. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. NEERNUT 2:12'/2. gets speed, size, style, soundness and endurance. There are no cripples among the Neerauts, and all of them have quality, speed and strength. Neernut is' the sire of that great trotting mare Neeretta 2:16% at 3, 2:11% at 4 and 2:09% at 5. The fastest record for mares for those three years. Last sea- son Goldennut got a mark of 2:11% and Burnut 2:13%; in 1906 Neergard got a record of 2:16% and Jenny A. 2:13. Were it not for the fact that every owner of a Neernut believes he has the finest road- ster ever foaled (equal to many that are entered in
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. NEERNUT 2:12'/2. gets speed, size, style, soundness and endurance. There are no cripples among the Neerauts, and all of them have quality, speed and strength. Neernut is' the sire of that great trotting mare Neeretta 2:16% at 3, 2:11% at 4 and 2:09% at 5. The fastest record for mares for those three years. Last sea- son Goldennut got a mark of 2:11% and Burnut 2:13%; in 1906 Neergard got a record of 2:16% and Jenny A. 2:13. Were it not for the fact that every owner of a Neernut believes he has the finest road- ster ever foaled (equal to many that are entered in the races on the circuit) there is no doubt his list of 2:20 and 2:30 performers would exceed that of any other grandson of Electioneer. His tabulated pedigree shows the source from whence his excellence oemes. His sire, Albert W. 2:20, was one of the gamest campaigners ever raced in California. He sired Little Albert 2:10, a gelding that the late Mon- roe Salisbury claimed was the toughest, gamest and most consistent little campaigning trotter he ever crossed the Rockies with. Albert W.'s next fastest son was Neernut 2:12% (trial, 2:09), Miss Albert 2:15%, William Albert 2:16%, Dudley Olcott and sixteen others in 2:30. His daughters have pro- duced Icon 2:10, Bob Ingersoll 2:14%, Pop 2:17 and eight others in 2:30, while four of his sons sired fourteen and Neernut 2:12% is the greatest of these four. Albert W. 2:20 was by Electioneer 125, out of Sister (also dam of Bonanza 2:29% and grandam of two under 2:20 and Waldstein 2:22%, sire of nine in 2:30) by John Nelson 1S7 (sire of four in 2:30 and the dams of nine in 2:30). He was by a son of imported Trustee, the latter the sire of Trus- tee, the first horse to trot twenty miles in an hour. Neernufs third dam was The Lamont Mare (dam of Aurora 2:27, etc.) by Abdallah 1. The dam of Neernut 2:12% was a very fast and game trotting mare called Clytie II. She trotted a mile to cart in 2:20. She was by Nutwood 2:1S% (sire of 174 in 2:
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