The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-04-25
ALLEN WILKES,
FOALED MAY PATH, 1884.

COLOR.
Dark Iron Gray with black points, stands
10 81 hands high; weighs 1929 pounds,
elegant style, with splendid disposition
and the best of feet and legs, a natural trot-
ting level-headed colt, and "A sure toal getter.
Although he has never had but very little
training, he has shown a full mile in
2:41 Ii, and can trot faster this season.
if given a chance
PEDIGREE.
Sired by Man,brinO Wakes, 2 2S 81, sou OF
George Wilkes, 2: %, By Han,bletonian, 10.
Ist Dam BY Kersarge.
2nd Z" - Gen. Lyon.
Sd Romeo.
George Wilkes prepoent trotng stallion that
has ever lived having sired but S2 foas Is of which have
public records q better IA from .: IL to q 20
shown their ability to sire speed having close
hundred that have tro ed better than 2SO Among
Sable Wilkes by Guy Wilkes 2ls at years of age
xtell % at years of by william L. and many others
we might MENTION which concusively that they not
only inherit the otng qualities of ther sire butaso che
power those qualities to their progeny breeding
or increasing in speed in each generation.
MAMBRINO WILKES,
with limited the stud has shown his ability
speed with great uniformity. John b. Clark, his
owner says of him He sired colt that could not
in three minutes if trained He is the sire of Arthur
Wilkes 2:2i I2 NJ. Wilkes, 2:27 3d. Joe, "a, julia
tria 90 and that have troed fast and nave Deen
sold at high prices. kersargc the sire of dam OF Allen
his day. and possessed all the stay
ing qualities rstcass road horse He is the sire of
dam of r. NJ. Wilkes record of 27 3+ trial 81 80, and
put training and will beat 20 this
Dam of Allen Wilkes Is large fine, snowy mare; can
but kept by Dr. Story Manchester n H. for
road horse where she is acknowledged to be of the
best in the city Kersarge by Honest Allen r record 3d.
lin Swear old form the sire of many troters among them
Shakespeare 80, Eva, Maid the MIST $50, Alton
Boy, Bill Allen s5 Roy Arlin So Prince of Wales,
22s at years old he by Honest Allen record of
2l7 Il to pole IL in o. and sire of below 80 he by
Ethan Alen the famous the first horse tro in Is,
of Daniel Lambert the greatest living sire of 50
in 1855 The second dam of Allen Wilkes by Gen
Lyon record 80 sire of Richmond g. Bell Dean, 80,
and host of fast he by old Morre founder of the
Morrell praco, and Fearuaugh tribes of trotters.
Turn which way please this young stations pedi-
and you will find speed close up and away back Ii
like produces like the likeness of ancestor, Allen
wilkes only fast speed with great
uniformity. His oldest colts but year old this
spring They all large headed and when started up
can remarkable speed the which shows
cusvey that they bred that way and will eventually
heard from when they get age. would be pleased to
show his colts of interested horseman. W. H.
Benedict of has very fine lly sired by Allen
wilkes very and any wishing call
at his place and be convinced WIN. Tobin
one beat and he would be pleased show his
any good be my stable and,
in fact, they are, taken all in ALL avery fine lot.
complied with the law in regard recording my
and shall claim all rights aud privileges conceded to
by of laws of the State of of
PREMIUMS.
offer twenty fve dollars in premiums for colts sired by
Allen Wilkes 1875 to he shown at the Baenkill
Valley Fair in 1882 the be awarded by the same COM
mtee appointed by the directors judge all horses exhibit
ed for premiums at said fair.
ALLEN WILKES
win make the the stable of his at
East Dorset Vt for with usual return privilege
Mares kept at grass slOo per weekgrain extra All
accidents and escapes at owners risk.
az No Business Sundays
GEORGE. H. REED,
EAST DORSET. VERMONT.