Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-31

safseg the vaeesss Of thu fn@et. One Of ia.
Most interesting Races ~ eofae Of IS said 10
be one between Gro. D. Bailey. b. 2. Duke
snd Maitland Smith. q. m. Texa. Lady.
~ The July meeting sise mining race ~as
son in Two heat. By Duke With Tsxs- Lsssy
on1y nerk bebina. 4 wsger of sfDp
side vill probably b. po.tel Duke will h.
driven by jim Hill, and Te1ss LAZY b.
wsl,er Ss.h
b. Y =. ~. Brigg. Of Aai,urn report
that their tires-yesr-old brother to rhs great
sHnoi ls sofking smoothly AMI has i'm
tfesfing action, Ben ". brother 10 Mes
-snzer Wiikes. j. also showing ap 70 the
sstisfsetion of sha Mes.rs Briggs.
NJ. N. T. Pooler of skowi gan the sell
known horsenxn. ha. just lost 4 valasbie
wiki. eoit. A ffsiner wa. out with thu
animal trying ~ break him 10 harness. In
some way he fell bsehward and inbred
himself internally Dr. Palrbans. Of this
city vas eaIisri, hD pronounced the injarT
fatal AMI the eoi; sss kiIled Mr.. Pooler
would have refasssi 5000 for ths. animal.
/ Al the farm gf 3 X Hunt in Unity arr
about twenty six head VI horss. and colts
Of all age., carving in their veins the rich
est biooe Of tbs State. Though Mr. Hon,
Is pfeJndieed against none and appreciate.
all he faFors the Rolfe- and hs- assigned
Che place Of honor to Bay Rolf, eight year.
old IL hand, high weighs roo pound.
BY yonnE Rolf lam Mstacomet Is Young
morrill,: Thu horse Is all that enuid b. |
desired 10 makeup and action
The handsome foar-y car-old colt. Maud |
by kennehee, driven it, first mile on a |
track by hsf owner, Mr. John Locke Of Nj !
Vernon. with two in the carriage. in hess |
than three minutes, on the Augusta park |
track recently Her Jam was Pauhcn |
Messenger mare. Keuncbec has some Of |
the finest eolt- IN the State.
Eieetioncer has ifty-two performer. in |
The 20 lat. In regard 10 the famou. Old |
sire's condition, late reports from Califor.
MIA -ay that he |, gaining fcsk nicely, al |
though be has been very sick and II looke,ll
for a few day. though tar old fellow
wouid never be taken out Of hi. stable
alive, but he seems to BE- al right again
He has suffered NOR Or hess from sciatiea.
but the veterinary thinks thar now h. viii
lbs entirely relieved Of that and that rho
prospects are bright for him to .tand in The
stud few years longer.
The Journal Norridgcwock correspond.
ent writes that Mr. Alden Sawyer shipped
very valuable matched span of colt- TO
Boston last week. They were purchased
of Mr. II. J Watts and consigned TO Mr..
Lee Hammond Of Boston
The best time Of the future is an interest.
ing theme for speculation snnol. half
mile in ga Thursday, was a great
achievement in the trotting line. and crestcs
Il wish TO -ee that o2A wiped out. From
Flora Temple 10 sunol Ia. been but step
Who cin tell what the step from Sunul ON
will be-
j b Robinson of oxford, has Hebron
colt d,m hy Harbingcr one wear old that
weighed $40 pounds at months Thi,
j. a colt of remarkably good style and ac-
ton said Ia he one of the very best of the
MANY good ones by Hebron in Oxford
county entered in the Bre~icr-' Stakes
Mr. X. has brood mare by Lamont, stan
dard bred dam by Dirigu fine looking
mare bred last season to Col Wet Also
athrce-yrar-od mare, by Daniel NJ Boone
liam by Hazard, that -r,uls l5l hands, and
weigh. GOO pounds
8. W Prrsscy of Mercer has five years
Old brown geiding hy Matchem out of Minnie
Lee. by General Lee grandson of General
Knox. lie stands rs hand. high and weighs
100 He has m even gated bay three
year. old from Minnie Leo hy Gen Wca-
yer that stands II hsndS high aud two
wears old chestnut dlly of the same breed.
ing with silver msnc AMI tail weighing
500 pounds and standing hands high.
our Mnntyiie correspondent writes that
II z Barker of that town Recently sold his
ave year old mare fine looking animal of
some 100 pounds weight. to s T Young
of liberty
NJ the Lakryirw <'sbl', Of Mr. J C.
Stinchiield III the beautiful village of
Wavnc. there are u large number of fine
standard bred horses of different ages which
their owner, who l. one of the best known
horsemen in kennehcc, il always pleased 10
show visitors Among his stations are Dec
Grafton, six wears Old, WAYNE Dictator four
years obi and pakhcari. two wears old
They are all hay in color aud closely bred
Dictator is by Prescott. by Harold. by Ham
bletonian Wa, ne Dictator : by Dorchester.
by Dictator by Hambctonian Oakhcart
sby Prescott The dam of Dictator i. Minnie
T.. hy Ridley Knox. The dam of Wavnp
Dictator and 0akhcart is Ella NJ nv RIFLE,
Knox. In pedigree the tito represent re-
M rkahle families whose turf performance
have done honor to the track history of this
country
Mr. G. II Nelson Is now at the Franklin
Psrk Saugus. Mass, with u string of his
horses including Nelson. Brllirnt. Artist
AMI Col osgood The track at Saugus j..
mile track and &r. Nelson will work hi,
horses there for number of week, before
taking them West. He expects To give
Nelson very low record the coming ftll
Mr. K. u Morgan the rich New York
banker who comes 10 Maine with George
Bishop to purchase horses occ ,sionally
has sent mare tn he bred to Mckusick
Hou Geo H. Bishcr'- fine Young .tal iou
Morgan was At Calais last spring and pur-
chased several of the get of Olympus and
evidently likes them
The new trotting park at South Windsor
will he put in good shape for the races to
occur there this fall, and many fine Kennc-
bee stepper- will he present
The stallion Hiatoga. owned by Jas
Lunt. of SAGE is climbing up to the top of
the record list for the other day he was
driven three heats with Frank Cole on the
sulky. He trotted the first mile in 2.5l
tn. second in so and the last heat in .
-. His gait is good this summer, and he
promises To cover the ground in much less
time than he ever did before.
A four-ycar-old owned by J. c. Jordan of
New Sharon recently trotted a half mile 4
hitehed to top buggy in l.2t-and this too 7
without any training.
Health to Campers.