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Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma191891sanf (find matches)
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: Horses
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : (s. n. )
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
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1891 3£h* $vtt&tt atxd J&pwclBroati. 659 You 0£tn Soil Your Horse And get a good price if you can find a customer that wants to buy You can reach the greatest number of possible and probable customers by advertising in the BREEDER and SPORTSMAN. Special Terms made on advertisements under this heading Write for particulars. For Sale. I have U'li head of Standard and Highly-bred Horeefl. ifareB, Colts and Fillies which I now offer at very low prices on easy termb. Amonpst them are the following: One SIDNEY stallion colt. A fine individual; dam by The «rand Jfoor; Beconrt dam by CasalnB M. Clay Jr. One four-year-old ALCONA stallion. Dam by Pat ilalloy, he by George M. Patchen. One yearling HAWTHORNE fllly. By Lynwood; second dam Old Lady Bndd. A very fast road-mare. One two-year-old MAMBRINO WILKES filly. ; First dam by The Grand Moor, sire of Abdol, 2:23. One fonr-year-old ALCONA 6Uy, out of the dam of j Abdol, 2:28. One fonr-year-old ALCONA filly. Dam by Owen Dale; secoDd dam by Chloroform. Two mareB, six years old,in foal to SILVER BOW. First dam by Grand Moor; second dam by Lynwood. FOR SALE. The giuifl trotting mire Ma-r^ie K.. ^:I9 t.4 (separately timed in a race in 2-16), by Nutwood 6li0. oni of Ida May Jr., by Geo 51. Patchen Jr. Ml: see ond dnm Ida May (gracdam of Lady Ellen, 2:29, dam of Elleneer, 2:28J at two yearB.ElU, 2:1!'./, and Helena, 2:29) at two years), by Williamson s Belmont; tbird dam by Karl Buck, son of Bertranrl. MiGGIE E. has a btantifnl colt by Eros, 2:29, at her side, and la safe In foal to thin eon of Electioneer and Sootag Mohawk Dgitn. She is eleven years old, a beautiful bay in color, IP.3 hands high, perfectly sound, kind and gentle, and possesses thofe quali- ties which have made bfr name famous in Cali- fornia. She will I e sold if applied for at once for a reasonable Bum. For further paTtlenlara F. L. EMERSON, Administrator of estate of S. B. Emerson, Mountain View, Cal. FOR SALE Ox* £32£:cliaiig Four thousand dollars' Livery and Boarding Stable, This stock will be shown m harness to Intending dojDg a good business and full of boarders. Water free; lowrentand lease; best location in Oakland. Will exchange for part cash and a well-bred trotting stallion or first-class draft stallion, or exchange for city property. Apply 1514 San Pablo Ave., Oakland, Cal. purchasers, and correspondence solicited. Pedigrees of all vouched for. Call on or address E. NEWLAND, 1677 Valdea St., Oakland, Ca Take Piedmont Cable Cars. For Sale. A FIRST-CLASS Napa County Farm OB STOCK RANCH, 800 Acres Improved, SITUATED TWO AND A HALF MILES FRO As NAPA CITY, with good roads leading thereto, a good hard finished house of nine rooms, with all mod ern improvements, Btreama running all summer, i great amonnt of live oak and black oak timber. Ii es In a fruit belt, surrounded by fine vineyards anc orchards growing upon the same quality of soil, and" originally a part of this tract. About one-half hill and one-halt rolling land, but none of it is steep and all easily cultivated, splendidly situated for the breed lng of fine horses. Price, $65 per acre. Further par ticulars given at this office. BEEEDEE AND SPOBTSMAN, 813 Bush St. Antevolo Colt FOR SALE- res VOLO, foaled February 22,1888, dam Catchup Rustic; grandam Huntress by Don Victor; g g dam Betty Denic by American Boy Jr.; is 16.3 hands high, well developed, muscular and without a blem ish. Has a very gentle disposition, and shows Bpeed and a good gait. Apply HOME FURNISHING CO., 125 Fifth St., S. F., Oal. Thoroughbreds. For Sale. Fine Broodmares. BIRD) br in, seven years old, about sixteen hands high; weighs about 1.100 pounds: perfectly sound, kind and a good road.horse; can easily show better than a three-minute g-iit on the road. Sired by Washington, dam by Reavis' Blackbird. This mare is now In foal to Jay-Uee-See, he by Antevolo, dam by Signal Chief, by Signal. LIZZIE, gray mare, pacer, five years old, about fifteen bands, weighs about 1.C00 pounds; can show a 2:4) gait, and is a first-class road mare. Sire Biggart's Battler, dam by Old Signal. LIZZIE is now In foal to Jay-Bee-See. DAISY, sorrel mare, by Geo. Wilkes; he by Mailsald, by Lexington. DAISY'S dam 1b by old imp. Walnut Bark of Kentucky. This mare is a hand- some sorrel, nine years old, weighs about 1,050 pounds, and is a first-class broodmare, all her colts being handsome and speedy. She 1b niwln foal to Jay-Bee-See. The above stock will he sold at reasonable prices. To see the mares and for further particulars, apply J. B. COLE. Cor. Main and Mission Bts., S. F., Cal. FOE, SALE. THE FINE TRO I J I\l. STAM.IO* J- J±m o. Four years old, fifteen hands three Inches high and a beautiful golden chestnut, is offered for sale on private terms. He 1b bv Lancelot, out of Nellie b\ Ulster Chief, from a didgbter of Kentucky Hunter (Skennndoah 92%). I ancelut w as by Electioneer 125, ont of Lizzie Harris by Comae, grandam by Arnold Harris, a noted thoroughbred race horse In Ken- tucky. Cum us was bv Green's Bashaw, out of Topsy hy Prophet, son of Hill's Black Hawk 5. Electioneer waB byHambletonian ID out of Green Mmmiali Maid, by Harry CHy. L'lBter Chief was by Hambletonian lu out of Lady Ulster by Mambrino M-sseng r. The horsij can be seen at my coal yard, 1302 Broad- way, Oakland. AIbq the following marts: Effie C, five vears old and over sixteen hands high. Got by Wormwood, full brother to Eva W 2 25 and Redwood2:;7. Hla first d-m was by John Nelson, sire of Aurora 2 27 and four others la tin* list; second dam Molly by Argyle: third dam B g Moily b? Blackhawk. "Wormwood was by Nutwou>i 2:1°9(. sire of 70 in the list. His flam was hy Cropsy Maid by fVaubuc(.brorber to Thomas Jefferson sire of 11 in the list) son of Toronto Chief 8-Sanrt the fam ous ten mile mare Gipsv Queen by Sherman Black Hawk. Effit* C. i8 in foal to Sliver Bow. Ethel, cb f, 2 years gt by Sidney 1770. sire of eight trotters and five pacers in the Hat. Her dam i» th** John Nelsf-n mare above named as the r'am ot Erne C This filly is just broken to single harness, and shows good trotting action and fine style, Aplpy J. A. CARLE TON, 1302 Broadway. ) i'«t *i I For Sale. PRINCE B. Record 2;24Mi fourth heat in a race; won two races, started three times, blred by Brilliant, dam by Geo. M. Patchen Jr. He is a thoroughly game and reliable race horse, and lis record is no mark of hiB speed. Will be sold at a reasonable price, as owner Is not in the business. For particulars, aldress "PRINCE B.," Oare BREEDER AXD SPORTSMAN. I have for sale YOUNG COLTS and FILLIES, the get of WilUIdle and Monday—Final. Address HENRY C. JUDSON, Box 223. Wlldidle Farm, Santa Clara. For Private Sale. TTfYDQll'Q * BLOOD, COACHING, DRAUGHT, auaOIjO . also BROOD MARES and RACE- HORSES, and will Belect Blood BtallioDB and mares for export. Having a large connection among Breeders in all the Australian Colonies and also a reputation as a judge of Blood Stock, purchasers may rely upon their interests having special at ten* Uon. H. A. THOMPSON, L.-.izO. BRUCE LOV7E f 9 Hlfgb St., Sydney, Wew Sonin Wales. Thoroughbred Mares For Sale. charlotte, by tyttleton. Dizzy Blonde by (Jlilillcotbe. Marl lie, by Glengarry. Term agent, by Great Tom. These mareB are all fashionably bred, one being half-sister to Reform and another out of agister to Reform, and Dizzy Blonde, the only one having htr produce trained, is dam of Rometta, a winner. For further particulars, apply to BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN, 813 Bush Street. San Franclw.o. Cal. WANTED TO BUY Eight or ten head of STANDABD-BRED FILLIES or BBOODMARE3. Must be Bound and good indi vldnals. Wilkes. Nutwood, Electioneer, Shi- ney or Director blood preferred. Give fall par- ticulars as to age, color, Bize, breeding, etc. Address, L. M., Care BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN. Two-Teav-OlrJ Standard-Bred Anteeo Stallion FOR SALE CHEAP. Entered In ' 4 Welder.t Rtakes" of 189a. Never tra ned, but thoroughly orokt-u aDd is a natural t'Ot- f«r. Liam Is dam of Ned Locke, record 2:211. and also bas another th*t showed » trial in U :'Ji. Will alno sell t.*o Btind&rd.biert tulle*, a yearling by Redwood, record 2:211. and a weanling hy Ril*s Skinner, record 2:17, Tueewill b« sold singly or all three together. They are f 'je beat borgtlnj in tOfl State to-day lor Mie prices I ask Hwe no nee for tbero, hence iny desire to Bell, Will regifftir them at my expetiBe. PeJlurees, descriptors, prices, etc., Inrniantd by wntmg or a poly log to M. J. STRIENING, BbdI v Rosa, Souomi County, Oal. For Sale. Two Anteeo Fillies, Well-Bred ami Sp eDdiil Individual!). ALSO TWO TWO-YEAtt-OLD Anteeo Stallions, Well bred, perfectly sound ard floe Individuals For priceB and particulars, address GEO. E. GUERNE, Santa Rosa, Cal. State Aericnltpral Society. THE OCCIDENT STAKE FOR 1894. A Trotting Stake For Foals of 1891. Entries to Close JANUARY 1, t§»». To be trotted at the California State Fair of 1801. EntrleB to close January I, 169-2, with Eawln F. Smith Secretary, at effice in Sacramento. One huodr d dollars entrance, of which J10 roust accompany nomination; $15 to be paid Jmn n I, 1893; ;25 to be paid January 1, .894, and $50 thirty days before the ra e. The Occident Cud. rf the value of J400, to be add d by the Suciety. it lie hea's, three in five to harness. Fi st to reci-ive dip and six tenths; second colt, three tenths, and third c.ilt ontf-teu'h of the sia^i-s. Five U. enter, three to Btart; otherwise National Trotting Association Rules to g vern. FRED'K COX, President. EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary. WANTED. Situation by a first-class trainer. Thoroughly understands training colts, ban 'Hug nlalllons an<i breeding. Can furnish the beat of referencea from well-known breeders. Address, J. D., Care BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN. WATCHES to HORSEMEN. Split Second Chronographs lu GOLD and SILVER cases of the best makes, aud \t reasonable prices. Complicated watches carefully repaired. A. HIRSCHMAN, 113 Sntter Street. Sao Fr&nclnco, Cal. Poplar Grove Breeding
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Standard-bred Trotters, Colts and Fillies. Tbe set of HMO, 14,957; APEX. 293S; « LOVIS, 4000: PASHA, «039. Address S. N. STRAUBE, Poplar Grove Breeding Farm, Fresno, Inspection by intending purchasers invited. Oal. Conespondenoe solicited. BRAIDED, BARBLESS Prestoj's fence 1r

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