Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-02

of the well-known English family of car
rage horses A pretty exhibit was II. G..
Clark's yearing gelding and 2-years-old
flly. of st. Julian stock. G.. f. Lane d
Son of East Swanzey, n. H., showed the
stallion Daniel Webster A near neighbor
to him was the 2-years-old flly, Daisy
Wood, by Victor Wilkes, owned by DR..
y. p. Wood of Northiield Mass.
From the Depot farm, Dummerston,
came 4. b. Clapp's 4-years-old stallion,
Nightfall, by Alcantara. From Walpole.
y. H., came the 5-years-old stallion, Joe
Wilkes, sire Montezuma by Alcantara,
dam by Abdallah Prince, and a 5-years-
old flly by Abdallah Prince, dam by Daniel
Lambert, both owned by David w. Leach;
Mr. Leach also exhibited the 7-years-old
black stud, Langdon Prince, by Palma, dam
bv the Durham horse; also from Walpole
3-years-old stallion by Tyringham, dam by
son of Harris Hambletonian, owned by +.
J.. Chickering.
An exhibit of noteworthy excellence was
that by Geo. II. Nelson of Coleraine, who
showed Nelson Wilkes by Charlie Wilkes,
dam Gypsy by lvanhoe, 3-years-old
mare, Gypsy Wilkes, by Charlie Wilkes,
dam as before, and Jessie Northcote, three
years old, by Northcote, dam by Bonney
Hampton. Close by was E. W. Blodgett's
:}-ycars-old stud, BrattlebOro, ir., by Brat
tleboro, dam s. t. b. by son of Handle
tonian. c. O. Haley of Greenfield made a
contribution to the real excellence of the
show with his 3-years-od stallion, sired by
Senator Eaton, dam by Black Jerry, which
took first prizes at both Charlemont and
Greenfield.
c. d. Moves, the superintendent of the
3-years-old stallion Tyringhurst, sired by
Tyringham, by Alcantara, by George
Wilkes, by Hambletonian. dam Roxy, de
seconded from Hales Green Mountain Nor
gan. Mr. Noyes also showed Morgan
bred mare and her colt five weeks old, own
brother to Tyrnghurst; also Julia, 2
years-old tilly by st. Julian, dam Roxy
as above.
F. w. Weeks showed a 2-years-old FLY
by st. Julian, dam by Guarantee; i. E.
Jaquith, a 2-years-old st. Julian stud;
A. b. Hall, a 2-years-old chestnut stallion
by st. Julian, dam by Stillson; Robert
Williams of West Brattleboro, a 2-years-old
gelding by st. Julian; Matthew Barber of
Coleraine, 2-years-old colt by st. Julian,
dam by Young America, and Jerry Miner of
Guilford his nice 2-years-old St. Julian
stud, Pearl. Just here, among his get, was
the famous father of these colts, the stall
lion st. Julian, son of Aristos, dam Kate
by the Howard horse. When shown on
the track Thursday in front of the grand
stand, followed by a large number of his
get, this horse attracted much attention.
p. p. Woodbury. of Hnsdale again show
ed his fine stallion, San Jacinto, with a
good exhibit of his get; also the 2-years-old
stallion Woodbury. Thorne, by Harold
Thorne, dam by VIM. NJ. Rysdick.
f. Bosworth of Westmoreland showed
5-years-old stud by Canac, dam Morgan
mare; f. L. Blood of Dummerston t.
years-old stallion Mambrino Boy, by Young
Mambrino Chief, also 4-years-old colt by
Victor, dam of Black Hawk blood.
John r. Bliss's contribution from the
Bliss farm stables consisted of the we'll
known stallion Clay Lambert, his promis-
ing son George R.; the road mare Belle
Brandon, and her foal Dell Lambert by
Clay Lambert; the mare Jennie, sired by
a son of young America, and her foal
Royal; the mare Leta, sired by Old Gold,
and her foal by George r.; two 2-years-old
filles sired by Brattleboro, and yearling
tilly, Delmar, by st. Julian.
II. r. Lawrence's mare Sunrise by Kent,
this year had by her side a filly by Falls,
son of Electioneer. j. c. Newton showed
his 4-years-old mare by Victor, dam s. t. b.
by Happy Medium. A. NJ. Buffum of
Dummerston showed 3-years-old filly by
Charlie Allen, by Young America. Mar
Gus r. Robbins had in the exhibition
a very good weanling colt of 13t months.
F. II. Smith & Son of Wilmington show
ed Don 5-years-old, by Grandee, by Young
America. Chauncey Smith from the same
town exhibited the 2-years-old stallion Clay
Bell, by Secure, by MambrinO Patchen,
dam by American Clay-a handsome young
animal brought from Kentucky last spring.
Braintree Wilkes, the sire of many good
colts, was shown by c. G. Leonard of
Wilmington.
NJ. NJ. Miller's exhibits from his Dunn
merston farm were the 3-years-old filly,
Mary H., by BrattlebOro, dam by Vermont
Abdalah, and a 2-years-old stallion, full
brother to the mare. Edgar Davenport of
Chesterfield exhibited his 5-years-old stall
lion, Orphan Boy, by Brattleboro.
This year, as at previous exhibitions,
several entries failed of notice, either be-
cause their stall doors contained no cards,
or because they were locked and no one
was in attendance when the rounds were
made.