Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-04
A GALAXY eF RREEDRD HORSES.

Recent Purchase by Hubinger |
Brothers-I Know and Jessie En-.
tered for the Hartford $4,000
Siakes-$1, 500 offered for Know
A Two.Year-Old That Can Run I'm
About 2:3O-Many Promising Colts.
The Hubinger Brothers made Friday a
valuable addition to their large stock
farm. A two-year-old and two weaving
colts, all sired by Persimmons were pur-
chased of William Morris, the livery stable
man of 81 Church street.
Last week Edward Malley offered the
Hubinger Brothers 81 500 for Know. but
was refused. I Know is the pride of
the farm. Sired by Wilkes Brine, Grace
w, by Comet, was the dam. The mother
was used always for breeding purposes
and consequently has no record. I Know
/ is chestnut FLY Is hands % inches high
with white sweep in the forehead. She is
closely built and all her parts are indica-
| tive of strength. As a two-year- she
| trotted heats of a quarter of mile at a
old and is training beautifully.
| Already she has trotted mile in $50 over
| q half-mile track. On mile track she
may NO o4poctou W w dUuut uFo 6oCouOe
better. She has been entered in the Hart
ford $4,000 stakes to be trotted in the
fall in the hree-year-old form. The other
horse that will be entered in this form
from the Elm City stock yard is Jesse, by
Wilkes Brine and Jasmine, dam, which
was sired by Mambrino Boy, the sire Of
| the dam of Axtelle aud Allerton. Jessie
| trotted half mile on trial heat at Derby
last year in 1:19 and won the half-mile
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Hubinger made the payment of the entry
price for these horses, l Know and Jessie,
for the Hartford SIC, 900 stakes.
Two colts have been born at the yards
during the past week, one of Black Hawk
which made 2:41 in buggy, sired by Mi
Ian 2:29); the other is of Lady Brownell,
sire, Persimmons. Lily, a two year-old colt,
which has done better than $40, is in foal
by Persimmons. There are ten other
mares in foal. Counting the increase
from these there will be eighty horses on
the farm.
There are several very likely three-year-
Odds at the farm which promise to make no
mean showing on the turf. Handy will be
sired by Wilkes Brine and foaled by Ken
lucky dam. He is a handsome bay with
black points, standing Is hands II inches
forward and Is inches behind.
| Rens, foalsd by Mollie Mitchell, which
made record of 2:26} on half mile
track, and sired by Wilkes Brine, is 9
promising horse. She is steel gray with
dark points, a silver tail and tan muzzle
A good showing is expected from Jen.
ME. She is another of the many colts,
sired by Wilkes Brine, in the..possession Of
Messrs. Hubinger. She is a well built
blocky mare, of pretty chestnut color
J with the lucky white star on her forehead
As pretty young stallion as can b.
found in New England is Primo. He is
} sleek, handsome chestnut colt and car
easily trot in three minutes or better.
Of the many two year-olds, Grace il
looked upon with great deal of favor
; She is sired by Persimmons and foaled By
Ella Brooks. She is loosely built ba,
! with chestnut points forward and whit
} stockings behind. She has white spo
!: in front which resembles horse sho
nail very closely. In reference to this, i
} was suggested, when the colt was foaled
that she be called horse shoe nail. Sh,
can now trot in about three minutes
} and by next fall is expected to trot in 2. 80
} The fastest horse in the stables is Mamie
} yet only baby two years old. She ca,
} now trot in $50, and by this fall, by train
ing we'll will probably be able to make
very high record. She is a black horse
with the lucky mark of one white ankle
Considering the age at the horse, the spec
attained is something very creditable
. | After training Mamie is likely to trot il
> 2:2O, and possibly less.