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THE PERGHERON REVIEW 
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LAET 133886 
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The Ohio Percheron Breeders' Show was the largest Percheron show in 1919. At this exhibition there were more champions 
and first prize winners that were bred at Selma Farm than were bred by any other one exhibitor. I bred the 1st prize 
3 year old stallion, 1st and 2nd prize yearling stallions, 1st prize 10 year old mare or over, 1st prize 4 year old mare, 2nd 
prize 3 year old mare, 1st prize produce of dam, 1st and 2nd prize get of sire, 1st prize group of stallion and three mares, 
grand champion stallion, junior champion stallion and grand champion mare. 
I BRED 
DRAGON 52155 (GSSIC) stood at 
the head of my stud for a number 
of years. 
WINNINGS 
1st prize 3-year-old and reserve 
champion at the 190(i International. 
Ist prize 3-year-old and champion 
at the 1907 International. 
One of the Greatest Sires of the Breed 
I BREED CHAMPIONS 
MOUTON — 1st prize 2-year-old, 
junior champion, champion Amer- 
ican Bred stallion and reserve 
grand champion stallion at the 1015 
World's Fair. 
LAET — 1st prize 3-year-old, senior 
and ^and champion stallion at the 
1!»1!) Ohio Percheron Breeders' 
Show. 
SIAINA — 1st prize aged mare, 
senior and grand champion mare at 
the 1919 Ohio I'ercheron Breeders' 
Show. 
SYNCOPATION — Grand Champion 
mare Ohio State Fair, 1917. 
FAVORITA — Grand champion 
mare Virginia State Fair, 1915. 
DRAGON 
Selma Farm Pastures and Paddocks have in them some of the best individuals of the breed. We have for sale 6 coming 
three year old stallions — one is a black, a half brother to Laet, champion at 1919 Ohio State Fair; one is a gray, a half 
brother to the champion mare at the same show, and there is also a half brother to the reserve grand champion stallion at 
the 1915 World's Fair; six weanlings and a few mares of breeding age. They are all of the same breeding as those exhibited 
at the Ohio State Fair. The stallions are big, sound, drafty colts ready for immediate use. They are priced to sell. 
SYNCOPATION 113966 
E. B. White 
Leesburg, Va. 
MAINA 70813 
