Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19

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Ranger. and .Irs.av .,,.p,emen,s are in
p,osye,, TO, the coming great fair hi. fan.
A c,.w t.sntv f,ys men ara At work 70.
,ethsr with . number Of horse, The large
barn. Ilox4a. i, fast nearing completion.
The exhibition this fall will o .cb.b,y be the
best YER si.en By the Eastern Maine Fair
Asscciasion,
All. Bailey Of Sidney has sold HE stall
lion Bailey Boz 70 Alton Thay er Of Brock
ton. Macs. for 4 rood round price. Bailey
Bey 10 BY Kenpsbec, he by Independence,
he BY Gen Knox. He has left soma good
colts in Sidney. George F. Wilson b..
ore Two ears sud months old, stand, I6
hard.. that weighs 1925 lbs al.o one osn
: d by George Bo~ mar. from the 5sme dam.
that 10 hard 70 best. This horse has never
been hsudied bu: vs,y little, bu. has big,
open ssit, and With proper handling will trot
fast.
There are few hns horses in Liberty for
sale il their owners can get what they are
worth. Among them ID one owned by J. o
johnson. This colt was 10 Rockland last
week and attracted some attention. He 10
four years old next August; weighs
upwards Of 1000 pounds height about If
teen two; color dark bsy with black points
He 10 Q great grandson Of Daniel Lam
bert, who had upwards Of thirty in the 2. 80
list. The colt can be bought for two hun
bred and fifty dollars. DR.. Clough has
hslf-sister Of the Johnson colt, one year
older, about 100 pounds heavier and good
style, that he will sell. We also have
some blooded stock in the town which We
will give an account Of later.
The Buxton and Hollis Driving Park
Association propose to have . celebration
July 4th, to consiss Of two horse trots in
the afternoon and dance in the evenisg.
The purses for the trots will be $50 for the
minute class and 800 for the 2.40 class.
Entries will close June 30th.
The horse papers at this time Of the year
are full Of paragraphs about yearliDgs that
are going b beat 24O and two. year. 6lds
that 2 80 will not stop says the Breeder
Gazette. "About one in ten thousand Of
the colts thus talked about really does the
trick,
This 10 sensible advice from Horse and
"Horses thst have worked con-
stsntly on the farm, Or even in the family
carriage. become worn and fatirued, and,
though we'll fed. begin each DAVIS work
with reluctance. They need change; they
require res,-chapse Of draft ON their
Hum.drum work becomes ~
te dious and tiresome to horse % to per.
.on. Horsea .hov their appreciation Of 4
change in a marked desree. Let them no
for a month into a good pasture: their
= hole svstem will have grateful rest
Their muscle, will relax. thew will take on
eesb and manifest such improvement n
viii compen,ate for the los, Of their labor.
Pull off their shoes and let their feet come
in contact with the soil,
..Rubbers make the best detectives Of
,;nger,. writes "verit... in the Horse.
man ..hut thev ava .ve,se IA nl.v;nv the
mart Of infomsrs unless the controllers Of
thu freebooter, are p.,,imopiou. fellow,
Who have failed to stake the rubber when
broke. mr.. A. one Of the fraternity mt /.
Il am mt . Law and order man. ar a track
ro,;c.m.n lean On tn that man anv time
vben I'm hard nm and harrow . dollar a,
TN Then vhv sbou,d try to .trike him
hec.u,e tnov hi. borse? Ivould only
o;re him .v.v II he had done somethipa
v,on, tn me-,
Notb;n, di.cour.ges . horse and kills hi,
.peed 20 much a, to take him to = SLOW,
hard track in the ,prips. whom his muscle,
ara soft. and drive him saain,t the watch
tn rec how much speed he can po,sibl,
.hov and then after . dsv oY "A taxa him
tbe,e again and ,epe.t the operatiou n zee
II he can't heat his pre,ious performances
The anxiety on the part of some owners e
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