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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. )
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STOCK FARM RANCHO COTATI STALLIONS. Merriwa Stock Farm. dims ECLECTIC, lilllylly t;- \ VBARLIXG bj KCI.EI FULL BROTHER TO SON OF ELECTIONEER. ARION, 2:07 3 4. i In 2:33. "»â IUII l.i.n One and won PILuT PRINCE li0,439 By Drivr Prince, the ureatrai am** product* or lh"VicllU-l-.«i~t. .l.ui, Km..... Kill I * Lot- lfââ,.: 16 hi o'rlllrac California, raw marel i.;*Bh,râ¢il"":lc7f.:: il.lr.Uu... Ihe Newlw Mare,by tin layiur; burin dam uosaile, bj Williamson's BpKo>t Prima is ,ââ-,,f lie handaomest.ltoleel and ,..',', .ââ. ,1 iâm.t I'm ii- Is bai InootoP, Sub" hail.lanlghai..i «,fe « MOOpounda. He S li-.-l.-.l ami .".- "I '"â '" "Vr" Uruw.u bla «wl»llblaatr..w ' tin; '", l"; nil ii- i- â natural trotti r.rt â ' "ft*"! SoVboSi i rasom ol lUebatHU ""â¢HSS in CalUornl nd as a real Imj r^pwtedlir trotted aigbtha of a mile In I7se«..-. "... -« â¢, â,, 1. He is level-headed, handsome and, has one of the best of dlaposlUons. Service Fee. for the Beniou. 840. The hloodlinea of loess two slalllons combine tbe haDntwt"ni .i.v.:iv ;.are all by Dexter Prince oulol mores carryh,. .he 1 " N<HWOOO. Backed ui.as these Nam. stock faro, slattons are hi smh sires of Earneo-ss as iNutw I, Black Hawk MOeneil Tavlnraml Williams.,s Bclumot. »»'"« of broodmares'ivlll avoid all risks of Mure toset.fast trotters by breeding to .lb«e yoooKS es. Ma - a red HOLDFAST 3-YE SC KCTIC last fall trolled a mile without special preparatlt FEE: $50 CASH. oANRo°rD GUY WILKES, 2.15i. Dam by DEXTEIt Pflivc-E; g'dam by NUTWOOD, 2:18s,'; gr'g'dam by ROODHOUSE'S ST. LAWRENCE. FEE: $25 CASH. Fees named are for the season, payab'e on date ot flrsl service, or by note with 20 per cent, added, payable July 1, ISM, and before removal of mare. Pasturage, SI per week. Ship mares by Steamer American Stable, Petaluma, or by rail to COTATI, S. F. * N. P. Ry. (Tlburon Ferry) to WILFRED PAGE, P. O. COTATI, Sonoma County, Cat Gold," In care WALDSTEIN 12,597 CHAMPION STALLION FIVE-MILE RECORD, 13:0» 1-2. The -:- Great -:- Bred -:- Horse. SIRE DIRECTOR Tor In any manner owners ma: oer month : carelul attention gl.^" â , -- SponsionIty assumed for accidents or escapes. Mares rnay be sent directly by train to Napa or rrom ban Fran- tso. daily to Napa by boat, On noHflc.a, on all mares will lie met at the tram or boat For fuither particulars write E. P. HHAl. 1^ Second dam SISTER dam ot Albert W., 2:20 tsire Sabledale, 2-year-old, 2:18?j. Third dam dam of Aurora, 2:2 DAM of Little Albert, , and Hazel, 228. BY ELECTIONEER !:10). Vlda Wilkes, 2:18M; The Thoroughbred Australian Stallion MERRIWA Will make tbe season of 189-1, commencing Match 20 and ending July 1st, at tbe MERRIWA STOCK FARM, (Formerly Valentin Stock Farm) Pleasanton, Alameda County, Cal. TERMS, SG5 FOR THE SEASON. With usual return privilege. The best of care taken of mart's, but no responsibility assumed foracch'ents or escapes. Wares kept in any manner owners may de- sire. Fine pasturage ox- ytalls, fields of rye grass and alfalfa; running water in every field. For further particulars address it K. deB. LoPEZ. . Or W. dkE. LOPEZ, Merriwa Stock Farm, Pleasan- ton, Alameda Co., Cal. Waldstein is the Greatest Producer of any Son of Director. WILL STAND AT WOODLAND THIS SEASON. 860 FOR THE SEASON (With the usual return privilege). H. S. HOQOBOOM, Owner, "Woodland, Cal 0AKW00D PARK STOCK FARM IMPORTED CHESTERFIELD lilt WDSON OF STOCKWEI.I.. TH EMPEROR OF STALLIONS. Son of THE M VKdl'lS I Winner of the St. Leger and rwuThouaand Guineas, and se 1.1 lor.he Derby). ' Flrel dam, Lamnrna, by Fireworks; second, dam, NlL-htllcbt by Archy, son of Camel.i.ire of Toitch- JmnetfllUl dam, Caniari.es dan, i,y Rnheiisthrotlier to CaStiel and -elltn II seventh dam, Tipeltywlicl.it,bj Waxy and so on 10 the sixteenth dam, Farmer Mare, ây(-,-,lââ,,V. paBp0BMAN0ES. When two yeara old,second In Australian Futurity, i-arrvltiK U:iK.unils: second In As,-,,I \ ale Stakes, car- ryln'- \:l pounna: second In Breeilers' Plate, Sydney, ii, Sounds; Ihl'd In Nursery Hnn-ihap, 120 inds. When mreeyeaiBOld,sec.nid In Flying lUiidlraisSyd- I i When four years .Hr-1 in Will- Inngong Town Plate, one and Hve-elghlhs mllos. m ponhda: Srsl in Wollongou^. l-'ljlus ll Heap, >-- pounds; ilrst in Shorts' Handicap,tsjdney, lOi pounds; nrstln Chrlsunaa Handicap, s.v.m.-y. m. i ;ds:fc- ond In Squatter Handicap, Sidney, 08 pounds; third m Handicap, lOi pnunds. IMP I'HUiIUlUH-D sired fourteen winners n Australia In the last two years, and Btands a nd In .,aiiat. sires lm rted to this country this MDKSCP.Il*TI'lN âBeautiful bay with black points, lu-lk-hl I'- band- 2 Incln-s, weigh lug IH» pounds, show- ii.g great BUbatance and muscular development, wak- kantki, s,.. SI, and Ireefron, blen.lshes, either here.ll- lan' or jo IMP i.iiKmTKRPIBLD will make the season at . Ill-TKKBANK FARM (late HlnksK.n Ranch,. , about half-way between PeUiluma and SOBOma. Mar-- , an be sent to Lakuvllle per Steamer '"iMP. CHBSTERFIELn will also stand at Napa ltfLi"*<k Truck TERM".' *« f'.r the season, limited to twelve approved mares anil owner's nine, t-.v.ry ear,- taken, bin in, Han in lli mi accli - ,,r escapes. Fastonute, V, per month. For lurtl.er parllcnlars, apply 10 Prof. THOMAS BOWHILL, F.B.C.V.S., F.R.P.S., P il BOX 6, I-akevllle. 801 at',.,,fal. Parties sendlnl p al apply tn ,M R. I'll AB, si o I I. Baoa Track, Napa city. Stallions Stein way, 2:25f Chas. Derby, 2:20 - Prince Red 9940 Season 1894. Private Stallion - $100 the Season - $100 the Season Son of Red Wilkes SEASON COMMENCES FEBRUARY 1st and CLOSES JULY 1st Hares should be shipped to Oakwood Park Stock Farm ^Danville, per S. P. R. R., via Martinez. Best care given, but no liability assumed for accidents or escapes. Pasturage, J5 per mouth; hay and grain, $10 per month. For further particulars and catalogues address 0AKW00D pARK STQCK pAKM) Danville. Contra Cootn Conutv. Cut. THE GREAT FOUR-MILE RAGE HORSE! WILDIDLE The Son of Imp. Aust. nlian and the Turf Queen, Idletvild, by Lexington. SIRE OF WILDWOOD, FLAMBEAU. SINFAX. ELLA IIOAXK. MAY St., NOMAD, JIM lull <;- LAS, GARCIA, FLIRTATION, CHARMER And a host of other high-class winners, TOGETHER WITH MONDAY FINAL, Son or Monday nud Lottie J., by Wildfdle, Will Makk the Season of 1894 at WILDIDLE STOCK FARM, Santa Clara, Cal. WILD IDLE (limited to 10 mares') #200 for the season MONDAY FlWi. " 20 " 75 " " " Pasturage and best of care taken of mares at ?6 per month, but no responsibility assumed for accidents or escapes. Money to be paid when mar*1 is served, and in all cases before removal of mare from farm. For further particulars, address H. V. JL'DSO.V, Care of Y.'m. Dsbom, Box 223. Santa Clara, Cal. RED WILKESâELECTIONEER 1 rihe Standard Trotting Stallion SIEED BY â PRINCE RED <tOtO Ison of Bed Wilkes 1748 and Molly Stout, by Manihrino Patchen 58, etc.) nut or Ads F bVAntevohi764Snson of Electioneer and columbine, by A. W. I.lchmond 1687,; second da.n t'alypso Idam ol'\llvs."lmer"s, bvstelnwav, 2:25»4 ; third dam Alia .dam of Spartan, SIM, and fresco, the sire of fres- e'ni â â ."' bV"'-vlmonlH. fourth dam i the dam of Henderson, 2:271, by Brignoli 77 ; lilllt dam by Cripple, S°D AMEKr'n «,e\Vn'es"!,'rmtd^mâ¢^'d!,seal.brown cult In California. He is perfect in every way, and n, his Wool lines r ,.,â ."-.tin' er y acme of fashionable breedinc. an opportunity like this in Ket the services of si K-ha stall Ion a 'i el lltpire should not be neRlected The season will last until the lath of June only as be wMI the. â prepared for the races. He has already shown his ability to trol fast. He .sal the I las land 'rack His sen-ice fee will be 825 FOR THE SEASON, limited to ten mares. For further particulars apply lo _ Oakland Race Track, Cal i .- \\ ihlid!, colts and fillies lor sale. rack. JOHN GREEN To Secretaries. \vIRM-T.».\N FRAM1IHIO. Split-Second Timers With Minute Register In l*-u-Faee Nickel tans. Plllt K .... I920 Those timer- -.tart and stoj. promptly,and a .- â¢â reliable as the beat spllt-aeooud watches made. A. HIRSOHMAN, 113 Sutter Street Mill-'. OFâ PHCEBE WILKES Winning race rcc'.l 2111 ROCKER (P), â¢Â°e "'â ""' 2:11 And nine others In the 2:30 list, HI UK OF THE HAM OF-I WILLOW (8 >'â¢Â») Winning race record 2:22 nit \ Nli si UK OFâ WILKES'I >fsl winning "tec record JEROME TAYLOR race record PRIME 11 years) 2:17 2:21 2:24 3-4 ,,i:ka i- ultANli SIR! OF MAGGIE I-' years) race record,'Al heat 2:29 1-2 by GEO. WILKES, 2:22 First da.n HAG I.I'IK', to A n,eil,an Slar. h id nam LA nv 1 iiU'in by Hambletonian 10 inird damâDaughter ,.r um-'s Aodallah thi.-r. -eani, of IKM limited 1,1 twenty apprnved mares al lim,, money duo at time nl nervtoe Oaual return prlv- ie-,. rvloe m f re led. Book your mores late. Mares kept by ...oiitb or year at reasonable rates. Address R. I. MOOUIIEAI) .1 SON, tsanta Clara, Cal An EROS Gelding, Dam by WHIPPLKTON. Four years old; perfectly souiul; stands 16.2 hands high; color seal brown, not a white hair on hi in; broken single or double; has never been trained, but can show a '2:Mgait or better. As the owner has uo use for him he will sell him cheap. For further parllcnlars, apply lo DBNIVIB «.\v\o\. Oakland Trolling Park. To Lease, TWO hundred acres Of grass and 800 acresjiTalQ hind. The very best pasturage In the State On tie bay ataote, niiiv i1, iiniirs' ride in mi Eian Franc) scOi The ranch tswoll-fenoed wIUi redwood posts and pine boards; house of six rooms; aflur barn: two wells, 12 to 11 leei deep) with an abundant Bow w llme-atoue vvuIit; hv.i wlnilnillls, Willi tank. A mill- track can in- Diadflon the tule land r on the bottom, 100acres, Aildll'SS Dlt. POBBY, Owurr. tOfi Slock ton Si., s. F.; IH' ltUKKHKK ANUS ITSMAN. The'Great Son of Longfellow, FELLOWCHARM, Will make tbe season of 1S94 at the OLD WINTERS RANCH Near Sacramento. TERMS FOR THE RKASOX S50, (With the usual return privilege.) FELLOWCHARM, though only seven years old, Is sire of the winners, The Mallard and Oherouee. He Is By the Immortal Longfellow (Sire of Freeland, Lougstreet, The Bard, Cicero, icon atus, and other celebrities. 1st dam Trinket idam of Linlithgow, Tocor and West Wind, all winners), by imp. Great Tom, ami on to 17th dam. Trinket, the dam of ibis horse, is one of the most consistent broodmares of the present time. All her colts have been winners. Tocor, Linlithgow and West Wind areall winners, and all from Trinket, she came from old Bobinet, also a producer of two good winners, and by that great sire of broodmares, Great Tom. he by King Tom tsire of Phaeton, King Ban and King Ernest out ol Woodcraft, by Voltigenr (sire of imp. Billet). FeUowcliarm's nrst colts were sold last year as year- lings, and The Mallard, the tirst one trained, is a win- ner. To book mares or for any Information regarding this grand young horse, address, AB. 8TEMLER, 17 H> H Street, Sacramento, Cal Breed-to a Horse That Gets Early and Extreme Speed from all Kinds of Mares ABSORBINE REMOVES and all Soft liu ivlth- Capped Hock, Thorough-Pin, Wind Puffs out KemovloB ihe Hair nr throwing the horse out Of work. JiOOner bottle. W. F. I'OUXW. p. n. F.. Meridcn, Conn. If interested, write, ; also FOR WALK BV J. O'KANE, 767 Market Street, San Francisco, B.J. U1CEBY, lOti-l Broadway, Oaklaud, Cal. WOODABD, CLAHK d?O0., Portland, Oregon. Alexander Button 1997 FOUR-YEAP* OLD RECORD, 2:26 I-S. Sire of the fastest double-team on the Coast and Yok Maid (p),2:18 ; Tom Kyderfj)),?:!-! ; Belle Button (pi â J'tv. ; Mabel 11. 1-1', -:17't ; Bosa Mac, 2:-J0:i4 ; LUC) IV, 2:17)6; Laura Z.,2:23S : Los.au, 2:23^; Maud C 2:28; Kehoe, 2:29H, and nine other 'J:30 trotters; al tiit>se are race records ; no lin-cnn marks. Pedigree- Alexander Button is by Alexander -190, dam Lady Bill ton, by Napa Hauler; second dum a paring mares.! b hv* Copperlmttom. Alexander isire or Kelianct 2:22^ ; Tommy Todd, 2:21 ; Nellie Patchen, 2:27Ui,bj GeorgeM. Patchen Jr. 31, reeord 2:27, tli^t dam I<ad; Crum (dam of Gen. Dana, sire of dam of Frank M â 217'ii.bv Brown's Belll'uunder. George M. PatCbPi! Jr. 31 Is sire uf tenia 2:30 list and his tons mid dangl teia arc noted for their Speed and breetilng-ou quail Every performer sired by Alexander Button Ii out Of noit'ritniidnrd mares nt the time they wer bred. IVo nintler what marex he wan bred to ever1 colt from Ciydetdales upcouldtrot fast. TERMS 675 FOR THE SEASON. All bills must be paid al end of season. Mares nc proving wiih foal may be returned next season free charge. Good pasturage furnished at $2 per month, at due care taken to prevent accidents or escapes, but n liability whatever assumed. Will stand at Cache Creek Farm, which is situate about one ami one-half miles west ot Yolo Station. All mares sent to Yolo iu my care will be forwards- free of charge. ti. W. WOODARO, Proprietor,, Yolo, Yolo Co., Cal ts

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