Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-06-07
Vermont Horse stock CompnH,

Vermont Horse stock Company.
Ata meeting Of ihis eomPapy' he.a q T
harrington on Fdiay, April 2s'h, l.. i.
Tucker Of sad Royalioa pas e.ec'e-
SUIT r.ntendeut of the company until jan
usry 1t. 1879 and che following com
mities vas appointed for the same term
n. G Root Of Bennington. @. Il. Biodscti
and l.. s. Drew Burlington. }. b. Mead
Of Randolph, aud l.. 7. Tucker OF South
Royalion.
The committee consisting Of MessTs. c.
n. B!odgcit, Charles Jones' and l.. 1.
Tucker. previously appointed to purchase
horses for the farm reported that they had
bought the following animals;
STATIONS.
!. Yorkshire Lexington, by Lexington
dam BY imported Yorkshire. Yorkshire
Lexington is a very fine thoroughbred
bay color aud 10 hands high.
>. Claybrino. by Rolf's Mambrino Pi-
lot, he by MambrinO Chief Lady ThOrne's
sire;) dam by Cassus NJ. Clay, Jr.' out OF
the Dunlap mare, fast trotter and ofhes-
senger blood. Claybrino is G years old,
aud 10 hands high. His color is black.
3. Woodburn Pilot. A black stallion,
6 years old and l6 hand, high sired by
r. \. Alexander's Pilot; dam by Mann
brine Chief making her half sister to La
dy Thorn second dam fast trottiDg mare
by the fast pacing horse Red Fox IN lndi-
anna.
4. Waikiki Chief, by Rydsdyk's Ham
bctonian, the Sire Of Dexter; dam by
American Star, grand dam by Black Bash
aw. Waikiki Chief is 6 years old, Of dark
mahogany bay color, with white hind feet
and small star in forehead. He is ID hands
3 inches high and very symetrical, closely
resembling bis sire, except that he has a
much finer head and neck.
BROOD MARES.
l. Crcssida, by Oliver, he by Wag.
ncr by Sir Charles, by Sir Archy; first
dam by Medoc by American Eclipse,
third dam by Sunpter by Sir Archy.
?. Florizello by Altorf; first dam by
JOB and he by Eipsc, second dam by i'm
ported Lcviathan, third dam by Bertrand
and Sir Archy.
3. Fanny Peters, by Mahomet, he by
imported Sovereign; first dam by Mira
beau, second by Bertrand by Sir Archy
T. Molly Harrison, dam by Claybrino.
5. OlnIa, by Relf's Mambrino Pilot,
first dam by Oliver. he by old Wagner,
he by Sir Charles, he by Sir Archy.
6. Kitty Coon, by Cooks American
Clay, he by Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr.; dam
Chorister by imported Contract, second
dam by Sir William of Transport, he by
Sir Archy.
I. Bradshaw Maid, by Iron Duke,
he by Cassius NJ. Clay; dam, thorough.
bred mare.
8. Belle Britain, by Montague and
Sutton's Mambrino, he by old Mambrino
Chief
9. Lady Burnap, got up by son of
imported Glencoe dam a thoroughbred
mare.
10. June, by Guerney's Eclipse, he
by Tunnison's Eclipse, he by Don QuiSote
by Potomac, he by imported Messenger ;
dam, fast trotting mare from Seneca,
N. Y, called the Christopher mare.
The committee also purchased three
very promising yearling FLIES from the
same stock, and two fine two year old
fllies, one of which was from Mollie Har-
rison the dam of Claybrino, who was sir
ed by Dictator, be by Rydsdyk's Ham
bletoniap. The dam of Dictator was the
same as the dam of Dexter. They also
purchased two ycarling colts of very good
breeding of the same stock.
All Of the above stock except Waikiki
Chief was purchased by Mr.. Wordsworth
of Waukegap, Illinois, which Mr.. Wads
worth procured from Kentucky, The
purchasing committee visited Kentucky
spending a week there, and became fully
satisfied that the best animals to be pur,
chased were 10 be found in Mr.. Wads
worth's stock.
Mr.. Tucker, the Superintendent, is o.
the opinion that either of the stallion,
purchased must produce fine styled, SOUND
and lasting road stock, and should they
chance to produce trotters, that the trot
ters would be possessed of the staying
qualities requisite for frst.class animals
We understand that the Executive
Committee have decided to make three
stands for their stations one at the farm
in Shelburne, one near Montpelier, anC
one at Bradford. The stations will b,
ready for use hetween the 5th and J0,l