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

get are surpassed by others, although the
fastest mile ever trotted any way of
going was made by his grandson, II. b.
Winship (2.06 with running mate) and
the second fastest was made by another
grandson, Frank q EOS ii with running
mate) but in point of road qualities the
family of Daniel Lambert stands first and
without rival. He is a son of Ethan
Allen, the best son of Vermont Black
Hawk, and is kept at the Bread Loaf
Stock Farm, Middlebury, Vermont, whose
proprietor, Joseph Battell, is his princi-
pal owner. Daniel Lambert was shown
by ID. w. Bliss, superintendent of the
Bread Loaf Farm, and was greeted with
applause as often as he appeared. In his
company was also shown the following
stock from Bread Loaf Farm:
Thought, winner of the stallion race,
a nine-year-old bay horse of the highest
elegance and beauty, that moves like a
young prince and trots as smoothly as a
swallow skins the water. He is son
of Daniel Lambert and from a trotting
mare said to be daughter of Rysdvk's
Hambletonian. Owned by Joseph Bat
tell, Middlebury, Vermont.
Rocky Mountain, chestnut stallion
three years old. u l-2 hands high. weigh
ing 1000 lbs. got by Motion @ :20), son
of Daniel Lambert; dam, Alike, by
Halls Young America, son of Hoagland' :
Gray Messenger. he by son of Sherman
Morgan; second dam. Blonde by Old Abb
dallah. This is a colt of great substance,
style and promise with pure trotting
action. and was mistaken by many for
his sire. Motion, whom he closely reSem-
bles. Owned by Joseph Battell, Middle
bury, Vermont.
Bread Loaf, bay stallion four years
old, Is II hands. 900 lbs; got by
Thought: dam. the Hawkins trotting
mare by Ben Butler. son of Black Hawk
Chief (full brother to Sherman Black
Hawk by Vermont Black Hawk: dam of
Ben Butler by the Orson Taylor colt, son
of Vermont Black Hawk. Bread Loaf
closely resembles his sire and promises
to be a tiotter. Owned by d. w. Bliss
Middlebury, VT.
Motion, the leading sire at the Bread
Loaf Farm after Daniel Lambert. wa.
sick with epizoOtic and was not shown
but among those of his get exhibited
were the following: Willie. gray gel
ding, five years. - l-2 hands, 1000 lbs
very stylish. Owned by j. Cherbino
Weybridge, VT; sold on the grounds t.
W. o. Chaplin. Brattleboro. Vt.
Fearless. bay mare. four years: dan
by Foote's Black Hawk. \ very elcgan
mare and Il trottcr: owned by Grin Smith
Middlebury. Vt.
Flora L.. gray tilly. three years; dan
by the IIemenway Horse. son of Blacl
Hawk; a promising filly entitled to star
in the Green Mountain Stock Farm stake
but drawn because out of condition
Owned by Joseph LaRock. Middlebury
Vermont.
Star Motion, a bay colt, two years
dam by Black Bill. son of Hemenwa,
horse by Black Hawk. This colt trottet
in the Brookside stakes. showing mucl
speed but in his breaks had to be pulle,
to stand-stll, which took him back t,
fifth place. Owned by W. G. Danyew
Middleburv. Vt.
Dan Motion, Il bay yearling colt o
great substance and elegance. >tandn!
Is hands and weighing 9GO lbs. Owne,
by NJ. c. Riley, Middlebury. Vt.
Flying Motion. a chestnut colt of un
surpassed beauty and excellent size: hi
dam is by Abraham. son of Daniel Lam
bert. This colt is said to be a close pat
tern of Daniel Lambert at his age: h
took third premium among the yearlings
Crescent is superb black sucking colt
large, active, pure-gaited and stylish. 90
by Daniel Lambert; his dam. shown will
years old, jet black, large, roomy ant
substantial, with wide fiat limbs, shor
back, fine head, delicate ear and full anC
resolute eye, long famous rs Il roadste
capable of doing her fifteen miles al
hour. She is daughter of Hammond
Black Hawk by Vermont Black Hawk
her dam was by Black Lion. son of Yer
mont Black Hawk; the dam of Blacl
Lion was by Smiths Liberty. repute,
sire of the dams of Sherman Black Hawl
that got the famous IIerod, and Vernon
Hero. that got the celebrated Gen. Knox
This excellent youngsters fiye-siXteenth
Black Hawk, probably carrying more o
the blood of that great sire than any othe
foal of recent years: he promises indi
vidual merit fully equal to his breedin:
and is child of high expectations. III
is owned by Lyman Payne of Cornwall
and Joseph Battell.
The renowned Brooksde stations, Bel
Franklin and Addison Lambert, sons o
Daniel Lambert, were exhibited in lin,
/ form, both cnoal onI Il, no ..o,;,,,