Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.


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1hs.s i ,sus fics 70 race REGARD II
I. cns CT he ki-d shas carries With il the
siaDp IT mssis - paws the ssy 70 future
sscssss wken h4rse aas . record and
carries i Is winner AID not By scratch.
se csr b. considered one Of the right kind
Ths fAs.ss: tine made in race this year
BY 5 ,hree-, cared sas ;hs l4i. nsds BY
Fsustina u RicAmand. Lad. Sept 80. He
/, aha gre4,es, three sAr-oid Of the yeas-
Bcs.an fsf.lss have made b 9 c6sf for
she syear old pacirg seidias 8 eascu.
Owned BY Mr.. 3. W. Goodwin Of Bspgcr.
S.st.oa Is h1.s brother 10 E,yia Il. tae
fss. rsesr o-nfd BY Z. B Melvin Of
Exeter.
Nussood i. l,eming up - the leading
.irs OF 1891. h 10 nor nsxs 10 Eiee-
sioneer.
Nancy Hsrk,, the great uossins mare.
has heea sold 60 ]. Mslcom Forbes OF Bos-
tou. TIE pt.cs sAs s45 900. The mare
70 m ,is in Doois's stable till the next sea-
SON.
An insfre.rirg story /, told Of hov Bay
ard wlses. Lewiston's great stallion, by
Alsaa,sra. came to psce. BE always
showsd pure ros unt-! the GUNNER he
sss tso years old Ore day Mr.. DRAKE
was d,ivisg him up Main street when be
became frightened as . bsker's team an.
ri {, run. He was 30 small that Mr..
Drake could lift him right up AMI be struck
into pace. Ever since that be has paced
when urged to supre me fort.
spirit of the Huh" Bro. L. G. T,oa's
spirited little turf paper has the following
good notice Of s well known Gardiner
horse: The stallion Aim mt Patchen owned
by DR.. c. E. Pickering Of Gardiner, has
attracted some attention this year Oh the
Maine tsit-mile trsokf. He 10 speedy and
hiss sos some vsrs promising one and two
year. old colts. he i. handsomely finished
horse, lIx.seG hs d., tail, AMI weighs HOO
pounds. He wAa sired by Almont Revenge by
RI venge, son Of Volunteer dsm by Nam
brine Pstchsn. The dam VI Aimont Re-
venge was by Almont, secoI dam by Rs'-
tier, son Of S:ockbridge Chief. third dam BY
Brgaolla, son Of Msmhrino Chief. fourth
dam by Pilot, Jf., fifth dam by Grey Eagle.
Here are blood lines Of the highest caste.
Particularly is it strong in the blood Of
Msmbtino Chief. The best of results
ought 10 be sstsi1ed by Almont Psteten.
FIJI Virgin Of E:as has pair Of bay
mares which ought to fll the bill for some
gentleman who loves beauty and speed
They are seven and eigh. years of age viii
black points forward and both have white
feet behind as far ss the fetlock joint. They
stand Is 2 hscds and weigh 1000 pouods
each their dispositions are the came a. d they
are gentle and kind 10 all ways. Mr.. Wig
gin thinks be can drive them fifteen miles
ia sn hour. Ore Of them 10 standard brs d
the other 10 cut of Drew msre and quite
fast, arr has bee1 trial mile to .ulsy il
2 40, the other i, as fast. This il speci'
men of come OF the Msine bred teams. Ii
wifi pay a man to look at these if he wants
something ice and fast.
Nancy Hanks, 2 90, by Happy Medium,
10 tie chsmI IN bye-yesr-old.
Charles l. DJble, OF Lagrange, has sold
his three-yesr'oid stallion Cbsuncy A. this
seek FOR $3.50. tits expected that be will
develop into an excellent horse.
Trident, Jr., Il Presqre Isle stallicr
vhich showed SO much spesd here at the
Eastern M,ins S:s g Fair, and 10 regarded
so promising by the horsemen, has been
sold by Hon. T, II. fhsir to James II.
Phair and will be hesrd from again nexi
season..
AFTER the rsc,rds for 1891 have been
classified i. vii he found that the Nutwood
Wi kes and Flec'ioaeer- Wilkes and Elec-
tionee-- Nutvo,a will be the three fashion
able crosses tor those that are making an
eff ,Yt to step on at tbe top OF the ladder,
remarks ths American Sp "Tha
old reliable Wilkes-Msribrino Pa.cher
cross, however, will be found TO have held
its own 10 the plunge among the records fol
popular favor"
Budd Dobie Is tie only driver that hs!
given more thsn one trottsr the world.
record. lie drove the fastest nile that had
ever been trotad WHEN he gave Dexter
.2l7 his record, sud Goldsmith Maid
2 IA was the chsmJ IN irotter WHEN he gave
her her r. cord. Nor it lock, as though h.
would give Nancy Hanks 5 record fsstei
thsn that If any other trot.er. Hoxever
John Splao gave Rnus 2 10 IA and John,
tor 2 06 "a their record, bat as the latter
is PAGER, he is rot up TO Djble, shhougt
TIE tro Splsn drove were the champion
records when made.
Old horssmen tell the Times .hst the pat.
rons of the race course will do well to keep
IN eye on OIkwco J, the horse that hss twice
taken first money ct Topshsm this year
He halls from Bath ard hssn's baguu to g.
yes !-Biddeford Times.
The clearing cut sale OF the famous
nursery stud Of the late Augustus Belmon,
took place in New York. Oct. 20. Seventy
three horsts sold for s274,0 95. an sversg'
Of almost four thousand dollars per head
sn5 hslf of them we're less than year old
Wrsneley's sold for from $4,000 to $500
each ard brood mare 10 years old sold fol
Sl4,I while . younger sister brought
$40 900 But the most sensational feature
Of the eale was the sale OF the tho 'ongh-
bred stallion 81. Blsise, who brought 500
600, the h CHEST price ever paid fer an auimsl
at suction in the history Of the world
There we're but three bids: lst, 5000;
I'd. $4,000; 81, 800 900. The purchaser
was Charles Reed Of Gsllstin, Texas. St
Bisise is 40 imported horse eleven years
old. He was bred by Lord Arlit gtoD, aud
was bsosght to this c,u1try 10 1885, Mr..
Belmont psyirg s35, 600 for him. He is by
Hermit; dam .Fusee, . daughter OF Mars
vas, son Of Orlando, grandson OF Toach-
stone. sol Of Carmel by whslebone, the
srest son OF wsxy.
To mske horse take in tie bit, stand on
the near side. With the r'gh. hs1d raise
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