Breeder and sportsman (1891) (20221402398)

Title: Breeder and sportsman
Identifier: breedersportsma181891sanf (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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1891 ^Ix* §frjeje&er awd jlporismau. 201 For Sale A FIRST-CLASS Napa County Farm STOCK RANCH, 800 Acres Improved, SITUATED TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM NAPA CITY, with good roads leading thereto, a good hard finished house of nine rooms, with all mod- ern improvements, streams running all summer, a great amount of live oak and black oaktiiuber. It lies in a fruit belt, Buxrounded by fine vineyards and orchards growing upon the same quality of soil, and originally a part of thtB tract. About one-half Bill, and one-half rolling land, but none of it is steep and all easily cultivated, splendidly situated for the breed. log of fine horses. Price, f So per acre. Further par ticuiars given at this office. BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN, 313 Bnsh St. For JS£tle. THE ST 1SII.IK11 11KEU .STALI.II>> Courier Boy, 8,133 Toaled May 1\ 1886: rich seal brown; sixteen hands high; rangy, and well proportioned. By Sterling 6.22), Bireof Argent, 2:24)*, Beatrice, three years. 2:3S, Acrobat, 2193*, Vigor, tbrte years, 2:28, lirillUnt. trial 2 27, sire of Brtliantine, 2-.:!0, at three years. First dam Mahaska Bell by Flaxtiil No. S3.132, record 2:26. Mahaska Bell, dam of lawn, record 2:30J<. Chieo, trial 2 23s, Flirt, dam of Memo, 2:20)4. Wing Wing, trial 2:32. Flaxtail ft 132, sire of Empress, 2:295^, Prairie Bird, record 2 2S)£. C TJRIEtt BOY has not been handled for speed Bincehis two-year-old form. Is perfectly sound, and a natural trotter. For price, inquire of W. C. HARLAN, "Winters. Yolo Co., C'al. FOR SALE, CEEAP. ft Best Grain "Leconltre" Adjusted to heat and cold and positions. Patent regulator: quarter and minute repeater; split second; chronograph; IS karat cose3. if early new; in perfect order, and ccst ?:50. Apply or addreBS, THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN, 313 Bush Street, San Francisco, Cal. FOR SALE. The Bay Mare By Whe itley, full sister to Di4-y D , now in foal to Harry Peyton, and her filly seven months old by Three Cheers, full sister to Acclaim. Price for both H500. Or Rosette, $1.000; filly, S5U0. UNDERHILL & McFAYDEN. Santa Rosa, Cal. I FILLIES AT PUBLIC AUCTION. William Easton, of the Sew York Tatter- â¢alls (Limited) will sell for me at bis bazaar on tbo corner of Fifty-fifth street and Seventh Avenne, on DATES TO BE YET ANNOUNCED, Forty-eight (48) head of trolting-bred fillies and Btaluons, the get of Monroe Chief, 2:18 1-4, Blackbird (Reavis') 2:22, And Young Steinway, Being most desirable for Eastern breeding farms. The eel brated trotting mare, Vic H., which got a record of 2:18 in her first season on the turf, will accompany this consignment. The fact that Dr. Sparks (2:25J in a third heat at three years old) is out of a Monroe Chief mare, will be no objection to twenty-flve of these fillies. Forty of them have the blood of Blackbird 3:^2, or which eleven are hia daughters and tw-nty-nine are bis grand-daughters. These should breed well to all fashionable stallions. DAVID M. REAVIS. Thoroughbred Mares For Sale. Charlotte, by Lyitie ton, Dizzy Blonde by Chlllcotne. Marllle, by Glengarry. ISmilax, by Saxon. Termeeant.by Great Tom These mares are all fasblonablv bred, one being lalfB'ster to Reform and another out of a sister to teform, and DUzv Blonde, the only one having h<?r iroduce trained, is dam of Rometta. a winner. For urther particulars, apply to BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN, 813 Bustf Street, San Francisco, Cal, ; ANNUAL SALE âOFâ Pure-Bred ABERDEEN P0LLED- ANGUS, GALLOWAY, DEVON AND DURHAM CATTLE, Property of the Estate of the late SETH COOK, of COOK FaKM, Contra Costa County. TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR, AT PUBLIC AUCTIOIVT, THURSDAY, March 5, 1891. at 11 A. M, at RAILROAD STABLES, Corner Turk and Steiner Streets, S. F.
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The offering will consist of YOONG BULLS and HEIFERS of the highest type of breeding, duly registered. Certificates of breeding will accompany each animal. KILLIP & CO., Auctioneers, Catalogues now ready. 2£ Montgomery Street, San Francisco. * a I Closing Out Sale OF Well-bred Trotting Stallions, Brood- Mares, Colts and Fillies, â Being the entire Stud ofâ San Miguel Breeding Farm- property of Irvin Ayres. Esq. Among them is the well known Stallion MAMBR1NO WILKES, son of GEORGE WILKES, the sire of five in the 2 20 lis , and three others which all horsemen know could have been put there last season, as well as several others that can trot in 2:30. The great race hoTse BALKAN, can trot in 2:20 with as good a chance of loweringthat mark as any horse of his age ever prespnted The great broodmare FANNY FERN with twelve oTher immediate proeenyâthe phenomenal colt FREED â >f. yearling record 2:29)£, descends from Fanny Fern through Mollv Drew. A string of highly bred produ ingdams. amongst-hose progenv aie GUS WILKES, BALKAN. MrLlTTA, CXAR\ P., CRALD \ N. ALPHEUS, FRED ARNOLD, MOLLY DREW, and numerous others. For description of which an 1 extended pedigree seod to under- signed for catalogue. *ia e to take place On Saturday, March 7th, 1891, at 11 a. m., at OAKLAND TROTTING PARK. Mr. Ayres having decided to retire permanently from the breeding of trotting horses, will dispose of every animal upon the farm, with the exception of two work horses, without limit or reserve. Catalogues will he ready February 9. KILLIP & CO , Auctioneers. M Montgomery St. San Francisco. :- Electioneer - Nutwood. -:- -FOR SALE- Tlxe Electioneer F'illv