. Allevatore e sportivo. I cavalli. BOB MASON da Echo. La sua diga smentisce Mason da Belmont. Completa, allevati. Eco da JRysdyk's Hambletonian, la sua diga Fanny Feller da Magnolia (da divo americano). Belle Mason da Belmont (Williamson); prima diga Lucy Johnson dal pony (figlio di importati Leviathan); seconda diga Calalpa, da Frank; terza diga da John Richards. Farà la conseguente STAGIONE, limitata a venti mares, a partire dal febbraio 15, 1SS3, e che si conclude a giugno 15,1883, presso le scuderie del suo proprietario, Figueroa Street, Los Angeles. Descrizione. Rob Mason è una baia in mogano con interno di off hind caviglia bianco e st

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. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. BOB MASON By Echo. His dam Belie Mason by Belmont. Thorough, bred. Echo by~ JRysdyk's Hambletonian, his dam Fanny Feller by Magnolia (by American Star). Belle Mason by Belmont (Williamson's); First dam Lucy Johnson by the Pony (son of Imported Leviathan); second dam Calalpa, by Frank; third dam by John Richards. WILL MAKE THE ENSUING SEASON, LIMITED TO TWENTY mares, commencing February 15, 1SS3, and ending June 15, 1883, at the stables of his owner, Figueroa street, Los Angeles. DESCRIPTION. Rob Mason is a mahogany bay, with inside of off hind ankle white and star in forehead; sixteen hands, and weighs 1, 100 pounds. Foaled May 10, 1879. He is of fine, kindly disposition, a natural trotter, and has shown great speed, but as yet has no public record. For full history of his Bire, Echo, see Breeder axd Sportsman July 29, 1882. See also, for his full brother, Exile, Breeder and Sportsman, issue of September 16, 1882. TERMS. One hundred dollars the season, payable at time of service. All mares at risk of owners. Mares not proving in foal can be returned the follow- ing season free of charge. Address CHARLES J. ELLIS, Post office box 55, Los Angeles, Cal. THE TROTTING STALLIONS. SINGLETON AND LA HARPE. SINGLETON WILL MAKE THE COMING SEASON, FROM Mach 1st to July 15th, 1SS3, at the farm of the owner, three miles north of Chico, Butte Co., Cal. PEDIGREE. Singleton is by Willie Schepper, a son of Rvsdyk's Hambletonian, his dam Lightfoot (the dam of Pride) by Flaxta'il, a son of Pruden's Blue Bull. DESCRIPTION. Singleton is a dark brown horse, tan flanks and muzzle, a little touch of white on hind feet and one fore foot, and star in forehead, He is 15^ hands high and weighs 1, 100 pounds. He was bred by Dr. M. W. Hicks, foaled spring of 1878. TERMS. Fifty dollars the season. Mares not proving in foal will be bred the fol- lowing season free of charge. Mares from a distance will be pastured without charge during the season. Mares shipped to Chico, c

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1882