The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-16
ALLEN WILKES,
COLOR.
FOALED MAY path, 1884.

Dark Iron Gray with black points, stands
10 Sd hands high; weighs 1878 pounds,
elegant style, with splendid disposition
and the best of feet and legs, natural trot-
ting level-headed colt, and a sure foal getter.
Although he has never had but very little
training, he has shown full mile in
2:44 Ii, and can trot faster this season.
if given a chance
PEDIGREE.
Sired by Mambriao Wilkes, 2: 20 81, son of
George Wilkes, 2 %, by Hambletonian, 10.
7st Dam BY Kersarge.
2nd 90 % Gen. Lyon
Sd % g Romeo
REMARKS.
George Wilkes the prepoen trong stallion that
lived having sired but 2 foas IS of which have
public of o better; IA from o IL to 30
shown their ability sire speed having close
to that troted better than $780, Among
them Sable Wilkes by Guy Wilkes AS a3 years of age
Axte % years age, by william L. and many others
might MENTION which shows conclusvey that they not
only inherit the troug qualities of heir sire, but also che
power transmit those qualities their progeny breeding
increasing in speed in each generation.
MAMBRINO WILKES,
With limited opportunities the stud has shown his ability
to speed with great uniformity. John B. Clark his
owner says of him: He sired colt that could not
In three minutes If trained He the sire of Arthur
Wilkes, q "a IL, R. NJ Wilkes, 2:27 "a, Joe, 49, julia
ra 49, and many that have rotted fast and have been
sold at high prices kersargc, the sire of dam of Allen
Wilkes rotter of his day and possessed all the stay
ing qualities of rstclass road horse He Is the sire of
dam of r. NJ Wilkes record of 2:2 3D. trial 81 3d. and
has been training again and will beat this
Dam OF Allen Wilkes, is large, very fine snowy mare;
tro fast but kept by Dr. Story of Manchester N H.
road horse, where she is acknowledged be of
best in the city, Kersarge by Honest Allen jr record 49,
Din 3yearod form the many troers among them
Shakespeare, 49, Eva, . 81, Maid of the Mist Alton
Boy, 49, Bill Allen, 30, Roy Arn 1886 Prince of Wales,
at5 years old he by Honest Allen of
217 IA pole IL In :0 and sire of below 80 he by
Ethan Allen the famous the first horse to rot in
and re OF Daniel Lambert the greatest living sire
troers in 1855 The second dam of Allen Wilkes by Gen.
Lyon record ;33 sire of Richmond 2s Bell Dean 3d.
and host Of fast he by old Morrel founder of the
Morrell praco, and Fearnaught tribes of tuotters.
Turn which way please n this young stations pedi
gree and you will find speed close up and away back If
like produces like the likeness of Allen
Wilkes should only fast speed great
uniformity His oldest colts but year old this
spring They all large headed and when started up
show remarkable speed at the trot which shows
clusvey that they bred that and will eventually
heard from when they get age. 1 would be pleased to
show his colts of any interested horseman w. H.
Benedict of Manchester has very fine y sired by Allen
Wilkes rot very fast, and anyone wishing can call
at his place and convinced. VIM Tobn of Dorset has
one that hard to beat would be pleased show his
time good be seen at my stable and
in fact, they are, taken all in all, very fine lot
have complied with the law in regard to recording my
horse shall claim all rights and privileges conceded
me by act 1903 of the State of Vermont of 1855
PREMIUMS.
offer twenty dollars in premiums for colts sired by
Allen Wilkes lss7-s, be shown at the Battenk
Valley 1885, the be awarded by the same
mittee appointed by judge all horses exhibit
ed for premiums at said fair.
ALLEN WILKES
VIII of 1889 the stable of his at
East Dorset for with usual return privilege
Mares kept grass slOO per week-gran extra. All
accidents and escapes at owners risk.
&C. No Business done Sundays.
GEORGE. H. REED,
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