Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-01-30
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Sir Archy in Mr.. Gould's pedigrees were
old horses and sons of Blackburn's Whip
and old Sir Archy.
p. 50-Inqures for Gilbert (Gifford)
Morgan, that stood at Leesburg, o., in
1854.
p. l6S-Bood Chief by Blood's Black
Hawk advertised at Jerseyville, ILL.,, by
J. Beattie QS75).
p. 1S2-President Grant has bought
Rhode Island from Sprague & Akers, and
sent him to his farm in st. Louis.
p. 296-Editoral on the great stallion
race at Boston for 200 says: sit is
rather remarkable that there should be
but one descendant of Hambletonan and
none of Mambrino Chief. The Morgans
came in for the larger share of the list
and eight States are represented. De-
fiance, black, entered by j. & a. f. Hoyt,
Concord, n. Ii.
p. 3S3-Speaking of Belle Brandon,
the editor says: She has three foals
younger than Sprague by the famous
Ethan Allen.
p. 34O-Mention is made of Old Kate.
foaled 1852. 10 hands scant, bred in Can
ada and got by Belleaire; owned by
Major Morton near Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
The same page has this on "a Nigor-
Gus Old Horse: sit is wonderful to
note the vigor which the celebrated old
Ethan Allen displays in his old age. He
is now 2G years old, but is to all appear
ances as young as he was at 10. Last
season he covered 81 mares and got 81
foals. and this year he has covered 81.
We have never known a horse upon
which the hands of age rest so lightly as
upon this great trotter." -
- Vol. Z, p. 1O-Death of Rhode Island
on the 10th of Dec. at Seaconet, X. IL;
foaled 1857; by Whitehall dam by Mig
ger Baby.
p. ll-Question-Is Pete Jones Ga one
eyed brown about 10 or Is years old one
of Ethan Aliens colts? He was owned
in Urbana, o.
2. Sold Frank, sire of Black Frank,
is around here; bay, imported from Can
ada 20 years ago when four years old
G. n. Davidson, Pendleton, o.
P. 11O-A correspondent says Joe Gale
stood in Circlevile, o., about 1873; was
owned by Gov. Vance.
p. 155-G. o. S., Lancaster, Mo-, in
quired about Black Tiger, brought there
some Is years ago and said to be by Black
Hawk, son of Sherman Morgan. The
editor says he left good stock in Iowa.
P. 202-Lady Patriot, dam of Volun-
teer, foaled 1880, bred by John Cope, Or
ange Co., n. Y, got by Young Patriot
that was in Orange county in 1919 and
whose advertisement, of that date, stated
that he was by old Patriot, son of Bluch-
err; dam by Messenger Duroc, son of
Eclipse. Second dam of Volunteer bay
mare brought by Lewis Hulse from Rock
land Co.
p. 2O3-An article states that all horses
that trotted in , 80 or less up to 1870
were Beppo and Mac, Morgans, Lady
Suffolk unknown, Lady Moscow, Taco
ny, Pelham and Trouble.
p. 205-Pedigree wanted of Rogers
Black Hawk. that stood a few years near
Naperville, ILL.,: said to be grandson OF
Vermont Black Hawk. Also of Meach-
ans Black Hawk Henry, bay horse
brought from the East when three or
four years old to Outage Co., ILL.,; then
sold to go South.
p. 299-Mr Lyman of Downer's CT owe,
H., says Meacham's Black Hawk Henry
was by Prophet Owned at Mendoza, H. !,
son of Vermont Black Hawk; dam said
to be of Signal and Henry blood. Bred
by Mr.. Meacham in Vermont and brought
to Illinois when two years old. He was
a rich bay and a very handsome horse.
p. 3S7-Pedigree of Mambrino Kate,
bred by Nye & Foster, Flint, Mich. ;
dam, gray, brought from Maine.
Planter, foaled 1868, chestnut, Ii
hands, got by Red Bird, son of Noting
hams Norman.
Death of Ethan Allen, Sept. 10, 1876
Is hands and half AN inch high.
Vol. S, p. lll-Information wanted on
bay horse. North Star, owned or kept
in Washington county, O., about 1851
also stood one season in Marysville, O
Address S., lock box lbs, Ottumwa, la.
p. 524-Pedigree of Legal Tender by
Moody's Crockett, son of old Davy
Crockett. Dam of Moody's Crockett
said to be by Collector, son of Sill
Charles.