Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-03-13
GEORGE WILKES = = MAMBRINO PATCHEN.
Found in the Standardized Stallion,
JIN9IES-

Jngles, bay horse 1872 hands high, faled 1856, bred by Col. R. G. sNne,
Sire, Baron Wilkes 2:S Gon of George Wilkes 222 sire of sxtynine in the
$50 list, and Belle Pahhen 2"Of, own sister to Homer sire of Ielah II. 2:2it at
four years, by Mambnno fatchen, sire of the dams of Guy Wilkes 2:l5f Hour 2H7,
Rosa Wilkes 2ISi, Elvha, four years, 2IS4, Ceora 2:1Si, Acanara, 223, Alcyone
227, Wilkes Boy 22AA, and forty others in the 23O list, and of the great raceiome
sire Manbnno King sire OF Prince Regent 2:G5, AM Mamtrino Boy, sire IF the
dam of Axel PAID dam lan~eta, by Daniel Lambert Qme Oft lrtyfour in the
. 5 39 n EoLh hG, %HgS ' aE -r %"n M ed%ma1 S 81 pnn ,ADpna Ma AI Htost Gazna,, Bgu r naRnI
Jim 2:M, and twenty more from 2:ND to 2#O.
ppm, Commodore Vanderbilt 225. Harry Harley 225D.
Third dam, Fanny Cook DnIel Iamberts damp by Old Abdalah, sire of
one others in the 23O list .sW" OF ia" dams of STEAMBOAT 2:11, Trinket 2:14, Green
lander 2:l@., Duqusne 2:74, Wilton 2:19t. and founder of the greatest family of
Fourth dam, by stckhoms American Star, sire of seelys American star Che
of the dam OF Dexter 2IIh Guy 2IOi, Robert McGregor 2I74, Netie 2Hs, Joe
Bunker 2I0t, Driver 2I04).
Fifth dan, by Red Bird, sn If Bishops IambIetonian.
The blood lines of Jngles are enough to attract IN attention of the most critical
student of the uottng pedigree. Its conceded that George Wilkes Outranks any
stallion in the production off, uniform and extreme speed to the second and third
generations, while the anbrino Patchen family of brood mares,o M of the great
est under any conditions, is the ne Plus uWa of ALT things desired when coupled with
the blood of George Wilkes Both as uotters, and the ses and dams OF toters,
tis is the golden cross. That Jingles is bred in the purple, in the very essence of
d hn I IN hM mos nm%r potent potent strains OF h1erlhy producing blood, nc one can 1mry
ZEN. MWW ,uaMmy lie Ea mSe o character and oil great style ana beauty, y
Wilkes of the Wflkes@., he is refined and toned with the high form of the Patchen
eternal fitness of things that he should sire totters. Baron Wilkes. the sire of
|Jngles, is me OF the best bred. bestlo looking, best gated, and fiNNsts sons of George
of $500. lie is but eight years old, has tvo with records better than 2"@5, three
more twoyearold stake-winners, and another threeyearold sabewinner, all with
ted through his six-yearod form QsSS) when he got his record in the third heat of
m m un me S rGheI tmt "n n rMes Eyer s@ni YET Is as sound as an morse tt
and finish as well as speed and nieg gait to his get, That Jnghs is me of the finest
living representatives of the WnkesIambert cross, all horemen who have seen
him admit.
Iaubema, the dam of Jingle, is one of the most rchlybred Lambert mares n
of which amDita has a double cross, through her second dam, Fanny Cook (e
dam of her sire jusdhes the claim, and is united in this lordly young stallion with
Baron Wilkes, who combines the blood of Mambnno Pachen, Mambrhno Chief,
Black Hawk, and Od Pilot Jngles is bred similarly to Vermonts greatest cam
perfect confidence in his ability to produce rottrs from the mares of Vermont
that o offer his services to the public for the season of 1891 at a fee of SO to
/, lie will be LIMITED to TWENTY APPROVED MARES, and will make the seasona 1t
the training stable of Thomas W. Uuon, MorkviUe, Vt. His book Is o open.
JOHN b. CLARKE, Proprietor,
Manchester. y. II