Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-03

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/ held it, first annual safe Of bloodsd stock,
/ yeslerdav. at it, spacious and admirably
/ conducted farm in Shelburn. About three
! hundred persons were present. mostly from
/ ChIt1enden county. though there were fair
! delegations from Addison. franklin and
Rutland COUNTIES
OF course there were scarcely any buyers
from outside the state. the notice OF the sale
being limited. the times being nara. and the
+ holding the same day Of an immense sale Of
norsedesh at Alexander 5. Lexington. ny,
being sufficient reasons for the absence Of
T horss-oreeders ana turimen. Yet there was
q sprinklIng OF outsiders after a.. includ-
+ me S. D.. Shipman. Of stony Ford. n y.
J one oftle leading horse fanciers n the eoun-
+ Try. and ID gentleman Of fitcnbur-. Mass.
whose name al present escape Use who j.
+ the owner Of the standard stallion. Commo-
d0rc Mutt Besides the president. Hon.
. Henry q. Root, OF Bennington. and ether
DIRECTOR oi the company We noticed on
4 the ground Hon George Wilkins. Of stowe.
81 Il harris. Of Shoreham. the owner OF
tac crack morse Lambert Col. T. :.
>t1wcl. Of Cornwall Sheriff Iripu. and
+ 0corrc and Henry Hammond. % Middle
bury Edward stone. of Chicago. formerly
Of Charlotte o. S Bis. Of the =. Aloan-
4r-ersse-. Mr. Hibhard OF New York. who
spending the summer az Charlotte,
+ ami representing the New York Traln,
John 81. Cramt5u. ofthe Bardwel House.
Rutland Charle- Jones. Of bradford Ed
wu-1 4. smith. j. Bus- ArmIn.t ton. and
Her0er, BraIue-l. OF ST. Adams Ralph
sarter-ec. Of ferrisbu-ea. one Of me owner
Of Young EInaa Hon. Henry Lane, Of
Cornwall Hon. e. " Br0wne-. Of VII
lslou Charlie T. Russell. Of North Hero
+ Gcn. stannarl. Col. Cannon. Of Tins cry,
+ ana Z. g. Nye. OF New l0-k
Alter the serving OF % splendid luncheon
/ sistiur Of saniwiches. cold meats. dough
nuts. coffee. 6o al gotten up under
tae sklial supervision Of george /.
Laiuke. Of this city. az q little before
noon the sale wa called Oh hy NJ.
Levi Dawiey. eff Rutland. acting as auc-
tloneer. vine. Though having considerable
'-norse sense and Yoiubillty. as wei a.
most lmpcrrur52hle good nature. talked the
animals So 70 death. that we believe he did
NOT give general satisfaction To either
sellers OF purchaser The following Is a
brief schedule Of the sale
Kentucky Boy. black stallion. ioale5
ln l-63 bv Dr.. Herr Mamuriuo Patcnin
anu Kitty Coon. 4 magnificent animal.
knocked o1wn o. H. n. Newell Of Slelburu
Tor sis
Prairie Gir.. bay fly. ioaled II $50,
ry son Of Yorkshire Lexington ami >.y
Foot. went % Walter a " eed. OF Sne.-
0urn..0- $50. she is beautiful and styl-
Isn mare.
o. LADY LOOMS beautiful mare. snow
ING muca speed anu endurance. was pur- I
chased oy Michael Kelly, OF Burlington. i0r 7
$3.50. she is o black. iour-vear-0id tlIy,by I
Ciayn-In0 AID Kitty Price.
4 Kentucky Pride. q tnree-y ear-0ld bay |
EeIdinE, Dy ClaynrIno. ana one VINO showed /
himself q light and easy beast. well-fitted T
for carriage purposes. was bad off bv Johu .
vs. tramton. OF Rutland for Sl45.
3. nate Wadsworth. q good stepping /
chestnut fly. foaled II ISL. anu by " 0od- /
burn Pilot and Bashaw Maid showed O. .
handsome trottlng gait Rodney :. Wire. 7
% Darlington. was her lucky purchaser for I
Sl-l.
To- Jennie Fox. q three-year-oid gray is,
by Clayurin0 and Fanny Peters was one
OF the kIudesl. most gentle and best bloooed
horses we have ever seen Mayor Blodrett
successfully put up S-l5 i0r her.
=. W es1ern Boy. bay stallion of royal
blood. being by WAIKIKI Chief and Fanny
Peter 60od Judges of horsetiesh consid-
cred MIN a splendid specimen OF a two-year-
old. John W Cramt0u took possession
OF MIN for Sl25
3 Oliva j . fine limbed fly, hv W o0d-
burn Pilot ana Olinia. was bid Of by A.
and ;. stow. of W eybridge. for $40.
e. Mabel. q hay hlly. by Noodouru Pilot
ami Bashaw Maid, ana a very hnc animal.
fell INTO possession OF Frederick Hadley. OF
south Burlington. for $40
lO a nice pair of black hllIes. Prize and
Pass. the former sired by " O0dburn Pilot
from nifty Cora. and the latter by the same
celebrated stallion from Lady burnap. were
next put up. Mayor BlOugctt. OF Burning
ton. purchased Prize for Sll5. and Henry
Ihorp. Of Charlotte. Puss. for Sl45.
q IL. Purity. yearilng bay lilly, ny Clay
brino. from Madam Edmunds. a perfect
beauty. amiable and tame, became the pro-
4 !
Ingt0n. for $40
l. Juno a very ice FLY by Waikiki
ChIei and June, ana the last colt sired by
Waikiki, was also purchased by Mr. Van
Sicklen for $500
-. Jewel q black yearlins fly. by
" oodburn Pilot and Mobile Harrison. could Z
not have been better NAMED Mayor Bl0d-
gett paid S265 Tor ner
IA. Waukegan Chief THIS splendid stall
lion .tOaled IN ISL. by WooGburn Pilot and
MOllie Harrison. was next put up. the COM
pany reserving one bid on him. The
Hon G.. W Brownell, Of Wiiliston. called
81 200. and none raised him. Mr.. CramtOn,
tor the company. bid Sl,4O0. 81 ne remains
IL property.
Next followed the sale OF stock not owned
by The Vermont Horse Stock Company. :
-. Grandee. magnificent stallion. I5I
hands high, purchased from the estate OF
the late Geo {. Hall. OF Brattleboro bv
Rysdyk's HambleIOniau and American Star.
was displayed IN the sale yard in connection !
with some OF his stock, but failed TO receive |,
4 bid.
It. Rosetta. a bay FLY, bv Woodburn
Pilot and Lady Maynard. owned by ;Navor
Bl0dgett. OF Burlington was bid of BY Z.
+. brOwnell Tor 500. She Is a good step
per !
L. Eureka. gOOd-sIzed three-year-old
chestnut stallion. owned BY L. ). Drew.and ;
sired by Daniel Lambert; dam. Messenger
mare. was bid in by Frank B. Carleton. Of !
Burlington, for S4l5 Tais stallion Is a per :
feet animal. :
Is. tIcra, nice mare. by WAIKIKI Chief
dam Morgan, and thoroughbred, went to
Henry ThOrp, Charlotte. for $40 !
10. Maggie, tw0-y ear-oid bay fllv. q I
animal. sired by WAIKIKI Chief. '
and an Ethan Allen dam, and a mate 10 y
Flora. was bought in by L. 5. Wires !
for 1906. Both the above animals were .
owned by L. 5. Drew. ,
30. Waikiki Lad ; this splendid two-vear- q
old bay stallion is by Waikiki Chief: dam,
an imported English mare of the Pendigrass O
family, bought OF ten. stannard and owned n
BY /. NJ. Van Sicklen, WAS the last animal
offered for sale. He mas taken the first pre- .
MUM wherever exhibited is believed to 3
have perfect pedigree. and is the most r
promising horse by all odds in the State
James 4. Shield was his purchaser for Sf75.
The day was quite comfortable, the ar Z
for the accommodation of visi- Z
tors and bidders ample. and the sale perfect
" square. every animal advertised being v
sold. except three. and those for most stis-