Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29
TRACK AND STABLE ooss1r.

TRACK AND STABLE 0o801S.
While In Readheh one day last vssk, |
the Journals Agent, Mr.. ). n Cross fosnd
a very handsome eleven noofh old colt u |
the stable Of Mr. J. Wesley Williams He
is BY Realized Hsmblesonian. BY Msssen-
GER Doomed. 1870; dam, Knox and Ham
bletonian. His color 10 bay With white seaf
Ia face ard one white ankle behind The
colt 10 good sizsA and is pronounced BY fair
Judges to be one Of the best colts in town.
The Chicago Horseman makes the follow
ing comments on recent complications in
the Nelson Alcryon affair Judge Cosiess's
decisian in the National Trotting Associa-
ii ms contempt Of court case Odds another
mesh 70 the Nelson Alcryoa tangled web
He rules ,hs, the Injunction VS. not violated,
~ is was the Board Of Review and NOT the
National Trotring Association in congress
that was enjoinsd. In the wake Of the de-
ei.iyn comes the question. had the
Nasional Trosting Association In congress
the power under iis bylaws and rules to
suspend snyonef We cannot find an
article or rule covering the case, or even
a precedent, and Judge Corles, says in his
decision, that it nowhere appears that the
congress As such. has any power or juris-
diction to try and determine charges or H.
aie, punishment Under these conditions
how can Nelson and AlcYyon and their
owners stand suspended b. the National
rrot,ing Association? The case 10 becom-
iax very com 5.icated, As the injunction 10
sill IN force and under the conditions IL
you'd be advisable for the Board Of Re-
view to dismiss the case and have il tried
by the T. ,stern District Board"
Among the late sales of blooded horses
which have taken place in this State, not
,e fore reported in cur columns are the fol-
loving J. A Stesrns Of Lincoln. has pur-
chased the four-y ear old stallion Harry, BY
Judge Advocate, dam by Hambletonian
| Chief 1910; G X. Brown Of Scion, has
sold to c. W. & l.. A. Hall, Auburn, the
tallion Ehrlacher, by Diriso, dam Drewcis.
ih"ePe"ie"'e' " o'' 'e' ".' D''
Of Danville, VT, have purchased from
Granville Hackeu, Freeman, the bay year
ling colt Freeman Chief, by Allectus, dam
Lady Msmbrino. by Mambrino kirkmar.
Do not our Auburn neighbors Of the
iu'i Farm anu nome ''ihe"nA' ''e''ea'n
Tue "'a'A sn' ais" o's'e'''""'e '"e '''uu''
ny OF 'neif pA'''"' "He" "e' p'e'e'
vice within no"'n' very co"n'nPAes
wooa cut a. "ue "Ae"e'. n''' Oh r''nc'
onA~A ahu @sA'" ~ Vi messenger D'o
'"eu' Every s'''o Nurse p'''e'se' us o"i
''ni''uuAiS' Anu ."e si'''' III reproducing
MS "Aehe'' 'hou'' e"NeA'o' " preserve
As many OF these chAfAc'e'i''c' - posi-
pie' Inc CUT III que'uoh may pos
sibly look like Prince Onawa, bu
it certainly has no resemblance Il
the spirited Messenger Diomed. Thi
| horse is advertised in our columns and tn,
owners have q good cut Of him and have i
printed on the horses cards. 1t 10 an ex
cellent likeness ~ we can testify from hav
ing seen both it and the horse, and we mus
say we consider it an act of mi ustice on tn,
part Of the above named paper to publish
the same cut twice as that Of two dideren
horses.
No MAJ in Maine ever rode so fast behint
q horse As Ira Woodbury. OF Portland. Thi
was when he gave Nelson his record OF
2I4t at Hartford last fall.
Bro. Thompson OF the Maine Monthly
who has recently seen Norway Knox in tn,
stable of his owners Burnham & Morrill,
Portland, says he never looked so we'll al
now and he is more and more impresse,
with his value a. a sire. He is by Phi
Sheridan, Jr., by Phil Sheridan, by Gen
K"o-' dam BY Godfrev's pa'"han He j
e'e'e" years o'' Aaa ms feoo'u VI |'a
hfo' thompson oehe'es 'ha' II put 'u 'faih
i"S '"i' 'e"'o" ne cou'u P'Ace 50 " ni
credit
inonp'on' "on'niy c'aih' 'or 'ne FOWL
Oh nueAhe'n 'hA' II mas oeen Tue ''r'hP'ac'
or nome Oh more 'ro'er' VIII recoro' o
'o OF DETER 'hAi' All! o'her Town IN TN
oIa'e' Inc h'' comprises oArh'y hehey
20 Day "a'eoohe' @.|ot' oa'eiess hoy
g onepA'u n"app' 1'N'' ohepard nhapl
IT, I'-'l' Quar- "a]er' -4i' III o"''n
|'S'a anu oaos 'eah' II' ihe H''
'i"'''y sfeS' o"e
"e'e" "e" nor'e' nave e''ere" 'ne |'''
h'' mus lar '"'' 'easo"' Anu n'e nav
'o"efe' 'neif iA'' season. recoru' one O.
'ne ioriner Is "aur'ce De- ny eouPon' U!
"'n Nuo1.
WI Y. H. HA'o"' iofn'ef'y VI oAiAis'
no" All nAeu up IN MS ne" quarters a. Ar
rhg'oh helgh"' MASS ~here ne mas
'''o'e Vi Ten UT uo-en choice oreu orooe
HIATUS MS sOai'ion' VIII no' iea'e I'M
o'a'e I'LL 'a'er. MI. Eaton VIII now de-
Vo'e MS time 10 the breeding OF nne Hotter'
A"u eoou results are sure 10 De looked Tor
ha,,., ,.s v;,
great things. He is dve years old, BLOOD
h.v with bl.ck no;pt. .,J i. .,,. =, hs t,.,
~,
iheooofe iha'er OF south r'ris mas re-
Gently purchased roam horse of Hiram A
Randall, ESQ, of Di1field, which is show
in, ,ro., .naaa R.,,;r .oo;1. .,;.
coi' IL oouha 10 make 'he oes' OF mem "sc
along some" before the season closes. He
is gamey looking horse and ba. the action
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