Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-12
mack AND sras,E sessls.


in 1889.
We regret to learn of the death Of the
trctting stallion Raven (s.ss SD owned
for some tune past by DIR. 4. +. Frost of
Worcester.
Barley is without peer as food for
horses. They will do more work on ii than
oats, corn, peas, beans or any combination
of these. The Arabs make extensive use
of il for their horses when on long, hard
journeys, preferring it to anything else OBJ
tainable.
The fall meeting of the kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association will be
far superior to any former meeting ever
held there. and up to that held by any assoc
citation in the United States this year as is ap-
parent from these facts: The largest fret
money to be won at any trotting meeting
in 1898 will be taken into camp by the win
ner of the stallion representative stake for
three year olds. The association gusran-
tees $1,000.
Ii is to be regretted that poor health com
PEELED MI ). L. burhta" VI h"u'''" W
break up his stable. ne ioiio"ihe are soine
of the good ones FOUND al ms s'aoie' al '"e
head OF the stable stood biue p'ek' me
roam stallion, by Dictator Chief, 2.al l-2,
out Of the mare Friskey' dam OF
Blue John, four-yeaf-o' recoru
2.36. Friskey was oy Mane"' oy
Gen. Knox. Tins colt was purchase" o'
Nelson three years ago as '"'-'ea'- '"''
lie has STOOD IN the s'ua mere .n'ee Se"So"'
ana now goes u OF 'oni' ~ - :" w
hahuieu ior speea =! L. onPP'
"A !eaihns " p'ue LINN ""' S''' '"
JAMES n'e'ne" Vi A'"neu'
IN the spring Vi 1913 W. '"'"''"" pun
chased I" tue niahchatu sane Ill "'"'o'"'
n. H. three hhe-oreu oroou mares o''"s-
ing into the country 'he oes' oioouea STOCK
ever introduced here Out OF TINS s'rlns
he sold to M. ID. Putnam OF Houltoh the
mare Constance, by Ned Hastings KS -
by Taggarts Abdallah; most promising
mare, and horse colt one year Old out OF
Constance, by Prince Rupert, by Ducaiion'
2.22, by Old liambletonian.
Corneilison OF houiton' TOOK aooht the
best colt In yearnhg my ny rr'hc' hu-
pert os Ducanoh' .! VIA 'i""'o'e-
'ohiah Jam oy h"niori"o ups y. Ma"'-
'''"o N'iei' "i'' y ''".'''''"o N"'e,' ~
',e"i sa''eu' s'"'o'"'' ,"',.s '''' WIS
oie ieaos any '''"s ever f"i'e" "e'''
Dr' "ree"e ooush' "'are u! iio'es'
aiieh' by hthah aleh' oeantliui animal
anu excellent roadster.
Another hrst-ciass animal, Sunday Her
aid, by Winchester, by Edward Everett, by
Old Hambletonian, dam Knox mare, was
purchased by W. c. Milliken of Portland.
This gelding is bright bay with black
points, weighing 1879 that can cover com
mon country ROADS al "a 2.'o ciip' an Ideal
gentleman driving horse.
Aioert Iodges OF "lhsio" was III Angus
Ia SATURDAY morning ori'lhg par OF %
year'oid Day cof's' one my oy Elmo ana
coi' W hoi'e Doy' ihey are Pfe''y pair
wen ma'cheu ana good steppers' lhey
stand ABOUT 10 IL hands anu weigh looo
lbs. each. MIR. Hodges always has good
horses in his stable.
Mr.. N. p. Harris. president of the Frank
lin Co. Breeders Association, has some 81
head of horses and colts AMONG them the
stallion Altus, Dr., by Altus, sire OF Alrich'
", Z'5o, 1uii sister 10 u L. L.' = % -
"hich he calls DAISY Wltbers' and other
promising ones whlch were al pasture.
Oaisy "lthers mas ioai THIS year by Sid
nut "h'ch shouiu DC good one. MT.
tiafris SOFA yearhhg from DAISY "lthers
anu 'i'e se' Vi A'iec'"s' Ms year-ohi' Ior
Sfoo.
r. "A. Richards OF Wlnterport is training
the three-year-old filly, Amy D., by Ledo
dam by Rapid Dan, for the three-year-old
classes tins tall. Tins hlly won second
money In the two-year-old class at Monroe
last year.
y. D. humphey OF bradford has stable
tul' OF promising horseiiesh.
VIM. r. White OF Montville thinks a
great deal OF his handsome bay stallion
Wlimont by Clarcmont.
The mare Bessie e., which trotted in the
$40" cN'sses III 1851 turns our 10 De
ringer as was Chained AT inc tme ny YER
'''ohe 'orsehe''' anu " seems ai'er All tha'
sne was MAINE pred ANIMAL being no less
thah the mare va Maid, whom horsemen
OF this State will remember very well Bes-
sic T., and her owner have been expelled.
+. A. r. Adams. the olden time horse
man, and who, we believe, was at one time
engaged in the horse breeding business at
po"uoih' Me- pu' Is now resi- lent OF
~" ne"io'o' MASS HIS soH' 'he gelhing'
o'as' ~ '''er' Xxx 10 II. ~ ROBINSON Esq.
SECRETARY Vi 'he lialip'ieh iarK Association,
opf'hsheid' Mass.
Il. w. Harms OF Salem, has two-year-
old FLY by Also, 2.20 IA; dam by Black
Monitor. This FLY stands 10 hands. Her
lam has this year full sister to this one
ana Mr. harris is In luck to get two fiilies
As 'hey shouid make nice brood mares.
j. II. Nochrane nj East Corinth, las some
4ood oi'es' f'rs' SHOWN was the stallion
O'ayhos Ne"0z)' ms horse is dark bay,
small star, black points, full l6 bands high,
and weighs 30 mounds In hrnodinu