Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29
HORSE GOSSIP.



to Horsemeu.
The Swauton Courier notes that Night !
ingale, 2;13t, has, up to date, won seven
races this season without Il defeat and 9ld,
800 in stakes aAd purses. She has trottci
81 heats in $50 or better, 10 bciow 2:4O
and three below 2:lJ. AS race mare and
campaienor she stands among tue greatest
The spirit Of the Hub has The following:
"AldOrado hv Messenger w likes dam Lam-
bertha. 10y Daniel Lambert, shown at
the meeting of the Vermont Horse Beedsrs'
association last week at Rutland, t., with
fouraof his get, and was awAr !eI the herd
premium over tour competitors. This lIne
young horse took the FIRST prtla in his class
last year for Individual excellence, and the
quality Of the family he brought with him
this year the Oldest OF which wore yearliuGs,
shows that he will prove sire equal to his
early promise and excel ent breeding. 10
is owned by E. a. ingalls, Of owanton, \ t.,
aud the breeders OF that section are to Le
congratulated that they have within their
reach u sire that, crossed on their Morgan
mares, is sure to produce beauty and road
! qualities we'll as speed. y
Many Vermont horsemen viii have tue
opportunity OF seeing the great IIamhn
string of biooded horses at the New Eng
land breeders meeting. Mr.. HemiIu's
horses go to Boston for the first time, In
the stable such notable performers rs
Belle Hamlin and Globe, which hold the
worlds champion double team record, 2;l2;
Hal Pointer, POOL, the champion PAGER;
Nightingale, winner OF the Hartford SlO,
600 of two years ago; Midnight Chimes,
| three year old FLY, with a race record OF
2:l6t; Chimes Girl, another three year-o.d
Chimes which has a slower mark, but is
,tr,l,+ Il Hair
Law, 2;2O4, the four-year brother to
Prince Regent, 2:lGt All Of the above APP
pear III races or specials during the meeting,
MIR. Hamlin has written on that he Will
surely beat the double team record, and
that Hal Pointer can easily reduce his rec
ord of 1904.
George h. CasweIl of Georgia has
promising three-year-oid stallion by Duane
II, by Deuca!ou, the sire OF Leicester
James Golden says that with rubber
GOV red track and something on the horses
feet, to destroy concusson mile in 200 is
possible.
Martha Wilkes, 2:0S, produced three
foas; Pickpania, 2:l44, two, and Mary
Marshall, 2:l34, one before being worked
for speed, and III the light Of their pepper
mances it is evident that maternity uGs no
wise hindered their after development
Jinges, who won = record o. 2;2S4 at
White River junction lately in the fas test
green race ever trotted in this State, is a
handsome six-year-oid stallion purchased in
Kentucky as a two year. old by the late Col
j. b. Clark Of Manchester \. Ii. says The
. Swanton Courier. Sired by Baron Wilkes
PTS; dam by Daniel Lambert; second dam,
Fanny by Young Columbus; third dam
Fanny Cook, the dam of Daniel Lambert
Jugles was kept in the stud until about
four weeks before his race. He Is handled
by Tom Marsh, who, By the way, is max
ing an enviabe reputation for developing
the speed of youngsters. This was Jingles'
first race. The only fast work he has had
this season was a mile in 2315 and repeat
in 2;3Gt
The Boston Courier sends out this fore
runner: "Next year don be at all sur
prsed to see licensed drivers and profess
sional judges all over the country. Only
qualified men ought 10 be allowed to act in
either capacity. Stop the ringers and the
new order of things viii attract many who
stay just outside. Anything practically
progres sive we want
The Lamoille County fair was a great
success in all departments. 1t was sue
cess financially. The weather was perfect
every day. The association ON track i,
now a member of the National association
The track record of 2;3ls mede 10y Free
d stone last year, was beaten by the stallion
D Gov Hendee, he trotting the second heat il
the $50 class in 2:29
, Jonn A. Moultoa has closed an engage
ment for another full year with Joha Ut
a ton.
;. Gov. Hendee and Lambert Il. trot a
I, Brattleboro, and Howell at Mystic thi!
= week.
- There are 81 entries in the class and coli
! stakes of the nine races to be trotted a
y Farmount park, Fair Haven, during the
!, fair Wednesday, Thursday ami Friday, this
d week.