Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-30

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Mr.. John c. Horne Of wsserville paid
Judge Steward Of that city $500 last week
for his Gns driving horse, and viii sena
him 10 New York market. This 10 .
good price, but be is good horse, and all
such ere sivs5s IL brisk demand.
H. L. Horn Of Norway, has isteiy sold
t.o-yesr-old colt Hebron, Jr., by Hebron,
~ Eiecsionssr. dam by Prescott, son Of
Harold, to 3. w. Svets Of Msriden, CT,
also ysafling BY Hebron, dam BY Hove's
Bismarck. % Irving Cling Of Poushksepsis,
n. Y. and has cold three iIlies BY Hebron,
all standard bred, to John A. Stevens OF
Ksnnebunk.
The Old Town Driving PAX Associstio n
commenced work on their park last Mon
Day under the management Of Joseph Chase
OF Dover. They hope to have it completed
BY July 4sh when grand opening viii be
held and large prizes offered. 1. viii be q
half mile track and when completed will be
one Of ths best In the State.
A. r. Andrews & Son Of Oxford have
sold Stella NJ. by Norway Knox, ont Of
old Fanny. BY . son Of Tom Pstchen, to
Mcfarland Z Son Of New Jersey.
W. o. Wheeler Of South Paris has Just
bought colt by Alcsntsra, Hrst dam
Happy Medium, seconi dam BY Fesr-
nsught. third dam by Volunteer.
Mr. J. T. Fogs Of Garland, Me was in
the Hub lsst week He took back Mr.. N
T. Dofe's stallion Dustmont, which vas b.
Hsmlin's Almon., Jr., dam by Msmbr,n,
King. This Is besutiful hor.e
possessing sizs and substance. Mr.
Fogg reports thst bis stallion Lothsir, Jr..
$50. sire Of Resoiute, Q 263, is in excel
lent condition, and thinks he could trot in
3 20, but ne wi.ely remarks. Il could
get little more for the service while
should be 1t expense and lost il l should
attempt itn He thinks that q horse whose
sire, grand sire and great grand sire we're
performers and producers and he PEI
former and producer, ought to be enou Oh
to commend him to favor anywhere -
Spirit of the Hub. April 20.
The JOURNALS representative. Mr.. J.
M. Gross, gives Us notes Of some q ae colts
which he recently saw at the stable Of A.
2. Sawtelle Of Riverside. One is three
yeasoid bay stallion, Dictator Patchen by
Dictator Chief; dam by HAmbletoniAn
Patchen, "a dam by Gen. Mcclellan, Sd
dam by Homan's Messenger. Hsmbleton.
ian Patchen 10 by Charles Book
man, he by Rysdyk's Hsmbletonian;
dam by Godfrey's PAchen. Another is
the gray stallion Orisn Wilkes, three year
old, by Nelson's Wilkes; dam Hesperia by
ID dam Nellie M. Knox by
Gen. Knox; 81 dam Lady Mcclellan BY
Gen. Mcclellan; 4sh dam by Homsn's
Mr.. Sswtelle owns Alignment,
. bay colt, two-yesr-old, by Nelson's
also fue year old Ally by Mel.
son's Wilkes. Hesperia Is now in fosl to
Dictator Chief.
One Of the finest FLIES In Bangor is
owned by w. +. Wilton, a yearlipg by
0ctAvius, 226 Ia (son Of OImoor) dam by
General Withers. The FLY 10 only eleven
months old and the local horsemen call her
q trotter. Mr.. Wilton owns the dam.
mare Of great quality out Of = noted road
SER Of Knox and Drew blood. This mare
can trot 4 mile in 2 40 with ease and is
noted roadster about Bangor.
Some remarks favorable to a state horse
registry having appeared in late number
Of tho Spirit of the Hub, the editor Mr.
Trott, explains his position on the question
by saying In the last number Of his inter
esting Spirit: The Spirit OF the Hub does
not advocate . state registry for standard
horses sIone and would not by registrs-
ton in local register have them excluded
from national register. where they could
secure an identity with a number, but is
would have every animal, whether trot ter
or thoroughbred. re gistered alphabetically
This registry might be private enterprise,
bu. to make II valuable the aid Of legisla
ton might be invoked"