Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-11
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Ths directors Of he Bsxisn ard HsIlls
Agricultural Socsaiy hsvs oAsssd pusss
sef $500 for tvo horss sess = eAsif fsif
errasds On Tie afternoon Of ths Xssssh u
1Jsiy. - rsce I, b Of two fairy slns. ard
ne othef three minutes. The hack and
stables axe in prime essdsi,n.
Spirit Of he hub. Hsn- Charles d.
PAlaee Of LsseiI hss hssa siestsd - ~
B ,srd Of Appeals % All the piscs nsde
sscsn. By tia deatk u " H. Siriekisnd 81
Bangor. Tia sslsesion 10 assias eae. Mr.
Palmer hss ample time to bestov 10 The
duties Of suca positfos, % ably qualified
and il in every respecs staanch, upright
man.
There will be tvo days meeting on the
Oxford County Fair srouuds between
Sonth Paris and Norway June II and II.
The classes sre first dsy, s-ninste, purse
800; 4.ss trcs and pace, purse 500; sec
ond day. = As class, purse 800; a.s4 not
and pace, purse 900. Enssies close Mon
day. juno O. Addres, ". J. Wheeler,
South Paris, Ne.
Mr.. Samuel Farmer Of the Basdsn
House, Phillips, has sold TO Messrs- Van
tine { Co. Of New York, bis black geldirg
Blackstone BY King Pharoah BY Black
Monitor by Gen. Krox Also his bay one
ysar-oid colt BY Gideon Chief by Gideon.
The Canton Driving Association, J. w.
Thompson Of the Maiae Breeder, Presi-
dent. will give . meeting in June. First
day. Wednesday, June II. 3-minute ciase,
purse s75 ard . 40 class, purse 500;
second day. . so clsss, purse 800 and IS
class, purse el25 Enties close Friday.
June IL. with NJ Peabody, secretary. 4
Ths Woodford's Driving Park gives
races every Saturday p. NJ. in June and =
meeting July "a and 4th, purses for two
days agsregstins $500 Saturday June 9Th,
2 80 class and . 236 class. Saturday, June
18Th, . 2.45 class and . a.3i class. jane 20,
$40 class and SO clsss. Purses 500
each. The track 10 . member Of the
National Association and everything goes
to rule.
The only kite shaped track in the state
Of New York is 1t Newark, where ii 10
expected very fast time will be mads on
July25
Putnam Brothers, proprietors Of Maple
Grove Driving Park, HoultoD. are aRrapg
ing for several races to be trotted Saturday.
July 4th, in the afternoon. There viii BE-
. minute class, purse 500; farmers race
Gall horses that never won first money
sdmitted) purse s75; 81 class, purse s125.
There are many speedy horses in thst Sec
ton and the races will no doub. be very
exciting and draw big crowd.
Reports from oil parts OF the country are
to the effect that more trot.ers and PAGERS
are in training this season than ever before,
and this means that even with . general
reduction Of the entrance fee TO pc, cent
there will At nearly every meeting be
enough nominations in the various purses
to make good the money hung up.
Among the recent equine arrivals Of note
in this vicinity are the following: The fne
Knox mare (by Kennebec, by sIndepepd-
ence) owned by Veranus Kimbau Of tie
Eas. Side. dropped . handsome chestnut
FLY by Nelson's Wilkes og Sunday. The
well known broodmare Belle Brandon,
owned by J. M. Cross, Esq, of this town
dropped fine bay fllly on Thursday, by
Hayes 1 XII, by Nelson e 10d). Belle
Brandon is by Thayer's Kuox, and her dam
By Morrill, Champion.
As will be seen from an advertisement
in the Weekly JOURNAL, Mr.. Frank Beck
has decided not to send the well known
stallion Kennebec West this year, and he
will make the season at bis Elmwood
Farm, Western avenue, this city.
A correspondent of the Bangor Wing who
lately visited Piusfie!d says that Dr.. N. T.
Drake Of that town has ore Of the best
stables in the county and keeps some
blooded stock which 10 much admired. He
has in all "a horses, the fastest one being
Early Bird, 22l4.