Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
RACK ans sraste sossls.

Nerve xtlSf h'0rs ~ '~-
that q to there repeatedly
Keep the colts and lilies free from sc'nis
and lice.
The ss-l.icn EAs,y Bi 4 hss many Gu
tausixs,ie sdmir>is 10 Maine, not rev OF
whom msy 10 fsun in Bargar Mr.. M'ysy'
he rsris, N .nsser OF the Atkinsan s'ofe,
his lails The pss; sasanssr sanpaoes
.csup- on ,ig Store OF Ed siaston pora,
,n,, after i, was COMPLETED the question
what 70 n me il came Up, Finally &C.
termination was reached and ne~ siSa
nearly twenty feet long Stretches across 'he
front of the camp inserted, Early bifa'
Iss-4~ II is the intention of Mr.. Morey
AMI bis friends to repair t, their sporting
quSiters every time the horse lovers MS
record and celebrate tie event. They are
likely to have several opportunities To do
this next season.
Nov that Erwin NJ. 10 free from lame
ness, the admirers of the handsome brown
Dscer lock 10 bis getting mark Of s.la an
other season.
Hor,ense, {s.ls i-4) by Judge Advocate
has gone into winter quarters at fsrkmsn'
Me. Her owner, J. II. Manter, changed
her gil, TO pacing this season and she won
a good list of races.
Coit-skin gloves were curiosity al ths
Worlds Fair in Machinery hall. They are
mixing them from colt skias from Russia
GA the plains OF Eussii thousands OF cots
are killed annually for their skins alone,
and the leather 10 equal to fine lid AMI
much stronger.
c. W. Williams says he will start Aller-
IN next season against any trottef In the
world, but the race or races must come on
at Independence, as he has fully decided to
never sgain put him on the csrs.N
The owncr of the finely bred yearling'
Royal Nelson, by Nelson. thinks him the
finest specimen of Nelson's get. In CON
formation and color he is the image OF his
famous sire. Regal Nelson's dam, Mari
nttte. is by Direct (2.l7]. the sire OF Direct
.(!0G) and the stallion king D,rectum
q. o5I-i): second dam, Pdntaleite (jam OF
Epaulet, 10, and Burgher, 22i i-2), by
Prince ps; third dam, Florence, by Voian-
teer. Arrangements have been made with
Bud Doble to drive the colt another season
II is worth noting that while the cham
pion troiting record. 2.ol, is held by Nancy
Hanks, there should be - stations and
ceilings with faster pacing records than
May Marshall q os la, the champion
pa ing mare.
w. +. Todd of Calsis, Me-, recently los
BY death the mare Ray Gould q % Ley
Jay Gould; dam, Emeline dam of seven
in the 2.30 list, by Henry b. Patehen
Raw Gould was one of the famous bsni OF
Emcline mares, all daughters of Emeliae
and all owned by Mr.. Todd.
4 Maine correspondent writes the Amer
ic IN Horse Breeder thst the richly bred,
ye,r-oll stallion Chorali,t, by Chimes, dam,
Brilliant, by lIamlin's Almont Ir., Gao,
second dam by Strathu ole, dill not get
through his season ia the season in the stud
u1al il ras so late that trainer jordan
could not handle lin any before he had to
start out to fill his engas ements with thu
trotters After be reformed, Oct. IA, he
na,ie beginning with him and was well
pleased with Iii, way of going. Tire NOR,
| l.. 4. M q L.. Ia. h..fea la
MIA. Mr.. Jordan has 40 excellent repu'a-
ion as a trainer, and confidently expects to
show the public fast game trotter in Che
ralist next year.
NC. Delano, the well known Maine
river, who gave Baysrd Wilkes his record
of ,. l3 81, and Robinson ID. Ri 3-i, trot
ing during the pist season, has, with hi
wife an little girl returned to California, he
haviag, previous TO the past season, spent
three years in that state. He expects nov
to make it lis home and reside there per
n,nently. lie was decided acquisition
% the race drivers of New England, who
viii be sorry to know that on leaving the
East he re,ires trom The business.
Ben Hilton, rropiieto- of the Somerse,
House, North Arson, has two-year-old
colt by St. Croix, which he calls st. Crois,
Tr. lie is nice bay in color, and well
1re |, his dam being by Lord Boone, sire OF
Lizzie Miller, % 2,57, the first Maine
yeariug to beat three minutes; her second
lam by son of Gilbert's Knox, 2.2G 81 i,
40 third dam by Howe's Bismarck. St.
Cfoix, Jr., stated at Norridgewoek in a
race with three Other two-years-ol!s. He
Won the race in1 made a record of 25l 3 T.,
irIven by Mr.. Hiton's soa, Harry. whose
experience in driving was very miled. In
good hands he should have lroited in 2.40
this year.
The owner of The great horse Nelson
says Tie bad foot is coming arounl all right
nd The stslion will be out for money next
$, ison.
There are no less than five horse breed
ing establishments, in Deering, in which
great trotting blood is prominently repre-
.cned. The Hart Farm mansgel~by John
f. Barrett, with Col. West, Wes;land and
\ te nus Jr., in the stud; the Moore Farm
CD. Edward Moore, prof. rietor, with
White, Jr.. and Hudson; the Ocean Fam,
J. 7. Hamlin, proprietor, with OceSp
Nilkrs and Gardner Wilkes; the Ranslel
stables with Winthrop Pilot and the Ii ,,
m cosy place belonging TO DR. George II
Bailey, V. S, who has barn full of faely
bred br oil racers and their prog ny.
Italy il becoming more than ever befor.
tiers Sod IN horsehesh, espeCi lily in irot.
ting horses snd 10 coming good market
for Americans.
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