Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Communication. for thi. department shoaii
10 addressed Ia A. T. MAnis, south Paris Me.

be for the interest OF ell farmers and
breeder. to be present, and oil havin.
animal. Of merit will End there the be'
chance they ever had 10 show them 80 a
10 command the attention Of the crowd.
Exhibitor. will be admitted free TO ,h'
ground. and every attention possible paid
them. to make their time pleasant AnC
their expenses small
We give below q liz, Of entries TO The
col, races. There will be in addition to
The col, stakes. three races for age
horses, $50 cl.. 500. $40 class
$3.50. snd free fof eli 5000. En,rie. tC
close Aug. li. and to BE- made with the
secretary Geo. 7. Young. Norway, Me
IEAKLisa srAEEs.
rau,t, nrc-. sh colt rnnoe Ariemu'. BY AT
rhaysT 4 Young. bro. colt Pentseo',, by Ne.
s-ngsr wiikss
L. D.. Jaikins. bay nliy sun neam'
rworIAsoLp srAKE..
nausii BROS, bay nIiy nelle Van cleet by
J. y nsri.t,. ssy nuy rop.y. by Arsmu.. Jr
Andrs-s 4 mayer, bay colt Grsen-ooi' b,
Victor Paicnsn.
q. W Bfosn. en- ally Achie, by Prince onasa
% .. Harrington. BAY colt Aonsr e ey N'e'"'
ChAris. a. coma, hay nliy Matte.
D. A. rhsyof. bay colt Dasier' by Norway
Knox.
ruHrs.ITAs otp sr.Nr..
rhayer Horne. i.ar nily Enigma, by Glenafm
mfs A KA~son. bls. nily IulimA, ~ Norway
o. y rsfrias,ou. bay colt Amo. u. By Victor
nansI nrc.. bay nlly Eiiyan elect. BY Ar
@. > fSsnias. bro. nny Maass D.. by Thomas
carlyle.
Those intending 10 show their horses
a, that time. are requested TO notify us
Of their intention q, their sAflies, con-
venisnes. 90 tha, We can be prepared tor
them also give them al needed par'ieu-
lars. Owners Of .,Allion. ,ha, have stock
Of .uilicien, age TO show merit, should be-
sin ~ once 10 look around and pick out
the mos, promising one. TO show with
their sire.
Last week We spoke Of the new Ad.
di,ion. TO the 2.?O IL, and the fac, OF all
bsing ehoicely bred Of ons of them. Flos-
.is q the Culiiv.,or speaks a. follows
Highly bred tro,tsr- ere the ONES that
seem to make the fastest records snd sci
ior The biggest prices this sea-ou. flossls
q . purchAs.d q short time since by Nj. D.
Mcllsnry. Freepori, H., for $1,000 " fe'
port 4. correct, IL one % this class, dis
tingui.hed herself ~ beating the trio 10
RITA Gov. llli and White Stockings
taking second, third aud fourth heats in
s.2,Igl2. llsr s.re. Autar.
l. by Almon, dam ~ Brown chief, son o'
M.mbrino Chlef; second dam nv the 10.
mou. r,ce hoiss B'rirsnd, thoroughbred
son OF Sir Afchy The dan Of Flos,le u
"a. by Iceberg. by Zero, thoroughbred sou
OF boston. when flosslo q. ranges ~
lougsldc of F.youiA In the Grand Circuit
lOok out for . horse race provided oo'h
mares arv on edge
IL will b. seen from the breeding OF
,hi. great MARI. th., her sire is bred 10
similar lines TO Olympus. sire OF u. ID.
Bi.bse'. MeHu,iek. both ATE by Almon,
the dam. Of both were by sons OF Nam
bhno Chief: aud while the second dam
Of Altar was by Bertrand. thoroughbred
.on Of Sir Archy. and the grand dam OF
Olympus W.. by .on Of Bertrand tho
2nd dam Of Geo. ID. Prentice. sire OF the
dam Of Olympus, was also by son oi
Bertrand, whose sire, Sir Archy. vi. by
the famous Di.omsd-,hu' giving Olym'
pu. tao strain. Of the blood Of ,hi. great
race horse whose wonderful g.mene'. and
nerve force have been transmitted through
generations Of hi. deeendents 50 that nov
Il /. . recognized element in the Pedi'
gree. Of large number Of the fastest
,rO,isr. ,ha, ever stepped foo, on the race
course
Barrett Bros, Of Fair View Farm,
we., sumn,r. have recently purchased I
dne and fast siI.ye.r.old mare that IS
full sister to the speedy seldlns Lueius A.
whose breeding we gave in the Democrat
/. few week. since. For the benefit o.
those Who did no, see !, We will rePea, IL
The sire Of thi. mare W. Hsmbletoniou
P.,ehen by Maine DurOe; dam by Ton
P.,ehsn. Her frs, dam was by Whsle
bone Knox. 2nd dam old Cooney. dam ol
two in the 2:30 list.
Mr. Barrett states ths' Ar,emus hs
received about IS patrons 80 far this sea
son. Their stock will be worked a, ,h'
track on the Fair grounds, instead OF |.
Canton. as first talked Of. We rcentl!
made mention Of the fac, tha, MsKu.ie'
"a. TO be worked q, the track by Mr.
Eli. who is about locating there with
.,ring Of colts; bu, Mr.. Bisbee inform
us thu, it's no, for the purpose Of tI,in'
him for any races or fast trials, but mere
ly 10 give him little work. We ,hinl
hi. owner acts the part Of wisdom in no
forcing him while young. A large mum
Der Of the phsnomenAl colt performers az
never heard from in after years. whe'
they should be in their best state.
so II seems th., Glenarm won bis rae
a, Franklin Park. Ssugu.. las, week. Il
straight heats. reducing his record one
fourth second. although the BO.,on Glob'
states the time actually made was 2;223
instead Of '23t I. hung out by ,h
Judges.
The time hung out for the three hea,
va. 2;2it 2;2Si 2;25i. Nine horse
started In the race, nearly oil sessone'
uotiers With fs., records. but none wer
. match for the representative OF the PIN
Tree State. who Was never headed at O.
in the two las, heats.
0lsnarm seems to have more enemie
than any horse in the world, and when
ever be has happened to lose a race, W
have heard . great amour, Of cheap tall
made to the effect that he was no good .
q tro,,sr and ell that. bu, "he laugh
bes, who laughs last" These sam
knowing ones also are always hafpinI
about his colts, saying that he never sire'
any good ones; but Why 90 many Q
these know.i,.all horse men who tai
much but think little, should forever b
in . state Of much mental distress sbou
the probable ruin Of al who were 90 un
wise a. to breed mares TO Glensrm !,
| rx.se,x NE have never been able 4