Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-20
FURTHER ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM LExINCTON (ky) pApERs.

he by imp. Chief and out of an imported
mare by Kirkland, the celebrated English
race horse. His dam, Lady jackson, was
by Hampton's Whip by Blackburn's |
Whip. Beautiful blood bay, 16 hands,
fine action and constitution; goes all the
fashionable gaits equal to any horse in
the State, and is unsurpassed as a breed
err, his colts being fine goers and perfect
models in form and color; IL years old in
July next.-W. III. RICHARDSON, Fay
cite Co.
James Cromwell, son of Harrison
Chief, etc.
Kentucky Black Hawk, near Kirksvile,
Madison Co., in 1873; of fine proportion
and action, with remarkable speed and
bottom; 1913; II years old; got by Black
Hawk, better known here as Smiths
Black Hawk of Newark, he by Sherman
Black Hawk or North Horse. Black
Hawks dam, Alice, by Sir Henry; Ken
lucky Black Hawks dam, Ellen, by Can
ada's King William (four-mile horse) by
Potomac. Ellen's dam by Kosciusko by
Sir Archy. Sire of Kuklux, 2434, and
of the Short Horse, sold South and for
which $4,000 has been refused. He
trotted in Columbus, Ga, last fall with
Hickory Jack, winning the race and trot-
ting one heat i'll 2 :234, the best time on
record for his age, six years old this
spring. Also sire of Duluth, full sister
of Short Horse, two years old, for which
| have refused S1000.-B. F. TREvIs.
Kentucky Drennon by old Drennon,
son of Davy Crockett by Pilot. First
dam by Gray Eagle; second by Diomed !;
third by Apollo; fourth by CRANKY; fifth
by Figure sixth by Othello.
Kennons or Cannon's Whip by Black
burns Whip; dam by President, son of
Clodius; grandam by Celer: g. g. d. by
Blue Skin. (Written)
Lexington by Golddust. Dam Euge-
mia by Lexington, etc. Second dam
Stella by Rutfin, etc, ETC.; at S25.
Logan Gill at stables of T. b. Walker,
Paine's Lick Creek, Garrard Co., Ky. at
Sl5 sorrel, lG hands, nine years old, of
good style and splendid trotter: by
ellis Vermont; dam, the thoroughbred
mare Annie G. by imp. Glencoe; second
dam Wagner, third Cinderella, etc.
Longfelow Golddust in 1876 at Leba-
non, Ky, at $40; by old Golddust; dam,
large mare: dark chestnut, l6b hands
IL. ID. GILMORE q Co.
Len Rogers at George Hardesty's, neal
Newmarket, at Sc; 154 hands; black and
J of good action. No pedigree is needed
to commend hm.-JAMEs HARDEsTY.
Maroon Golddust by Old Golddust
dam by Highland Messenger, sire OF
Kentucky Hunter, etc.. w. HORNsBY
: Prince Corbeau, in 1883, in Nelson Co.
, near Frederickstown; seven years old
/. . brown, l6 hands, 100 lbs.,-a model fol-
style, beauty and action; by Corbeau
Chief, son of old Corbeau. First dam by
Traveller; second by Tom Hal, third by
Red Rover, fourth by Hambletonian
fifth by Whip, foaled lS35.-JoHN w
CRIME.
/, Peavine by Rather; first dam Wagner
second Colyer, third Paddock's Handle
tonian by imp. Diomed. Sire of Lady
; French, for which $500 was refused
Peavine has an unusually heavy man'
and tail to stand at Louis Station at $40
Red Cloud in Bath Co.; bay, l6 hands
six years old; by Indian Chief, son o
t Blood's Black Hawk; first dam by Par
4 sons Abdallah, sou of Alexander's Alb
dallah; second dam by Wallis yellow
Jacket, sire Of Thomas l.. Young, etc.
Rolla Vermont, by DR.. Herr's Bonnie
Il, Boy, by Gill's Vermont; dam by pacing
f: horse Black Indian; second dam by imp
, Buzzard. Rolla's first y. m by son o
, Gray Eagle. Fifteen and half hands
; red sorrel, with white face, long man
f and tail; elegant style and pure gait
4 foaled 1872.
A. V. and Nj. L., napolis-Pleas
give pedigree of old Red Buck. Answe
; He was got by blue roam horse calle'
: Copperbottom brought from Kentucky il
= 1916 by John Wood Gather of VIM. f
Y and John Wood of this city, and sold t.
a man named Day of Belleville, Ind.
where he stood for five or six years. Cop
,. perbottom was got by old Copperbotton
and he by stallion taken from Canad
!. to Lexington, Ky, out of thoroughbre,
;, mare. The dam of Red Buck was sor
. rel of unknown blood. His best recort
is 2 IL to saddle on a quarter-mile tract
: at Greencastle in 1856, ridden by Johl
: w. Browning. He has no harness rec
ord better than 2 80, but Browning drov
= him trial in Chicago in 1862 in 2 :26i.
NOTES.
: Mr.. Kisler, an old-time liveryman o
: Warren, Ohio, says: There was hors
: about Gustavus, o., a number of year