PERFORMANCE ON THE TURF.
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The performances Of ARGYLE on the Turf,
placed him in the very first rank of Amend
Horses, as Racer, while those Of his got emit
him 10 an equal standing as Stallion. lie sta !!
ed first at Orangeburg, s. c.. in 1894, and rad
Barnwcll, Augusta, Macon, Columbia and ChafS
ton two, three, and four mile heats, beating \
sy Wallace, Rai,Icsnake. (three times,) LII
shton, Rushlight, Bertrand, jr., (twice,) VI
tummcs, g., &c. lie never lost 4 licat, and Y
rarely, if ever, pat up to his speed, until bis
lraordnary defeat by John Bascombe in IS
the circumstances of which are familiar 10 cw
one. Subsequently he was trained and run
great success in Virginia; and in May, 1888,
the Central Course at Baltimore, after running
the frs! hea! Of three miles and losing it. By
head, in minutes and Is seconds; he won
second heat in minutes and 40 seconds, BEL
the best second heat Of three miles recorded
the American Turf, and the most brilliant
formance of year, surprising all Others 10
richness of its annals.


During tho same week, and on the samo cou1
one Of his daughters. Kate Seaton, won the 81
sweepstakes of $4,000. beating fine field
great ease, such a coincidence being hitherto
known upea The Tnrf---a.r. -7.--


hhul LII. $1,000 OuI one SenSOn uhti 'Ie
1910, and to q limited number ofMares, notn
Of which we're thorough bred yet mis- colts
won nine out of eleven races for which they
been started, bentng at ono, two and three IN
the get of many ofour best Stations, besides sen
imported colts, some Of them in first rate time
Two of his get the ''Sovsrnor" and skate Seata
were unrivalled upon the Turf by any !hiul
their age. J


The owner of ARGYLE, in bringing bio
the West. in the Cherokee Nation, presents
with confidence to the Public. as being in sv4
way on account Of his blood, size, and form;
performance on the Turf, 50 remarkable for enI
rance, as well as speed, and the extraordinary y
cess of his got;-worthy of their entire aPpf0Ie
lion. 49,


r. 4 SAMUEL MAls's


Fort Gikssp, c. N, .tsn.,2Oth ls45.


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