Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOVEH TOE WCN .,
FROM THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE, LExINo-
TON, KY.

He was got by Old Forester, well known
here; his dam by old Pilgrim that |
covered at s25 in Virginia; his g. Il.
was Col. Mead's noted mare which
sold when % years old for $1,000 in to-
bacco. She was the dam of II studs.
ASA WILGUs.
March n, lS20.-Young Diomede,
beautiful dark brown or black, Just rs-
ing four years; 15l hands high, to stand !
at subscribers stable on Clay's Mill road,
2! miles southwest of Lexington, 81 and
So. Got by Daniel Bryant's Diomede,
dam by Bald Eagle out of a Grey Al
fred mare. ROBERT KAY.
April II, 1S20.-Sweeper, eight years
old, dark roam or iron gray, upwards of
lG hands, by Pomingo by old Rocking
ham: dam by Sportsman, roam horse
known by the name of Prater's Roam, at
Lexington. WIN. DUNLAP.
(1S2l to 1925 inclusive wanting.)
April G, 1S27.-The fine pacing Mary
land Pony, Little Tom, three miles south
of Georgetown in Scott county.
d. a. SUTTON.
April %, 1928 The elegant horse
Young Potomac. near Russells road,
three miles from Lexington, at - and
IS for pedigree see bills.
ISAAC REED.
(1S29 wanting.)
Anil , 1SoQ Tho biublv finished q nd
celebrated race horse, Sumpter, at VIM.
Roberts, near Lexington, at $40 the sea-
son. Sumpter was got by Sir Archie.
he by old Diomede, etc. Sumpter's dam
by the imported Robin Redbreast, i'm
ported into Virginia about 1903, got by Sir
Peter Teazle.
Gull pedigree and performance
JAMES l.. BRADLEY,
JOSEPH MCADAMs.
0S3l mostly wanting).
February IS, lS32-The Celebrated
Race Horse Shakespeare. from Virginia.
lG hands inch high; bay, with black
legs, flowing name and tail. Has stood
at Liberty, Va, four seasons in success
sion. shakespeare has beaten almost
every racer of distinction that was on
the turf with him. and among them
jeanette, the favorite of New DIRK; Bert
rand, the favorite of South Carolina
Flirtilla and Ariel, the favortes of Virgin
ia; besides Aratus, Maritime, Phillos,
Rockingham, Betsey, Archir, etc.
X. ii. Muse.
Feb. Is, 1S32-The imported horse.
Leyiathan will commence his second
season in America at the former stand,
near Gallatin, Tenn, on the 18th of Feb.
to continue to July l. Prices the same
as last year, viz, $50 within the season,
S75 by the lst Jan. and 800 to insure.
GEO. ELLIOT.
From the Lexington, Ky, Reporter,
Feb. IS, 1S0S:
Americas, thoroughbred, bay, 1913,
at Maj Rhodes Thompson's stable in
Scott county, Sl2. Americas stood
eight seasons at my fathers stable in
King and Queen Co., Va. Americas was
bred by me, got by imp. Shark, dam by
Wild Air, by imp. Fearnaught.
JOHN HOsKINs.
March 1.-Bonaparte, at usual stand
advertised by John Coldwell, wheelwright
and blue-dyer.
Jan. l, lsll-To be sold on Feb. court
day at auction, 1.-The Justly celebrated
(both as racer and as a foal- getter,
stud horse, Daredevil, formerly called
) Johnson's colt
2 \. BURROWS.
March 2, 1Sll-The noted horse Cup
| bearer, at Nicholasville.
The celebrated Turf horse, Peacemak
er by Diomed, at my farm in Fayettc
county.
ID. GRAVES.
March lG, ISL Torpedo, bay, II
hands, six years old, by imp. Royalist
dam bred by II. Dangerfield of Virginia
and brought to this State by Hon. b
; Thruston; at my farm in Russell's road
three miles from Lexington.
ASA WILGUs.
March %, 1Sll-Dare Devil advertised
ed to stand at Lexington by n. BUR
ROwES.
March 30, lSll-Hambletonian, by OLE
- Diomed, chestnut sorrel, l6 hands
. property of John Pollock; will stand a
!, Fayette Co. five miles from Lexington.
!. JOSEPH FAULCoNER.
a April G, lSll-Robin Grey, six year
; old, by imp. Royalist, dam Bellaria b!
Grey Diomed, at Lexington.
4 BEN. HERoNIMUs.