Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

A trotter is . troiter and q PAGER is
PAGER, says the Chicsgo Horsemsn. Call
ing them each standard" horses does not
alter the facts.
DR.. Wheeler OF South Brewer keeps the
best looking and speediest horses 10 Brewer.
He has two foe Arimals in his stables which
ne takes great deigh. in driving and 10
addition to these he keeps t~o or three
promising aud tigh-pedigreed youngsters
on his stock farm,
AT the mex: session OF the Legislature in
New Hampshire no doubt sn e fort will be
made 10 seclre the passage OF law,
already s1op;ed by other states, making The
entry and stsrti1g of horses cut Of their
proper classes penal offsnse, punishable
by fine, imprisonment 0. both. Such q
law will materially assist in pu'ging the
trolting turf of sn evil which threatens the
withdrawal from its support of the bes.
element of society. it not its very existence.
Mr. j F Barrett Of rostlsni, reports q
boom on Westlsnd stock. He has lstey
sold tso -yesi-old filly by Westlsnd (2,29
la, dsm oy Albrino, son of Aimont, TO
c. Fl. Nelson for $500
When an owner Of stallion three years
old and over tells You that his horse mas
20! been worked, and that he prefers TO
wal. until he is fully matured before devei-
opiT him, when without. doubt he will be
sb 10 secure ve:y fas. record, don't
believe him, for he is cot telling the truth
The horse can't tro, and never will. THE
fully insured system before being de-
veloped" is a thing Of the past.
| Among the horses 60 be shipped to Boston
| by Mr.. Chss W. Morse of Bangor, are 8
brown geldipg; dam by Sssher by Genei al
Knox. Tni, mare car show 2 10 gait sud
| is a fine roadster. He viii so sef d bay
mare ~hich is a pacet an can sho$ $ 2.3)
clip. Sac is by Cousellsncn; dam by
Brown HAIR.
Dan Smuggler, 2.3s, will be trained to
lower his record This season. IL is Owned
by Charles F. AchJrn, C>oper's Mills. This
is very handsome horse and shou best
| 9 80
| President Besman Of the American Tfot-
| ting Association says at has been asked
and probably will be sgsir, why l am so
snxious to protect Neso ? answer that
care moth ng for Nelson or Ills protection,
further than the evidence snd the Jaw en-
titles him to. I care less for those who
thirst for Ii, bluoi, regardless of Jaw or ev-
| idence, AID who would distort facts to sub
| ssrve their parpos3, and assume to be bet
ter than their fellow IneI. IL the fsc dis
appoint anyone he should quarrel si.h the
facts rather than me.
| The mare Lady Eonner, oxnei by Harry
Hsrtwell of Auburn, hss FLY by Sir
Nutwood Lady Banner, the tillN $ dam
was by Robert 3onuet and the second dam
Fan. BY Young Cnluntus. TIE fly is y
bay, with email star On forehead aud =
one inches high snd very beautiful
straight fos,.
John Clark Of Est Vasss bnr2, has sold
his promi'ing yturg mare by d. Franklin,
2 81 II. sire Of Lewrence, %; lst dam
by Besusire sou of Uamoleton,aa 10, Pad
dam by WIotbrop Morrill,. He has several
promisias y este #
George ALDEN Of Waterviile, sold While
| in BOstoH last week, ths grey mare Susie
Bolne by Daniel Bone to B l.. Klmbsll
OF Lynn shO has cross match BY her. In
fact the two mares h W been own aid
! driv, n ogether BY Alden at ooe time, They
are a p.ir Of humm ny litds.
Mir Warren Kimball Of Kennebu writ
iug to the American Har.e Breeder OF
March IL, has the following TO cay about
| the famous horses which he owns: ~
shipped my mare Jo,ie Bates q 81 10, ty
| Almont Prince, son Of Almont, and one Of
the best road mares in Maine, to Alcsntars
this week. | have sent one beautiful mare
to Mr. Brownell OF Burlington, VI. to be
| bred to Alexander, and the dsm OF Cephss
| OPS 1-21 | shall send 10 Cyril, sire Of
half brother to Cephss seven months old :,
which Is promising colt. Mollis, dana Of
| Cephs,. is due to 'oal 10 May, sayous
have made quite be ginning. Rose Marie
is coming three. By Rockefeller, and is a
| fns mare. She trotted 10 81 IN race as
atxo-yesr old, and will trot in 2.35 as q
| ly, ard l am in hopes to Sc him beat q 70
on the dedication Of Msire's new mile
track"
The annual meeting Of the Andre scogyin
| Horse Breeders sn1 Drivers Assoc alton
was held at the Dewitt Hou.e, Lewiston,
Monday evening Charles L. Cushma1
presided, in the absence of Presiden, Pom -
piIly. Secretery Twombly said there
must be quorum, if they had to count hats
to make it. Mr.. eastman, how
ever, announced thst there were
enough withou. the bats, and The
meeting proceeded to the election OF fl
GERS, with the following result: e. l.
Cusbman, Auburn. president; G. p. Drake
Lewiston, Let &c presiient; II. A Brick.
Lewiston, "a wee president; A. Scrie
ner Lewiston, lst dir, c'or; T u Briggs.
Auburn, q director; H. G. Foss, Auburn,
ID direotor Henry Hines, Leviston, 4th
director; n, A. Retd, Lewiston, ) direc-
tor; j. Fl. Twou by. Auburn, secretary
and treasurer I.wss vot d to hold three
day. mae'i12, With purses not to exceed
$500, date to be decided upoa a. an early
day. The meeting wa. largely attended,
AID the interest was good
Two Olympia wash women caught
big gray rat IN trap Inc ctder morning,
bur, IS there vas DO msn about the n use,
the rat vas suffered to i've 10 the trap ser-
erai days. vh-la re uss carefully fps ard
cherished BY his cs9 OF. Will ihe dies
ware wsitio . tor man " C III. ard hill zoe
rat he died thPnn1h sh,Er kiu1uess and