Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
HORSE GOSSIP.
Notes from Track and Stable About Noted
Drivers and Flyers.


Drivers and Flyers.
Green 3. Morris has just paid $4,000 for
yeerling colt by Longfelow-Miss Law
renee
Clay Lambert owned by w. NJ Partch
of New Haven, Vt, will stand at Bratte-
boro, next season.
Il. H. Smith of Chester, Vt, has bought
n Percheron mare in ioal to Major Domo,
from the Island stock farm at Bradford,
Mass.
c. l. Hood of Lowell, of Hoods sarsap-
erila fame, has bought five-year-old son
of Mambrino Wilkes tnut is sure to be n fast
showing one.
Phillip Farrell of Undcrhill is the owner
of u two year-od colt, sired hy Morgan
Prince that weighs 1919 pounds. She steps
oil very easily, and is promising colt.
collie" Woodland is located at Ticon-
derogo, n. y, for tho winter, and his wcll
known figure will no doubt he sccn over
Ticorderoga's famous ice course during the
season.
Tho two-ycar old FLY Glondinc, by Dan
el Lambert, owned by G. H. Besscy of
West Euosburgh, is wintsring finely and is
thoroughly broken, having boon in the
hands of the Cttons for six weeks. She
weighs SO pounds and stands II p hands.
The game trotter r. r. s.. was got by
Melro5r, a SON of Victor Won Bismarck.
His dam was 10y Vermont Eambletonan,
and his record 2:i9l. fio has won but one
race this year That was at Providence,
Il. L., July -, the fastest hea, of which
was 80
to.h,,o por,i, -,,do,,,.ill, ,,.bo o,,.,s
Wild Wave, full sister to g. ". Deanoy's
fast young mare, Winooski Maid, vrites
~ am much rIoa..l win Wu1 Waves
Ycariing colt by Alexander. I drove him n
Htt' without SHOES. ne oaly 'lmc cyer
tIinea nm mo 'f2'led on naI inlIe III Low
J. '"ink hN Is JUST "las nave u'eh Ioohihs
lor lor 'onS llihe'
=. ". Noodrch OF toultney, who has
Just returned from Maine, tells the Guilt
Vator that me was more tavorably impressed
with Naue trottlng stock than he expected.
IN some points, particularly about the mead
and neck, many OF the Maine horses are
somewhat inferior to Vermont stock. lhey
are generally better shouIderad ana better
QUartered horses, however, than the err
mohteis ana as rule have rather more
substance but less style ana inlsh. Mr
Fooarch iaNorS tAe hamhletonlan-M Morgan
combination, put thlnks better results VIII
De OBTAINED ny lnatih8 hai'nletoh'ah mares
WIN Morgan stations than the reverse Mr..
Hoodrich, VINO mas dealt III horses somewhat
Tor several years, reports great scarcity OF
10. @-hand Seldlngs and matched pairs. Most
colts nowadays are KEEP entire. ms Mr.
"oodrlch tnlhks mistake. lie does not
see Where lhe patronage can come from 10
support them. lie advocates Offering larger
premiums Tor geldings than StaiilohS' Mr.
Foodrlch now mas orders LOT Two matched
pairs from gentleman IN w ashinSlon Ter
riorY.
ronner Mt Home.
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a,,d' ,,.,'.,I,r,. hor +,.,,. ~ hi,.h srod oan
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loo oi,,.o,,s bonded bc,, ,vorl,ol her . ouar
~. e.. ,to ~ o.9f ~ o,,d cha ,,,o,.nI -
.,.,I,- 49, bod / NOT tno, ,in,inc, nor
you'll t,ro .o;d +bot ,ho wa. not doino hat
| 49,, t},o,, . y "a colt Vbe, sbo r,a6o hon,
,.,,o.l ~ 30 a che, ven, tho fir.+ or,r,er
i, $40 ,,.t;,b oo,,.idorin,r tbat il baj n
t-,.., =; i l ~, 49,, ,rrn7I, - ri,o Gao,
~ .i,, ,,,,,,,.aII,,in, Nfa,,,i, Nod j.,
+o,1od +o noto tha first onorter in about
! O.53, but she was so run OF so thab ne was
/ afraid to hold her back lest he should eX-
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