The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-29
A GREAT HORSE SHOW.
More Than 100000 Worth of Stations
The Perfect Type of the Morgan-Stam-
h0nl,s Colt and Other Fine AnimAla


Never before in the history OF The associa
tion has the exhibit of horses oquaed that Of
the present year. Seldom indeed has the lover
Of good horses such treat as that afforded
him at this great valley fair. No pains hat
been spared by the manager to secure for ex
hibitlon the very best horses In the state and
some OF the representative horses of New
England Anyone who has attended the
Valley Fairs and who Is cspable OF reasoning
al all C IN easily see that Vermont Is rapidly
coming to the front as producer of fine
horses. Intelligence and perseverance are dc.
Ing much towards placlrg Vermont by the
side of Kentucky.
One of the first exhibits to attract our at
tention was that OF A N Kingsley OF Ashue
lo', N ii. His young stallion, AlamDoul, is
one of the finest bred colts In America. He
when S even months oiG by Mr. Kingsley at a
cost of S3975. Aamboul's sire was the great
California stallion Stamboul q :01 1-2) he by
Sultan. The dam of AlambouI was Alma
Mater by Mambrlno Patchen. 1t will be seen
that the very best blood in the world Is In this
combination. Alma Mater has 13 living col S,
min. being In the . 80 list. good Judge of
horse flesh was heard to make the following
lacOnic remark regarding Alambo "A long
price and long pedigree, but the colt looks 1t
ALL"
Mr. Kingsley also exhibited the beautiful
stallion Hollister that won third money IN
the % class Wednesday and first money In
the 80 class Thursday, getting q mark Of
226 "a.
lie also exhibited O,kwood the winner OF
third moEey In the 30 class Wednesday and
Napkeene. an exceedingly graceful chestnut
staI ion that won second money and much
glory IN the co class Wednesday.
MANY were the EXPLANATIONS of ad-
mirstion when Tyringham and sew.
ersl Of bis get were led before the
grand stand. Even the critical eye
flaw in this beautiful animal. Tyringbam,
4.s4. record 2.29 l2. was born 10 the
purple, hts sire havir z been Alcantra and his
dam by Messenger Duroc
Among Tyrineham's get was Tyrienne, g
year old, dam by Eta C, g 90 l-2).
ham. 3-years-old. dam Eta c, ClayhLm Is III
hands high and weighs 10G0 pounds. These
fine exhibits a-e the property Of J W Wheel.
er. Grand View farm, orange. Mass.
O T 9reep.eaf of Nortbfeld, Mass. hiss
reason 10 be proud of bis stallion Northfeld.
This hor.e is beautiful chestnut with silver
name and tail. No artist could hope ID re.
Boy he by Broken Leg By Rysdkiks Hamble.
tonian. dam Roxey by Daniel Lambert.
Little Nell. . yearling by!N orih6eId, resent
led him In style aud action. She i also the
property Of Mr. Greenleaf.
DIR N r Wood of Northfield showed well
bred brood mare and colt, also yearing by
Victor Wilkes.
Ansil Color of Mortified also exhibited o
brood mare and colt by Northfeld.
Mr. Greeuleaf entered q very valuable brood
msre and colt owned by Bancroft G Davis OF
Hins fsle. y ii. The colt Il also bred In the
purple, having for its sire 'be great Kumlin
By Lord Russell. lam Of colt by Kalmis.
An exhibit that spoke for itself was that OF
Weatberhead OF Guilforc. This exhibit
of brood mare and colt, colt by
Victor Wilkes. . yearling by Mac and o two
year old bv Col Egbert. These colts are all
standard bred ana registered.
III 8 Frost of Bellows Falls added much to
lhe general exhibit by showing h,s borses.
We noticed . roam mare Busbu BY Almont
EagR (22s.) Dan or Bushn Arabian Girl, ,Alsol