Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

the crowd. They showed a quarter IN
SO seconds. The mighty we',lsnd was
led ou, on the track. and also SIR Junius,
the t~o-year-old stallion by MiddlshoPe,
by Middls,own, dam the dam Of Ar,e-
mus. Jr lie ia a very handsome colt
and good gated. The magnificent six.
yesr.old brown gsldiEg Tsrbu'h. full
brother to Ariemus. Jr., was shown in
the forenoon, and one man though, he
was worth more than any other horse
on the grounds. The brood mare KendA
va. on the grounds with foal a, foo, by
sherman, 2:??t. son Of Geo. Wilkes,
he !. a good nice colt. Another foal by
Artemu.. Jr.. was much praised.
VIII Cole Of Norway showed bis hve-
ye.r-old s.ldins by PiekPOcks, a AquAr,sr
10 90 seconds. $40 gait.
Marble and Pierce showed Ms,alluk,
by Eel.ir. and the two-year-old flly Di'
nah. by Norway Knox. both being out
Of Fanny P.,ehen. Ms,alluk was no,
.peeded, bu, Dinah showed merry clip
for ,wo.ye.r-old righ, from pasture.
Romano Dean, Of Baekfsld, drove on
to the track with Harry B,nner, two
ye.r.old stallion by Rober, Bonner, Jr..
dam by Detective Pa,ehen. lie was Of
foe size. smoothly turned and good gait
ed, with quite = turn Of speed.
Theodore Thsyer drove around the
track with several difsren, ones, one Of
which was Fa,ini,EA She went quar-.
ter easy in 80 seconds. q 1886 gait. Tie
also drove the Daniel MeAllI',er colt
spoken Of 10 the account ofthe first days
races, and the mare Luck. also named.
Several other good colts we're exhibit.
ed whose history We failed TO learn. as
their owners were not anxious for no,ori-
ETY..
Freel.nd Tufts gave Zilims a turn
or two around the track, and she showed
any .moan, Of speed. but W. no,
timed. Others tia, were expected did
not choose TO exhibit
but hold we have forgotten one
the black pacing mare by Andy Pa,ehen,
sold last year by Ia Maxim Of Baekfeld
TO New York man who sold her TO
Henry Freeman Of Norway. lie drove
her TO q skeleton wagon. showing q fa,,
clip, better than $40. probably.
Mr.. q. y. Young exhibited hi. grand
looking bay stallion Redemption, by
Redwood, dam by CoupOn,-making
him full brother to L.mon, aud Redmon,.
owned by the Stanley, Of Lewiston.
Redemption Is three years old. stands
10 hands high. and !. Of noble proper.
ton. and show. good uoi,ing action.
Mr. Young own. the only one Of his gsi
yet foaled. lie Is Of fine size aud fault.
less build.
z. l.. S,.rbird rad bis brood mare on
the ground. with nice rangy colt .,
100, 70, by Baby D,an trial 2:2jl
We have previously mentioned the un.
usual speed shown by the ge, Of Victor
P.,ehen. and have since learned ,hA, s.
T.. Kimball OF South Pan, has a three
yesr.old FLY by this horse that is a
good one. She Is IS hand bay and
can show 3.minute clip OF better We
would like TO have her TO breed from, a'
the PA,ehen blood !. = valuable elemen,
when found 10 brood mares.
Adna Bauows Of Paris has q fine
mare Of Pa,ehen blood tha, he has bred
to BAY Hubinser, Owned by Wheeler
and Bampas OF South Paris. The mare
va. 70, by Detective Pa,ehen. 1856,
dam a Blaekhawk mare. She !. hand
some and speedy roadster, aud will no
doub, prove valuable brood mare.
Albion Taylor Of South Paris has ?.
year.old col, by Baby Dean ,hA, is said
by good judges TO be a coming uoilsr'
Glen.rm'. time. 2:2i, made At Au.
gu,,a, where be dosnsd Jack Spratt and
| Aubine, Is the tastes, by 2l seconds
ever made on = Maine track. The ped
isree. Of the winners through the grand
eircui, races prove what We said few
weeks sinee, that the tastes, to',er'
were the best tired. taken {. a rule,
nearly all the winners 10 2:?O or better
being Of Hamble,onisn descent, backed
up by thoroughbred blood.
The free-for. all At Buffalo. Aug 9Th,
Was won by Guy. a son Of Kentucky
Prnce. be., time 2;i41. SPodori. Also
by Kentucky Prince, won q race sans
day, best time 2:i9t Kentucky Prince
/. Of H.mblstohisn and Mambrno blood
| Favonia. by wedsewOOd. won the 2;is
race, be., time 2:l5. wedsewOOd i' BY
Belmont. by Alexsnder's Abdsllah, 'or
Of Hambslionian. Laeilles Baby won
the frs, heat In the 2:2i class a, th'
same place in 2:l7l She is by Pnneep.
sire OF II. l.. Horne's Hebron, and bel
dam va. Lucille Golddus,, 2;l6t. BY
Golddus,, OF Morgan descent. The free
| for.all r.ci on the las, day a, Buffalo
was won by Cling.tone. 2;li, son OF
Ry.dyks HambletoniAn. time 2:lIt
Al Rochester Aug. 18th, the 2;27 ela.'
va. won by Frank BaiOrd, by Bos'isk'
Almont. Jr., by AlmOnt. best time 2;2O
The 2;2j pacing race was Won by B's'
.emer. by vol,aire. 2;2Ot, by Ta,,ler
2:2s. by Pilot, Jr.. best time 2:2Ol
The free for ell pacing race Was Won b,
Arrow, who Is bred from thoroughbred
strains running back TO Diomed on both
sides. Allie West, by AlmOnt, was sec
ond. time 2:l4i. A special purse oI
S2 900 Was won by Prince Wilkes. b,
Red Wilkes, sire Of Briggs Mes'engel
Wilkes. bes, time 2;lSt The winner IL
the 1888 class on the las, day WAS Eld'
b. by Woods Hsmblstonisn, best tim'
1881. The consolation stakes for |
purse Of 1000 Vas won by Geneva 3.
by Abdallsh Msmbrino, bes, time 2;2ii
The race for green horses at Augus,'
not long since was won in short orde
by G. II. Nelson's fve-year-old stallior
Heroligh,, by Starlight. son Of Ken,uck.
Prince. dam by Rysdyk's Hambletonisn
Hsrolisht dis,anced the field in the frs