Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-05-15
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formed, bright bay, with star, moves
with great activity, colts prove large and
handsome. He was sired by Old True
Briton, dam by Hyder Ali, two impt.
horses which need no encomium. John
Spalding, Jr.
Bold Hunter in Guilford. etc; 15-2,
foaled 17S6. j. Nichols.
Wildfre, out of the Ranger, foaled l7S7,
bay, about II hands, handsome and ac-
tive.
Tartar, black, 10 hands, by Lath, dam
by True Briton.
Peacock in North Haven. etc.
Hyder Ally, directly from Maryland.
Got by Arabian Ranger, dam, Othella;
snow white, lob.
Strayed or stolen a large black horse
about ~ hands high. trots, PAGES and
canters, and another. brown, - hands,
that also PAGES, trots and canters.
179l-Demarcus Mercury, gray. ID
hands, foaled 1870, got by son of
Arabian Ranger, dam by imp. Roebuck.
Venus.
Young Tartar
Young Ranger, IL hands, by Old
Ranger.
Hogarth, bay, by Milton, son of imp.
Wildair.
Highfler. from Long Island dapple
gray, ia hands, three-fourths blooded.
Claronet in Guilford ETC., gray, 15-2
foaed 1877, got by Sweeper of Virginia.
dam by imp. Dove.
Young Wildair, foaled 1870, bay, 1j-3,
by old Wildair, imported.
VIII cover the season at stable of sub
scriber, Young Kilt. the full blooded
| Narragansett horse. Young Kit came
from an excellent full-blooded Narragan-
settle mare. and his sire IS the famous
horse which was owned by Col Wards
worth of Hartford which wants no further
encomiumS than was given here the last
season by Mr.. James Linsley of North
ford. Young Kit is dark sorre with
star, 14-2, well spread, good limbs. good
carriage, high spirits and full of activi-
| ty. No horse can exceed him in the sad
die; he is most natural to his trOt, which
rider; but will pace, trot and canter at
pleasure of his rider. but no horse can
exceed him for swiftness on the pace
Terms, 81 to $3.50. Isaac Foot, North
ford, April 30, 1874.
Cincinnatus again.
Young Rover by imp. old Rover; gray,
1G hands. d. Holt.
Young Syphax, l6 hands, by imp.
SyphaX.
Claronet by Sweeper, dam by Dove,
1872, etc.
From Connecticut Courant 1861 Vol.
110) published at Hartford: 116S none.
l7G9-IIandsome Harry, dun color,
with list down back and blaze in face,
l4-2. trots all; three-fourths bloodei Il
very smart horse; runs swift race, is
five years old. and was bred at Narragan-
psett by one John Easton. Neil Mclean,
Jr.
Straved or Stolen, black horse. l4-2,
four years old, natural PAGER. c. Phelps.
Windsor. Ditto, black. II hands, natu-
raj PAGER. ID. Jones. Ditto. bay mare. II
hands, PAGER, trots. +. Williams.
There are many other similar adyer-
tiSements, | should Judge hundreds of
them. horses of all colorS. all less than
u hands, and nearly all PAGERS.
Samuel Farnsworth. Hartford, has TWO
likely stallions-one the noted horse
lately owned by Neil Mclean, Jr., and is
counted by them that are judges to be
the swiftest horse on the continent to take
him on the three gaits, pace, trCt and
run. The other is very large, thick
heavy horse bred in Canada. l110.
,, viii cover this season at the home OF
the subscriber in Hartford, the famOu:
horse Ranger. He is horse of size
strength and beauty, equal perhaps, tC
! any IN America, of the true Barbary
; breed, bred in England. The price i;
twelve shillings, lawful money, the
single leap and thirty shillings the season
James Nichols.
n. B. He is the same horse that was
in my keeping last season.
Good pasture for mares at a reasonable
price-l77l.
Wanted by the subscriber, a few
sprightly pacing horses from to year
old about II hands high. Joseph Bunce
Hartford, June "a, III.
l72-Ranger again in Hartford by
James Nichols.
COLUMBUS ON THE MORGANS.
GLENN ELDER, kans., Nov. 10, 1890.