Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-14

| tries, Ut. 4. w. Jacobs's Doctor: IL. NJ.
Commits Emma; f. f. Freemans Brown
f.; G.. w. Green's Louisa; j. b. Norton's
Bloodhound; f. l.. Freemans Taffy; G.. II.
Mandgos Kitty NJ; L. j. Goodrich's
Earthquake; Frank Barletts Druggist
Maid.
j. r. Sabre writes tho Pattsburgh Tele-
gram that he can accommodate Mr. Phelps
of Grand Isle, and that race between
! Grand Isle and Little Maud, either at st.
Adams or Burlington, will doubtless be ar
ranged soon. The Telegram wants the race
to come Off at Pattsburgh.
Maud S., the queen of the turf, is now
tramping ar ound with bare feet on bed of
peat moss, and she seems to enjoy the
change. She gets this little change on &C
count of Mr.. Bonner being laid up with the
grip. The sh oes will be nailed on the great
mare on w ashngton's birthday and her
jogging will then begin.
c. d. Smith of New Haven, Conn, offers
to match n yearlins by Wilkes Brine, 2;23,
against any yearling in New England Tor
$1,000 a side, the sire to have been owned
and kept in New England the past year.
lie also offers to match twoyear-old by
STEAMBOAT against any year-old in New
England for the same amount. This is bus
incss-like.
Hon. j. p. Ladd of Alburgh is the owner
of n yearling filly, sired by Goodwin's
! Hambetonian that promises great speed.
| Mr.. Laid, so report goes, has refused an
offer of S400 for this filly. Her dam is by
WOODBURY. Pilot, her grand dam the old
mare Stella by r. a. Alexander's Brown
Chief, he by Mambrino Chief. This FLY
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Saturday to Judson Ii. Clark, Elmra, y.
y, the bay morse W elnngton SIX years, by
Electloneer, dam WaXana, by Gen. Benton,
on private terms, but the price paid Is said
10 be very large. lie Is ful brother to
the famous My, Sunol, ana VIII be located
at Macy Brothers farm in Woodford coun-
} ! W to take the place OF Bell Boy, the SOL
OUO stallion who was burned to death Il
short while ago. Wellington showed a
quarter when two-year-old in 50, but
} shortly alter went amiss, and has not been
trained since he Is sound now, and when
! his stud season Is over he Will be placed in
| training and driven for record. lie be-
| longs to tribe OF the bluest blood, $40 600
b Sunolo, another brother, while his sister,