Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-16
NOTES..
From Dunton's Spirit

Black Morgan was foaled in 1915, the
property of Sylvanus II. Gates of Peter.
sham, Mass. Sired by the Gates horse
grandsre Green Mountain I'd; great
grandsire Clifford; great great grandsire
Woodbury.; great great great grandsire
Justin Morgan. Dam raised in Middle
bury, VT, sired by Green Mountain, I'd
A striking instance of the intensifying
and establishing influences of inbreeding
is found in Tyrone, PAGER, now ID stud
at Appleton, Wis. His breeding has al
ready been given in our columns, but
NAV be here repeated. Tyrone, CHI. h.,
white face and three white legs to knees
and hook, and one white to pastern, 15f
hands, by SCOTS Hiatoga, by Hanley's
Hiatoga, by Rice's Hiatoga, by Ameri-
can Hiatoga, by Hiatoga, by Col. Stephen
CrutchfieId's Hiatoga, by Rasdells Ha-
toga. Here is pedigree covering CEN
fury. Tyrone's dam, Megg Scott, by
SCOTS Hiatoga; I'd dam by son of Dan
Rice's Arabian.
Can you give me the pedigree of a
stock of horses called Tuckahoe. | have
mare said to be by Tuckahoe, and reads
thus: Bay mare, foaled 1882, and bred
by Solomon Hoops, Columbia Co., o.,
sired by Diamond, by Long Island Jack
son, grandson of Andrew jackson; Dia-
mond's dam by Irwin Tuckahoe or Blind
Tuckahoe, by Herod Tuckahoe, by George
Ridgley's Tuckahoe of Maryland. l
would like to know the pedigree of the
original Tuckahoe. Are they noted stock
for speed? G.. FRENCH.
ANs.-Tuckahoe Orwin's Blind Tuck
ahoe), was bay horse, bred by William
Irwin, West Liberty, w. Va, foaled 1915,
got by Herod Tuckahoe; dam Vine, by
PARROTS Diamond, by Van Meters Dia-
mond; I'd dam by Sidi Hamet, by Lee
Boo. He went blind by injudicious hand
ling when young; was sold in 1853 to
John N. Dickson, Columbia Co., o. Her
cd Tuckahoe, bay horse, with star and
snip and one white hind ankle, bred by
Ignatius Gore, Frederick Co., Md, sold
to John D. Grove, then to Edward Hibb,
Sharpsburg, Md, foaled 1922. 1t is
believed that Herod Tuckahoe was
by Gov. Ridgleys Tuckahoe, by Flor
izell, by imp. Diomed; dam pa
Ger by Tom. The dam of Ridgley's Tuck
ahoe was by imp. Alderman. Herod
Tuckahoe died in West Virginia in 1913.
r. c. Risk, Williamstown, Mo-, writes:
Yours of 10th inst. in regard to Cole
mans Abdallah, Jr., was duly received
The old horse died on May "a or 26, 1881,
the property of DR.. j. G. Morey, Will
Jamestown, Mo. | have full brother to
Pearl 2:2Gl. Pearl, b. M, white spots
on her side, foaed May IS, 1850, bred by
j. w. FOrsee, WillamstOwn, Mo-; sired
by Coleman's Abdallah, Jr. dam Mis-
souri, Girl, PAGER, :35, by DR.. Morey's
I.ath, by Rowan's Lath, he by Chittenden
Morgan, by Burbank Morgan; I'd dam
by Wade's Morgan, by son of Justin
Morgan; Sd dam by Farmer, 5. t. b. Ohio
Farmer, progentor of the Blue Bulls.
l enclose pedigree. My horse trotted a
trial in 2 :3lt as 5-year-old, and expect
to put him under 80 this year at six.
II. Armstrong writes: see you have
Fannie C. 2:244 as one about which you
desire facts. 1t gives me pleasure to send
you the same. She is brown mare, 10
hands, bred by o. Whitson, New Bur-
lington, o., by Bayard SO, dam by Ohio
Clay. She was so small and unprOmis-
ing that she was sold at Mr.. Wilson's
sale for S37. She has never been started
for record until the past season. This
gives Bayard two in the 80 list for $50;
one trotter and one PAGER. Bayard is in
fine fettle. have number of his daugh-
tiers for sale, and will send you our an
nouncement in few days; about the
first.
Harrison Hinyon writes: | saw an
inquiry about a bay mare Star Maid.
i bred and owned bay mare Star
Maid, sold her to horse buyer of Balti-
more, nine years ago. She was l55 hands
high, four white feet, star in forehead.
sears on both front knees; she could
SIlOW ~ SdlJ WIcu L sOlu lltT. nave
never heard of her since, and thought on
seeing the inquiry, that this must be the
same mare. She was sired by Magnolia;
he was by Seeley's American Star; his
dam was by Woods Hambletonian; I'd
dam by Seeley's American Star; Sd dam
a running mare got from the South !;
foaled in 1871.
We have letter in our office written
by man who signs his name with an f,
and which throws great distrust upon the
man who managed to get a 2 80 mark up
on Susan Nipper. 1t is intimated that
the case will not bear investigation.
subscriber asks: Can you inform
me what became of Widow Machree's
produce aside from Aberdeen?" We
think she had two other colts, both of