72 THE P E R C H E R 0 N REVIEW 
MAPLEWOOD FARM 
PERCHERON HORSES 
My herd sire is CALOR 119204 first prize winner 
at Iowa Inter-State Fair as a yearling, and second as 
a two-year-old at the Minnesota State Fair. He is 
sired by the famous CALYPSO. CALOR weighs 
2250 lbs. I have a number of ton mares heavy in 
foal to CALOR that I am going to sell. I also have 
a few good stallions priced cheap. 
Write me what you want. The chances are I 
have it. 
C. G. ANDERSON, Proprietor 
HECTOR, MINNESOTA, on C. M. & St. P. R. R. 
Riverside Stock Farm 
HUGH A. COYNER, Wainw.shoro, Va. 
GILBERT (;r)731, W KKiHT 2,200 LBS. 
My mares are granddaughters of Casino and 
Calypso. They are also daughters of Dragon, 
twice grand champion at tlie International, and 
of Seducteur, sire of Laet, grand champion stallion 
at the 1919 Ohio Percheron Breeders' Show. I 
have a splendid three-year-old stallion for sale, 
a black that is a grandson of Belleau, the sire of 
tile .$1-0.000 Carnot. I also have two year old 
stallions for sale from imported stock on both 
sides. 
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! MISSOURI'S I 
I GREATEST PERCHERON I 
I SHOW HERD IN 1920 | 
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WINNINGS 
OKLAHOMA FREE STATE 
FAIR 
5 Fir.sts 
5 Seconds 
4 Chaiiii>ionsIiip.s 
GRAND TOTAL, AT FOUR 
SHOWS 
22 Firsts 
19 Seconds 
20 C'lianipionships 
WINNINGS 
MISSOIRI STATE FAIR 
5 Firsts 
6 Seconds 
7 Chnnipionshiiis 
KANSAS STATE FAIR 
5 Firsts 
6 Seconds 
5 Championships 
KANSAS FREE FAIR 
4 Firsts 
2 Seconds 
4 Championships 
Note the photograph of our herd sire. BIG NIG appears 
amon^' tlie list of grand champions in tliis boolilet. 
WE INVITE PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS TO COME 
TO OUR FARM TO SEE OUR PERCHERONS. 
We are pricing some good stuff at moderate figures. 
J. A. HOWELL & SON 
PARIS, MISSOURI 
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than any nthi-r fxliihitor, 
WINNINGS: 
1st prize aged mare and foal. 
1st prize three-year-old mare. 
1st prize two-year-old mare. 
1st prize yearling filly. 
1st prize foal either sex. 
isli pieiniuius at tiie ifctMit California State Fair 
1st on get of sire. 
1st on produce of dam. 
1st on best three mares. 
Grand Champion Mare. 
PALO ALTO MARIGOLD 
PHENOMENAL RECORD 
^\'(■ in\ili.' iM(is|)tHti\ f buyers of IVrcIiorniis to visit our farm. Some of tliese 
>liii\v lifiiM'^ air tor sale. We ha\c lithris without a show record that are 
ptiri'd litrht. We believe we have .1^ l: I I irhiTons as are produced any- 
uhi-rt-. Our California bred PerchiMni- tH-'ini-utly lieaten high priced 
rercheruiis that originally came frnm tin- rniiial states. We have as good 
I'ercheroMS as are ownetl in the stale. (Uir record in the show ring at the 
state fairs prove that. 
Address: PALO ALTO PERCHERON FARM. G. H. Edwards. Prop. 
Stanford University. California 
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