Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-09-28
EARLY HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS.
From Litchfield Comm Papers.l
PEGASUS

EARLY HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS.
From Litchield Comm Papers.1
PEGASUS
Will stand at the stable of Edmund
Beach, in Hartland, to cover this season
at eighteen shillings or nine shillings the
leap. Pegasus is a horse of superior
beauty and elegance. He is out of Ran
ger, four years old this spring and is Is
hands high. He got a few colts the two
seasons passed and proved remarkably
sure. The colts he got the first season
are thought by good judges to be equal
to himself.
May =, 1892.
Will stand for covering the ensuing
season, at the stable of Jonathan Beach
in Goshen. Ranger is the same horse
that covered at Major Timothy Seymour's
in Hartford the last seasons, and he GOV
cred two or three seasons before in Gosh
en-. Those h are acquainted with his
colts will want no other recommendation
OF the horse several of them haye been
sold for 60 pounds at four years old and
are allowed to be the best market horse
of any in the country. He will cover at
% the season or nine shillings the leap.
Any kind of produce will be received in
exchange.
May 2, 1892.
Will stand this season at the stable of
the subscriber, half a mile north of the
north meeting house in Cornwall, at the
moderate price of SO, or 81, and 50 to in
sure foal. Apollo is l6 hands high, 8
years old, a beautiful bay and handsome
ly marked. Apollo's sire was the famous
imported horse Badger and out of a full
blooded mare. Apollo could undoubted-
usually the case, be praised for his noble
pedigree, elegant figure, superior action
and the number of purses won by him
and his sire; but admitting every puff of
this kind to be just, and however con-
scious that after all, those who view him
would acknowledge that the half had not
been told of him, yet the subscriber
thinks it most proper to submit this to
the eye of the candid examiner. Good
pasturage for mares and constant attend
ance. ELIPHALET STEELE.
April %, 1894.
~HARTsHORN.
A horse OF uncommon strength and
spirits, will stand the present season at
the subscribers stables his colts (many
OF which may be seen in different parts
of the town. will sufficiently recommend
him. Price only ten shillings.
May 7, 1894. OZIAs MARSH.
SMILING STAR.
The horse, Smiling Star, will stand at
the stable of the subscriber in Salisbury,
at the stone house on town hill, from
Monday morning until Thursday noon /;
on Friday will be at Landlord Burral's in
Canaan at seven o'clock in the morning,
where he will continue till five o'clock
p. M; on Saturday at General Hickock's
in Sheffield, the same hours as at Land
lord Burral's; from General Hickock's
return to he stable of the subscriber.
Said horse will continue the same route
every week through the season. Smiling
Star is about Is hands high and much
might be said in his favor were it requi-
site but his appearance will best recon-
mend him. The terms are SO the season
or 81 the leap. JOHN WATERous.
May 7, 1874.
HARMONiS.
The horse Harmonis will stand at
my stable at Blue Swamp the present
season. He is three-fourths blooded, Is
hands and one inch high, well made.
Those who view him will be pleased with
his figure; his colts are likely. Price ff-
teen shillings or nine shillings. Pastur-
age if wanted. ELI SMITH.
May IA, 1874.