Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-19

western Ohio, where he stood two years
thence to Central Ohio, and being re-
turned afterwards to Butler county at
cost of $1,000. In 1917 the Messrs. Ladd
of Jefferson county brought from YER
mont an excellent Morgan horse, Morgan
Tiger; with the exception of a Bulrush
Morgan stallion introduced into Trum-
bull Co. by U. E. Austin, this was prob
ably the first Morgan brought here for
breeding. In northern Ohio, besides the
noted Morgans, "Onderdonk," "Napole-
on" "Flying Cloud, Eastman's "Green
Mountain" ETC., there are, etc. In 1882
Mr. Peter voorhees, brought from Ken
lucky the brown horse FRIENDLY Tiger"
descendant of Cook 81 Blackman's
"Whip."
In 1858 premiums were awarded as fol-
lows: TO A. Benton, Mansfield, "Black
Hawk" eight years years old, $50; for
SPEED first to Flying Cloud" owned by
Jas. Orr, Broken Sword. II. l.. Beach,
Cleveland, entered the stallion, go
dolphin, seven years old. a reporter of
the Cincinnati Commercial declares Godo-
phin the best and squarest trotter. This
Godolphin' was one of the Shelburne
horses from which come King Herod, etc.
+. Bemis of Lyme has five Morgan Mes
senger colts two years old and under,
and Alex. Reed of Cleveland has the
same. Alfred Stebbins, BELLEVUE, has
five "Flying Cloud H." colts. II. Sykes,
llinkley, gets first premium on five colts
from Eastman Morgan and Jas. Orr,
second on his colts. The sweepstakes
entries are: Jas. Orr, "Wildair," black,
seven years old; Jeremiah Gibbs, Ere
mont, "CTsar' (Black Hawk Morgan),
seven years old; l.. w. Burton, Elk
press" (Black Hawk.
1SG7-M. II. Totman, Osborne, enters
five-year-old stallion Flying Dutch
man; l.. ID. Campbell, Hamilton, enters
"Col. Ellsworth, stallion five years old.
j. J. Benham, Lebanon, takes first prize
on best and fastest stallion, "Joe Hooker
$50.
1SGS-E. II. Baxter, Delta, enters
"Green Mountain Boy, nine years old 4;
j. j. Donhue, Monroe, Mich, "Black
Hawk" four years old. II. 5. Hutch, Be
rea, gets first money for trotters on his
stallion "Tom".
1SG9-C. Cone, Toledo, gets first on
roadster stallion on "Joe Hooker" II
, years old. III. j. Miller, Port Clinton
enters "Y Dung Napoleon, six years old
j. Bennington, Pleasantvlle, gets first
in the trottng class on the black stallion
"Black Scipio'', eight years old. Setf
, Griffin of Elyria takes first premium or
! SOHO Hero as sire of the best five colts
IIeros picture is given, and he is certain
Iva Morgan
1S70-J. ii. Skinner, Palestine, enters tn,
o stallion "Benicia Boy and gets secont
o premium.
The fourth report on the agriculture o
a Massachusetts. by Henry Colman, 1871
= contains nothing on horses.
In the Agricultural report of Missouri
for 1865, page A, is this: j. 7. Cald
:. well writes from Clark county: "W
= have a start of the red Morgan stool
from Messrs. Reese & Asberry's horse 0
8 Canton, Lewis county-a horse who's
. fine qualities are known throughout tn
State, he having taken second premium
at one of the fairs of the st. Louis Agr
cultural society in ring of 10 or 20 o
;, the best stations on the country, Col.
\. Alexander of Kentucky getting tn
= first. We have the stock of the impOrte
- John Bull, first brought to Kentucky AM
~ then to keokuk, Ia, owned by colore
II citizen, VIM. Kay. This horse is yer
#, fast, eXquisitely muscled and the gette
20 of fine colts, invariably black as a raver
u, (Ihis is the progenitor of Johnson, tn
: fastest harness horse in the world, and
4 Morgan-ED. REGISTER.) Mr.. Chas. Han
20 of this county first introduced the Blac
:, Hawk Morgan, competing for sewers
: premiums at the st. Louis fair. IN
> stock of the county has been great
N benefited by this horse. Capt. Hall has
" fine Black Hawk Morgan, two years old
~ lS6G-Black Hawk Prince, owned b
n A. Anderson, st. Louis, gets first prem
~ um for two-year-old stations. "Mohica
a Chief" owned by j. j. Nichols, Kno
= Co., Mo-, gets a first premium and "P
lot, ,Jr., owned by G. V. Ward, Georg
town, KY, second. Pilot Temple, al
- other Morgan, gets the $1,000 prize #
fastest stallion; owned by 5. S. Gran
In horses omen to all b. Woods Madso
10 county, H., enters Little Billy;" w.
e. Owens, Pike Co., Mo-, John Morgan
5: y. Anderson, st. Louis, prince Albert
IN and "Black Hawk Prince" and w.
u, Beverley, Atlanta, H., "White Mountai
u I'd"
p The reports for 1865, 80, and 20 co
IN tain nothing on horses.
IN MAID OF Cl Az