Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-11

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One car load Of chsies road hofsss ~
shipped from Hou!ssa last week.
Geo. A. Alien, Ed. Of Wseerville has
sdied to bis stock Of fine bred horses the
fast rott,ng mare. Miss Ledo. which be
purchased this week Of Hon. 8. A. Nye Of
Fairfield. The price We hear msntioosd 10
q 900.
Eussae Danfof.h, Of West Madison. has
nine months old colt that stands is4 hands
high. and BY good judges Is estimated 70
weigh 600 los. This colt 10 BY Bay Fear
nanghi. and Mr.. Danfrth claims that he
can show ~ much speed ~ aay colt in town
Of his sge. on the halter or TO harness.
Perhsp. the highes. priced foal ever dis.
posed Of near Lexington vas sold there
Monday. Kinkors (Constan.ine'. DAM }, BY
Mambrino Ps,chen. Monday morning sosled
pure bay ally. and within three hour. it
vas sold for % 900 to G. Lang. Buffalo,
N. r. the owner Of Lady Bunker, Buffalo
Girl, K!s'ie Pstchsn, Guy Wilkes and other
good ones. This precious foal is by b .ron
Wilkes q Is), he BY George Wilkes, dam
BY Msmbrino Patehen.
Y o. Stanley Of Lewiston Ia. sold the
stallion Redwood. BY Belmont, dam by
Msmbrino Chief. to Mr.. VI. T. Pooler Of
Psirview Farm Skovhsgan. Me-, at private
terms
Mr.. Arthur Noyes. Of Bangor 10 very
proud Of bis ten months old bay nlly. by the
handsome young stallion Mambrino Touch.
stone. . grandson Of DR.. Hers Mambfino
patehen, owned by Y. A. Bishop Of Hermor.
The ally stands fourteen hands high With
great substance, 10 perfectly psoportioned
and 10 very stylish and handsome. and shows
nne trotting action. The dam was white
mare. fifteen hands. breeding antfaeed.
Mr.. z. J. Murch Of Bangor, went to
Boston Wednesday. taking With him the
following horses, having made arrange.
ments to sell them At the Hub. Little
Brown Jug, the famous PAGER with record
Of III; Irish Lad. fne chestnut geld
ing; Kate Campbell. . handsome chestnut
mare with record Of 40. and Gypsie, a
Ane black mare by Won Moltke.
At the last meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the Waldo County Trotting Horse
Breeders Associ alton, the general outlook
for their August meeting VAS talked over
and It vas most encouraging. The list Of
entries vas IN .de by the secretary as fol-
lows; Stakes No. |, foals Of 1889, six are
entered; stakes No. 2, foals Of 1888, ten
are entered stakes No. 8, foals Of 1887,
nine are entered; sAkes No. 4, foals Of
1885, seven are entered; stakes No 8,
Q 40 class for trotters and PAGERS, twenty.
one are entered stakes No 6, 2 IS stallion
race. six are entered. The 2.27 class,
$500 purse did not all and the entry is re-
opened until June l fcr that class. The
hrst payment has been made upon all of
the above entries, they being the largest
number Of entries ever made for any races
in Waldo county. They voted to have 4th
of July tournament At the park with trot-
ing and other sports.
The Brunswick Telegraph says that
syndicate Of gentlemen in that town have
purchased the stallion Charley Ray from
Burbank 4 Williams, Coventry. N II. The
animal arrived in Brunswick Saturday
morning snd was the center OF a crowd of
sight-seers He is a beautiful dark chest
nut in color. stan 10 1872 hand, and weighs
1910 pounds. Some competent judges
pronounce him one Of the handsom
est stations they have ever seen.
He has some Of the best tro.ting blood in
the country. his sire being Ben Franklin.
22o which recently brought $40 900; his
grand sire was Daniel Lambert who 10 noted
for the number of his progeny in the 80
class On the dams side, Charley Ray goe.
back to Hambletonan and Black Hawk. H
is on The same blood lines as Frank" who
has most euviable record. He has q rec
ord Of 2. 80 and is expected to lower it to
2 80 thi, season.
Give little extra attention to the brood
mares. Regulate their food rstions with n
thought Of strengthening the foal The
hay should b. choice and free from dus
and mustiness. the oats well screened. No
harm can follow fair amount of steady
~ork. care being taken to protect from
over eating or strsinins. The vitality of
the dam will have much to do with that of
the colt. All the seemingly little things,
which combined, prevent the highest per
lection of the colt. should be carefully
looked after from now until the foal is
we'll on ito feet and growing rapidly. It
will pay to attic I'd to these IN ,tters.
Henry W Punsm Of New York has boush
the grea At double team Aubine and Lady Wei
ington at big price-npwards OF $50 600,
it is said. The team tro,ted an exhibition
mile last summer in ZIG. Mr.. Putnsm it l.
said, is negotiating for the purchase OF the
fast Alcautsra mare, Ms, Alice, to take
the place of either Aubihe or Lady Wei
| lngton. Mr. Putnam is a millionaire with
n countr, residence at Burlington, VT.