The Republican journal., 1885-06-11
1885. Stallion for Service. 1885.
Hamb|et0nian Chief.
Sire of Geo. o., 2.24 If.


Bay stallion, 159s hands, weight 1910 lbs, foaled
May, 1867, bred by D. B. Irwin, Middletown,
Orange Co., n Y.
Sire, lIiadietoscn, Dam, Mary Hulse. lIiddletoun
by Rysdyks Hambletonian, by Abdallah, by Mann
brine, by Imp. Messenger First dam by American
Eclipse, second dam by Young Engineer. by En-
gineer, by Imp. Messenger. Middetown is the sire
of Music, record 2.2l2l Nellie Irwin, 225; Orange
Blossom, 226, Storm, 22624; and many other very
fast ones that have never been trained for track
use. The last named mare, Storm, was sold by Mr..
Charles Backman at his first public sale in 1870 to
Mr.. Nicholas Saltus of Brooklyn, N. Y, for $780,
After his death she was purchased by j. d. Shaw
of n. Y, who used her on the road and put her to
breeding. In the spring of 1884 j. b. Perkins, of
Cleveland, o., bought her at auction for a brood
mare, took her to Cleveland and put her in training
for 1he track, in order to put record on her which
would enhance the value of her future foas. She
was entered and started in her first June It'll,
1884 which she won i'll st1 aight heats, obtaining
record Of 2264, being Seventeen gears old at that
time. She is also the dam of horse that is said to
be able to trot in 2.20. n. b. Blood will tell
Mary Hulse, by Seeey's American Star, Seeey's
American Star by stockholms American Star, son
of Duroc. First dam, sally SLOUGH, by Henry, son
of Sir Archy by imp Messenger. Second dam, by
imp Messenger.
Mary Hulse, the dam Of Hambletonan Chief has
been one of the most noted of Mr.. Charles Back
mans many brood mares at Stony Ford, Orange
Co, n. Y. Below is history of the produce Of
Mary Huise, and year of foaling
1867 Hambletonian Chief (sire of Geo. o. 24l4 }
1865 Twilight. This stallion when five years
old trotted half mile trial to wagon in LII, alter
M WI Mr.. backihah Was onefeu ana refused Slo,-
WV inr h mn -
ioo3. hNal' pay Sei'uhg' lour year od record,
IA, five year old record, 2,36. and public trial in
nestei tiah -,oo' ms @eilhS Is it Iul ploticr 70
iiain.ictvhilh Ciei w
loii DaWn Guam ol otih mn VINO was uflVeh
a public trial in double harness with his mate,
NiIaI ne iioS@H, oHCr rlett "oo'l trarh IN zzls4
~. hlng imam SoFi 10 Carl >. Burr Jr-,
o1i iIn - =, T.: - - ioi 9t"u uSe'
100 pclih'' never hhihcSSe'i ItSttNtu iof q
oipo g MAJ a, ,.,, - .,,.
io'f N!'<! itc ou9Ihpldi Ittoiu' - ~ "i',t il
winner VI clSnEtu he"t9 pt'tel IMAM -'"o uahlh&
an average o. 20 ~
io'o: a chestnut coi tlat was Sel'eu ith1 Win
very niue hah"HhS mas folteu quarters IN 81 Sec
oh'is ~ wagon;
Ioi'' naI rlhce' can tf"' III -''o' an" II Nept
~ d 9t@',lon .
hEadEk naioIetohiah produced thirty nine iro !.
yrs Win fct0iu9 81 20" or oeItVI' hdSuS l"tiI I"
~ 9"na, ahu seventy one Oh hts Stdhi9ohs HtEe
9heu 20" tIolter9 anu twenty -tour pt MS 'GtuSh-
teIs nave become TIE dams OF ~ horses. mere
uescenutu from inns lofse.
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