Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15

Ebenezer Wood, Brookield, advertises
three-year-od mare colt with a white |
spot in face; trots and PAGES.
Stephen Tucker, Randolph, advertises
the beautiful bright sorrel horse, King
Herod; fifteen hands high and well pro-
portioned. to stand in Braintree and Ran
dolph.
And Amos Staples advertises the noted
horse Republican, at Williamstown,
Brookfield and Randolph, both May p,
1903.
Silas Goodenow. Stockbridge, advertis-
es bright bay horse colt, dark name and
tail, white streak in face, natural trot-
ter.
William Adge, Royalton, April Is,
1903, advertises his 5-vear- old horse,
black name and tail about If hands,
natural trotter.
The full-blooded horse. High Filler, is
advertised by Mokediah White, Brook
field, March. 1901; 16 hands high. bay,
black name and tail: two to four dollars.
Bucephalus at Randolph, Defiance
again, II - hands, Berlin and Barre. and
the full-blooded horse hurry Menus at
Royalton-all in May 2l, 1901.
The noted silk Stockings. a full-blood-
ed stud horse. Randolph. 81 to 81. silk
Stocking was sired by Obscurity his dam
by Bucephalus, his grandam and great
grand-dam were in line from the old
Arabian Ranger formerly owned by Col.
Willis of Hartford. Conn.
y. b. ObscuIty's sire and dam were
both imported from the first breed in Eng
| land. Signed.
WOLCOTT ALLEN.
Randolph. May 80, 1905.
This is the first pedigree that appears.
May II, 1906. appears the elegant full
blooded horse Marquis, Willamstown
and Randolph, So to So. Marquis is 10
hands inches high, of large bone, and
moves equal to any horse in the United
States. He was sired by the celebrated
imported horse Marquis out of a full
blooded mare. Also beautiful horse Blu
cephalus again.
Young King William, sired by that
famous imported horse, old King William
kept by Gen. Olcutt, and out of an excel
lent English mare. 81 to So.
In the May f. 1907, number of the
Weekly Wanderer appears the following
advertisement:
The Morgan horse will stand for cover
ing this season at the stable of John
Goss, in Randolph.
Randolph, May /. 1907.
This is inserted for the last time in the
June 18th number.
In the May 25th number Young Clari-
Gu, is advertised by Roger Williams to
stand in Randolph and Brookfield.
"loung Claricu> is of a beautiful bay
color. and is sixteen hands high. seven
years old this spring. Terms. 81 to 81 =
Young King William appeared again in
next issue.
Two sOrrel mares are advertised strayed
July 6, 1907 number. and in future num-
berS "A chestnut and dark brown,
September n appears IA bright bay colt,
three-year-old natural trotter. and dark
brown gelding horse four-years-old, shod
all round. trots all, middling size and
handsome carriage.
April %, lSOS. appears the noted full
blooded horse CRANKY, lately kept in
Royalton by Maj. Mower, to stand at
Bethel, Royalton and Sharon.
The CRANKY is so noted in this part of
the country that he is only to be named
,,,l l,,
well known to be the best ever known in
this State. Terms three dollars the leal
for the season, and to warrant As parties
agree" Next number, King George at
!, Bethel. liking George is four years ole
{ this spring, is of a beautiful dark bay
, with black name, tail and legs-for beau
ty, strength and activity is perhaps moi
exceeded by any horse in New England
, his height is about five feet three
inches. Said horse was raised by Mr.
, George Taliafero in King George county
Virginia. He was got by the imp. horst
/ Tup; his dam was got by Maik, his
, grand-dam by the old imp. horse Shark
| out of the celebrated imp. mare Thistle
, Tup was got by ,Joslin and Joslin by the
famous horse Eclipse, the best horse il
= England. Maik was full brother to thu
famous race mare Nirago, and he was go
: by old Shark out of the famous old i'm
ported mare Nirago.'
'LSig.l STAFFORD SMITH, Bethel.
: Light bay mare. twelve years old, o
a small size, advertised June IL, lS0S
also light chestnut six years old. Ihel
a black mare, natural trotter. and a re,
roam natural trotter.