Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-23
HORSE GOSSIP.
summer Meeting Of The Champaign Vat
ley Horse Breeders Association.

Horse Breeders association, hcld at the /
Stevens house, Nergenncs, May II, 1t was
decided to have "a trot on the Fair grounds |
at Nergenncs. Saturday, June il, to con
sist Of three races:
First-Farmcrs' race, purse $50: First, |
$l2; second, 49, third, 50: fourth S3.
Second--Four- year-olds. purse $50: First
SO; second, $40; third, So
Third-Free for all race. purse so: First
$3.50; second. S22. so third, $500.
Bills will shortly be issued giving full par
ticuars.
Notes from Track aud stable About Noted
Drivers and FLYERS.
II. j. Quimby of Barre VT, has sold
Kitty X to j. y. Wheeler of Vest Ran
kolph fer $3.50.
Kinsman, who has a pacing record of
2:l1l, has been bought by Canada horse
men Tor $4,000.
FRINGE Regent is moving vel, and
Andrews thinks he will be a much better
horse than last year.
The pacing mare jennie Lind, 2;ii, has a
foal Ivy the PAGER Roy Wilkes, 2l2!, that
is pure gated trotter
G. NJ. Pond Hartford. Conn, has sold TO
! Vermont parties the young stallion Glory
! H., by Glory, dam Beatrice.
Thomas X Monkey of Tunhridgo has gone
TO White River junction TO take charge of
the horses at the fair ground farm.
\. j. Slows OF Wcybridse fine young
stallion, hy old Daniel Lambert has win
tered in fine form, and bids fair to he an
honor to his great sire.
DR. ". S. Webb has wired the manager
Of Sheiburno Farms that he has bought nine
French coacning horse, and has shipped
them to Shelburne Farms.
II. c. Darrell Of Tunbrdge has a finely
formed Kent colt that is but. two years old
and weighs 1900 pounds and stands 49,
| hands high. Its dam was a Claymore.
C.. y. Nelson says he would rather breed
to a stallion with record of 2:i0, whose
dam was speed producer than to one
with record Of $780, with no speed an
cestry
Naltham started out the trotting season
in good shape with two races on Central
| Park. J. r. tarnUm' star Alien took the
first, and Dr. Snwyers PAGER Rocket the
! second.
The Morgan family scores another $3.50
performer in The chestnut. geldng Chester
a., which won the 36 class at Washington
n 2:3O, 2:33i 2:"j. HE j, said to he by Il
.on of Aristos r!:21,I, the best of the get OF
Daniel Ian bert
Senator Stanford, in COMPANY wiki Sen
ator Nacou and Congressman Flood and
Kane, saw Suisun get record o. I'D II
Washington Oh the tn ri day Of the moc'-
ng. Sui-uu is the first of Elect.oncer
get to enter The 2:3o list this year
David Sisby Of :. Johnsbury ha, soil
mis- Hamblcton.an horse, Fred to j. H. SEES
sious Of Bristol, Conn. for 800. This
horse took first premium in the gents road
ter class at the breeders meciing al st
'"l r,i '''" n 1883, and has Il private record
under 2;40
-, mAre owned at Wayerly lnl.. when
atoul five months in foal got t,islicG ~ a
boar on her heck. Her foal is now 10 de S
Old, and has sore ON the corresponding
place from which the .cah is reeliuc Off
and will probably leave scar identical
with that of the dam.
The noted Maine stallion Baby Dean, trial
2.2l has been entered throughout the cir
cuit races. and viii be put IN shape and
hiNcn by the veteran trainer, c. J.. lIosuer
Il Lawrence, Mass, owner and driver OF
'nawa, >. go. If Baby Dean doesn { beat
this year it will not be Tor lack OF
speed.
,onubly the only entire horse in the
stable, says a Weyhridge correspondent,
hat traces IN n d.rtc' lire through both sire
and dam to eli clifford Morgan is owned by
+. {. Ryder Of Woybrige, and he is grand
pecimen of that great family. being adj
mircd by everyone who sees him.
s. B. Bomis. of Barre, thinks he has one
Of the best stations in that part of Yer
mont. His Morgan Prince, color black,
stands If hands high, we,gns 800 pounds,
and wa, foalel July 20, 1854. lie was
,ired by " ilmot Morgan, Of Norwich, VI,
ana h dam was IA thoroughbred English
mare.
lie noted Maine stallion Baby Dean
> trim! 2:2lI /, has been entered tnronghoui
the circuit races. ami will be put in shape
and driven by the veteran trainer, c. f..
Mosher of Lawrence, Mass, owner and
driver of Onawa, 2:22+ If Baby Dear
doesn't beat 300 this year it will not he
or lack Of speed.
MIR. Jane Hill, president Of the Bedford
Horse Breeders association has been in the
city for few days and has secured at
} fancy price tie standardized mare, Young
; Mollc, formerly owned by Dr. Briggs
, Young Nlolhe is 10y Gilroy, 2:2e3 dam 10y
Go''hird'- Ethan. She will be bred tc
Belmont Forest.
, ". l.. Allen of Winooslii has entered hi:
: two year colt Annacander, by Alexander, al
the New England breeders meeting in Bos
] ton this fall in the "New England breeders
! stakes tor two year Odds Annacander is
4 n very promising tllly and it is reported
Y that Mr.. Allen has refused $IlO0 for her
She has a fun brother 10 days Old, fol
which MIR. Allen has refused $500.
Allie Trout is working big lofty, snowy
gated black Geding from New York State
sired by Major Edsall which is shown,
+ considerable speed for green horse II,
;. recently worked mile in 2:31b and re
9 peated in 2:34. Another good green on
: being handled by Trout is very pretty i
Y IA very pretty little bay mare, sired b,
: Stephen a. Douglass, and owned in Nashua
\. y. Soc can step a mile in 2:30.
The racing galloway Merry Bells, died il
England about two weeks age, while bein;
prepared for the Abbey Park meeting. Sh
was foaled 1868, sired by Knight of ST
Patrick, dam Solitude and had won IL
@ races before she was retired at the age O
: 81 Proving failure as "A matron she wa
Il taken up AM put in training at ~ year
old, and she was running wonderfully we
until a day before her death