Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-06-14
HAMBLETONLAN ABDALLAH

WITHSTAND F0RTHESERVlCE OF MARES
THE ENSUING SEASON, AS FOLLOWS:
At Stowe, Tuesdays and Saturdays, Waterbury
Center, Wednesdays and Fridays, Waterbury Street
Thursdays. Remainder of the time at Subscribers,
in Waterbury.
HAMBLETONIAN ABDALLAH
Was sired by the "Meigs Abdallah,' he by tho
original AbdalIah, he by Mambrino, and he by i'm
ported Messenger. His dam was cold Crane"
sired by the "Harris HambletOnian,r he by the
original Bishops Hambletonian." and he by I'M
ported Messenger. The exoellency of Messenger,
Mambrino, Hambletonian and Abdallah Stock as
fast ~trotters and roadsters, ovor all other breeds is
too we'll known by horsemen and breeders 20 need
any comment. "Rysdyk's Hambletonian, I" mann
brine Chief, !" dexter" the "King of Trotters,"
Lady Thorn the Queen of the Trotting Turf
and hosts Of othors are of that blood, 1t will be
noticed that this llorsc is deeply inbred to the
same blood, -probably no horse in the State, and
but few, il any, in tho whole country are more SO.
THE nMETGs ABDALLATTn WAS BRED BY
MEsSRS. GEORGE AND JOHN CLARK,
Near Philadelphia. in 1910, out ola very fast
~trotting mare from Paris, G. W. lie came to Massa-
chussetts in 1876, and to Vermont in 1856. With
ont fall trainingh he trotted in 2.40, and could do it
when over Is years old. No Stallion, living or
dead, has a record showing equal ability to get
fast trotters out of the same class of mares. He
sired about a dozen colts in Natick, Mass, and 1t
is reliably stated that all Of them could trOt better
bird" "Ab-del-Kader," "Natick Cobbler, '"NaticR
Boxer" "Natick Wild Cat" Lady Warren and
''Belle of Boston"-wcro very fast. "Humming-
birdn was pronounced by Hiram Woodruff the
fastest young horse he had ever seen. With part.
ial training, he trotted a last half mile to wagon
in Ill. He was out of a mare sold for $l5,0 90 after
the colt was weaned. OF his get in this State, a
largo proportion could trot in less than 3 minutes,
and several of them-"Billy Pitcher" 'Susan
Abdallah," "Jesse Abdallah," "Fannie Abdallah,'
''Jonathan Abdallal,' "Kate Abdailah,'' and
'Kitty Abdallah''-bceame very fast. "Billy
Pitcher,i out of n little slow mare, trottcd close to
the best recorded slime of Lsdy Suffolk p 2.26.
'OLD CRANEp WAS VERY FAMOUS AS A
ROADSTER IN
Chittenden County, and was always regared s
one of the best daughters OF her crowned sire,
whose stock is second to none In the country. She
was also the dam ofN. r.. Raymond's Miss Mel
lie,' sold, green. for $l500,00. Hambletonian
Abdallah, though ney er track trained, takes a
2.40 step, and trots tho mile with such speed as to
give assurance that With fall training few horses
Of his size could keep his company. fhis six old
est colts. now FIVE years old, one Sally Ahdallah,'
without track training, has taxi en- part In several
contests and always won first money, taking every
heat. Parties are ready to match her against any
horse of the same arc and handling, $1,000 q side.
Another, "B1aek Abdallah," is not excelled in
style and appearance and is very promising for
speed. All hscolts show great muscular powor
and speed, and are uniform in size, color, good
temper, exc5l'eney Of constitution, and freedom
from all unsoundness. Pedigrees are sometimes
trumped. II this horse was not BY the sire, and
out OF Tho dam above named, all charges for SCR
vices shall BIO forfeited. Hamblebonian Abdallah
is s years old, Of Brown Color, without marks,
stands 1873, and weighs in good flesh, 1860 pounds.
AS this horse stands for the benefit Of breeders,
terms simply cover expenses, at $1,000 TO Warrant.
All Mares disposed IL before time of foalir &, con
sidered with foal. Keeping furnished on reasona-
BILE terms, but accidents and escapes at owners
risk. SsH. SWASEY AGENT.
May Goth 1871. 2s-w4