Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06

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rings IN 1891.
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Oct. 20, IN 2'i5 :. Inns Is ~ohuerfui
performance pnt IL Is ~ SECONDS oeh'"u
that oil theiwo-1ear Oh cot, Vh'"e' VINO
on OCT. a. 1877 al Lyons Nep'' paced IN
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AT Riverside STOCK Farm Ne~ma'Ae'
junction, there IS bright looking sucxhoR
| by Ierbino, the game son OF "oodofiho
who won the three year-oid race at the New
England breeders meeting. Inc colt stamps
| Iertino as coming sire.
The turf papers are roasting hn"or
Austin for permitting his colt feriai 10 uot
two miles in BIG * f'riai IL an excep-
| tionally lusty yearlng and the worlds re-
| cord he acquired did not hurt him BIT
Mystic park has claimed dates Tor 1881
for five meetings, opening Respectfully
June II, July 10, August Z, September ii,
and October9.
Barring Fantasy, the two best three-year-
ODDS Of 1898 are William Penn, 2 IL, and
Eoline, 2.l3 IA. William Penn is by Santa
Claus 2.17 l-2 grandson of Hambletonian),
dam Lulu NJ by Dauntlcss, son of Handle
tonian; second dam Enchantress by Envoy,
2 70 (.on of Gen. liatcb), by C. NJ. Clay,
Jr., %. EOiue is by Anteeo. ZIG Ii (son
of Elec,oneer), dam Myriad. 28 -, by
Stranger (son of General Washington and
Goldsmith Maid, ga, granddaughter OF
Iambletonian) second dam Myra by Gen.
Knox, 81 ~; third dam by jay Gould,
2.2l l-2, son of Hambletonian fourth dam
lie Blonle, 2.34 Ia, by Ethan Allen; fifth
dan by Ab'alab, sire of IIambletOnian.
Says Kentucky observer: The horse
sale at Lexington developed the existence
of very dull market for tro,ters. The
condition of the money market is largely at
fauIt in this matter, but il is not all. The
puhlic sales are in the main merely dispos-
ipp of stock that the advanced standard of
7, auirements of the day have led their own
ora g. ,o;cc, NJ NANCY m.kers Added IN
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this fact there is a large class of breeders
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tDst nave ih'uRF" III o'ef sPec"i"uo" VI
horses and Mt this time are yaueezed
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to meet their obligations and are
Sc Ing everything in order to keep