Merlin 29447 Percheron Stallion Listed for Breeding
The Government registered Merlin 29447 a black Percheron stallion foaled April 13, 1901, bred by Stewart Brothers in Randolph Illinois. Described as well formed with a white star and white left hind foot, he is expected to weigh about 1800 pounds. His lineage traces to Sentinel and Cavour with multiple generations listed, promoting high-quality breeding. Terms include service at 10 dollars per mare to insure a living colt, with viewing by Mr. Palmer.
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