Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-10-19
EARLY HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Full Blood Horse Duroc-Will stand,
the ensuing season, at the stable of ).
Robinson, recently occupied by j. Root,
Hebron. Duroc is a beautiful chestnut
color, seventeen and half hands high,
nine years old this spring, of great bone
and muscle, remarkable for his speed in
trotting. He is descendant of Old Dur
Oc, the father of American Eclipse, and
was bred on Long Island. a specimen
of his stock can be seen at the stand and
all those who are DESTROYS to improve
their breed of horses are invited to call
and examine for themselves. SO to Sc.
LEMUEL LAKIN.
S. ROBINSON.
Salem, April 80, 1892.
Blood Horse, Henry 2d-The subscrib-
er respectfully informs the breeders of
horses that his thoroughbred horse,
Henry I'd, five years old in June, will
stand at the stable of the subscriber in
Cambridge at $40 the season. He has
been selected from as pure blood as any
I'm the United States, and from the best
crosses; and it is believed will add great
ly to the improvement of the breed of
horses. Henry I'd, Il son of the celebrat-
ed turf horse, Henry, the competitor of
American Eclipse. Henry DDS dam, the
celebrated mare that has produced four
winners on the turf, viz: Prospect,
Postboy, Sir Lowell and Light Infan-
try. Sir Lowell beat the famous Virginia
mare, Arietta, on Long Island for match
of $4,000. The dam of Henry I'd was
got by impt Light Infantry Ga son of the
famous English Eclipse grand-iam by
imported Messenger, (sire of the dam of
American Eclipse; gr. grand-dam by
Bashaw, full brother to the noted running
mare Old Slamerkin, and got by imp.
Wildair; gr. gr. grand-dam by True Brit
ain, a son of imp. Othello; or. gr. gr.
grand-dam by imp. Sterling, ETC., etc.
A single glance shows most conclusive
" that the blood of Henry I'd is of pc
culiarly rich cast, concentrating largely
of the highest strains that have been dis
tinguished in Europe or America, and
particularly of American Eclipse. His
colts can be seen at his stand.
EDWARD LONG.
Cambridge, May l, 1882.
The beautiful thoroughbred horse Cal
ender.-Calender is beautiful chestnut
without any white, eight years old il
june next; fifteen hands three and hal
inches high. He was sired by American
Eclipse, and out of the well-known thor
oughbred running mare Princess, by ole
Sir Archie, the sire of the noted horse,
John and Betsy Richards, Lady Light
foot, Rather, Flirtella, Sir Charles, Vir
ginian and Sir Henry, the competitor O.
American Eclipse, and many other run
ners.
Calender, when a sucking colt, tool
the first premium offered for horse colt
at the annual fair of the Westcheste
county agricultural society in 1924.
Young Henry.-The subscriber ha
also Young Henry colt, four years oil,
next June. This colt was got by 81
Henry, the competitor of American
Eclipse, and his dam thoroughbre,
mare by American Eclipse.
b. S. FAssETT.
Cambridge, April ~, 1882.
Magnum Eclipse-Magnum Eclipse i
six years old this spring, sixteen hand
high, bright bay, name and tail. He wa
sired by E. Longs Eclipse, out of tn
well-known breeding mare owned by Al
exander Shaw of Greenwich; she was
Magnum mare and took first premium a
the county fair held in Salem in 1921
The cross is allowed by the best judge
to be as good as any in America, an
Magnum Eclipse will never be advertise
as cheap again. His stock, which can
seen at the stand, is inferior to none in tn
county. JOsEPHUs MARTIN.
Salem, April %, 1884.