Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Regarding the location Of Maine mile
track, Col z c Fsrrington writes TO The
Portland Press, setting forth the sdvar -
tsges Of Fryebufg, which certainly seem &c
be considerable.
An expert 10 driving givss this bit Of
caution an hitching TO the wagon & sefi.
Gus mistake is often made With the bfeech'
ing. Hos many times you viii see 8 dtiveI
trying to get little speed out of his torsr
ths, is obliged to 90 hitching and hi billing
along, simply because he is he'd up so tigh
that he cannot spread himself. Wher
| standi5 and the traces are Strengthened
there should be about room enough for 9
small boy to crawl through between thf
horse and breeding strap. He will Their
carry you further and faster snd do it viii
less effort, there being n,ihing to fret him.
The correct spelii Of the nsms of the
fastest yearling to obtain his record in NJ sine
is Nichols. Nichols 10 by Victor Patcheu
which was 9 natural pscer and q son Of
rom Pstchen the dam Of Nichols By Silver
Bay a defendant Of Rising Sun in the male
iine. Bro Thompson Of the Msine III ,rs-
Breeders Monthly calls it Nickles bus Mr.
Harrington, the owner, Gays that the col
was named for friend Of his, Franz
N chols.
Mr. Charles W. Morse has brought hi:
trotter Ez kiel J from Newburg to B., gr,
This speedy horse is by Red Prince. by
Gray Dan; dam the Proctor horse M.
MORSE thi ks he can keep out Of the way u
any Of the local trotters. H is Little shy
Of Lady Rockville and will PROBABLY not be
anxous to have q brush with this game
heroine Of many race.
Brenda, BY Nelson, is wintering faely
she has just been shod to commence work
ing her on the road. Mr.. John D'Ar.heny
Vsssal boro, her owner. expects to mark bel
in 2 20 or better this summer.
Maine has done much better than ususI
in lumber of performers 2 80 this season
IL 10 not impr b .bie when the returns sre
all in that about thirty will he the number
Is maj oo'Sin 'neif is''iu' ou''''e "-'
State and are not traced.
The San Frsr cisco Breeder and Sports
thsh mas 'hi' 70 say u jimmy Justin
our "s'he uf''sr' no" tue sapeEin'enueu
OF senator o'shiora ceieofs'ea fSio "a NJ
'afm' oahtofn'a: o'uce Da'"n s''l'eu II
osii1otmA' not qa'e iou' years ago. ne
us' h,a ups anu w WIS Wv LIS
'on - hofsemsh mas never oeeo 'a'niSue'
hoe mas anyone ever uouo h'' aoli''y ~
feihsmsh 'ha coho'''oneef' he mas oeV'
leo MS NE III 'he pufsu' vi hho~fuse '"a
would De OF use 10 MIN IN 'he hsnuiins O.
'fo''ers' anu a"ons "a'he'' anu u'i'e'' II
the East ne neiu niso pos'''oh oeiofe ut
visited 'nis coast Win monroe o'hsoury'
"iiiam IT, Doseh' rsr"lns'on' mas
oS 'ouf 5e"' o'' ''"'e W ''e'" INV
dam ohoohng oear IN are Oh winch he iTe'
quite p'ouu' WI o'' I'll say sue ''h '"o'
AZ oo sA" Anu iu nanny "su'ef' rs h'
always mas GOOD che gu mana hof'ene'
know ~nere 10 LOOK "neh 'hey come 1t
fAfminsson'
PICKERING - oo) oy hSmoie'ohlan' ~
now owned oy Appleton weoo' ESQ.,
wNefsiiie' Is IN nae conoi'ion 'n's winter
Among the ATTRACTIVE hofses seen on on
sneets Is 'ne s'yhsh "stchmsSer seiuin'
o"heo oy u M murphy luis nurse
ny "senthake'' uA" fho' h"'A' s"' !
tue hhe" seu''emahs or''e' o""eu III VI
chy'-h'ckiaho courier "s1e''e'
u u o'aeAe'' Vi fi''nsiu nAs o'usn'
| nVe yeAroio eeioi ny h'oinser WIFI
''shu' 10 . Anu "e4s"' 40 p'uua' "
na very hAno'oine nurse anu soou sA''eo
james "'ou~'n Vi De''oi' ""' o'A'A s7'u
ing oy hAfoioger 10 nouns oio 'h'' ''Aho
1914 anu "eie"s oo' p'u Us r'f 'V'e
ss'' sno speed ae Is nA'd Gull ~ uupioa'
OF Tue sa"e age
De1'et 'fo''eo % heA's oe''es 'usa ''
~n'cn Is more 'hAh any o'ne' sun Vi 'A's'
Ter OF hSmoie'on'sn ~ mas ever oone'
DaV'a Ne'lns iA'' fo.'''e', rsf"susa
~, is IN Golden 9 stables oeiog SNAPPED u
for fast work. He 10 great sleigh horse
Horses, like men. are Ia their action
largely creatures OF habit, and - mos
trotters are driven slowly except whe
speeded on the track or level piece OF ros
they acquire the hseit Of travelling that way
and this causes uathinking men TO ssssr
tina. such horses cannot road well, if ssse
to. But horses that are accustomed t
being driven oy men who are in hurry |:
get there, acquire the habit Of being in
hurry themselves, and hence give the i'm
preston that they are sres. rosdssers
Cor gresham D.niell Of Ne~ Hsmp.hira
than whom there are few IS experience
borsemen, once remarked to the writer
1.-THE man who owns good horse an
knows what he has in him. and who spprs
cistes it. Is content to drive him With
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