. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, December 14, 1912.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 16 versus FICTION FACTS: The 34-inch barrel PARKER GUN in the hands of Mr. Wm. E. Crosby made the season's highest official average scoring 1952 x 2000 targets— per cent. Same man, same gun, won the bona fide championship of America at Spring- field, Ohio, scoring 198 x 200 targets, and the same combination of man again made the world's greatest record at Denver, scoring 98 x 100 targets at 11 yards. MORE FACTS: Mr. C. B. Eaton, an amateur, shooting a Parker Gun, made one straight run of 332 targets, a


. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, December 14, 1912.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 16 versus FICTION FACTS: The 34-inch barrel PARKER GUN in the hands of Mr. Wm. E. Crosby made the season's highest official average scoring 1952 x 2000 targets— per cent. Same man, same gun, won the bona fide championship of America at Spring- field, Ohio, scoring 198 x 200 targets, and the same combination of man again made the world's greatest record at Denver, scoring 98 x 100 targets at 11 yards. MORE FACTS: Mr. C. B. Eaton, an amateur, shooting a Parker Gun, made one straight run of 332 targets, and at Denver made the great record of 97 x 100 targets at 23 yards. FACTS spall success, plus satisfaction—NET RESULT: JOY. FICTION: pictures grand achievements (on paper) supplemented occasionally by adroitly padded records. NET RESUI/T: Failure, plus disappointment. Discriminating sportsmen are adopting small-bore PARKER GUNS which kill the game in the air, obviating the firing of a fusillade to murder a cripple. Fop full information regarding guna in gauges from S to 28. address PARKER BROS., Meriden, Conn, Or A. W. du Bray, Resident Agent, P. O. Box 102, San Francisco. N. Y. Salesrooms. 32 Warren Street. MANUFACTURERS ™ OUTFITTERS, FOR THE | SPORTSHAH CAMPER1™ ATHLETE. (pmpaw EQUIPMENT , «? APPARATUS I FOR JVERY NEED. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. SAN FRANCISCO, THE LEADING SIRE OP FUTURITY WINNERS ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Prince Ansel ^ Race Record 2:20^. By Dexter Prince 11363 (sire of Bernice R. 2:07^, Lisonjero 2:0S*4, Eleata 2:0S^, James L. 2:09%, I Edith 2:10, etc.); dam Woodflower (dam of 2, 1 sire S >v>^AHHBV^V "f 10 and 1 ,lam of !) »y Ansel 2:20 (sire of 16, 4 | sires of 11 and 14 dams of 17 in 2:30); son of Elec- " " tioneer and Annette by Lexington: second dam May- flower, a great brood mare by St. Clair 16675, etc. Sire of Prince Lot (2) 2:29, 1912, 2:07%; "Wesos 2:12%' Lottie Ansel (2) 2:14%; Adansel (3) 2:14%; Arista An


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