Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-26
.lexander", "Young Mogadore" and

second to 'Prince Albert, G.. Casper,
Marcellus; third to "Black Blucher'',
and fourth to Fox Hunter" There
were &C on exhibition. The stallion
"Morgan Bulrush'', owned by ii. L.
Hodge, East Bloomfield, is commended.
"Gen. Clifford, owned by Ingersoll,
gets first; "Morgan Hunter, S. A.
Gilbert, East Hamilton, second; "Young
Black Hawk, J. d. Remington, Sennett,
third. Plato Morgan dam by Sir Charles)
is well spoken of; also Green Mountain
Morgan, dark chestnut, ten years old,
Isl hands, owned by Geo. Begout,
Braintree, Vt.
lS52-Stallions in class for all work
First to ''Giflord Morgan" Daniel North,
Middefield; second to "Young Nor
man." T. ID. Derrick, Troy; third to Nj.
Gill, Pttsfield; fourth to "Young Black
Hawk" j. d. Remington, Sennett.
These were commended; "Ioung Clifford
Morgan 5. A. Gilbert, East Hamilton;
'Black Hawk" John Roosevelt, North
hampton, Fulton Co.; "Young Mount
ain Morgan" Eli Rudd, Pittsburgh;
"Black Blucher," r. Cone, Denmark :;
american Eagle" Ira Brayton, Fort
Ann; "Young Defiance j. X. Tucker
Buffalo; Morgan Messenger" L. Tow
er, Oswego; "Cornbower," Mrs. Matil-
da Hibbard, Syracuse.
1S53-First to"Revenge," second to
"Sir Charles" third to Biggart's RAT
tier" fourth to ''Sherman Black Hawk,
"Hamiltonian," a four-year-old, is com
mended. Foreign horses-First to "Back
Hawk Chief" d. f. IIill Bridport, VT. ;
second to r. NJ. Adams, Burlington, VT.
third to F. NJ. Wilcox, Bridport, Vt. a
two-year-old colt owned by c. Eldredge,
Bridport, is commended; also one owned
by John Ayres, Grafton.Vt.
1S54-Stallions for all work: First,
"Thomas Jefferson" Philip Hornbeck,
Accord, Ulster county: second, "Hamil,
tonian," T. L. jackson, Flushing; third
"Nonpareil,"; fourth, eastern Star,
Ii. H. Van Colt, Victor. For single trot
ting horse 'Flying Cloud" owned by T
T. Jackson, Flushing, got first. In hor
ses from other States j. r. Mobiles & Co.
Bennington, got first on "Ioung Ham
bletonan.' In class for all work, the
first was awarded to Z. L. B. Halsey
West Stockbridge, Mass, on "Stock
bridge Chief"
, 1S55-First to "Young Craken'
Eclipse; second to "Hamiltonian
(Rysdyk's); third to "Black Hawk He
ro,'' and fourth to Crock Planter" Dis
. cretionary-To +. IL. Smith on "Gre,
Morgan" to J. Ii. Burke, Cortland coun
t ty, on "Mountain Eagle" In the two
y year-old class-Second to f. Jones
Clyde, on "Black Hawk third to j. d
. Remington, Auburn, on Morgan Blac
= Hawk"
!, 1S57-Premiums on horses of the MOI
:. gan or Black Hawk breed were aware
ed-First to y. Farnham, LockpOrt; sec
= ond to Chas. Durkee, Alden; third t
. James McCracken, Buffalo; fourth to +
NJ. Albright, Somerset.
1S5S-Premiums on Morgans and Blac
Il Hawks-First to C.. j. Hamlin, Buffalo
on BLACK Hawk Chief" second to Jo'
- Tarriel, Oswego, on "Wine Creek Blac
l. Hawk third to Ed. Jones, Clyde, o
y Young Black Hawk" and fourth t
y Charles Russell, Manlius, on ANDRE
Jackson"
1S59-On stations for all work, first t
!, 6. w. Adams, Whitehall, on america
y, Premiums on Morgans were awarded
g First to Napoleon Black Hawk" {
:, Bradley, Meridian; second to .'Ve
he gennes," a. w. Swift. New York; THU
e to Young Andrew Jackson" MART
't Deyo, Clayerack. On three-year-old II
'f second went to +. Gazeley, Clinton, G
ID "Black Hawk Chief
1t The following are from the New Yol
al Agricultural Reports:
he lS4S-Horses for all work: First to
re NJ. Davis, Arcadia, on "Sir Archy ID
:, roc = second to \. Bailey, Henrietta,
n "Maguum BOnum:" third to j .Henderso
IN Menuon, on Morgan Eagle" and four
W lloDlusOll, IcWlSlOU. I
OF North Star" The only one of the TO
Mt now known by his descendants is Nc
gan Eagle, sire of Magma Charta.
IN 1S49-Stallions for all work: First
~ VIM. Ferguson, Marshall, on"Bay he
: lucky Hunter" second TO Nottingham
10 Allen, Palmyra, on young Norman
=, gray; third on'Don juan" and four
to L. G. Rowland, Oswego, on "Sir He
60 ry." "The committee particularly L
-, tice very fine bay fOur-year-old, No. II
-. Morgan Tiger belonging to j. Gille
rl .Galen, Wayne Co. The judges eonsid
this class of horses as one of very hi
value to the farmer and to the publ
- Speed, combined with bone and botto
IL are indispensable for satisfactory 70
'. work; and the judges cannot AVOID not
ing the happy union of these quali6I
'oi lions in the old Morgan blood, which
L., Ia,