Ashbrook 2:13 stallion advertised at Catron farm near Lexington
Grand stallion Ashbrook advertised for season at Geo M Catron farm three miles south of Lexington on Higginsville road. Insure a single mare for 330. breeders may club three or more mares for 25 each. Ashbrook boasts faultless conformation and record breaking progeny incl Amatim 2 years old 32,500 Antona 3 years old world champion. Sire Ashland Wilkes with multiple 2:15 and faster offspring. Ashbrook described as undefeated on track and premier Wilkes line in Missouri and western states.
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