Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-17
Kentucky Princ|

Will make the Season of 1873 at BartOr=
DESCRIPTION.-KENTU PRINCE is Is
hands high, jet black, excepting one hind foot wi
and small white spot on nose In covering condi*
weighs 1000 pounds, is very powerfully made, of
form and extra bone, with clean pure trotting act
He is very Stylish has high courage and yet is per-
ly gentle, possessing fine disposition and temper.
His pedigree, subjoned, shows his high breed
He is inbred to Mambrno Chief sire of Lady Tho
record 2:lS l-2, who, until she broke her hip was
ways too fast for Goldsmith Maid and the acknowlet
Queen of the trotting turf.
Mambrino Chief, like the Hambetonians, is desc s
ed directly from imported Messenger and by
the Mambrinos are considered superior to
Hambletonlans. The are certainly a family of be
size, more style and equal if not superior speed.
KENTUCKY PRINCE, through Mollie Harrison the
of his SIRE has strain of Clay blood, which is cert
very valuable, as the Clays nearly all fast;
through his sire he also reaches directly back
er fast and stout family, the Piots-thus comb
three OF the most popular trotting strains Of the
viz MambrinO, Clay and Pilot The descendent
Mambrino Chief through his sons and daughters
almost all fast and are very numerous, but are +
given below as it would make list much too long
will also be noticed that Mambrino Pilot, grand 81
KENTUCKY PRINCE, has long list of good ones I'd
name he being the sire of two of the fastest trot
stations in the world except Smuggler-viZ: Man
no Gift, record 2:2O and HannIs, record 2l9 IA.
Add to the above thoroughbred trotting blood
large per cent of thoroughbred running blood
KENTUCKY PRINCE derives from his own dam and
dam of MambrinO Prince and you have that cont
tion which can hardly fail to give his produce not
good turn of speed, but at the same time that
finish so pleasing to the eye, and those game and
ing qualities SO desirable both on the road and the
In short, the breeding of KENTUCKY PRINCE is as
perfection that Of any stock horse in the Sta
Vermont, and hence as a sire, will be as sure as
not to disapp0int the expectations of those using
KENTUCKY PRINCE is presented to the breedet
this section with the feeling the part of ais oW
that he is entirely worthy of their patronage. He
been handled but little, for speed but has recor
| 2:5l-and his owner believes he win be able to q
| the thirties the present season.
PEDIGREE.-Sred by Claybrino by Mamh'
| Pilot, by Mambrin0 Chief. by Mambrino Paymastei
Mambrino, by Imported Messenger. Claybrinos
| by Strader's Cassius NJ. Clay, by old Cassus NJ.
| by Henry Clay, by Andrew Jackson, by Young Bias
| by the Imported Grand Bashaw. Mambrino PiI
| dam by Pilot Jr by old pacing Pilot. Dam of
| lucky PRINCE by Mambrno Prince formerly Brigr,
| by Mambrino Chief. grandam thoroughbred. Dan
Mambrino Prince, thoroughbred.
The following is the record of KENTUCKY PRIN
immediate ance stors:
Mambrino Chief. g. z. sire, 1886
| Mambrino Pilot, e. sire. 2:27
Pilot Jr.. sire of dam of g. sire, 2:24
Strader's CassIus M. Clay. sire of dam of SIRE 226
Mambrino Prince, sire of dam, 2.3l
| Claybrino, sire. 2:44
Lady Maynard, dam. 240
The following are some of the get Of MambrinO q
| with record:
| Lazy TlOr06, z.lo
| North Star Mambrino, 2:26
| Mambrino Pilot (saddle). 227
Darkness double. 2:27
| Mambrino Star, 228
| Brignoli, 2,3l
| Bay Henry 2:3O
| Ericsson "a years old, 2:3O
The following are some of the get Of Pilot Jr.:
John Morgan, 2:24 Queen of West, 227
Pilot TEMPLE. 2:24 ~ Genr Sherman, 22S
Tacky 2:26 Pilot. 2:29
| Tattler. 2:26 Dixie. $50
The following some of the get of Mambrlno Pilet
Hannis, 2I9 IA Josephine. 2:32
| Mambriuo Gift 2:20 John C, 2S4
Billy Platter, 2:26 Calliban, 2:34
loot Dillon, 2:27 Lady Alice. 2:34
Morning, 230 Richmond 2:35
| Emulus, 2:32 Lady johnson, 2:36
The following are some of the fast Clays:
American Girl, Els Capt. York. 2:25
Lucy, 2:l7 1-2 Geo. H.. 226
Geo Palmer 2lO Granville, 2:27
Geo. NJ. Patchen. 22l Frances. 2:27
| Lady Smell, 223 Collins Prince, 2:29
Henry Clay. % 3-4 Bateman. 2:27
| Col Pike, 225 Ella Clay 2:27
| Sam Bruno 2:25 II XXI 2:2s
Susie Parker, 2:25 IA Lady Lowe, 22e
TERMS.-This horse has formerly stood at
and the price ought to be advanced instead of redl
as his stock is proving very fine, but in consider
| of the hard times is placed at $40, instead of S
stated in the circulars; payable when the mare pi
in foal.
Mares disposed of before foaling win be consit
| in foal. Limited to 40 Mares and the season will
August l.
| Barton June II, 1877.