. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 238 $tc WxmXw mul j^xnterosro. April 12 w THE TROTTING STALLION SILVERHBBL JLL MAKE THE SEASON" OF 1SSJ AT THE DASHAWAY STABLES, 370 Eleventh street, between Franklin and Webster streets, Oak- lasi!"verheel is a dark bay. foaled July 5th 1S7B; bred by R. B. Chisholm of Kane Countv, minnis! Sired by Wilson's Blue Bull, bis dam Maggie Rice bv Gage's Logan; grandam Fanny Stratford, a mare which had every mark of high breeding, and was the dam of John A. Rice that showed a 2:10 gait when two years old. Logan by Rysdyk's Hambletonian; his dam Lady Wallace
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 238 $tc WxmXw mul j^xnterosro. April 12 w THE TROTTING STALLION SILVERHBBL JLL MAKE THE SEASON" OF 1SSJ AT THE DASHAWAY STABLES, 370 Eleventh street, between Franklin and Webster streets, Oak- lasi!"verheel is a dark bay. foaled July 5th 1S7B; bred by R. B. Chisholm of Kane Countv, minnis! Sired by Wilson's Blue Bull, bis dam Maggie Rice bv Gage's Logan; grandam Fanny Stratford, a mare which had every mark of high breeding, and was the dam of John A. Rice that showed a 2:10 gait when two years old. Logan by Rysdyk's Hambletonian; his dam Lady Wallace by Ohio With little training when four years old, Silverheel showed three heats inside of 2:40. TERMS. Twenty-five dollars the season; will make terms for insurance. Sea- Bon to en" J,Uy 'St- SA< K«IDKK A CHISHOOI. Hambletonian Trotting Stallion. BOB MASON By ECHO His dam Belle Mason by Belmont, thoroughbred. Echo bv Rvsdyk's Hambletonian. his dam Fanny Felter by Magnolia (bv American star). Belle Mason by Belmont (Williamson's). First dam Lucv Johnson, by the Pony (son of imported Leviathan). Second dam Cataipa, by Frank. Third dam, by John Richards. Will make the season of 1884 for a limited number of mares, at the OAKLAND TROTTING PARK. Description. Bob Mason is a mahogany bay, with inside of off hind ankle white and star in forehead; sixteen hands, and weighs 1,100. Foaled May 10th 1879 He is of fine kindly disposition, a natural trotter, and has shown great speed, but as vet has no public record. For a fine portrait and full description of the horse see Breeder and Spoilsman of June 30th, 1883. For full history of his sire Echo, see Breeder: and Spoilsman July 29th, 1882. See also, for his full brother Exile, Breeder and Sfobts- MANissue of September 10th, 1882. Terms. Fifty dollars the season, payable at time of service. All mares at risk of owners. Mares not proving in foal can be returned the following season free of charge. Good pasture at =5 per month. CHARLE
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