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Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsman41884sanf (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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INTHE STUD. Gordon Setter DOR R." Six years old, V. H. C, and winner of medal and spe- cial money prize at Boston as a performing dog. Win- ner in Nebraska field trials, and winner of first prize Pacific Coast field trials, also winner of second prize as a Gordon, and first as the best performing dog at San Francisco, 1SS3. Fee, $25. FRED. A. TAFT, Truckee. Cal. FAIRLAWN, 1884. TENTH ANNUAL CATALOGUE Now ready for distribution. Contains descriptions and pedigrees of 252 head of High-Bred Trotting Stock now at Fairlawn. Will be sent free to all applicants who enclose 4 cents in stamps to prepay postage. 25 HIGHLY-BRED BROOD MARES, Bred to the Fairlawn Stallions, and 130 HEAD OF VERY PROMISING YOUNG STOCK, Consisting of Young Stallions, Fillies and Roadsters, are offered at Private Sale. TrTT?. (YNTfi1. PPTfTrT. PT.A"NTIs strictly adhered to at Fairlawn, and the J.X-L.U V1SU J. JA.J.V.LJ -L-U-tlJ-^ price of every uninialforsaleis printed in the catalogue. Purchasers from a distance can buy on orders at exactly the same prices as if present in person. All stock sold on orders can be returned if they do not come fully up to he descriptions given. The Stallions in use at Fairlawn are ALMONT 3 3. Represented in the 2:30 list by 24 performers, with records ranging from 2:15J to 2:30. Limited to 20 approved mares at $300 the season. HAPPY MEDIUM 400. ABERDEEN 27. Sire of 18 performers with records of 2 :30 or better. Having ten of his get with records ranging from 2J5J Limited to 25 mares at $150 the season. j to 2:27J. Limited to 40 maree at $150 the season. ALECTO 2468. By Almont, ont of Violet, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Limited to 30 mares at $50 the season. STARMONT 1526. By Almont.out of Starling, by George Wilkes. Limit- ed to 50 mares at $50 the season. Ethan Allen, Jr., 473, used as a Private Stallion. The Fairlawn Stallions in 1883 had eight new ones of their get to make records of 2;30 or better, and three new ones to enter the 2:30 list. The sons of each of these 6tallions aresiring trotters. Almont has six dif- ferent sons that have sired 2:30 trotters. Mares failing to get with foal can be returned in 1885 free of charge. For further information and catalogues containing fall particulars, address I.OCUBOX39*. WM. T, WITHERS, Lexington, Ky. Whitman's Combination HALTER-BRIDLE. u IN THE STUD. Llewellin Set- gS ter Dog A R L , BY LIECESTER OUT OF DART. Color. Black. White and Tan; aged five years. Bred by L. H. Smith, of Strathroy, Ontario.Canada; broken hyR. B. Morgan, now of Akron, Ohio; also handled one season by N. B. Nesbitt, of the Harvard Kennel Club, at Storm "Lake, Iowa. Will be bred to a few first-class bitches. Fee $40.00 Address W. W. MOORE, Oakland, CaL, or J. T. ROSS. 123 California Street, San Francisco. VETERINARY DENTIST. Reference**: Scott A McCord. Fashion Stable; Win. Gerhart, Ne- vada Stable; J. M. Parker, Telegraph Stable: O. Hink- ley, Baldwin Stable; CoLDickey,Bay District Course; r; \\\ Smith. 11.McConn, J.C.Simpson, J. P. Kerr, city; R. F. Simpson, A. Gates, Robt. Glover, G. Lap- ham. Oakland. Offlce at Fashion Stable,221Ellis street. G. H. STRONG, BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES. »5S Market street. Repairs to order. Elevator, 12 Front street. FOR SALE. THE ALMONT STALLION ALTOONA, BT ALMONT, FIRST BAM THERESA B\ Prophet, Jr.: second dam Molly Floyd by Mohawk; third dam by Davy Crockett.a Canadian pacer; fourth dam Puss, a fine "road mare imported from Canada. Prophet Jr. by Prophet, son of Hill's Vermont Black Hawk. Altoona was bred by Gen. W. T. Withers of Fair- lawn; is a dark bay, a little over 15\' hands, of high form and breeding. For particulars apply to A. H. HECOX, Almont Stables 1352 San Pablo Avenue, Oakland. .CHEAP GUNS for THE PEOPLE.« ; GREAT "IKT"" IgmWr """ WORKS, g
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THIS HALTER TAKES UP TO FIT ANY HORSE, AND IS SO CONSTRUCTED THAT WITH AN ordinary pai r of reins you have a complete bridle. ELEGANT BRIDLES FOR FANCY PAR°K RIDING ARE MADE ON THIS PLAN. For sale by T A "l\/Tr-Tr"r7l.T? "R 0"NT 230 and 232 Ellis Btreet. u ⢠-Q-. 1V1UX^.I1jXXiJAiI , sole agent lor the Pacific Coast. tWTHB TRADE SUPPLIED. TIPS AND TOE WEIGHTS. A Natural and Plain Method P'CTQFItALci*, * putting Ttckio. Buots.&o. tent C. O. D. for â¢xtUBinftUoa. O AddrflEs 2yl GREAT WESTERS GFTi WORKS. Pittsburg, Pa, Horse Shoeing, With an Appendix, Treating of the Action of the Race Horse and Trotter as shown by in- stantaneous photography. BY JOS. CAIRN SIMPSON, AUTHOR OF HOUSE PORTRAITURE. â Round-hoof'd, short-jointed, fetlocks shag and long.' Shakespeare. PRICE RETAIL: In Paper Covers $1.00 In Cloth 1.50 TEADE SUPPLIED ON CSUAL TEHM6. Mailed to any part of the United States or Canada on receipt of prlae. Send orders to SA38 FRANCISCO NEWS CO.. or BREKOER AM> SPORTSMAN. San Francisco. TheBREEDKBAND Sportsman .aweeklv journal de- voted to the interests -". per ye;ir, JOS. CAIRN SIMPSON, Editor. The above treatise, 200 pages, will be sent tree to yearly subscribers who send orders direct to the office. 508 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. _ ASHLAND PAUK _ Trotting stu;; NEAR LEXINGTON, KY. B. J. TREACY, PROPRIETOR THIS IS STRICTLY A BREEDING FARM, FOR though training is done, it is only for the stock be- longing to the place, or those purchased from the pro- prietor. The proprietor of Ashland Park lias no pet trotting family ; his aim is to secure and have at all times for sale'choice representatives of each of the leading families, these being the Hamhletomans, Mambrino Chiefs. Clays. Pilots, Black Hawks. At Asbland Park may now" he seen splendid specimens of the get of such stallions as George Wilkes, Almont, Mambfino Patchen, Clark Chief, Edwin Forrest, Blackwood, Sentinel, American Clay, Administrator, North Star Mambrino, Bourbon Chief, Regular, Bal- sora, Howard's Mambrino and Homer. The steadv aim is to possess nothing that does not trace through the best class of speed-producing trotting crosses, along all the bloodlines, right to the thoroughbred. For catalogues or further particulars address 2-17yl " B. J. TREACY. Lexington, Ey. HARNESS AND SADDLERY. J. O'KANE, J6J Market Street, San Francisco. RETAIL WHOLESALE AND dealer in Harness. Saddles. Blankets, English Race (.immIh, And everything necessary for horse or carriage use. Horse Boots a Specialty. Agent for Dr. Dixon's Condition Powders. Repair- Ing pr< mptly attended to. PAUL PEIEDHOFEE, \g- PA THOLOGICAL HORSE-SHOER, 118 Washington street. PRACTICAL IN ALL ITS VABIOC6 BRANCHES

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