Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-29

One OF the interesting exhibits was that
of II. S. Frost of Bellows Falls, who showed
his five-years-old mare Banshe by Almont
Eagle; very nice matched pair, brother
and sister four and five years old, by son
of Almont Eagle, and seven years old
bay mare, by Tyringham In the next
stall were two yearlings, the owners name
wanting, Mae Belle by Chico, son of Wedge
wood, and Flora Franklin by Belknap
Franklin, by Ben Franklin. j. A. Horton
of Westmoreland showed a nice chestnut
tilly, two years old, by Dave Hill, dam by
Marlboro, which is bound to make a nice
horse; also three-years-old stallion Char
lie Hall, by Leicester, dam by Black Hawk,
l :42. c. G. Leonard of Wilmington brought
Braintree Wilkes, always welcome addi-
tion to the horse show, and Nancy Wilkes,
good three-years-old Braintree Wilkes
filly. c. c. Winchester showed a brood
mare and filly, II. II. Winchester a three
years-old filly, Geo. E. Crowell brood
mare and colt. A nice, pretty four-years-
old tilly was Susie H., by Clematis, dam by
Jocelyn's Mambrino Chief, shown by E. O.
and II. d. Gassett of Putney. H. E. Knowl-
ton of Nottingham brought wo-year-old
by Tyringham, dam Roxy.
In pen near by was c. d. Noyes's roam
mare by Kent, son of Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian. c. o. Haley of Greenfield, who al
ways receives a warm welcome in Brattle-
boro, showed his five-years- stallion,
Golddust Eaton, by Senator Eaton, dam
Nellie by Black Jerry, son of Jimmy Ly-
man, a good individual specimen; also a
brood mare with sucking colt by GoIddust
Eaton. In the next pen was c. II. Better
ley's three-years-old son of Mariner, which
took first money on two-year-olds last year.
Other nearby exhibits were H. G.. Clark's
three-years-old gelding by st. Julian and
two-years filly by Chico. NJ. NJ. Mil
ler's two-year-old filly by San Jacnto, well
bred and of good size, f. NJ. Lewiss nice
looking bay mare, pair of three -year-olds
by {. ii. Learnard of Halifax, Arthur Low
ellis pretty four-years-oldc colt from Putney,
w. j. Whites stocky chestnut stallion, w.
III. Minors mare and colt, and pair of big
solid draft horses, five years old, owned by
w. K. Pierce. A. b. Clapp exhibited his
six-years-old stallion Nightfall, by Alcan-
tara; yearling and bay mare and colt by
Nightfall were also shown.
In addition to Putney exhibits already
mentioned were Henry Crawfords two
yearling colts by Aristos, dam by Clematis.
They were taken from the pasture without
sticking up" but both show a good gait
and the unmistakable Aristos points, Mr..
Crawford also brought his brood mare,
Maudjana, with foal at foot by Freestone,
2:25t. S. b. Phillips brought a road mare
by Clematis and Geo. H. Phillips a five
years-old mare by Clematis, a three-years-
old flly by st. Julian, and two-years-old
filly by Leicester, all good individuals.
One of the handsomest yearlings on the
ground was the filly by Northfield, dam a
MnTuan Cbnuyn hNrn n IT fNraarlaof Of
Northfeld. Mr. Greenleaf showed also the
stallion Mortified by Timber Boy, dam by
Daniel Lambert, well-bred individual
which promises to make a successful sire.
This exhibit comprised also two brood
mares and colts by Mortified and nice,
large, smooth-gaited two-years-old filly by
the same. John R. Bliss exhibited his
well-known Clay Lambert stallion George
X, with three of his colts, and Jessie, a
large, strong three-years-old filly by Brat
tleboro, dam by son of Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian.
K. NJ. Angler of Brattleboro had brood
mare by Mariner with foal at foot by n.
S. Ball, son of Nephew, a sucker which
shows good thoroughbred points: also a
three-y -years-old filly by Braintree Wilkes,
dam by Highland Gray. Close by were the
Wilmington exhibits of f. X. and f. @.
Smith, who showed the seven-years-old
stallion Don by Grandee, dam by young
America, and of Chauncey Smith, who
showed siX-years-old mare, own sister to
the above; also a two-years-old flly by
Grandee, and his four-years-old stallion,
Clay Bell, by Secure, by Mambrino Patch
en-. G. G. Wheeler showed Senator by
Deertield, a nice good sized three-years-
old, and another three-years-old, Victor
Grandee by Grandee, dam by Hambetonian
Victor.
j. H. Morgan of Vernon made valu-
able contribution with his four-years-old
stallion Peabody, by Bartholomew Wilkes,
dam by Grenadier, son of Princeps, and
nice two and four-years-old geldings. E.
A. Worden of Hinsdale showed two
years-old flly sired by San Jacinto, and
Z. L. Putnam of Wardsboro a nice four
! years-old filly by Grandee. Fred G. Rand
| of SaXtons River brought down his FIVE
! years-old stallion Brattleboro, Jr., by Brat
boro, dam s. I. b. by Hambletonian. G..
! W. Leach of East Putney showed his stall
lion LangdOn Prince, and F. S. Newell OF
| Deerfield, Mass, Roberts, a nice two-years-
old by Tyringham, dam by Daniel Lambert.
In the stallion list G. d. Noyes's Tyring-
hurst is by no means to be forgotten.
While this list includes the greater part
of the noteworthy exhibits it is not com.
plete; several pens being found locked and
and the cards on others not giving suffi-
cient data from which to make a notice.