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Border Wilkes

N0. 29 GRADE.

One of the most beautiful carriage

staliions in the maritime provinces, will make the season, 1916, at the owners stables where he will be cheer

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'rna an s'rAr.L1oN Bingen Boy

Sired by Commodore Ledyard Dam

Parketta by Parkside, then with Her- mamlo Allrlght Bashaw Prince and Saiadln Strain of blood, Saladin be- ing one of the handsomest and best stock gettors ever imported to 'Prince Edward island. Bingen Boy is a full brother to Nutwood now owned by Stanley Wedlock, City being a first prize winner at the Dominion Exhibi- tion. Also a first prize winner at _the Provincial Exhibition. His dam Park- etta has taken first prize every time shown. Also won two first prizes last Exhibition. Bingen Boy ig coming three years old. '

Mares at owners risk.

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Baron Border

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Enrolment Pure Bred No. 46 will

stand at the owners stables, Southport for the season of 1916. Alexander Kennedy. 9856-5-20MSTu8i11d.

fully shown. He is a complete duplic: Patch

ate of his celebrated Sire Broder 2.11% bred in Tensssee and owned by H.C. Lydiard N. S., damshandon Belle by Almont Wilkes dam of Score card 2.80 in a winning race on a heavy track. was one of the best all round blood mares in the province. By his breed- ing on both sides it can readily' be seen Border Wilkes is not of the mixed gaited hop step and leap kind that are always known to be busy in the bunch killing time in the rear whilst the up headed, straight galted. graceful striders are winning the money. Terms $10.00 for season set- tled Dec. 1st, 1916. insure $13.00.

JOSEPH MoDDNALD»

Enrolment No. 44 SON OF JOE PATCHEN 2.01%. Dlrectum Patch is a beautiful black

stallion. stands 15.2 hands high and weighs 1.050 pounds; foaled 1906. Bred by P. M. Musica, New York, N. Y.

He is a horse of wonderful intellig-

ence; has the best of disposition, rac- ing instincts and courage; is a rugged tough horse with exceptionally fine head and body: extra strong limbs and best oi’ feet. ,L

He was sired by a world’s champion

iron race horse. Joe Pntchen, 2.01%. one of the greatest race horses of all time and sire of the champion Dan Patch, 1.55 that sold for $60,000; out

Vernon mer 3|-|d¢g,. of a mare by Directum Kelly, 2.08%.

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Dlrsctum Patch is a sure foal getter

son. His first' foals are oomi11g'_yqa_1{ olds, and they will speak for him as a sire. See the "American Horse Breed- er of 1916. which clearly shows that son of 1916 at the farm of _ JOHN A. McPi-IEE, Bellevue, Prince

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T0 PTE. CLIFFORD KEENAN “A” C0'_Y., 105TH._ BAT. _

A very pleasant evening of the 24th

was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keenan, Wood islands, when a large number of friends and neighbours ga/thered to bid farewell to their son Pte. Clifford Keenan who leaves shortly with his regiment he 105th for Active Service. The even- ing was spent in music, games, sing- ing. etc. .Music on the organ was fur- nished by Mrs. G. Keerran, Miss Ada. McLeod and Miss Tens. Horton. Violin music was also furnished by Mr. C. S. McDonald and Mr. Daniel Keenan. A sliver military wristlet watch was given him by his parents, sisters and brothers. The following address was read by his cousin Mr. Percy Keenan while his sister Miss Myrtle -Keenan presented the watch. Being taken so much by surprisé he was unable to make any reply. Mr. C. S. McDon- ald made a very suitable and clever speech, testifying to the popularity and esteem in which he was held by the community, after which a. large supper was served by his mother and with the singing of the National An- them a very pleasant evenlns was brought to 0. close. _

< ADDR E88.

Dear Clifford: On the eve of your departure to

resume your Military duties and to rejoin your comrades in arms after your brief but pleasant vacation among us we your parents, brothers and sis- ters cannot allow you to leave us with- out some expression of our kind re-

Baron Iigh Ball

Baron High Ball will arrive in Sum-

merside on the lst June and remain at the driving park till the 1st Aug- ust, with two of his ycarling which are to be trained by S. A. Rockford. They are some trottsrs. .' 9820-5-18Mtf.

.iiAYOR 'l'0l)l) 216 1-4

ENROLMENT N0. 94.

Mayor Todd, 2.18%, is too well

known to need anything said of him. His honors in show ring and on race track are history. He comes of two of the greatest families in the world -- Todd, 2.14% and Alcoyne. McKinney families. His colts have been the larg- est prizs winners when shown. He will be found at the stables of Francis W. Hughes, Grafton Street.

Tormsz- Season, 315.00; insure

$20.00. Mares at owner’s risk.

HAMMOND KELLY.

Owner.

Imported Clydesdale

'l`ll0RNEl)AlE` 17623

ENROLMENT N0. 86.

Sired by High Honor by Hiawatha,

dam, Kate of Chapelton by Prince of Clay foaled April 26, 1912, imported from Scotland by Smith & Richardson, Columbus, Ont., and purchased there by Mr James Roper of Roper Bros., Royalty, will stand for the season at the stables of Frances W. Hughes, Grafton St., on Monday. Tuesday. and Saturday. Balance of time at Messrs. Roper's. ' '

Tsrms:- Season, $12.00. insure.

$15.00. Mares at owners' risk.

' JAMES RDPER,

, HAMMOND KELLY. ' Owners.

cisco A 2221-4_

Reg. No., 2001. Enrolment No. 85.

.sired hy Bingen 2.05%, dam by Alendorf, by "Onward,

This ls. 'a good son of -Bingen, 2.06%

`Sohs`oi Bingen sired 134 Standard Per former! in 1915 McKinney, 2.11% stands second in this respect with 58, Axworthy third with 55 and Peter the Great with 54. Csero A.,was purchased at the Old Glory Sale in November iasband will be given a short season in‘ the stud before being trained forthe fall races. Hs will be -in the bands of the veteran. Mr. John 0. ’Brian. Bonahaw, and will be at his stables on May 20 leaving there on ,Monday-morning, May 22. travelling through (lrapsud to .labor Lss’l. at noon; than through North Tryon by Cape Traverse at W. Noonan's,. Al- bany. over night. my za un-ours Searletown to Pat Connolly’s, noon than by Ross Corner to Kensington 0'" llinhh- May 24 to Walter Foundjs noon. thsn,to Austin McNelll's. Stan- |°7 Bfidlo. over night. May 25. than to,Wiiligam McNeiil’s Cavendish, than to Hector Buchanmn’s over night. |°\Vil\K there Saturday mominl f°l‘ Steve Colon, Milton, leaving there at- noon for Charlottetown whore he will

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us often and we will do our best to cheer you when you are within the sound of the guns. As a small token of our esteem and love we present yo this watch. We shall always be think-

undergo these for so noble a. purpose ‘"8 0! )'0ll Bild WiB\ll“K Y°“ 5“°‘f‘*°5 (5 gmpeued by the very hgghest sense wherever you are. We will be prayin8 of duty and patriotism. It is gratify- f°|'_Y°“ ‘md h°Pi”5 y°“ Wm “IWW” ing to us that you have chosen this W" Y°‘"` tm" m GW' the father' -the very important course. Soon you will 5“'°" °f an 5°°d Um* -

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IN THE STUD

Tile -Superlutively Pure Bred Stallion

CATALO

5 7 7 4| ' Enrolment No. 22.

The Bred I W

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Race record _ 2.28%. lrlal in 2-15 on n. init miie track. In one _or the most

handsome and best bred standard-bred stalllons in iiiaatarn Canada, win " first prize at the'Provinc1si Horse Show held at Charlottetown hi 1913. co ‘ petlng with such horses as Mayor Todd (who has 12 first prizes in his c

and twice winning the Maritime Championship); weighs 1150 lbs and comes the most talked of breeding niche in the world today-tha.Blugars. Kremli _ the world's,greatest money winners of 1912. Flawless. Perfect in (Orin. isles; style, color and manners, this stallion offers to the breeders of this p vindo one of the greatest opportunities ever placed before them. lesson ofgrngam. worked at two years old s. quarter in 37 sec. the world’s chlllllllinil airs!!! m age-sire of_100 standard perforgmers at 14 years of age. of which 106 ant ters and 3 pacers. Some ot them are:Bismya, 2.09%; Brione. 2.08; Binvoio, 2.07; Bergen, 2.00%; Belvasla, 2.06%, and Baden, 2.05%,who won 335,775,110 in 1912, sold to Russia the same year for $30,000.00 and resold six months later for $35,000.00. Ban, 2.28 at 2 years old (Bottom's sister), is the world’s champion brood mare for her age; at theuge of 10 she has 5 in till list, one of them 2.09% at 3 years old, and three more of them in 2.17. Bin- gen. 2.06%. (Bingara's sire and Botiom's grandsire) selected the world’s champion trotting sire over all others) sire of 212 standard performers from 1.54% to 2.30 and universally known to be the greatest family founder that ever lived. Some of his descendants are: Uhlan. 1.54% (his son) the world’s champion trotter. Bingen Silk. 2.08%, st, 2 years old (his son) the world’s champion trotting colt for 1915. You will see by the Horse Breeder of March

your best when (here fm- the h0me_ “goo ..T0oke.. Sample ahh.” in sues- 22nd. 1916, where his owner refused an offer of $35,000.00 for him: Admiral

-Dewey, 2.04%, (his son) who was a world’s champion; Etawah 2.03 at 5 years old, was a world’s champion at 2 and 4 years old; Walter Cochato, 2.02%; Lee Axworthy, 2.03%; Anna Bradford. 2.00%, the world’s champion three year old; Lord Dewey. 2.03; Bob Douglas, 2.04%; ll.. H. Brett, 2.03%; Iowa Todd, 2.04 ; Baden, 2.05%; Gazeta. 2.00; Belvasis. 2.06%; The Northern Man, 2.06%; Henry Todd, 211% at 2 years old. the world’s champion trot- ting gelding for 1914; Gen-eral 'i`odd, 2.04%. Notice lin ttom's speed inheritance, a rich blend-ing of the blood of champions. 1 am going to copy a few lines from theHorse Breeder of April 12th, 1910.

“Sons of Bingen, 2.08%, sired 134 standard performers- in 1915. McKin

ney, 2.11%. stands second in this respect. with 58, while Axworthy, 2.15%, stands third with 54. and the fourth with 50." ` '

Bingen's sons siring upwards three times as many performers as any

other sire's sons. No stallion ever lived that has equalled Bingen, age con sidered, as a family founder.. Notice how Bingen breeds on: Bingen is the sire of Todd 2.14 (the phenomenal sire of extreme speed, sire of the noted race horse Mayor Todd); Todd Mac, 2.05%; and Todd Mac is the sire of Anna Bradford, 2.00%, a world’s champion. Again, Bingen is the sire `0f Ad- miral Dewey, 2.04%; and, Admiral Dewey is the sire of Lord Dewey, 2.03, the premier at College Farm, Chatham, Ontario,-Canada/s greatest ex- treme speed nursery where such trottersas Major I`irlno,2.04,andColloge Maid, 2.05, are raised; The Horse Review of March lst, 1916, gives the amount of money won by the Bingen family in 1915 races as $241,857.25;

Certificate Enrolment No.2. Pure~Br_ed 7’ 7

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CATALON is a handsome Mahogany Bay Stallion, of perfect conforms

(1.58). world’s champion trotter; Admiral Dewey 2.04%). John Ward 2.05%) Owalssa .(2.00%) full sister of Catalan- Bingen Silk (2) (2.08%), champi

ers in 1915, leading all other sires. His dam is lm-providence (2.12), dam o two- Ownissa (2.06%). Prodigal Bingen (2.16%). by Prodigal (2.16). one o

providence (2.12), Querlst (2.12%), lmplornble (2) (2.20), grand dum o

others. Third dam. lll Wind,,rlam of Geo. St. Clair (2.10%), sire of McKin

Nomo, dam of Bob Acres (2.28%). grand dam of two by Hambeltonian 10, sire of Dexter (2.17%) and 39 others, dams of Stamboul (2.07%). etc.

Mr. Breeder, in Catalon's relations can he found the world’s greatest

race horses and sires of today. His colts are all excellent individuals, possess- ing size. beauty and speed.

Catalon will leave home May 22, for John Davidson's, Bedeque, at noon;

thence _to Gordon Dawsolrs, Cape Traverse, over night. May 23rd to Wilf- red lnman’s, North Tryon, at noon; thence to Jabez Loa’s, Victoria, over night. May 24th, to John Bradley’s, Kellys Cross, at noon; thence to Rufus Ste`venson's Fredericton, over night. May 25th, to W. D. Couhrey’s, New Glasgow, at noon. thence to Leo Reid’s, over night. May 26th, to Leslie Woodside's, Clinton, at noon to Moase's Stables, Kensington, for supper; thence home and will be at home.

This route will be continuedfortnlghtly. - TERM‘S:- $15.00 with return privilege by note at time of llrst service.

Mares at owner's<risk. _

. ‘ JAS. T. WAITE, Owner, Sherbrooke.

160-0-3MSat4l. _ 1

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THE ACADIAN 58039

ENROLMENT No. 10

Tile Standard Bred-ami Registered Horse the ACADIAN, 58039

will make the season of 1916 as follows :-Leave the stables of W. T. Scmple, Travellers Rest, Monday May Ist for Leonard Scl1url11a.n’s Bedeque, at noon; thence to Alex. Anderson’s- Fernwood, over night. (Tuesday May 2)_ to Wm. Noonan’s, Albany, noon, thence to _]`.W. How- att’s, Cape Traverse, over night. (Wednesday May 3) to _Iabez Lea’s, Victoria,.at noon ; thence at or near J. Bradiey’s, Kelly’s Cross, over night (Thursday May 4th) to George Deacon’s, North Wiltshire, at nooni thence to Watson Smith’s, Wheatley River, over night. (Friday May 5th) to Frank Andrews. New Glasgow, at noon; thence to james Stewart’s, Bay View, over night. (Saturday May 6th) to David Cole’s, Clifton, at noon; thence to the. stables of W. T. Semple, Traveiler's Rest,

where he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as be ore. _

The ACADIAN is sired by Sableton, 26972 (2.24%), sire of

Gwennie(2.22-M) Melva (2.23). Mabel (2.25) Sableton is by Sable Wilkes, 8loo (2.18) sire of 50, including Teddy Bear (2;o5) ; Laurctta (2.08%) and Trilby Direct (2.08%). Sable Wilkes is by Guy Wilkes, 2867 (2.15%) sire of 93 including Fred Kolel, (2.07%), Hulda (2.08%), and the clams of Iio including Deuervo (2.o6%)- Solana Boy (2.07). Guy Wilkes is by Geo. `Wiikes '519 (2.22), sire of 83 and the dams of 110, Geo. \Vilkes is b Hambletonian ro. _

The ACADIANXS dam is Nellie Bird by Nelson, 4209 (2.09), sire

of 62 including Merrill, (2.1o%),' Lady Nelson (2.14%), Edmund (2.16%), The daughters of Nelson have produced thirty in the Stan- dard list. Nelson is by Young Rolfe, 3517 (2.2I’/4 ),_sire of nine and tile dams of twelve. Young Rolfe is by Tom Rolfe, 306, sire of seven and the dams of three. Tom Rolfe is by Aratus. The ACADIAN’S grand dam is May Queen by .Early Bird (2.10) sire of six including Early Bird Ir. (2.11%), Hylie Bird (2.12%). Early Bird is by jay Bird sire of 143 by Geo. Wilkes‘5i9. May Queen’s_ dam is Juanita by May Prince; grand dam' Maud W.. by Von Moltke, 4195.

The above route will be continued throughout the season, health

and weather permitting. Mares at owner’s risk.

DR. W. G. CHURCH, Owner

For terms, etc., apply to W. T. Semple.

9485-4-29-MS1i.then twf zmo.

Commodore Lydard 34109

Season 1916' ’ Enrollment N0. 37

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' Champion Speed'Sire of Maritime Provinces, Sire of Bob Mac

2.18 1-4.Cham_pion Pacer of Maritime Provinces consider, 2.05 on me .rms inns, aw zona Gln, 2.11 1.2 inxipln. 2.11 1-4.

1,er_z.1 _orwel 22314, belle 2212 Lis

g»°rii°modm¢§2.2s. Helen .__§.27~ commgbrgff aipuiiet 225 Zeaioi 2.29 1-2, Kitchener Matinee 2.25 Nutwood second in race M. 2.20, T _Commodore 2.24 and 20_o_ti1ers just waiting for a chance no at in the Charmed Circle, an how could they miss as he is him- 5: Champion Sire. 1-lis»Sire Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4 waig __,_l__tl_:gI_olii Sire, his Grand Sire the Great Bingm 2.06 heads t

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tion and absolutely sound, stands 15.3 hands and weighs 1075 pounds. He has trotted a mile in 2.14%, last 'quarter in 32 seconds. He is sired by Bingen

OWN BROTHER OF OWAISBA, 2.06% »

2.06%), the worlds greatest sire- sire of 212 in the 2.30 list, including Uhlan

two-year-old trotting colt in'1915. Sons of Bingen sired 134 standard perform-

the world’s greatest sire of dams. Second dam, Queen Wilkes, dnm of lm-

Owaissa (2.00%), Sen. Axworthy (2) (2.28%). by William L. 4244, sire of Axteli (3) (2.12) and 10 others; grand sire of Amy Brooks (2.05%). and 192

lay' (2.06%), etc.. Young Jim, 2009, sire of lil Willd, sired Treviilian (2.08%)

the next highest winning family won $146,309.00; the Bingen family leading by $95,548.25. Copied word for word. What n wonderful family! Arion, 2.10% nt 2 years old to high wheels (Bingara's' grnndsire on his dam's side). was the world’s champion in 1891, and was looked upon as the great- est horse that ever lived. He tood at service fee of $2500.00. No horse be-

. fore or since ever reached these figures; when sold he brought $150,000.

the most over paid for a horse.

Kremlin, 2.07, weight 1200 lbs. (the sire of liott_om‘s dam), was the

f champion trotting stallion in 1892, and universally known to be the world’s f champion brood more sire, Miss Russell (grand-dum of Kremlin and dam, of

Maud S., 2.08) is tho world’s champion brood mare, any age. Kadlka. weight

1' 1200 lbs.; (Bottonfs dam) has 5 in the list viz.: Bottom. 2.23% ; Trial- in

2.15; Berks, 2.14, timed 2.08% in a rucc Blain, 2.18 at 3 years old. Brenta, 2.23% at two years old, Bric, trial as yearllng-an

' eight in 18 sec. Bavian, 2.30 at two years old. »

Bottom will make the season as follows: Albcrton farm of W. A. Mc-

llnd 45 others; the dams of Bingen (2-06'/.i and '12 others. Fvllrlh dam. Caro Arthur, Dooklroad from Monday evening May 2911. till wednesday morning.

May 31st, thence to Mr. Clark's, Fortune Cove from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. thence to O'Leary livery stable Wednesday evening 31st till Friday morn- ing June 2nd; thence to Russell, R. Rogers' Coleman, till Saturday mom- 'ing June 3rd; thence to Tyne Valley remaining there till June >12tl\. these trips will continue fortnightly until close of season. Terms;-$10.00 a chance; $15.00 for the season wlthreturn privilege; $25.00 to insure a ll

ving foal. '

_ NELSON WALDRON,

` 'fyne Valley, (Owner)

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The British Soldier 1

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in presenting the British Soldier to the breeders of P. E. island after

many years experience in the horse business 1 do so with pride, knowing that The British Soldier in individuality Breeding and Speed is the equal of the best in the world’s equine Kingdom.

THE BRITISH SOLDIER FOALED 1911.

Reg. No. 59201 Record 2.19% Champion 4 years old trotting Stallion of

the Provinces made in a winning race nt Halifax 1915. '

The British Soldier is a remarkably handsome horse. dark chestnut no

white except Star, Stands 15.2, and will make 1100 lbs. when matured, he is

i a Stout, Strong built horse possessing extraordinary bone and stands squar- iy on the best of feet. . f

Cocbato 32.11% the sire of The British Soldier is the Greatest Speed

' Siring Son of Todd 2.14% whose sons and grand sons are the Champion

Speed producers of the world. Cocbato‘s dam is Costineu 2.19% (lain of 5 in 2.30, by Pistacliio 2.21, full brother to Nutwood 2.18%, Champion brood- mare sire. ‘ ' V » » -

Miss Pratt 2.17% by Heir-at-Law 2.05% dum of the British Soldier is

one of the_world’s greatest brood mares being the dam of 7 including The Leading Lady 2.07 at 3 years a. world’s record at the time Miss Pratt is the grand dam of Six. four having entered the Charmed Circle in 1915 taking records from 2.12% to 2.08% all ages three and four years.

The Friendly Chief two years old 1915 is a full brother to The British

Soldier he took a breeders record in August of 2.22% has since worked miles over Reidvllle track in 2.15. The Prsttler one year old 1915. mother full bro- ther worked quarters in 33% seconds. .

The British Soldier has more fast record trotters in his own family of

brothers and sisters than any three stsilions in the Province. _

The British Soldier trotted a half mile on Charlottetown track in 1.05%

the last quarter in 30% seconds the only time his driver Peter Conroy ever let him have his head, he has better than two minute speed. »

No horse in the City has travelled more miles than The Soldier the past

winter and today he is lit for the show ring, he can be seen any time at 254 Kent St., Charlottetown.

_ Terms Season $20.00. Cash or Note due November 1st. insure $30.00.

Usual return.

The 5 leading Sires of new race record performers, 1915:

Age. New Performers Horse

12 _ 19 (‘ochato, 3 . . . ._ . .2.11% 20 19 Peter the Great, 4 .. .. .. .2.07%

14 14 Bingara. 34707

22 11 Bingen (rlnnil) ..2.06%

22 10 Moko, 24-457

W. S. McKlE. ` _ Owner.

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GEORGE DALMENY 14228 PURE BRED ENROLLMENT N0. 21

_PARKLIGHT GRADE N0. 22

George Daimeny 14228 by Lord Dalmeny (7209) (12219) bs hy Royal

Corrick (3533) (10270) out of Maggle'l‘aylor (11065) (15356) Dam of George Dalmeny was Nyanza, imported (8706) by Laborie (4770) (10791) and out of Phobs (8770) (18194). George Dalmeny 14228 is a bay stallion four years old weighing 1500 lbs. He has 'plenty of good wide nat bone. 1 fine feather, set on the best of fest. ls stylish and active. in and out oi ha - ness. In fact a typical type of the high class finished Clydesdale family. He has won two drlt prizes, and he comos.of winning stock, bis sire Lord Dalmeny was a great show horse in the Maritime Provinces. al well ag the United States. and his dam Myanra holds nve iirst prlsoa and dipiodias. as "Llke begetg Like" this grand young stallion is sure to produce stock

that will likewise be prise winners sud not their owners large figures.

' Psrklight by Parkside (9280) race record 2.22% Dam elly by Hernan-

do seeondwism by improved thorough bred "Abel" thin! dam hy_"Dsarnoid" son of “Baladin" one of the foundation sires of our trotting steak. _ " F'.`,

Parkiight is a full brother to the great airs' and race iiorle

2.21% who is sire of "Lou Helen"-~2.21%. Queen Maris 2.10%. Nelly 2.22 , Mabel T., 2.23%. Leawood 2.20, and other fast ones. ‘

Parkwood was not only a great sire but a great show horle. lla won __

many first prizes in P.. ill. I.. (his native province) and was soldlth New York for a large sumfby his than owner and breeder. John McPhee? illsq.. Frsetown, and aftergards won tha blue Ribbon in strong competition .lt the Madiron_Squ».re` arden Horse Show, New York. one of the g§ndost ' shows in the world Psrklighthas line, weighing 1326 lbs. Good, style and action, and transmits these desirable _ouaiitiss tohls oifspringsami in a most desirable horse for farmers to breed td. giving them this iostftle- slrablo of all things in horse flesh. size combined with ation; suitable for the farm work and good rosdstsrs. . ; ' .

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