Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02

from Brookline TO Boston, and during this
remarkable career never lost a trip from
sickness or inability. He actually travel
led during this period over l2j, 600 miles
Five years ago he was placed on the retired
list, and will never he required to perform
any more service Previous to his horse
car life he was owned by w. r.. yelling
ton, otherwise known as the Duke, who ran
a stage line. lie is flea bitton gray, be
longing to tho Morgan breed, having been
raised in Vermont. lie still retains his
shape, and horsemen easily see wherein lay
his wonderful powers of endurance. Dur
ing the horse show at Mechanics building
in Boston this week he will be on cxhibi-
ton.
Randolph Huntington writes Dunton's
Spirit of the Turf as follows: The horse
sales in this city, which have been care
fully watching, furnish an instructive COM
mcntary upon the science of breeding, as
taught and practiced by horscmen, upon
which | pspe to say later. The best colt
sold at Stanford sale yesterday was by
Eectioneer out of Frolc. Corning's Har-
ry Clay got the dam Of Electioneor, and
Corning's Harry Clay got Frolic. Eleven
years ago this month, and this day Of the
month, Erastus Corning sold the little FLY
by Harry Clay lin those same buildings
5'.,iI ~ ,''', M i.oUei noi'iier
so,ydn.t in oats., This ,,,o,,i, I-to"I CO., GO
Robert Bonner and saw him bid $40, 900
for a filly NOT two wears old. three times in
bred to sawclust in oats. being by an inbred
Clay sire out of a Clay dam. Yesterday |
saw Charles H. -kirner bid Sil0O for a colt
not two years Old cot by a sire whose dam
was by Corninr's or Savers or Wilho's
Harry Clay and the dam Froic was rot bv
the same Harry CLAW and this when colts
without the CLAW lcaven could not bc forced
up, selling from 800 to $500 and 1850
oncrv answered.
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n''l iiolS's "e,' 'n'tieu III 'ne ci',S' lor
s.'''''''iu pie'' Slo''nS' nlo years oIu ana
os.i "lii no" Nei. s euo premiums awarded
ct '''o ''''''' i'i' u 1850 y p.
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va
Inc entries were Hllroy by Messenger
Duroc Clay Lambert by Motion, and Al
cander ana Autograph by Alcantara. First
premium was gwen Alexander second to
clay Lambert
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"''ne sa'' ana Luxe slack
burn 100000.
\ Nashville despatch says that at the sale
ut Belle Meade Friday the celebrated stall
liam Luke Blackburn was sold to General
jackson of Nashville for $50, 00O also
lroquols to the same for S3l 600 Bonnie
Meade, by Bonnie scott and dam Tallulah,
to General jackson, Nashville, $500: Char
ity, by Lever. dam Titania. to General
Nheeless, *ll00: Castillo. 10y King Alfonso,
dam May!lower, to General Jack son. Il zoe.
Saunct. 10y Bonnie Scotland. dam Suuowu.
TO General Jackson. Tl4OO; Sudie McNairy,
by Enquirer, dam Mamie McNairy. TO
/ Thomas Mcdowell, lexington, Ky, hlj2j;
Love, TO Gcnr5oI jackson lI035 3 ''i's
Harding, by Great Tom. dam Mcnta, to
Tom. dam Sue Winnie, G.. NJ Foo Tn.h.
III Vim '""o ~ "7S' ->"SH-
vile, Hlloo: buche.-' by King Fisher, dam
Duchess. hy Leanlncton. aam Mo,lach
r'',,,,.a1 raI.,, .'in1n G.I' -',o. 'I'I','
Neheial JACKSON STUN, Nuldean, by Bal
lnkeci, dam Orphan Carl General Jack
son. $1,000: Glcnvirr by Glpnpnry dam
Norlnin Ganoraj .Toc..o,, S3Nl0. Rro,,l,o
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part OF tie po"k are inc extensive table,,
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ni. NIpn"o'''c'l Isl "l All '''o horses in har-
:. Alpbabrtical list. Of "A 40 pocers in l,ar.
ness.
gino. ne great '"oie OF @;'o horses under their
T. Table of2a1 bor.es ARRANGED accordin,,
; to records.
,. Table of 2;@1 performers under their
- Table Of sire, of tvo or mara dam. ofo2o
trotter~
! :. table OF great lrood-mares
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