Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-07

on the Itwe!l NAvig .sion Company. 10 said
to have bsen iu bis farty-second year when
he died.
The practices Of high jumping =, hor,e
shows says the Rider and Driver. should
be abandoned. 1, i, not .portsm sulike,
and serves no good purpose. Ga tie can-
t.sry, il ruins horses, il sons cisss kills
the u, IS for instance the lauentt death OF
Ro.eoery at Chicago receatiy only too
strongly att ss."
| High Glars road horses are what our
Maine breeders ehould aim for in their
breeding. They are marketable wht
tro:ters are not. And in breeding for road
s,ers ttot.ers'' are pretty surs to come; II
they don. there is the road horse, for which
there is demsnd the year round. sud he
will bring round pric', toe, il he is q tip.
topper.
Geo. Il. Brown Of New Sharon, owntr
of Black Mo1, 46 IL, has a couple Of
colts which he thinks very we'll Of, tina. are
! ny II uutsCs AUG ~ uby nay u
good size and though harnessed hu. a few
times is q very good actor, and it seems 81
il she could be made to 60 fast. The
other is dark bay or brown weanling a ly
gu; OF the Garland mare, . ro:ed roadster,
probably 80 good q one As c,n be found il
tosu.
Midget. Brothers Of B ,lfas., hay. yuc
chased the four ear-old stallion Phillips
1864. By Alcyo-e, dam by Gee. Wtlers
second dam b. Volunteer.
"In the case OF young colts, says a lead
ing turf writer, '',he winter track
is doubt ess beteds as wei
as no1ety, hut for horse
that has resched maturity it is doubtful i!
| 1gging under cover during the cold monthl
will do him any good. I: is more apt tt
make him stale by the time hot weather
comes i'll the spring" There is great des
Of ,mmon sense as well IS truth to hi:
statement.
Mr.. James NJ lliken of Bangor hsl
bough. the stallion Woo iman's Knox, BY
Black Sultsn, by General Knox; dam BY
General Knox. This stallion Is eigh.ee,
years old and has been harnessed only 8
few times. He is very speedy and will
now be used in the stud. He has only 8
few colts. Daisy Buck, the foe mare
driven by Mr.. z. A. Buck of this city, i.
one Of them and good one. Woodman'
Knox is dark brown with black points
lie weighs HOO pounds and stands sixteer
hands,
! J. L Prescott, FArminQtop, ha, mics
young horse in his stallion Dit by Aliectus
dam By Bssusire, con Of Hsmblstonian.
Beausire was GU: o; 8 mare by Hiram
Drew, AID as Gtdeon's fastest performer.
and the best get OF his sons are from Dew
mares the cross is l.kelJ t, prove more
successful in the flu ure ths, in the pact.
The Maine bred mae Maud Mace
227l4i,by Dan M,ca. = pacing hor.,
formerly ow,ea by w. NJ Allen Of vii.
ton. VIII, once Owned Gan. Custer (uial
IS the horse wli,h rave Black Monito,
A big b3om.
Gilber; Miller. propr;a,or Of In, MI ,
| Hou,e. Wilton. has st,u. good. iookioo
son of Fred Rome. dam BY O ,,ker Gen
eral. sire OF Laiau.22t IT He get
ting stock which the Fr,nk.i, cou,,y farm
err, like.
| tt Huxford o, Brook, bass p.oui.it Q
colt BIZ Habpuef; dAn b. Gan. Sherman,
DE by Black Sultan, by Gen Knox. Mr..
Huxtord has SIX yesr CHI. 2. by Black
Pilot, dam the dam of the H.rbineer col.
He also ha, well bred maze five years old
| BIZ Gen. Graut, he BY Gen. W.thers; dam
| Bell X aox b. Gen Kntx; second dam b.
Lsna's Black H,.k.
| Mr.. C. II Nelson write, tbs: he doe, }.
! think o d Orchard is 4 god place for A
| fast track. He says there is TO, much
breeze and /. i, too c,ld. M. Nelson ci,.s
the fac. tina, all the f,sttr.ck. s-s IA from
the ocean. He rsssr. to K,I.maz1,. where
Fiors Temple made her record: Cleveland.
ohia IadepaLd zee aoi Cambr;!g, City,
I'D. Mr.. Nelson Say. be .h,u 4 no. es.
pecsa .s.t tack 10 b. tui,s a. Old Or.
chard.
This i. the sers view OF The place Of
the ''sids-uhee.es" a. given by Bro. Tro,t
in Spirit OF the Hub: II. will be we'll for
the New Euslsn1 Bre.dss' A.ecis.i,n 10