Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-26

OF rent, during the present dull
period. The thing for Fair
haven people to do" said Mr..
Thistle, sis to help one another. Business
is quiet, and we must meet the eXigencies
of the present by mutually aiding each
other. | have reduced the rent of my
building, simply because | know that ]
must bear part Of the burden as well as
those who rent stores or offices. When
business again RECEIVERS, of course rails
ing of rent all round will not be grumbled
at. When business men are doing a large
business they do not talk much about
high rents, provided they are not excess
sive."
Last night HERALD reporter heard a
young gentleman with the peculiar ac-
cent of the Kentuckian, fresh from home,
running on given below. He was talking
specially of some horses that are now in
HIPS stables in this city, and which are
said to belong to Messrs. Hill and Batch
elder Becoming acquainted with the
young gentleman, the reporter learned
that he is Mr. II. C.. Moody, of Eminence,
Kentucky, who knows the booded horse
family of America, and Kentucky especi-
ally, from lifetime association with the
bIooded stock Of Kentucky. Speaking of
a visit to the horses mentioned, he said:
Among the stations are: Geo. Hunt
Ql,293), that in point of pedigree and con
formation is all that could be desired, he
is "a beautiful black, - hands pa inches
high, and of fine style and finish, and last
year as a 2-Year-old he was able with but
little training to show mile in $50 He
was sired by Crittenden H33), the sire of
the great campaigner Jean Val Jean,
2:lS1<, that scooped everything before
him In the grand circuit in 1889. Critten-
den (433) was sired by c. NJ. Clay (22), sire
of Harry, 2:2394; Durango. 2:239I etc.
First dam by Pilot, Jr. Q2), sire of John
Morgan, 2:24, and ten others in 2:30 or
better, also sire of the dams Of Maud 5,
2:Ossl, 1.-THE queen of the turf; jay Eye
See. 2:1O. and host of others of note.
Second dam Mary, the dam of Dick
Moore, 2:224, by Mammoth Eclipse.
Geo. Hunts first dam was Nelly, the
dam of Emmitt, 2:291E, by Ashland Chief
(75D, sire Of Black Cloud, 2:l7l4, who at one
time was king of trotting stations, also
Blue Cloud, 2:27, and the dams of nine
2:3O performers; secoud dam by lmpt
Hooton, sire Of the dam Of Leebe, 2:144,
who holds the distictioH of being the only
mare that ever beat Goldsmith Maids,
2:l4 heat, also grandsire of Juno, 2:22
third dam by Bertrand, son OF Sir Archy.
George Hunt Ql, 293) is only fair sample
OF the many other horses among which
are Kenton G,779, Chihuahua H,63s, Jack
Pollard, etc.
In the saddle and road horse de-
partment we gaze with rapture on what
is recognized as the ladies' pet, "A bcautf-
full cream with snow-whte name and
tail, perfect model from his fine pointed
ear to his blood-like fetlock. lie is q
Kentucky saddle horse in every respect
being able to show six distinct gaits under
the saddle. He is a fine driver, botl
double and single, and has for mate q
dark brown of high finish and rich colol
who is equally as good under the saddle
or in harness. They make up the hand
soonest and most attractive team tina
ever graced the streets Of Fairhaven
Our attention is also called to a handsome
pair OF bay mares, standard bred in tn
richest blood lines, one Lucille, by Indian
apolis, 2:21, who is by Tattler 900, a sir'
of Pilot, jr., G2), sire the dam OF tn
great Nutwood, 2:ls24, the sire of 81 IL
2:3O including the phenomenal Manager
2:l611, made as a 2-year-old. Lucillet
first dam was by Cuyler 400, sire of FL
yira, 2:fs1f, and twelve others in the 23
list and dams of nine 2:30 performers, in
Guiding the great racehorse Patron, 1:l414
Indianapolis (3l7) record 2:21, sired BudC
Doble, 2:1315, Indlago, 2:23I4, and fv
others in the 2:30 list; the other Bay Miss
sired by Shelby, son of Richelieu, (sire o
Monogram, 2:261E) son Of Mambrin
Chief O1), sire of Lady Thorne, 2:lS4
one of the great campaigners OF earl
days, and five Others in th
2:3O list, also dams Of twenty
three la 2:30 or better. He also sire
Manbrino Patchen (5s) sire OF Loudon
2:2Ol6, and thirteen Others in the 2;30 list
including Mambrlno Boy, 2:264, sire o
the dams of Axtell, 2:12, the king OF
year-old trotting stations and AIlertot
2:l3. as a year old.
We next look over a pair of black com
bined horses that for saddle and roa
qualities combined with nerve of SEE
aud gentleness of kitten can not be dis
counted. They rejoice in the names {
Nip and Tuck, as it is impossible TO te
which is the better of the two.
We see also a number of fine road an
saddle horses Of all colors and description
Among the former we notice Little Joe,
dark brown geldlng. star in forehead an
one white ankle, 15H hands high, who ht
all the qualifications of an ideal, gentle
mans road horse, and In richness OF breed
ing is all that can be desired. He WI
sired BY Girmalkin, the sire OF Priacess,t u
sire of Trinket, 2:14. Greenlander, 2:l5
Geneva, 2:194, Princeton, 2:l9I, an
twenty two others in 2:3O or better. Fir
dam, by the great George Wilkes, 2:2
the greatest son of Hambletonlan &C
and sire of Harry Wilkes, 2:l31E. al
sixty-six others in the 2:30 list. Joe
first dam was sired by Westwlnd, son