Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-05

gree be made 10 coulIOTm 10 tIie IaCtS Ms |
they now appear. There has never been |
any doubt in the minds of most men who |
have examined the evidence, adds the |
Gazette, that MIR. Wallace was not justified |
in giving her rs daughter of Henry Clay. |
A chronic case of heayes will not yield |
satisfactorily to treatment. At this season |
of the year run on grass would be yer,
desirable for such horse and il possible
he should be turned out for few weeks.
In case this cannot be done give his feed
in as concentrated form rs possible, small
quantities of hay and water little at a
time and often.
The Onward mare Clara Wilkes. 2.l7,
has filly foai by Phallas.
A brother of Silicon, two-year-old rae.
record 2.l5 "a, WAS foaled recently in New
York state.
The young stations of Palo Alto are I,
be given reputation this season.
The three-year-old filly Mabel So, by All
So, foaled a bay colt by Ocean Wilkes H.,
l07 ON the 2Sth ult., which stood AZ l..
inches and weighed ll2 pounds. The fill,
is owned by DIR. W. b. Morrill, of Portland
The mare foaled about three weeks earle,
than the usual time and the colt soon died,
Many in that vicinity are losing foals in
similar manner.
The track at Mystic is said to be in ca
ccllent condition.
Perhaps the new distance rule if given
thorough trial might afford satisfaction
but the fact exists that very few NorlheI
associations are in favor of it, says tn
Mirror and Farmer.
The fastest-bred youngster ever foale'
in New England was dropped at the Forbc'
Farm on the 30lh ult, says the America,
Horse Breeder. 1t is a handsome bay fill,
by STEAMBOAT (2O7 1-2); dam, the famous
campaigner Trinket cap. When thj'
/ little miss gets old enough to put to breed
ing her foals by Arion (3) (2.1o l-2) ought
to beat two minutes.
A great may trainers have come t. thu
conclusion that bandagcs are an injury t.
horses legs. They hold that bandases in
crease the inflammation because they driv,
the blood back and when removed the bloo'
turns with renewed force.
{. c. Poole of Rocklani, Mass, shipped
bis promising thrce-year-old filly Myrtle
Peek, by Alectus, dam, Maize, by Wards
Lambert, to Maine. She will be bred to
A!,Iayone, son Of Alcyone CPD
1.-The horse that is as hard as nails ought
to sell well under the hammer" says the
pur,s,tr of the Horse Review. Yes, and be
should be able to stand a lot of pounding IN
his races.-The Horse World.
And have a good head on him and b,
ea-ily driven. In fact, ii clinci,er and b'
made of steel. be why and never break
american Horse Breeder.
The horses at Bar llarbor and vicinit,
are being put in coalition for the season.
Mr.. +. II. Greedy has u guod-sized barn
full of horses and colts by Nelson, Dictate,
Chief. Merry Bird, Nelson's Wilkes, Gre,
Dan. Don Carlos and other good hor-es
His Dictator Chief stallion, il sccon,
Direct in every thing but size. Mr.. Gre,ly
horse is IL hands high and weighs I2M
pounds. lie can, it is said pace 2 10 clip
An Eastern circuit has been formed OF
the Blue Hill, Ellsworth, Cherry yield and
Machias tracks.
Mr.. W. M. Roberts has shipped his stall
Ion Dawn X. to Hartford, c. to be handle,
for speed. He will be in the stable of Da-
yies of ilighlawn. Dawn r. it is believe,
will add another one to Alcaptaras 2.2t
list.
Mr.. Roberts four-yaar-old stallion b,
Nelson (2.l0), out of Princess, by Handle.
tonian Knox q 2s), second dam by tn,
Drew Horse No. Ia, has been sent to Mr.
N'i%on to be handled for speed this year
Many consider TIL, faster horse tina,
Dawn X.
Mr.. David Bunker has two FLIES by Dawi
r., out of well bred mare, that ar. goo
gated snd handsome. The lam Of the abov,
two fllics is n young mare by lIambletoniu
Knox. She is coal black, IL hands hi.i
and can trot a 40 g,it.
Mr.. Frank Moore is driving goo I-ac,inp
ycarling FLY by Dawn II dam by Handle
tonian Knox; second dam by Mambr.u.
Star; third dam by Indian Chief.
Andrew Hilton of North Arson has II
Gently purchased 5-yesr-oid colt, MAR
shall Nelson that promises great speed
J. f. Voter Of KingfeId has two-year
old by R'''l~ood Boone, dam, Morgan. Tbi
rolt is very sty fish AMI good actor.
The manager of the Fprt Fairfield Tro,
ting Park have come TO d. ci.ion, and III. |
first trot of the season will be held tn
seventeenth Of June. Ha;nes & Libby VIII,
are managing the track ihi, year, annouDc
purses To the amount of st25, To b, divid, |
among three classes, the three minute, tin |
2.45 and the 2.40 class to ,rut for pur., |
of s75 each, divided into 30, %, Ii and 10 |
per cent. those classes open 10 tretiers an
PAGERS. and grand free for all, foi a purse
of 800. -Four or more horses must enter |
and three start in each class. Entries will |
close Wednesday. jane l4tb. at noon, AMI
must be made before that time to A. d |
Sawyer, the secretary Of the association.
Mr.. NJ. ID. p. Thompson Of KinefieId il
handling a three year-oIi gel,irg for Mr..
Frank Stanley Of Newton. Mars. THIS colt |
is by Redwood Boone and . full brother to
Grover Cleveland. 2a9 The dam Of these
horses is a black msre owned by Nr. l. N.
Stanley Of this town. Thi. colt stands lG 3
and weighs 1900 pounds; he il DARK
brown, up-besded ard j. acting well. lie
is expected to make hot work for the three
year-olds this fall. Mr.. Thompson has
t',ree-y-ars- old erldi.e BY Red God Boone,
dam By Prince Albert. This colt stands
l5-2, weighs about 800 pounds. He is an
pretty solt and ear = ow ihr.e
minute. l