Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma171890sanf (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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1890 Sfoe %xzz&tx mttf gptivlsmm. 525 Hollywood Trotting Stock, Property of B. C. HOLLY, Vallejo, Cal. TO BE SO 1.1) AT I PUBLIC AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, January 7, 1891, commencing at 10:30 o'clock, at Hollywood Farm, Situated three miles from Vallejo on the Napa Road. All Trains Stop at Flosden. Poplar Grove Breeding FARM. Standard-bred Trotters, Colts \ and Fillies. Tbe get of < I.OVIS, 4909; PASHA. 1039; APEX. S93S. IF*or Sale. Address S. N. STRAUBE, Poplar Grove Breeding Farm, Inspection by intending purchasers invited, and information by mail.
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o t r and Sex Election . _. Mountain Boy.. Mart Boorbem... Almonitlon ... Hollywood . Wildwood ... Captain Drake. Llssetteâ Hattie W Pink, 2:23K» Annie Almont... Economy, 2;3tf. Clara Belle 2;29K. Flora G, Violette . br m grm Lady Patchen... Victreae Belle PhyliB Luna (p) MiBB Bedouin Mamie W "VeBta _ .. Annie S _â.. . Woudhower.. Pansy.. Carrie Bed Oak WilBon Mount tioliy . Marcus Daly.. Denlo.. Why Not. Flosden Lilly Fnsilade's Last. Fusileer Sidoey Joslyn blk f be be bike be eh g ch m ch m ch in ch in be be ch Kentucky Prince. Alcazar, 2-.20H. Sidney, 2:19 W. Alcona. Woodnnt,2;16Ji. Woodnnt, 2:16Ji. Woodnot, 2;16X. Woodnut, 2.16M- Abdallab Wilkes. Albert W, 2:20 Tilton'B Almont. Echo. Stamboul,2:UW Geo.M.Patchen Jr. Victor. _ l,2:26H. Admiral. Dashwood. Bedouin. Wm. Corbitt. Woodnut. 2:16K- Alcona Clay. Woodnut. 2:1«H. Indio. â , . McDonald Chief. Happy Prince. Happy Prince. Happy Prince. Happv Prince. Redwood, 2:24 V Happy Prioce. Mountain Boy. Woodnut, 2;I6#. Mount Vernon. rmp. Kyrle Daly. Jim Brown. Three Cheers. SOUTHER FARM P. O. Box 208. IK mileB northeast of San Leandro; 8 nilleB southeast of Oakland. Turn off county road between above places at "Stanley Boad," % mile north oK San Leandro. San Leandro, Cal. HoraeB boarded at all times in any manner desired. Best of care but no responsibility for accidents. ColtB broken and handled for the road or track. Terms reasonable. Lizzie H, by Whipple's Hambletonian; 2nd dam Lizzie Harris by Comus, he bv Green's Bashaw. ElBie by Messenger Duroc; 2nd dam Green Mountain Maid(the dam uf 7in2:3j and of Electioneer, tbe sire of 69 in ihe IlBt.") Flower Girl by Arthurton; 2nd dam Flora (pole record 2:33) bv General Mctlellan Towhead bv Echo; 2nd dam by Flaxtall. Pansy by cassius M.Clay, Jr.; 2nd dam Lady Richelieu by Richelieu. Amelia by Albert W; 2nd dam Pacific Maid by Elmo, sire ot Alfreds (2:16). â Hattie W by Alaska; 2nd dam Sally Coward by May Boy (sire of Controller); 3d dam Young Molly by Young Lodi. , , Lady Patahenby George M. Patchen, Jr.; 2od dam by .Norwood, 3d dam by Langford. Pattl P by Admiral; 2od dam bv Venture. Musette by startle (.sire of Majolica, 2:15); 2nd dam Becky sharp by Billy Denton. Stinted to Woodside. Pacific Maid by Elmo tsi-e of Ailred S., 2:16); 2nd dam by David Hill; 3d dam by General Taylor, ctinted to St. Sally Coward by May Boy; 2nd dam Young Molly by Young Lodi. Stinted to Election. Dam by Echo; 2nd dam by Rifleman (sire, Colonel Lewis 2:1830. Madam Nelson by John Nelson. Stinted to Election. Lady Berky by Muldoon; 2nd dam Berky Mare by St. Clair, diintedto Woodside. Doole Fil'y by Muldoon; 2nd da.m by McCracken s Black Hawk. Stinted to Election. Da-u by Conway's Patchen; 2nd dam by Jack Hawkins. Viola by Echo; 2nd dam Woodbine by Woodburn. Stinted Lady Fay (.dam of Del Fay) by Modoc Chief (thorough- Dam by Norwood; 2d dam by Langford. Stinted to Elec- Dam by Echo. Stinted to George Washington. Bv McDonald Chief, ^tinted to R dwood. Dapnne by Wbipple'B Hambletonian; 2d dam FLoebe Carey by Chieftan. Stinted to Kafir. â Mills Mare by Go.dfiuder; 2d dam by Langford. Stinted Llehtfoot (dam of Elmonte, 2:29), by Hubbard; 2d dam Brunette by Rifleman (sire Colonel Lewis, 2:18%). Stinteuto MointainBoy. Bv iin(onyMediu.m; 2d dam the dam of Nellie Barns, 2:27. Queen's Filly by A. W. Richmond, sire of Arrow,2 13X, Romero, 2:19*; 2d dam Queen by Ben Wade (thor- Vlotette byOeorge M. Patchen Jr.; 2d dam Viola by Echo. Dinah by Prompter; 2d dam by The Moor; 3d dam by Williamson's Belmont. Nettle Ward by Echo; 2d dam Mills Mare by Golunnder. Fhylis by Admirable; 2d dam Daphne by Whipple's Ham- bletonian. , , _ _. .. . Patii P.*tcb by Alexander, 2d dam Emma Steitz by Mountain Boy. â ⢠_ _, ,_ _ Hattie W. by Alaska; 2d dam Sally Coward by May Boy. Lady Patchen by George M. Patchen Jr.; 2d darn by Nor- VloTetie'by George M. Patchen Jr.; 2d dam Viola by Clara Bell by Alaska; 2d dam Dooly Filly bv Muldoon. Victress by Victor; 2nd dam by Echo. - Aurella by Aibert W.; 2d dam. Pacific Maid by Elmo. Lisette by Abdallah Wilkes; 2d dam, Musette, by Startle. Irieh Lass by imp. Kyrle Daly. By IowaTuckyha; 2d dam (record 2.23K) by Hambleton- Daisy Miller by Revolver. Stinted to Mountain Boy. Nannie Hubbard by Hubbard of Tycoon. â â _ â, By Joe Hooker, full sister to Fred Collier Glen Fortune, By Electioneer 125. lstdam Glenneby Messen- ger Duroc 106. 2d dam Glenella by Wood- ward's Star, Bon of See- ly's American Star. Jester D, By Almont 33. 3d dam Sbanghai Mary (dam of Green Mountain Maid and grandam of Electioneer. 106. 2d dam Nelly McDon- aid (thorougnbred) by Colossus, son of imp. Sovereign. 3d dam Maid of Mon- mouth (grandam of Praetor, 2:29^) by Traveller. 4th dam and beyond thoroughbred. El Benton, By Electioneer 125. 2d dam Norma (dam of Norval, 2;17>4) by Nor- man 25. Figaro, Hambletonian 725 let dam Fmblem (Bis- ter to Voltaire.Z:20"i) by Tattler 300. 2d dam YonDg Portia (dam of Voltaire, 2:20J«,Chtlde Harold, two-mile record, 5:04. etc.) by Mambrlno Chief 11. 3d dam Portia by Roe buck. 4th dam Eagletta (thor- oughbred) by Grey Eagle. 4th dam by Whip. How to Get Stock to the Souther Farm. The Souther Farm Is one and a half miles northeast of San Leandro, and eight mileB southeast of Oak- land. The stables are about one mile east of the connty road, which runs between Oakland and San Lean- dro. The place to turn off is at Stanley Road, where a large signboard of the farm is placed. Guide boards will be found at every cross road. Tbe roads are very good. All stock sent from San Francisco may be brought over by ExpreBS, which leaves San Francisco on the Creek route boat. In the case of very young or very valuable horses, the Souther Farm will send reliable men to lead or drive over any stock that will not lead behind a wagon. A small charge will be made in such cases, to cover the extra expense Incurred. Horses are very easily taken from Oakland to the farm, and where it is Inconvenient for owners to bring them or send them, the farm will serd after anything that is to come. Horses can be shipped by rail from almost all parts of the State to San Leandro. Always notify the Farm several davs before shipping anything, and then men will be oo hand to receive sto^k on arrival. The railroad station is but two miles from the Souther Farm, and the agent invariably gives immediate notice of the arrival of any stock consigned to the above farm, but when word is sent to t he farm in good season by letter or telegram, the animals sent are saved waiting a couple or hours in the ear Passenger trains leave San Francisco Ifrom the broad gauge ferry) and First and Broadway, Oakland, at Freqnent intervals during the day. 1 here are several trains from San Jose to San Leandro on both the broad and narrow gauge railroads; the broad gauge, by way of Niles, is much more convenient for getting to the farm. There are trains each day from -Sacramento, Stockton andLivermore to San Leandro. In ordi- nary weather it iB a short and pleasant drive from Oakland to tbe Souther Farm or from San Francisco to the Farm by way of the Creek route f^rry boat. Always notify the Souther Farm just when you will arrive at San Leandro, and some one will meet you at the station. If you do not recognize the farm conveyance, ask tbe stage driver, who will point it out. for references, Write to reasonable. the above address for references, circulars and price lists. Visitors Welcome any day except Sunday. Terms GILBERT TOMPKINS, Proprietor. Joe Daniels. MUner. John W. Norton. Sid. sid- Hamlet or Ironsides Stinted to Reveille, (sire Stinted to Prince of Norfolk. Amanda L. by Shannon. Bv imp. Intruder. Fusilade by Wardance. Fusilade's Last by John W. Norton. N'inena by Jim Brown. Ninena by Jim Brown. (For extended breeding of thor. on hbredssee Bruce's American Stud Book. A-nTioiinceineiit. THE STANDARD STAH.ION CADUCAS 10,480, By Almont Medium 2:28*. dam Amelia T., (by Alcona 730), full sister to Prince Warwick 2:l<5j, Caducas ia a handsome two-year-old, thoroughly broken, and while be has not been driven for speed as yet, be shows great promise. Also FREMONT, By Lemont. dam Crest by Clark Chief. For further particulars address, H. K. MOORE, Moscow, Idano. Sa,le A FIRST-CLASS Owlngto .11 Health, I have folly determined to sell at "cSonw.nfc Mock "?££"£% and'have all the remarkable getters are Included. TERMS OF CREDIT. While the term, of the sale are cash, responsible hovers may ^tf^Vp^l^otmmjlot«i<^«^ time, by observing the following conditions: Bnyers must f nrnlsh »»"s.»«»rf,,!e5HsB* andI " noorser of Jnepfenor^ In reference to credits, addresB B. C. Holly, Vallejo, Cal. For Catalogues, ready about December 1st, address B- 0- HOLLY, Vallejo, Cal. Trotting Stallion for Sale We are authorized to offer at private sale THE TROTTING STAIXIOSi Brocken, Five yearB old; color, brown; 16.2 hands; bred by Capt. A. J. Hutchinson; Blred By A. W Richmond, fslre of RICHMOND JR., ROMERO, ARROW, the DAM OF ANTEEO, and ANTEVOLO and other noted horses); lstdam Maid of the Mist, by Norfolk; 2d dam Eva Coombs, by Billy Cheatham; ad dam Ruby by Winnebago, aon of imp. Glencoe. BROCKEN Is thoroughly broken, but has never been driven for speed. He can trot a 40 gait now wttu ease. H1b pedigree shows rare breeding, comb ning trotting blood with the most fashionable strains ot thoroughbred. It Includes crosses to Lexington and Glencoe with a double croBS to Boston. For good. Btout blood, thia pedigree cannot be excelled. For terms, apply to KILLIP & CO., Auctioneers, 22 Montgomery Street 8.., P.. Oal, IF'or JSetle A HAJLF HROTHER TO ALMONT PATCHEN, il-.lS, trial S:13 3-4). JDANTTO JE. Is a beantlfnl bright bay, black points with no white, foaled 1886. is a colt he has ilven mnch more promise than did Almont Patchen It the same age. Instead of being a pacer, he is a good square trotter, with every indication of great speed, and is so gentle and kind, that a lady can drive him The owner's only reason for selling him is that' bnsiness callB him away from thiB section of the State He will be sold at a reasonable figure This is a splendid opportunity for a gentleman to Becure a first-class trotter at a very low figure. The pedigree of Juanllo Jr. Is by Jnanlto (sire of Almont Patchen), dam Nettle Moore by Old Tom Moore, For further particulars, addresB JTJAN1T0 JE., Santa Olara P. 0â Oal. Stallions and Colts r"or Sale. Tlie Get of tbe olebrated Racing: Stallion HATSWATER. FROM FINELY BBED MAEES. Inquire of . _ J. HEINLEIN, Lemoore, Tulare County, Cal. Napa County Farm OR STOCK RANCH, 800 Acres Improved, SITUATED TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM NAPA CITY, with good roada leading thereto, a good hard finished house of nine rooms, with all mod- ern improvements, Btreams running all summer, a Sreat amount of live oak and black oak timber. It ;es In afruit belt, Biirrounded by fine vineyards and orchards growing upon tbe same quality of Boil, and originally apart of this tract. About one-half bill, and one-half rolling land, but none of It is steep and all easily cultivated, splendidly situated fortbebreed- lng of fine horses. Price, $65 per acre. Further par- ticulars given attblfl office. BKEEDEK AND SPOKTSMAN, For Private Sale. TTAT)0-C1Q . BLOOD, COACHING, DRAUQBT, IlUrbO£jr) . alao BROOD MAKES and RiCE- HORSES, and will Belect Blood Stallions 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 tnteresta having special atten- tion. H. A. THOMPSON, LateC. BUOCE LOWE, 19 BUffli Stâ Sydney, New South Wales. For Sale. Complete Road Outfit, A FIRST-CLASS lELotxcX Maro, By Todbunter's RENO, out of a NELSON mare. She is a handsome Borrel In color; kind, gentle and fast; can go all d*v and show a 2 ;60 gait on the road. Will he sold at a reasonable price. Alao a new Columbus buggy, harness, robes, blanH- ete.etc. Apply at FASHION STABLES, Ml Ellis Street, S. F. Fmoxr Sa^le. The Grey Gelding JOHNNIE HAYWARDS, Record 9:26. Sired by POSCORA HAYWARDS, dam by THE MOOR. Firet-claee road horse; kind and gentle. Has trotted nine heats on the earne day In races thia year better than 2:30, and a mile inj:-"^. ALSO THE FIVEYEAR-OLD STALLION PROSPECT, (Standard bred), BvPASIIA.dam FAWN by BUCCANEER. PROS- PECT is a beautiful fcolden sorrel, of splendid Btyle and conformation. HaB had no training, but shows evidence of Bpeed, having trotted a mile in 2:38 this For termB and particulars, address this oflice, or L. LEVY, 420 Sansome Street, S. F. Car Room. THE UNDERSIGNED, now on Ills way to Cali- fornia, will return EaBt with a Car Load of Horses, and will hive room In the car for a few extra liorm-e. A rare chance for anyone Intending to ship Ernst. Address GEO. STARK, CareWM. CORBiTI San Mat' â

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