Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-16

ID dam. a fast trotting mare by fast pacing horse
owned in Indiana, called '.Red Fexo =, g ,,
Woodburn Pilot was driven on Mr.. I. 5 Waa-
worth's half mile track the fall after ne was h'e
years old, to wagon, in 23l.
VICTOR Won BISMARCK
VIII serve mares At One Hundred Dollars the sea-
son to insure to be paid at time OF service II they
do not prove in foal the money VIII DC reiu 1l
The season will commence April ist, ana Will emu
the first Of November.
PEDIeREE-vietor Won Bismarck, bay, 10 hands
3 inches. By Rysdyk's Hambletonan f1rst
dam Hattie rood, by Harry Clay, second dam,
Grandmother, by Terror. ,-,,
HambletonianlRysdyk's)b by Abdallah. First dam
Charles Kent, mare, by imported belliounder, soc
ond dam, One Eye, by Bishops Hambletonan, third
dam, Silvertail, by imported Messenger.
Victor Won Bismarck is bay, white hind heels,
was bred by Charles Backman, ESQ.,, Stoney Ford,
Orange County, New York, and Is iuil brother OF
his stallion Idol. The get OF Idol that were three
wears old in lS72 show remarkable speed, but no
record was obtained from the fact that those match
ed received forfeit. Won Bismarck is also full
brother to Mr. Joseph Harkers famous mare, Gaz-
ellie who when seven Years old, and her hrst sea-
SON on the turf beat the field, comprising Judge
Fullerton, 6eorge Palmer, and osalind, at Pros
pect Park October 22d, 1872 best time III. He is
also nearly full brother in oiopo, 70 fIospero' who
trotted at Prospect Park, October 10Th, lsI2, as
three year old, in the extraordinary time 81 zS5s
drawing E3s pounds.
Victor Won Bismarck was driven oy Carl ) Burr
in May, 1872 after very little handling on his half
mile track drawing Isl pounds, in 24O3, making
the last half mile the fastest.
Many gentlemen that are considered among the
best Judges Of speed in the country saw him driven
last summer, and have repeatedly stated he had
shown them better than ~ GAIT. 1t has been
said that his owner intended 10 give MIN pubic
trial last fall, but was prevented by the prevalence
Of the epizootic.
much reliance on private time, therefore this horse
will be shown on Tuesdays and Saturdays Of each
week during the season, on the track OF the Yer
mont Horse Stock Company, Shelburn, Vt, which
VII give full opportunity to those proposing to
use the horse, TO witness his performances.
EXCHANGE.
PEDIGREE. - Gray. Foaled July 18th, 1867
By Rvsdyk's Hambietonian.
Dam LADY swazey, by Harriss Hambletonian
by Bishops Hambletonian, by imported Messen-
Dam Of Uarris's Hambletonian was Messenger
mare imported by Israel Munson. Of Boston.
Exchange will serve mares At Twenty-Five Dollars
to warrant.
PEpIGRFE.-Black l6 hands, foaled. 1866. By
Manbrno Pilot, (who has public record OF Pr D
he hy MambrinO Chief (sire OF Lady Thorn. who has
publo record OF 2.lo!. First dam, Mollie Harri-
er's Cassius NJ. Clay (who has a public record Of
23n. private in 2.27) by Henry Clay, public rec
ord 2.2-0 by Andrew jackson by Young Bashaw /;
Clay brine will serve mares at Twenty dollars for
the season.
KENTUCKY BOY.
PEplsREE. - Black foaled, 1863. BY DR..
Hers Mambrino Patehen, of Lexington, Kentucky.
ffull brother 20 Lady Thorn by old Aambrino Chief
Dam, LADY Thorn's dam by Gano by American
Eclipse and he out Of Millers Damsel, best daugh-
ter o. imported Messenger. Gano's dam, Betsey
Richards. by Sir Archy. her dam by Rather, son Of
imported shark. lst Dam, Kitty Coon, got by
Cooks American Clay, he by Cassius n. Clay, Jr..
out Of a mare by imported Tramby. LIST dam by
Chorister by imported Contract. ID, by Sir VII
liam. Of Transport, BY Sir Archy. This mare was
purchased BY Mr.. Z. S. WadsWorth, from Dr. L.
Herr Of Lexington, Kentucky.
Kentucky Boy viii serve mares At Ten dollars for
the season.