Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-25

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county.
Aroostook county u much indebted to ths
Dunn, 10 regard 70 its horses. their interest
IN this subject, and their enferprise in in
Producing veil bred stations having done
great deal in improving our horse stock
The most recent contribution IN this linz il
tina; Of X :. Dgan, Of Ashland, riso tas
jns' brought in sery promising ,hree-year-
Old stallion which he purchased near Au-
gHssa. This fine young stallion. Rosfs
Clay. Is by Brilliant by Young RoIfe, the
sire II Nelson, Aai,ine and other celebrated
trotters. H. j. black -ani- IA and i.
very finely proportisnea
Mr. c. II. Reed "a. driving a very hand
some black colt around the city this morning
which attracted NJ small amount Of attention
on account 81 h.- fine build and action
The Ii,tis fellow j. only fifteen month. old
bur sh0ws the square gait Of an old timer
he u one Of the get Of the famous Harry
| Wiiss. the NeW brunswick -tallisn AMI i
ont Of Volunteer mare WHEN be gets
/ iittie older this sans colt ought 10 make
some of the other fast ons. hustle and Doubt
less wiii.-- bangor Commercial.
| II il the opinion Of leaiiag h0r.esnen that
at least forty Maine-bred horses will enter
'he 2.aSo iiss this year. The season here
promises to br good On, for record break
ing judging by the way some Of the rrotter.
have started in. The SEASON will be a short
| one bat Il will be improved An ann,naI
number of colts are being handleti il is
.aid. for rerord. and some of them are
regarded a. quit speedy The breeding Of
horses j. being carried on more ~ .ternati-
| ealiy ami ln,eiii9ently than ever b. fore. and
namber Of foal- dropped this year will be
The largest probably, ever known, and
many Of them, according to critical ob-ery-
ers. are bound To take high rank in the
future
Tho Maine trainers are iu-, beginning to
turn their trotter- loose They have go,
some smooth ones down east this year -
Mirror md Farmer
Wc-ley + Baleh Offers $1,000 for a
freefor all stallion race with four moneys
entries 10 close August 18th. The entrance
fee is ten per cent, due the day before the
race, which is set for september H. Balch
has been promised Axtel and Palo Alto He |
also nher- 5000 open To horses mares and !
geldings of the 2.I9 class eligible MAJ LIST |
The division of money and entrance fee 10
the same "a the stallion race.
Mr. Charlc. Remission, of Water,illc, |
has yeafhng stallion colt by Nelson out
Of thu mare Jennie which i. beauty and |
h. has just been offered $500 for him
Ira Woodbury. Is expecting green one
Ia soon come into his hands for training for |
the fall Faces that has already .hown a
quarter in 50 second.
The Director. Of the Piscataqui- Central /
Park Association have i-sned posters an
nouncing that another trut will come of .
over their park in Foxcroft Tuesday and I
"wednesday August nth and goth. -Four
hundred and fifty dollar. in premiums are
offered, divided into four classes minute.
, %. so and free-for-all 500 each in
the three first mentioned and $50 in the
free for-nll
A valuable contemporary calls upon the
members Of the National Trotting Associa-
ton to strictly enforce the new rule. Any
contest for purse. premium, stake, wager,
ar involving admission fee, in the presence
of judges appointed in accordance with rule
3, shall constitute public race" Rule -
-tipulates that in every exhibition or race
three competent judges who understand the
rules shall occupy the stand and enforce
them
Mr. Frank Hight Of Bangor. has one of
the finest stables in that city There are
two open stall. and one large box stall,
which have the latest arrangement in the
shape of iron hay rack, and grain cribs.
The stalls are light and airy and the system
of ventilation and drainage Is perfect
C II Tsplcy of Hodg,lon, has bought
the celebrated Pcrchcron stallion Prince
Imperial. No 20 New Brunswick Horse
Register. better known as the old Woodstock
Pcrchcron. purchased and imported by the
Years then weighing ZOO pounds. Price
paid by the government. 5000 This pur
chase make u valuable addition TO Mr..
Taplcy's stock of booded horses
Stamhoul :. II ~ is the fastest stallion
that has sired }o trottcr He is the sire
Of Nchushta 2.a0 vr~ola : 9ai Mcrtha
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