped to Oak wood Park Slock Farm, Danville, per S. P. R. R., via Martinez. Beat care given, but 00 liability assumed for accidents or escapes. I'xhturage, ;5 per month; hay and grain, f 10 per month. For further particulars and catalogues address â.â,, OAKWOOD PARK STOCK FARM, Danville, Contra Cottta t'nuinv. Cal. Celebrated Newmarket Toilet Clipper.
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NO STABLE COMPLETE WITHOUT THEM. Vat Sale liv Blddlery nnr) Hr.rdware Houses, or bv V II WHEN, Newark, N. J., Manufacturer's Agent for Ihe Write for a B; rial list. THE RENOWNED RACE HORSE, xjl ri xi sl m , Will Make the Season of 1894 at ho:f»:e: GtHjOEUst farm Near Santa Barbara, Cal. Limited to ten outside approved mares. â i $75 THE SEASON (With usual return privilege). ;â â Only Three of Surinam's Get have Appeared on the Turf thus far, and Every One Has Won! \ KMI T \i;K. son of Surinam, woo four straight races against the cracks of the far East last season, and was sold at auction to Richard Croker, of New \ ork, for $8000, at which figure he was considered a great bargain. SI WW AM IS BV JOB HOOKER tSIRE OP VO TAMBIKX); dam ADA C. (dam of Conuer, Ballot Box. Narcola. Pill Box and Sacramento), by BEVKSL'E (sire of Planet and best son of imp. Trustee,. Surinam traces through the most famous racing families in the American stud Book to the nineteenth dam. f n his pedigree figure the names of such celeorated matrons as Jlollie Jackson, Heunie Farrow, Topaz, Emma (dam oi two Derby-winners in England ;, Sallie Morgan and Alice CarneaL As a race horse Surinam was among the best in America, winning East and West in the very best company at the longer distances, showing stamina in addition to great speed. He is already a phenomenally successful sire. Address all communications regarding the horse to Manager Hope Glen Farm Santa Barbara, Cal. DIRECT, 2:051-2. Has a race record at Columbia, Tena., of 2:09, 2:08 and 2:08£, and two miles at Stockton, 2:07 and 2:06, all to high-wheel sulky, which has never been equaled by any horse, living or dead. He has shown a quarter in 0:27£, which is faster than any other horse has ever shown in harness. George Starr, who knows, says: " Direct can stand any horse in the world on his head in a quarter of a mile." In 150 heats he never made a mistake. His produce are all fast as a bullet and stick to their work just like him. He was a sure race horse and a sure money winner. If you want to breed race and money winners, would it not be well to get the extreme speed of Direct and the blood of that old four-miler, Boston, to carry it to the end of any race ? DIRECT will make the season of 1894 at Pleasanton, Cal., for fifteen approved outside mares TERMS - - $200 With a return privilege or the money refunded. Good pasturage and good care at $4 per month, but no risk for accidents. address PLEASANTON STOCK FARM, Pleasanton. Cal. RED WILKBS-BLBCTIONEBE! The Standard Trotting Stallion U.S. SIRED BY â I'lllM'i: HBO 9940 (son of Red Wilkes 17-19 and Molly Stout, by Mambrino Patchen 5S, etc.) outofAda F.,byAnlevolo7WS (suu of Electiooeerand Columbine, by A. W. Hichmond 1687); second dam Calypso (dam of Ally Sloper, 2:231, by Stein way, 2:25 V '⢠third dam Alia 'dam of Spartan, ±24. and Cresco, the sire of Cres- cent, 253^). by Almont 33, fourth dam itbedani of Henderson,2:27i, by Brignoli 77 ; fifth dam by Cripple, sou of Medoc : sixth dam by American Eclipse. AMKtR is th*- finest-formed, pure-gaited. seal-brown colt in California. He is perfect in every way, and as his blood lines represent the very acme of fashionable breeding, an opportunity like this to get the services of such a stallion at such a low figure should not be neglected The season will last until the 15th of June only as he will then be prepared for the races. He has already shown his ability to trot fast He is at the Oakland track. His service fee will be $25 FORTHE SBASOV limited to ten mares. For further particulars apply to JOHN GREEN - Oakland Race Track, Oal Breed to the purest-gatied, best-formed and highest type of a trolling horse, that has lowered his record every year, and icon more money in his races than any son of a great trotting sire if you wish to get sioc': that will bring the highest price. Such a sire is the great SILVER BOW, 216. By ROBERT MCGREGOR 647 (sireof 52 in the 2:30 list), a stallion whose progeny have won more money in races in 1^92 and 1S93 than the get of any other living sire. Dam, SADIE by Hambletonian 10. Robert McGregor's sous are siring early aad extreme speed. One ol his sons sired Pansy McGregor, 2:23 s., the champion yearling trotter of the world. SILVER BOW will make the season of 1S94, ending June 1st, at ih. O VKl.AMl TROTT1XU TRACK.. Terms to suit the Umes. Only approved mares taken. For further particulars apply to P. J. WILLIAMS, Oakland Trottiuic Track. N. B.âOn accouut of Mr. Williams changing his plans of going to Montana, and at the earnest solicitation of his many friends, he has decided at the eleventh hour to stand the horse as above. WESTON'S Pneumatic-:-Sulky-:-Wheels THE THQTJS INDS SENT <n~T HA 7E GIVEN

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