Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19

cent of such excess to the fifth horse and
40 per cent to the sixth. Open to all
horses that have never beaten 2 40 prior
to June 10.
Entries have been made by II. X. Brannock
of Brownsville, j. X. Lynde of Williamstown,
ID. W. Prime Il son OF Brandon, Deerheld
stock farm, Brattleboro. I. H. Moore OF
Shoreham, +. ID. Barton of Vergennes, W. n
Phelps OF south Hero, G. NJ. Hazen OF West
Skeels of Highgate Center John Utton of
Morrisville, +. II. Harrington OF Brandon and
J. f. Hopkins OF East St Johnsbury.
No. 7-Association Guarantee Purse,
S400; entrance 10 per cent of purse, pay
able % per cent June 10, p per cent July
10 and > per cent August 10; horse not
required to be named till last payment
The whole amount of entrance money to
go into the purse, and if over $50, the
excess to be divided between the fifth
and sixth horses in the ratio of 60 per
cent of such excess to the fifth horse and
10 per cent to the sixth. Offered for
horses that have never beaten 2 ~ prior
to June 10 and are otherwise eligible I'M
der the rules of the association.
Entries have been made by W. 5. Bailey of
East Hardwick, Highland stock arn, Derby,
4. f. Brownel of Burlington, r. II Earring
ton OF Brandon ana Black Hawk Stock farm,
Bridport.
No. S-Association Guarantee Purse,
$500. For horses that have never beaten
:35 entrance fee same and payable I'M
der same conditions as in No. 6.
Entries have been made by H. T. Cults OF
OF Worthwhile, Deerfeld stock farm, Brattle
boro, c. T. Holmes OF Charlotte, W. 5. Bailey
of East Hardwick, Highland stock farm, Der
by, Black Hawk Stock farm, Bridport, Bur-
bank Williams OF Coventry, and ). Holton
OF Hardwck.
No. 9-Association Guarantee Purse,
$500. For horses that have never beaten
3 100; entrance fee same and payable I'M
der same conditions as in No. 6.
Entries have been made by w. A. Osmer OF
White River Junction, Pineclitf Stock farm /,
Castleton, W. c. Landon OF Rutland, j. Il.
Lynde of Williamson ID. W. Prime & son
OF Brandon, Deerfield stock farm, Brattlebo-
70, Ralph +. Weller OF Burlington. c. W. Rea-
gan of st. Adams, II. b. Wright and +. ID. Bar.
ton OF Nergennes, Charles Hammell of Lar
rabee's Point, Highland stock farm, Derby,
Black Hawk Stock farm, Bridport, and John
Utton OF Morrisville.
Futurity Stakes-For produce of mares
bred in 1890, owned by members of the
association; stakes to be trotted in 1898.
Entrance fee $40, payable as follows s.
June 10, 1891, giving name, description
and breeding of mare, stating name of
horse bred to or in foal by; SO January
l, 1892. giving sex and description of
foal SO January |, 1893, and 50 at each
time of making the payments to the regu.
lar events of 1893. The association adds
| 500.
Produce OF Main Branch by Big Tree, bred
to Gillig ? ;232i. Entered by {. a. Chapman
of Ferrisburgh.
Produce of Electa by Almont Dictator, 40
bred to Hollander. Entered by Deerfield
stock farm, BraItleboro.
Produce OF Highland less, blk. M, by High
land Gray, dam Bessie Maxwell by stewart,
Messenger, bred to Pelias, 530s Entered by
Pinecliff stock farm, Castleton.
Produce of Melrose Bell, blk. m, by Mel
rose, 2sl9, dam kittie Maxwell by stewart,
Messenger. bred to Pelias, 530S. Entered by
Pineciff stock farm, Castleton.
Produce OF Agra b. m, by Sir Waikiki, lG1
dam Roanoke Maid, 2 80, by Prescora, bred &c
Sunolo Entered by Pineclif stock farm
Castleton.
Produce of Eva W., ? 81, by Phil sheridan
dam - by Thomas Jefferson, bred to Cast
away, 1920. Entered by F. II. Harrington o.
Brandon.