Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-03-15

webster, q young kemOle jackson colt
Ca stallion) and a number of other road
and turf horses.
Mr.. j. Wilson imported Flying Dutch
man, Honest John, and thoroughbred
roam. Mr.. Rolla imported Fred johnson;
Mr.. Chas. Ellis, Rhode Island; Mr.. Eof,
the PAGERS Young America, Joe Wilson,
and Prince McGrath; Mr. Easton, a Black
Hawk stallion; Mr.. Bcale, Kit Carson:
Mr.. Morehead, Gen. Taylor; Mr.. War
ner three stations, one Morgan Black
Hawk, one Trustee, the other Hamble-
tonian. New York was the first trotter
on the turf. He was brought across the
plains, so was the PAGER Dominick Bar
nett.
There is an advertisement of the Black
Hawk stable, Pine street, B. F. Fisk.
The Morgan Black Hawk studs David
Hill and Comet. This appears in Octo-
Der, 1857.
The issue of March ~, 1858, says of
Young America (pace): "a bay and
has won himself repute for great speed,
DoulOH ana beauty III action.
Young Kemble jackson is advertised at
San Francisco, etc., at $50. Imported in
1854 by 2. Hunt; six years old, 1G hands,
dark chestnut, by kemble jackson, sire
of Andrew jackson; dam by American
Boy out of an Engineer mare. This is in
April, 1858.
The English bred stallion Commodore
is advertised by J. AGNEw.
Bill Blossom, of Peacock stock.
RATHER by old Rather: dam, Ham
betonian mare, at 500.
Hamlet, black stallion, 1G hands, seven
years old, by Vermont Black Hawk {:
dam, Lady Kate, at SO.
Trustee, CHI, 15-2 three years. by imp.
Trustee: dam, American Doe, at $50.
Platt, grey, 16 hands, three years, by
st. Lawrence; dam, Bellfounder, at $50.
All these are advertised by Fred War
ner of Solano Co.
Young Stockbridge Chief at San Jose.
He trotted late last fall, winning in 2 Al
2:3G1. PIG. VIBBARD.
Arrival of Princess, formerly known
as Topsy. Princess is II years old, has
had two foals. A remarkably formed
bay with sleek, glossy coat, not very
heavily boned. She is as beautiful in &C.
ton as in repose.
BLACK HAWK COLTS.
Hon. Joel Turrill of Oswego Co., y.
Y, on the 18th of June had on exhibit
ton some 30 Black Hawk colts of
which the Oswego Daily Palladium says
The show of Black Hawk colts at Wine
Creek farm was very superior, etc
SAN JOSE FAIR.
Among horses present were Black
Hawk David Hill and II colts; Comet,
owned by j. w. Fish, Selim. etc. The
first premium went to Young Stockbridge
Chief and the second to Selim.
PRINCES COURSE COLT FAIR.
The most striking feature was the
Black Hawk David Hill and Comet, driv.
Ell in double harness.
+ Comet is by Young Black Hawk, son
Of Black Hawk; dam by Morgan Tally
Ho; g. d. by Andrew jackson; owner
G. II. Fisk.
Charley Corse by David Hill; dam
kittie Case; owner, VIM. Reynolds OF
Mayfield, Santa Clara Co., Cal.
Flying Morgan, shown by Mr.. Daniels
owned by Mr.. Murray.
Comet trotted in , :5S, so, driven by
Mr.. Fish. This was in November, 1858.
November, lS5S.-Pacing race between
Young America and Fred johnson, won
by Young America, in 2 "a, 2 %, fastest
pacing time made in California to date.
Torrescana Course, Sacramento-Race
between stations Rather and st. Clair
won by latter in three straight heats.
The PAGER, Fred johnson, died last
Tuesday. He was originally owned by
Peter Weson of st. Louis, Mo-, who sent
him to Long Island and he was sold to
Fred Johnson, a wealthy butcher. John.
son sold to Thos. Rolla, who brought
him to California. His last race was
with Young America, two mile heats to
wagon, when Young America won in the
unparalleled time of 40, :5St but the
race was close.
Death of Black Morgan stallion, owned
by \. G. Stone of Petersham, Mass.
These advertisements appear in 1859
Rather by Rather, son of Sir Henry by
Henry, son of Young Leonidas. Dam OF
Young Rather, Mimrod mare, by Bis
hops Hanbletonian.
Hamlet, years old, 1850 lbs. was
sired by old Black Hawk; dam Lady
Kate by Mavarino, son of Harry by imp
Bassora. Imported by Fred Warner.
Morgan Black Hawk Comet to stand
near Centreville at Mayhew's ranch.
The splendid bay horse, Boston Bay al
White House, near Pioneer course and at
Oakland; 10 hands, 1850 lbs, seven
wears old, by Vermont Black Hawk. out