Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-22

New ARgiaas iaaF be gl3i sud a4u.p,
flsF G iiissss mas br ehiit.
B4s ahcB IL cetAes 10 raising e0sts,
Ws stHa o si4 ihe tui.
KeHsaeky boasts hsr sgnny skiss.
Aaf Illinois uaay eisifn
Tbas aaAeez eAhno; breed horss,
But ge, theae iesl The SANE.
The bay st&iIio1 Pilot keox l9S made
hl. record 10 lsc5, and sss then ten years
eli IN bis hfiea; u year he is p'ehstly
noG iangerou. horse in lis class, yeE can
plsy The mischief in s Geld Of ~ o. ~
herses. We arr irformsd ihst Plgt hnc K
is mafqa radit ia the Western country
!, dsr ihs rame Of Piedmont Chief. We
nHye NJ recollection Of rulnise sefo-s 'h}'
cam n any ot the wesgs rn fscs sum uAr-
less IN. the rsturss are no, al in. We
tra,t here is 10 t'ath In ths report. IS his
osner. John Il. May, of Bos.on, Mass
cannot gfcYi to be concerned Ia aBv such
r.rsseron. - Chicago H0rseaaaa, Gct- ~.
Nhea PAl0 Alto has tgot,ed half as many
b ats as Gali,m.,h Maid, who trot;ei 3S2
heats Ia 50 snd better, and ils, ! believe,
ia 20 ard better, it may then be IL order
10 iasttate a comparison betw, ca the two
ANIMALS The bts. time made BY Gold
sni.h Maid, 2l4. i6 years cid, was fully
IS grea. as the 2.l2! mad by Pslo Al.o in
Iss9. PSlo Alto is very considerable
horse, but it wont do to eisim the whole
earth for him jast yst awhile.
Thomas Williams of Weld, has haad-
some 2-yter Old ely By Ma beth BY Daaiel
Boone. She is bay, stands up well and has
god style.
Oar correspondent J. NJ. G., wfitss "A,
the Eastern Maine State Fair, Bangor, we
met Mr.. " S. Gould o; Sfrsgae's Mills
sho is interested in horse hree1i 2 lie had
some c3od ones on exhibition, aud gave US
pin bsnini bis txo-yesr-old Bs5m1n; by
Black Almont by Aroostook AImont; dam
BY Bsy Dick This colt is dark bay, black
poiDts, stanls - . is N hea led, fine gated
and is sure to be hsarl from later on.
Wiie the whole country has heard Of
the grsa, performances Of the Stallion Nci.
aon al kaF Fkakae and TeEre Heuie. bat
li..le has been sad of ghst the 9th, horse.
;sk n West by Mr.. Nelson have bee doing
From TER received by Saeo sen lsman
hosoYee, it is TO be seen tha the sreA; sta
lion is not the only ooe in the suiag which
has been doing good work. Besides Mel
sou, there were tn the lot which Mr. Nslson
took West. Medora, Bed Hawk, Ar i9g, Col
Ogoad. Tessator, Conkling. Daisy Rolfe,
ah oai hurses, without marks until they
y, n. West, this being their first Teason on
the track Medora's record is now . 22 3 / I;
aed Hawks 2.2S l-2; Artist, 2 20; Col.
Osgoo1, 81; Tes;ator, two-yesr-old,
24l .; Conkliug, a. Dsi.y Rolfe has
not beea given public trial, ba, the letter
states tast she can tro. in ESQ and good
cuaditions.
Another record that was broken at Terfe
Hau,e was that OF The fa,test heat in a
race, Hal Point pacr g the frg mile of
his contest with 3. B. IN 2 09i. He went
the second nile in 2.l2a and the ttird il
ls, thus placing 10 ms credit the fastest
three heats ever irotted or paced in a race.
His performance retlec's credit OF his dsaf
sire, Tom Hal.--BSeeders' Gazeffe
hsrlas II Remission of Wa,ervi.le has
just been offered $500 for HE year old
Nelson colt. The offer vas refused
II he success Of tie kite shaped tracks
at IndepcniaEc aod kankskee, says Mr
}. II. wallace, in the Oc:ooer number Of
his magazine, "zoes far to demoust-ae
that the tbor'est distance betsesn two
points is, not only in distance, but also in
time, a Straight l,ne. 1t has been .hosn
on 'he Morris Park course A. IVES c6ester,
BY the runners, BY she breaking of records,
and at the tracks meniioaeI b. tie fas.
tine m2de. though the racks are full
Ieng h. All the fac span ueorjes ths, a
bo,se can rot track, hs'f of ~hih is
c.recIir. faster than he can track two
ihir3s Of wli,b is r,ight, have been duly
weighed ard found to be nrtepsbis.' :