Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-21
HORSE GOSSIP.
Notes from Ira, X and stable About Note
Drivers and FLYERS.

bhInelU OIL inc IleeIlOOb IaI0, oOutnDOrO,
Mass, for Mrs. w. II. Vanderbilt Of New
York, his fine span Of matched bays that
| took the first premium at the late horse
breeders meeting at Rutland. They stand
IL hands high, weigh 2200 pounds and are
six and seven years old. They were sired
| by young Arstos; also Mr.. Gaines has sold
TO the same party six-years-od bay geld
| ing, sired by Arstos, stands 16 hands and
l inch high, weighs 1875 pounds. They
were sold at good figures All the above
| are well known to horsemen as among the
choicest horses in tho State They were
shipped to New York Thursday night in
charge of Andrew Huey, who is thoroughly
| experienced in the care of horses.
The Horse Breeder says: ''Here is a
pointer for breeders. Maud S. l2:0Sa is
out of n mare whose dam was strictly thor
| oughbred The dam of jay Eye-S Sec C2:1U
is out of a thoroughbred. Sunol (2:1ON is
out of mare whose dam was thoroughbred
Alcantara (2:23 If Of whose get have en-
tered the 2:3O list this season, is from
mare whose dam is thoroughbred Nut
! wood (2:1SD, II of whose sons and daugh-
tiers have entered the 2:30 list this senson,
is also from mare whose dam was thor
| oughbred. Alcantara (2:23) and Nutwood
| (21Sg are developed sires. They lead all
enter the list this season. All of thoir get
which have been added to the list this year
were sired after these stations had distin-
| guished themselves upon the turf 10y OBJ
tanning fast records. Study tine tables care
fully young breeders They contain many
a golden lesson which is overlooked by some
OF the most faCle and prolific writer's Al
cantara has put , into the list this year
instead Of II which is four more than any
one horse ever put in in one season before.
Speaking OF the great New York horse
show the New York Herald says of Thurs
| days exhibition: "Undoubtedly the fea-
lure Of the day and of the show, perhaps
was the display Of four in hands, shown be-
| fore coach or brake. No less than 10 teams
were driven, pushed or hustled into ring
that was hardly large enough to hold them,
and certainly not big enough to permit Of
any real driving. Messrs. Cassatt, Bel
mont, Beach, Smith, Baudouine and Whip
pie drove in immaculate frock coats and
tall bats. CCaChmcn showed the other
| teams. Tho judges were in a dilemma
here, so good was the form, and it was only
efter long contab with many suggestions
and much volunteered assistance from the
crowd, that the Lluc ribbon was fnallv
pinned to the brides Of Dr. Seward Webb's
''"
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owned by L. H. Bessey OF west hho.burgh,
w.. Is III ioai TO AOuaiIah likes 'oo@.
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charmed circle the past season and he names
each one.
I p.o,ru o-, Of tIrdo paul, ,,o..
has Just sold his fine chestnut mare, record
2:26t, to George {. Hooker of Boston TO
$1,000 as it is reported. Mr.. Brown bought
TINS mare ut the horse breeders meeting at
Rutland TWO years ago OF MI II. Bowman
OF rutland VINO bred ana raised her. She
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speed
Success annears TO bs assured for tba
great horse show. which WAS opened Mon
day morning in the now Madison Square
Garden. This is the sixth annual exhibi-