One portion of them showing bright red plumage, black or mottled breast, orange hackle, yellow beak and moccasin legs stripped on the outside with flesh colored red. Stone used against Bacon two styles of cocks evidently of different families and distinctive in appearance. Tom Bacon a main of cocks at Columbia, S.C. To begin, I will go back to the year 1855, when John Stone of Marblehead, Mass., came south and fought and defeated Col. Of the former there are others much better qualified to speak, nor do I pose as an authority on the Warhorse, or claim to know their history better than many, but I do know the facts regarding their name, their ancestry, and the only known true source from which the pure stock could have been obtained. Manifestly the reference is to the Whitehackles of North Briton and the Stone Irish or Warhorses of Ireland. Regular live chatters of >įashion is a eccentric in the course it takes and goes chasing through a labyrinth of paths most unheard of and ridiculous, but once steadied and on the serving back to reason ever turns first to some past object of popular and meritorious favoritism, hence it is not surprising that the fancy of game chicken men is turning just now to the two greatest families if fighting fowl ever sent of America from the British Isles.
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