"GENERAL BEALE," "HEGIRA," AND "ISLAM, 



STALLION SONS OF GENERAL U. S. GRANT'S ARABIANS "LEOPARD" AND "LINDEN," 



AND THEIR DAUGHTER 



"CLAYRABI A," 



ALSO GRANDDAUGHTER 



"CLAYBEALE GRAN T." 



Beale is a o-olden sorrel, marked with a handsome straight white 

 stripe in the face, gray at the root of the tail, a long white dash under 

 the brisket, two white ankles forward, and nigh hind white sock. He 

 was foaled June 25, 1881 ; was got by Leopard from Mary Sheppard, 

 a black-roan mare fifteen and one-quarter hands high, by Jack Shep- 

 pard by Henry Clay, from his own daughter. Beale is fifteen hands 

 high. 



Hegira is a coal-black, with faint star and white on all four feet. 

 He was got by Linden from Nell Pixley by Henry Clay ; was foaled 

 July 9, 1882, and stands fifteen and one-quarter hands high at three 

 years old. Nell Pixley, his dam, was bred by Supervisor Pixley, of 

 Monroe County, New York. She is fifteen and one-half hands high, 



strong. 



Islam is a dark chestnut, with two white ankles behind. He was 

 got by Linden from Nell Andrews by Red Bird by Henry Clay ; was 

 foaled May 12, 1882, and stands fifteen hands high at three years old. 

 His dam is also a dark chestnut, with two white ankles behind and 

 stripe in the face ; and her dam was also a dark chestnut mare inbred 

 to Morgan blood. The dam of Islam is fifteen and one-quarter hands 

 high. 



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