Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-10-23
JOSEPH BATTELL
EARLY EASTERN NEW YORK
HORSES
Middlebury, VT.


From Poughkeepsie journal, May s.,
lbs: Hector, a thoroughbred hunter
imported by VIM. Kenyon of n. V. in
Feb, 1917, from Liverpool, Eng. lie is
seven years old this spring, lG hands
high, beautiful dark sorrel, moves re-
markably WELL and is an uncommon COM
pact well-made horse. He was got by
Mr.. BrOOm's noted horse Nimrod. out of
most capital thoroughbred mare, which
mare was got by the celebrated York
shire horse Chopper; Nimrod was got
by Blank, his dam by Grasshopper
grandam by Michael Newton's Bay
Arabian, great-grandam by Garnet, out
of the Bay Lustre mare. Nimrods dam
was got by the Sir Peter Leicester. At
James Iarwood's farm, formerly occu-
pied by Obadiah Powell, near Crum
Elbow creek.
May $, l79S: The well-bred promis-
ing horse Young Feather will stand at
the stable of Nathaniel Seaman, Clinton
town. Young Feather is II hands and a
half high, is years Old this spring he is
beautiful bright sorrel; is large. stout
and bony, and is well calculated for the
saddle or harness; his noted pedigree,
his remarkable largeness of his age, his
proportlonable shape, and his uncommon
agility, induces the subscriber to recon-
mend him. as horse well worth the at
tention of the farmer and the sportsman.
Young Feather was got by old Feather,
owned by Judge Johnson; old Feather
was got by Infantry, his dam by the i'm
ported horse Wlldair, his grandam bv
Dawson. Young Feathers dam was out
OF old True Briton; she is l54 high, and
is allowed by good Judges to be one of
the best mares in the State; his grandam
out of Bud, a noted race horse.
May s, l19S: The well-bred horse
Paymaster, will stand at the stable of the
subscriber, Samuel Robinson, in Beekman
town. Duchess Co., ana at the stable of
Major Samuel Cooper, in Hackensack
Paymaster is rising seven years old this
spring, is bright bay, lG hands high,
black name, tail and legs, well made and
active; Paymaster was got by the full
blooded horse Koulikhan. Koulikhan was
got by the full blooded imported horse
Old Bagazet, who was the sire of the
brave horse Polydore, who is allowed by
sportsmen to be the fastest horse on the
four-mile heats in the union. Paymas-
ter's dam is bright bay, full lG hands
high, was got by the full-blooded horse
Young Lath, he by the imported horse
Old Lath, and his dam by full-blooded
mare bred by Mr.. Waters on Long Is
land.
Poughkeepsie Journal, June 3, 1906:
The elegant well known full-blooded
horse Dung Cub at the stable of Solo
mon COOK in the town of Armenia. He is
most beautiful bright bay, black legs,
name and tail, lG hands high. Cub was
got by Old Cub, whose pedigree Is sufi-
GENTLY kn)w to need no further eXpla-
ton; his dam by the noted Morrick Ball
mare, which was got by Mr.. Ketcham's
Morrick Ball her sire was the noted horse
Pawlet, an imported high bred horse.
and his great-grandam was the noted
Nelch mare. Morrcll Ball was sired bv
Mr.. Viewers noted horse Morrick. that
won several kings plates in England,
and the whole stock of horses and mares
were universally esteemed the best breed
OF horses in America, having myself
taken great pains to improve my stock
OF horses, and having myself raised the
above horse Cub.
JOSEPH BALL, State of Delaware.
May IL, 1872: The noted horse Grey
Messenger at the stable of Robert Coffin.
In Washington, Duchess Co.
May -, 1872: The thoroughbred
hunter Bay Richmond has taken his
stand on the Pine Plains for the ensuing
season. His reputation for good stock is
established to be equal to any horse in
the State; for further particulars see the
advertisement.
ROBERT HEAToN,
JOHN HEATON.
May IL, 1872: The noted full blooded.
fast running horse, Tippo-Saib, has taken
his stand at the Pine Plains. He has
proved himself to be the best sire perhaps
in the L. S. 1t is thought needless to
mention his pedigree IN the papers. as his
name is so well known, and likewise out
in handbills.
BENZ. a. GERMoND.