Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24

Mr. Bailey also shows Lambert b., two
years old blood bay, by Daniel Lambert,
dam by Messenger Chief. Lambert b,
shows a strong open gait and promises
well.
John S. leonard, Shoreham, shows
black 2-years-old stallion, grandson OF
Aristos, DAM a Morgan mare, handsome,
plucky colt and good stopper.
j. Holmes q Sons, Charlotte, show a
years old stallion, liam, by Winooskl,
dam by lIOlabrd's Ethan; IN inbred
Waikiki, handsome bay black points.
They also show Il fine brood mare with
foal, Lady Waikiki sired by Waikiki Chief,
the fOal by Raven, he by Milton, he by
Smuggler. Two . years old lllies, both
by Winooski, Il iilly out of a dam 10y Wal
kill CHER, a horse out of dam by Hula-
BIRDS Ethan; good stock threatened with
speed.
Drew & Brownell, Burlington, show 6
Standard breed mares and iillies. Grace
with flly by Wandcrer, by GilrOy,
years old flly, Wild Wave by Winooski
and out of Grace, II handsome seal brown
and in foal by Belmont Forrest, a Ken
lucky bred horse. \ yearling bay iilly
STANDS 10 hands, good one out of Grace
by Winuoski, and is sold for Sl15 to gen
tleman iii Essex, y.
j. a. Shedd, Burlington, shows Ham
bletonian mare by Waldo with II beauti-
full fOal by her side by Ben Franklin,
The little filly is but 10 weeks old, but a
shapely and handsome form as II mature
horse.
Woodworth ~ Fuller, Underhill show
6.years-olI stallion Morgan Prince, IA
handsome specimen Of the Morgan blood,
mahogany bay IS 3, weighs 100 pounds,
stylish action, and traces directly back 10
old Flying Morgan, 10y his sire, and to
Green Mountain Morgan on hi, dams
side.
W. NJ. Patch, New Haven, shows hand
some standard bred horse, Clay Jones, by
c. NJ Clay, out of cam by RyslYk's Ham
bletonian. He shows several Others,
horses and FLIES, of Clay stock.
Charles Sanford, Orwell, shows his stall
lion General Arthur by Waldo out of "A
Hambletonian mare, Waldo is also Ham
bletonian blood, Waldos dam was by
Daniel Lambert. General Arthur is a fine
blood bay i'll color, 10 hands aud about
100 pounds in weight He was not in the
finest condition, having been used freely
all the season up to the day of coming to
the tar. Mr. Sanford also shows Harry
>. by General Arthur out of Lucy " Il
mare with llambletonian blood.
j. W: Page. White Ri er Junction,
shows Monte West, bay gelding, 9-vears-
old, son of Westmont, and he has shown
trial heat of 2+O ON his track. Next
stall stands Westmont, sired by Col.
West, he by Almunt, dam by Mambrno
Sherman, he 10y Mambrluo Chief. West
| Ilblll Is tIltIctl III illt IGtC-lO-dll, DuU
wont start, having been lamed in going to
the breeders meeting at Rutland
MATCHED PAIRS.
Silas Soule, Fairfield, shows a pair
blood bay, l552 hands, one with two white
feet, the other all white.
NJ. II. 1eachout, Calais, bay and chest
nut, both sired by Fearnaught, and 5
al 1I.,.
and stylish.
b. f. Havilland, Danville, shows hand
some pair of matched bays under IL IL, >
years old geldings, good style, handy gait
ed, but not close match i'll color
+. McCrillis, Marshiield, pair brown
horses, good stepperS aud good style
+. W. Smith, Burlington, a pair of
brown fillies 3 and years DID, sired by
ArietOs.
Mr.. Gilmore, St. Adams, 2 pairs pair
handsome blacks III hands, weighs 220O,
good for first prize, and IA pair of browns
not as snowy, but WOulddo first rate If the
blacks were out. Dr. George f. Sparhawll
"A pair of Chestnuts which attracted gen
eral attention, by some called the hand
soonest pair on the ground, but under - -
hands.
The show of horses like that of the other
departments of live stock, was a remarka-
bly, fine one, ANA many animals worthy of
note were necessarily omitted, partly for
want of space and partly because the re
porter was unable TO find any one in
charge who could give any information of
their ownership or breeding.
An article on the grounds Is so intimate
ly connected with live stock that we speak
of it, and that is McCarty's farm boiler,
Il cheap, simple, and effective con
trivance used to warm the water in the
cisterns for the cattle to drink in winter
1t Is worth examination.