Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-17


made buckskin gelding by the same sire,
dam by Green Mountain Banner; owned
by w. j. IIowes, Troy, y. Y.
Aristos was not shown, but was repre-
sented by some excellent stock. among
which were st. Julien a very handsome
lG-hand, jet black stallion from a dam by
the Howard Horse, son of Black Hawk.
lie is owned by 5. Y. FELTON, of Orwell
and is the sire of the elegant chestnut
trotting filly, New England Queen that
won second money in the four-year-old
race: also of the handsome black stall
lion Fred Arthur, three years Old whose
dam is by Darkey, sire of Hiland Grey.
He is owned by T. \. Richardson of
Brandon.
Lady Hammond, a swift and beautiful
five-year-od bay mare, owned and shown
by b. j. Williams of Brandon,i is daugh-
ter of Aristos from the dam of the trot-
ter. John Hall, she by American Ethan.
Dan is bay colt two years old, stand
ing 10 hands and of much beauty and
promise, by Aristos, dam by the Hopkins
Horse, son of IIale'S Green Mountain
Morgan, second dam by the Kelley horse,
son of Churchill's Black Hawk.
j. W. Porter Is a very stylish and ele-
CANT mahogany bay yearling colt of good
size. well broken to harness and of per-
feet action; by AristOS. dam by Hamlet.
son of Volunteer. He is owned by f. ID.
Welch of Rutland and was awarded first
premium as the best yearling shown.
Moscow is Il bay trotting geldmg two
years old, of great MERIT, by Aristos.
dam by Bucephalus. lie is owned by
Lester Fish of Ira and divided with Lady
Addison third money in the two-year-
old race.
Aside from those that trotted in the
races, many of the get of Addison Lam
bert were shown conspicuous for uniform
large size, high finish and graceful and
easy trotting action. Among them we
noted the following: -
Patrick g., fine black geldng four
years old, standing u ID hands. with
quite turn of speed owned by Grimes
Il son of Shoreham.
Bob lngerosll. a two-year-old bay colt.
large, shapely and mature, from a dam
by lliland Grey; also a three-year-old
grey tilly of great merit from the same dam
These two were shown by W. Rowe of
Wells. VT, who also showed their dam. Il
fast and very substantial l3-vear-old gray
mare from dam by Culver's Rather
son of Biggart's Rather: second dam by
llale's Green Mountain.
Luck. an elegant bay colt. three year,
old, whose dam is Jennie W. by Sherman
Black Hawk; second dam, Lady of the
Lake by Vermont Black Hawk: owned
by 6. :. Wilnarth of Addison.
Ben Franklin furnished not only 4
majority of the starters in the colt races
but legion of Others mostly youngstcr.
of the highest promise. most of then
being choicely bred on the dams sid,
and almost without exception of fault
less forms. good size. excellent acton
and lofty carriage. Together they formed
a horse exhibition by themselves wortl
many times the cost and trouble of &
visit 10 this meeting to see. Among tho
more noteworthy were the chestnut geld
ing l.ongfellow. seven years old. from I
dam by son OF Gen. sherman. Thi,
elegant trotter has been i'll with the dis
temper or he would doubtless ere thi,
have taken his place in the , 80 list. a,
he was able to do last season and NAV
vet before the fall campaigns close
Fanny Waters, a chestnut mare five
years old, can show better than a AZ
gait. Her dam is by Gen. Sherman.
Star Franklin, dark chestnut trOtting
colt three years old, standing u 81
hands, weighing 1000 lbs; from dam
by Motifs Independent; this colt divided
with Orwell second and third money in
the two-year-old race last year at Bur.
lington, and now has trotted an excellent
race here but failed to get better than
fourth place. The above three are owned
by b. Andrews, White Creek, y. Y.
Franklin Boy, a light chestnut colt
whose dam is Kitty Cook by Gen. Sher.
man. Owned by ). F. Smith. Shrews.
bury, VI
Glen Allen, a superb black colt fouI
years old, standing II 81 hands. and
able to show his full mile very close tC
, 40 is from dam by David Hill, son of
Black Hawk: second dam by Green
Mountain Morgan, a thoroughly first.
class young Morgan stallion. Owned by
Hon. Geo. W. lIendee of Morrisville
He was entered in the race but wa,
drawn because gentleman negotiating
for his purchase desired it.
Franklin Chief, IA well-developed chest.
nut colt, 10 hands, two years old, dam by
belongs Ethan Allen. Owned by Hen
ry Strong of Castleton.
Sherman Lambert, jet black three
year-old stallion, Is 81 hands, dam by
Sherman Black Hawk, son of VT. Black
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