March Il. 1911.

THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE AND |


ARGYLE.

WILL stand the ensuing season, 1
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VI cuHuC! -huyS, III
Cherokee nation. He will be let to mas
the season, and that paid within the yss
ductIon of 20 per cent. being made fus
paid within the season. The season to
on tho Isl day Of March, and end h)
June. h


Every euro will be taken of the NJ
their foals, but no liabilities viii be inc
escapes or accidents. Good pasturas.
vided, and mares fed on gram at
price. and servants boarded gratis. s
marc no, prove in foaI, s.e shall have
of the succeeding Fall season gratis.


DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE. \


ARGYLE. is u dark brown, without N
cep. star, fifteen hands and three quar-
possessed Of uncommon bone and muse
form combining with Perfec. symmetry,a
scntlal Of Race Horse. lie is now
years old. having been foaIed in MaryIar
prIng Of 1880. lie was sired by the fam
Tonson, his dam Thistle, was BY OglesC<
grandam by DR.. Thornton's imported Hu |
den, his 9. grandnm by Mr.. Halls Spot
9. 9. z. dam by DR.. Marshall's Hydsr a
was ny Lindsay's Arabian.


PERI 0RMANCE ON THE TURF


The performances Q! ARGYLE oil The ]
placed him in the very first rank of A
Horses, as n Racer, while those of his ge|
him to an equal standing as Stallion.
ed frs, at Orangeburg, S. C.. in 1884, Al,
BarnwelI, Augusta, Macon, Columbia and /
ton two, three, and four mile heats, bead
sy Wallace, Ka,.lcsnake, Uhree times
Ashton, Rushligh,, Bertrand, jr., (lwi|
tummes, g., &c. He never los, heat, !
rarely. if ever, pu, up 10 his speed, unit
,raordInary defeat by John Bascombe 4
the circumstances Of which are familiar !
one. Subsequently he was trained and 4
great success in V1ginia; and in May, y
the Central Course at Baltimore, after run
the first heat of three miles and losing
head, in 5 minutes and As seconds he 4
second heat in 5 minutes and 40 secoDaI
the best second heat of three miles reed
the American Turf, and the most briIil
formance of year. surprising all oihenI
richness Of its annals.


During the same week, and on the sams1
one Of his daughters, Kate Seaton, won y
sweepstakes of $4,000, beating a fine ID
grea. ease, such coincidence being hiibs'
known upon the Turf.


ARGYLE stood but one season until y
lS4O, and to limited number of Mares, uS
of which were thorough bred yet his coli
won nine out of eleven races for which ihe
been started, beating at one, two and thra
the get Of many ofour best Stations, besides
imported colts, some of them in first rate =
Two of his get, the "Governor" and .Kate s.
were unrivalied upon tho Turf by any b
heir age.


The owner Of ARGYLE, in bringing
he West, in the Cherokee Nation, preset
with confidence to the Public, as being 10
way, on account Of his blood, size, and fo
performance on tho Turf, so remarkable iol
ance, as well as speed, and the estraordina'
'ess Of his get;-worthy Of their entire q
Ion. SAMUEL MA
Fort Gibson. c. N. Jan. Goth lS45.


2--till 30th June.