Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-01
HORSE GOSSIP


short Sketches of somo of vermonts
Prominent Beasts-Other CHAT.
/. c. and w. l.. Dow Of East Hardwick
have some fine horses, among them being
Morgan Beauty" beautiful siI-year-old
stallion of Morgan blood.
About two miles from the village OF East
Hardwick is the stock farm of w. s. Bailey
the homo Of the late Golden. Mr. ey
recently purchased Caigue Superb, 2;9G3,
| at New York sale The price is said to
have been $2010.
A trotting circuit for spring meeting
has just been formed with Cambridge, Fair
haven, Granville and Rutlnnd che races
will open at Cambridge, ~ y, June
T. $. Adsit OF this city has refused $500
| for his Glroy FLY, which is a few days over
o year oil. She gives every promise of be-
| ing very fast. His price is $500.
+. +. Brownell started the chestnut three
year old FLY Annacander by Alexander,
! 2:2!8 last week for the first time this
spring. She showed of wolf and does not
seem to have lost any of the speed that she
showed over the ice last winter Anuacan-
der VIII be entersd in the three year-old
race to be trotted at Howard Park July 4.
X the owners OF such horses as Arab,
2:1J, Jack, 2:l2t, Keno f., 217, Fear
! naugnt, 2:lQs, wish TO Start in a contest for
a cup at the coming New England breeders
meeting, We have it, says the Breeders Ga
| zctts on excellent authority that trophy
to tho value OF $1,000 viii be provided.
Royal l.. Lowell Of Springfield had u page
advertisement in the Reporter last week set
| ting forth the merits of his stations 20
tie public. AIR. Lowell is sure by this su-
perb business method of full share Of the
! public patronage, and his horses certainly
demand it. They are: Royal Alcantnra, No.
10, go, by Alcantara Ben Hur, by Sir Ar
chic PAGER, 2:lG1; and Alamo, jr, by
Alamo.
The Northern New York Trotting Horse
breeders association will hold their 0fth
annual trotting meeting and horse fair 81
Glens Falls, y. y, on August i to IA in
elusive. The stakes, purses and premiums
oHerad are open to horses owned in the
states of New York, Vermont, Massachus
cts Connecticut, New jersey, Fennsylva-
MIA and the Dominion of Canada. The
stakes purses aud premiums are
estimated at $4,000. There will be three
races every day.
Edward DIVER Of Schoghticoke, n Y.
has sold his blooiei stallion, Dewrock, to
Ga ey Bros Of Easton for $3.50.
r. H. Hoffman of Lyndon hes sold Il black
Morgan stallion coming two ears old TO A.
b. 1atum OF " Wilmington, Del, nj good Zig
urea Also q chestnut mare OF the ot Nor
an type to George :. NewbeCn OF Guild
nall, Me. These sales were made through
advertising.
1t is feared that the strained relations be-
ween Italy and the Ii itod States may telu-
Eorariy hurt the demand in that country
Tor American trotters The Italians have
been liberal purchasers in the past
The death roll of stations is increasing
RAPIDLY. Among the latest additions Is Cor
sar, bay son Of Rysdyk's Hambetoniap,
hat was foaled in 1871. He died the property
Of y. X. Cornell, Knoxville, Ia, Oh the l2th
INST.
G.. Scott Locke, Concord. y. H., recently
rered l.. +. brownell OF this city $500 for
ne one year FLY Roxy by Alexander, dam
, | uy Winooski. Roxy is entered IN the Hart
ord $4,000 stake TO he trotted in 1898.
, Mr. Locke is weil-known New England
uorseman and city marshall Of Concord.
+. r. Frn,'on of Aiburgh Centre, Vt,
as bou.L stallion Go softly, 10y Aber-
Teen, sire .attie Woodward, 2;lj}, No
Ioc 2:lyt, ..u alto 2:92, and 81 others in the
$50 list, 60 Softly is of fine size, stands
2 & hands and is trotter. 60 Softly Will
We shown with pleasure.
r Among Vermont horses entered in the
Sew England Irotting Horse breeders
meeting, says an exchange, are: For foals
a 3! 1890, Mhdge Wilkes, Ch. f., by Victor
Wilkes :295; Nellie Lambert by Addison
Lambert owned by ". j. Howes, Hyde
vile. For fonls Of 1889 Juno Wilkes, ch
e., same breeding as Madge Wilkes, owned
5 py W, J. Howes, Hydeyille; Aristos Gilg,
b. E., hy Glliig, 2:233; Lady Hubert, by
! Waltham, owned by ". W. Moore, Shore
, ham. For foals Of 1889, Tamerane, blE C. g.,
| Al = J.N~ l.v~
, owned by Lester Fish, Rutland; "tyro'
: takes, Hyde'- Billy, by American Ethan,
Kate, b.m., Highland Gray, 2;2s, owned by
4 y. G. Hyde, pouItney, Fred Wilkes. b. h. ,
T by Red Wilkes, dam by Mambrino l'atchen,
r oWned by &. X. Bates, Derby. For foals
e OF 1850: Jumbo Wilkes, CHI. S., by Victor
q Wilkes, 2:@V., dam Nellie Lambert, owned
, y W. j. Howes, Hydeville; Ruth Wilkes,
=, Ia. f., By Victor Wilkes, 2:.S3, Nellie Lam
acrt, owned by W. j. Howes, Hydevi.le;
) -ue G1llig, b. f., by Gilig, 2:2&t, Cecil, by
Il WlJham, owned by ". w Moore Shore
). ham.
I III. Charles Holmes Of Charlotte shipped
j. seven horses Monday morning 10 Messrs.
|. }. l.. Gardner and |. r. Blumenthn!, both
n u Hartford, Conn. lie also shipped three
q rom Mddlebury TO the same parties. This
o makes about 20 that he has sold this spring,
most OF them being the get Of his popular
% stallion, Nero
Il w S. Bailey of East Hardwici has re
: turned from New York with the morse,
= Sprague Superb, 2:29s, purchased of tho
r. Kellogg sale to take the plaza Of Golden.
IS Reported PRICE 5000
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