Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-12
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.
OF THE VERMONT ASSOCIATION OF ROAD
AND TROTTlNG HORSE BREEDERS, HELD
AT RUTLAND, AUGUST &c, % AND 20.

OF THE VERMONT ASSOCIATION OF ROAD \
AND TROTTlNG HORSE BREEDERS, HELD
AT RUTLAND. AUGUST &c, 20 AND 20.
[Contnued.l
In our summary of the yearling race
the position of Cheome by Scioto in the
third heat should be fourth, instead of
sixth as given last week.
The summaries of the three races for
aged horses is given below. These were
mile heats, three in five, and the money |
was divided the same as in the colt races |
$50. %, 10 and 10 per cent?, save in the
. 40 class, where the excess over $780,
which was $50, was divided, in the ratio
of three and two, between the fifth and |
sixth horses.
FIRST DAY. "a CLASS.
No. S-Association Guarantee Purse.
800, with 500 extra TO horse making
the fastest heat, provided , 20 is beaten.
Value S400.
Grand Isle b. e, by WnOoski;
dam 5. t. b. by Daniel Lambert.
II. f. Brewster, Passumpsic.... 2
Nutmont, b.f. by Nutboulne dam
by knickcrbocker. Highland
Stock Fan IN, Derby".......::.. 3
Factory Boy, gr. 9. by Billy
Bashaw; dam by Scotield
Horse, Chas. Taylor, White
River Junction. .......... ! dr
Time, 25s, :25ls. 25i,, 29lI, > "a
SECOND DAY. 40 CLASS.
No. 6-Association Guarantee Purse,
800; all entrance money in the purse.
Value $50.
Little Ned b. z. by Hampton, son
OF Smuggler; dam by Green's
Bashaw. I. w. Utton, Morris
Mack, b. h. by Thought; dam by
Billy Ring. Bentley N Ruane,
Prince R., b. g, by, Mastalo
White River junction -. ? .
Gipsey, b. IN. by Highland Grey;
dam by Holabird's Ethan Allen
Harvey Hawkins, Calais........ 4
Alexander, CHI. h., by Alcantara;
dam by Abdallah Prince.
Fred Wilkes, b. h. by Red Wilkes;
dam by Mambrino Patchcn.... 10 10
Maud c., b. m, by Ganbetta 8
Eva s., b. m, by ArlstOs; dam
by Addison Patchen............ IL
Mary r.. b. M; by Redpath; dam
by Churchill Horse. II 8
Rex, br. h., by Ben Franklin;
dam by Green Island Black
Aristotle, blk h., by Aristos; dam
by Waitham. ................... 3 IL cdr
Foggy, b. g, by Alcantara...... 10 dis
Time, 3Gia, :33}s, 1874, S5.
THIRD DAY-2:29 CLASS.
No. 9-Association Guarantee Purse,
800. Value 800.
Grand Isle, b. e, by Winooski;
dam ;. I. b., by Daniel Lambert
ii. +. Brewster Iassumpsic
Hattie L., CHI. m, by Motion; dam
by the IIemenway Horse. Black
Hawk Stock Farm, Brdpol,... ,
Nutmont b. h. by Nuibourne;
dam by knckerbOcker. High
land stock Farm, Derby ....... , 3
Maynower, b. M, by WAIKIKI;
dam by Victor Bismarck. H.. J.
Davis Windsor. ....... ...... 1
Frank H., b g,by Highland Grey;
dam by Northrops Rather NJ.
ii. Deming, +. Arlington....,.. D
The contest between Grand Isle and
Factory Boy, in the , "a class, was very
exciting; the record of the track was re-
duced half second from the 2 :2G made
by Walnut, 2:l9i) and the three fastest
consecutive heats ever made in Vermont
were put in. The winner, Grand Isle, is
Il race-horse, and should trot a trst-class
mile track below 2 20 this season. He is
the first of the get of the inbred Uamble-
tonian, Winooski, soG of Waikiki Chief,
to reach the charmed circle. | talked
with Mr.. Allen, his breeder, who still
owns his dam; he thinks there is no
doubt but that she is daughter of Dan
lei Lambert, but her breeder has not
been ascertained. Factory Boy was a
trife lame behind at the start and in
making the short first turn at very fast
clip in the third heat he gave his off for
ward ankle very sharp rap, producing
an injury that may be hard to cure. The
ordinary protection of boots would have
saved him; as it was, the famous old
half-mile ring campaigner was unable to
take another square trottng step, and
was drawn after the fourth heat on Col.
HoOker's assurance to his owners that
they should receive sum equal to Sec
ond money. Billy Bashaw, sire of Fac
tory Boy, is a son of Ole Bull by Old
Pilot and is sire of Joe Bassett, that got
the fastest and most famous of all PAGERS,
Johnston q :064). Nutmont, taker OF
second money, has a record of 2 PSI, &C,
quired last season; his sire, Nutbourne
is full brother to Nutwood @ :lSa), that
has 40 to his credit in the 2 80 list, great
er number than ever before stood to the
credit of 20-year-old sire. Their sire Ii
Belmont, by Alexander's Abdallah, anG
their dam the famous Miss Russell, dan
of Maud S. (2:0sD, and daughter of ri
lot, Jr. Grand Isle was, by common