Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-14


Monday last, Of Charles II. Gilman Of
Fairfield. . Use two year old ely By
Gideon, dam General Knox mare The
price 10 Stated = have been $500.
Ths chestnut mare Kate. 2.2sf. owned
By =. }. Wssss, Esq-, Of Nonidgevcck. h
- ~ hanas Of Charley Russell and vii
appear On the track ~ sooa ~ she gets int
coedision- Mr.. Rgsseli also has Telephone
z-3sA By Tom Lang. and . fast 5 year old
oily by Nelson Wilkes. owned by Fl. x.
Sawyer Of South Nofridsevock-
Alden Sampson the Veterinary Surgeon
1t South Morn dgsvoek has . stable full Of
good colts. smong the little fellows being
an eleven months OLD colt BY the speedy
stallion lamps and whose dam has q
record Of 2.24. IL il abou: ~ clean and
''hossy'' looking colt ~ one ever sees, sad
il would take q SIM represented by four
figures 70 buy him nov.
Aaniey r. Pooler purchased upon his re-
cent visit to Boston about the eutest rig
out" for his young daughters that has ever
been seen in sko~hegan. 1t consists of q
pair Of pretty bay Shetland ponies Of less
than 400 lbs. each together with neat little
two wheeler. as we'll IS riding saddle for
each
David Alexander Of Belfast has two colt
BY Hsroidson, dam, = Dirigo mare, one q
yearling oily. the other ten days old. Both
are very handsome animals.
Early Bird. owned by DR.. T. N. Drake, Of
Pittsheld, has been entered in the 2-27
class at the August meeting in Belfast.
The race course On the Lake Shore Fsi,
Ground in Shapieigh is being constructed
by William Staples, at cost Of 1920. The
new stables are to be built by II. j. Cred.
itford. and the exhibition hall by Cyrus 4.
Goodwin.
Mr.. Geo. W. Leavitt Of Boston, recently
shipped to Pembroke, the famous trot,ins
horse. Driver" record 2.i3 l-2. The
horse has won l75 heats In better time thar
$50, but now is old and used up, and hal
been sent to Pembroke to be taken gooJ
care of during the remainder of his life.
The Waldo County Horse Breeders As.
ISOLATION has made full arrangements fol
their entertainment on the coming f,h OF
July. Purses for uotting are offered al
follows Free for all. $3.50; 3 minute class
s75; 2.3S class, s75; all open to tro,ters OF
PAGERS wherever owned. Entry fee per
cent to accompany the nomination. and )
per cent additional from the winners. En-
tries close Wednesday. June Is. Send by
mail or apply in person to Geo. Z. Bracket,
Secretary, No. 10 Main street, Belfast.
Mr.. G. X. Palmer of East Dover, is the
owner Of very nice colt, Hsmbletonisn.
Clay, dropped July 10, 1888, He is beau
tiful chestnut with stripe in face and one
hind ankle white, stands 1879 hands high
and is finely finished colt all over; large.
clean limbs and perfect feet. 1t is thought
he will make lG-hands horse. This fine
colt was sired by Franklin, owned by
Palmer. His dam is Empress M. owned
by II. b. MAYHEM, which is years old the
present season. She is standard bred and
registered and is an animal of great indi-
vidual merit. The Palmer colt is her
second colt; her first was sold to W. S.
Pratt at four months old for 800, and we
understand that Mr.. Pratt has refused an
offer of $500 for it. Mr.. Mayhem thinks
that blood will pay.
Mr.. +. S. Rogers of Skowhegan is now
handling the trotters Fred NJ, 1881 and
Jennie NJ, three years, both the property
of C. A. Marston of Skowhegan. Fred
NJ. is by Daniel Boone and is capable of
doing mile in 225. He won the 2.34 race
at Lvermore Falls last Tuesday, hands
clean, and starts in the same class at the
Canton races. Jennie NJ. is by Edmund's
Knox. and very promising and handsome
young mare.
1t is believed that the expulsion of Nell
son from tracks of the Grand Circuit has
nothing whatever to do with the National
Association, for the decree of which Mr..
Nelson cares much more than for that of
the Grand Circuit. 1t is thought that Mr.
Nelson and his stallion will be suspended
by the Association under protest which
will give him the right to start in all races
under Association rules until this protest is
sustained.