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

be found in the ? 80 list if their training
is continued. Several others of the get
of Kent were exhibited, all showing fine
action and great promise of speed. The
bay geldng G.. F. D., owned by Geo. F.
Davis of Windsor, is from daughter of
Kent, his sire being Young Fulton, son
of Robert Fulton by Dominion. lie took
second premium among the single driv-
ers and was afterwards shown to sulkv a
full mile in 2 :3S 1-2 according to private
timers, no time being announced. There
was also a shapely and speedy four-year
old bay gelding 16 hands high, got by
son of Kent from dam of Black Hawk
descent, shown by II. Il. Brannock, West
Windsor, VT. The Kents attracted much
attention and well-merited commenda-
ton.
Kent was the only son of Hambletoni-
an that was shown. but the family was
further represented by his two excellent
grandsons, Waldo and Gilroy, sons of
Messenger DurOc. Waldo, Mr.. John n.
Bakers well-known bay stallion, was
shown by that gentleman with quite Il
train of his get, conspicuous for good
size, ease of action, perfection of limbs
and their uniform bright bay color. The
only matched pair shown for the socie-
tvs premium were a pair of these shape
ly and substantial bays, Is hands high.
shown by II. II. Baxter of Rutland; they
showed a half at three-minute gait and
were much admired by the spectators
and were awarded first premium of forty
dollars by the committee, who had dis
erection to award either of the three pre-
miums or none. Another was the bay
gelding Walter, among the best of single
drivers, in which class he was awarded
third premium; he is owned by Mr.. John
n. Baxter.
Gen. Arthur is stout, lofty and sly
fish nine-year-old bay stallion by Waldo,
dam Kitty Harris, by Daniel Lambert !;
he stands l6 hands and weighs l75 lbs.
Owned by Chas. Sanford of Orwell.
Manchester is another entire son of
Waldo, blood bay, 16 hands, 100 lbs.
and quite a trotter; he is owned by Johu
Cheney of Crown Point, n. Y.
Waldo, Jr., is a three-year-old stallion,
son of Waldo. from dam of Black Hawk
blood; he stands - 81 hands and is of
very just proportions and good style.
Owned by Chas. Seeley, Middlebury.
Quite number of Others of the get of
Waldo. mostly youngsters and all excel
lent stock. were shown, principally owned
by Mr.. John y. Baxter, whose stock is
well worth going long distance to see.
Another well made and attractive
grandson of IIambletonian was the bay
stallion, Nimrod, son of Blackstone. he
by Hambletonian; dam of Nimrod by
Young Columbus: second dam by Yer
mont IIambletonian he is eleven years
old stands IL hands and weighs $50 lbs.
and is owned by II. ID. Noble of Tin
mouth.
Ned Wilkes is an excellent bay three
year-old stallion. standing now ID II
hands, very finely finished. with strong
and shapely limbs and pure action. got
by Alcantara (223), son of George
Wilkes (2:22) by Hambletonian; dam by
Knickerbocker, son of Hambletonian
second dam by American Star. Owned
and shown by f. Bowman. Rutland.
Z. p. Iandon of Middlebury showed a
fine pair of bay mares, full sisters, five
and six years old, by Lancet, son of
IIambletonian Goldsmith, dam by Hero,
son of IIale's Green Mountain.
f. ID. Kinds of Pttsford showed the
Alert, son of IIambletonian dam (the
dam of Deucalion, 2 ;22) by Marlborough,
son of imp. Trustee.
W. +. Davis of Hartland showed the
promising fOur-year-old stallion Vermont
Almont by Almont Eagle son of Almont
dam by Billiards. Cassius, son of Jones
Cassius, by old Cassius NJ. Clay.
Messrs. Drew and Brownell of Bur-
lington showed the brown trotting filly
Winooski Maid, two years old, by Wi
nOoski, son of Waikiki Chief by Handle
tonian, dam by Waukegan Chief, son of
WOODBURY. Pilot.
Arthur Woodbury. of Hardwick showed
the bay colt Ethan S., two years old, by
Henry s., son of Auctioneer, he by Tat
tersall, son of Hambletonian; dam, Gyp-
sy by Holabird's Ethan Allen.
l.. \. Drew of Burlington exhibited
the bay trotting filly Rhea,3 years old, by
Winooski dam Laura Williams (2:2I l-2)
by Holabird's Ethan Allen; second dam
by North American. The three last
named trotted in their respective classes.
Gilroy, the other son of Messenger
Duroc mentioned above, is Mr.. c. Ii.
Blodgett's well known black stallion.
which made a gallant fight in the stallion
race, of which he captured fourth and
fifth heats. His dam is by Sayre's Har-
ry Clay. Gilroy stands at Burlington.
The Mambrino Chief family was repre-
scented by Mamhrino Archv a hrourn