Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
Here We Are Again.

Tested 10 their utmost capacity with ieglsla-
tive and other news, but the horses must
have, a. they deserve. every nov and then a
share Of attention. Here they are;
+ The young stallion Litehfeld Boy i. one
Of the nest promising colts in that town.
He is owned by Mr.. Harvey Z. Dudley Of
Litchhed Plains. and viii be tso years old
in June next. He stands 1873, and weighs
at eighteen months old jus. about an even
half ton, but TO be particular, he tipped the
beam the other day at 1905 lbs Litchneld
Boy Is by Sir Edwin dam, Morgan mare
His eoloris dark brown ard for style and
disposition is among the best. II be does
not prove trstter he is sure 10 make ane
business horse
We don't hear half a. much about the
good horses Of the extreme eastern part Of
the State should, but they are there
iust the same. Lumps is sufficient TO make
abundant reputation for all New England
but there are other good ones in Calais, one
II which is the two-yesr old Olympus Chief
JSned by Er-Mayor Mekusiek, said to be
one Of the speesiiest, best going colts Of his
age in all Eastern Maine. He is By Olym-
pu-, by Almont, by AleIanders Abdallah.
He Is a chestnut in color, ha, three shite
feet and strip in the face, and in every
movement shows that he inherits the trot-
ting instinct and the fine qualitie. of his
noble family
Fred Horne of Canaan, has sold his large
black horse to j. Colby Horne of Water
Vile. The price PAID va. $500, and the horse
was purchased for New York parties.
Mr.. c. Is. Gilman Of Wateryille, has a very
promising xrey lilly, full sister to comrade.
This aIly which IS a foal Of 1888, trot,ed
quarter led be side pony on the 29th nit in
! minute, I 2 seconds and on the 3lsi she
performed quarter in minute This i.
most promising performance for a weaniing
and Iusttes great expectations for her
future THIS FLY stood nearly "a hands
high when 10 months Old Sp,rn Of the
HaL
Horsemen of Newport are improving the
fne field of zee on the lake. and every after
"'''' N'e '''''er' Arc OUT !" iofoe ihe'e
"'' ''a' 'A'' o'''' 'u' ',ie "'ei Is Nneu
by c. II. Merrill, and handled by II F. Til
ton. II any body thinks she cant trot, come
out here and try it - Ptttsfeid Adreyt,ser.
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o"e'i as i''''a'or cut Ai'houeh MI
'u'r'e' mas 'h'ee p'c'''o' co's' 'his iaSt
purchase Is ~ Ne'So"' -ii)' Mr. Ou'-
''er says ne iuiY expects 10 see nelson
lower MS recorp the coming Sea'o" TO -'Io'
''"' i''efi"of' correspondent reports 'hat
hr' hoh'l u t'at town mas IN MS
stable three promising COTS OF when IS
-FOUR Ftar-'id mare oiacA good stopper
ana weighs l""p pounds She IL atter BLACK
N"fF OF farhiinR'oh- Inc next Is 'hree-
year-oh SofreI cont mat Will up the scales al
wv" pounds mat Is good one after 'he
T. fe'tehg'h morse OF this place Mr. TOD
ing also mas niue beauty III year'ihg oy
h""N "o'S' o"n'u at '"'ou' me c"''S
are rom hhe Morgan mare owned by MT.
"7ilng'
ihe propfietefs oil the maple "to'e urN-
ing park VIII probably get the ihmoer on the
ground ms winter Tor grand STAND 10 De
erected 10 the spring -hFooStooE fto"ee''
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