Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-22

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Of Nutwcod 2.iS "a, Koohinoor, Nolun-
,eer, the Pa,cl.ens. Hambi, tonian, AMI
thoroughbred strain, should prove fast as a
troiter, gated as he is. He csn show bettr
than 40 clip now, and Mr.. Whi'combs
trainer, r. ID. Marsh, says he is,with proper
handling, a sure candidate for the 80 list.
Mr.. Marsh drove his sire. Wooaari q. . 20
IL. mle below = 20 the frat season, and
could have given him II record down there
had Mr.. whitcomb de sired it. The second
col. is two.yesr-old tilly by Dictator
Chief, 22l i-a; LIST dam Beauty, Fear
naught mare. Size is square gated and
shows very fast. The thied col, is year
ling by Woodbrino, . 70 IL, out of Beauty.
Besides these colts Mr.. Morrison has sever
al by Wilkes and Others by equally we'll
known sires.
If Mr.. Appleton Webb did deei'e to re-
dacc his horse stock We are glad that he
has retained the game PAGER Edmund 2,i7
IA and Iiilia.
II. G. Parshley's Albrino, son OF Al
mont i, one of the best in Dexter, has two
in the list and more coming~
These are good grounds for believing
that the price of horses will go higher in
stead OF lower.
An Italian horseman has discovered the
lockj,w bacillus which he claims cause
..tan,s h., a. tsiuo, IN, tl,a Nas,oJ Rat har.
ter still he claims to have discovered a rem
edy for it.
W. S. Lamson of Augusta is hoping to
show that the game mare Bees will 90 in
20 another season. Mr.. Lamson has in
his stable the speedy Y, ldiug Little Mac,
t'ial 80. by Matchmaker and the hand
some chestnut FLY Ethel May by Alcsn-
t,ra Boy.
The Jacques Carrier ice track a. Mon
trea', claim February 6, 7, s and 9 for trot-
t ~ races. A5Jnt $4,000 in purses vii he
opened fer trot;er aud pa.ers. Til y will
bin the National Association and employ
A professional starter. Mr.. Joseph White
u MUulF'al Is ZIG IS tEttdTls
Weanliogs are higher tod. y than those
Of similar qualities were before the war.
Richard Croker is thought to want Direc-
ium and may buy lin if Tammany trade
b Ids good.
The eight-year. old stallion Leland Stan
ford, by Eleeiioneer. out of the dam of
% y Al ca
| Gently.
Outside of Directum, Salisbury SAYS he
considers Moquett, 2 10, the most promising
stallion for championship honors.
jerome Eddy, . l6 IL. brought $1,000 at
the .Iowctt Farm sale last week. H. was
purchased ty C. H. Cook, Rochester, n. Y.
The Christmas number OF The Horsrman
is almost a marvel. The covers are clab
rate ard the illustrations are profuse and
| exceptionally good. One of these is a full
page illustration of the Northern King, Nell
son, driven By his owner. One page is de-
voted to excellent cuts of representative
trotting horse breeders, among which We
recognize the familiar features of three
Maine men, C. II. Nelson, f. L. Norcross
and DIR. Geo. II. Bailey.
Fred II. Berry of Rockland has bought
the noted stallion DR.. Franklin of Auburn
parties and has him 10 his stables.
He is a well known Rockland horseman
AMI he tells this story Went to Waldobo-
70 Inst week by team. My horse is terribly
iazy until he hears wheels coming up be-
h nd him and nothiag can hold him. Well,
| I was anxious TO get to Waldoboro in 90 ID
time so just pitched light running wagon
behind my buggy and The way We went
| to Walloboro and back would have sur
prised you
Mr.. Haley lie managing his namesske with
| lot. of judgment, AID there are few indeed
but believe lin capable of taking an appre-
Gladly lower mark, say from PIP to 2.l5.
z. X. Woodman has just bought Of f. NJ.
N ,iton, Pennington, nice roadster ty the
Henry Pike horse, son of Lord Nelson.
G. N. Harlow. the South Boston horse
bIyer, has made recent trip to Maine.
Mr. II srlow buys most Of his horse in the
7icinity Of Wilton, Me-, where there are
desct ndents Of the Bfsndywines and the
ct of Harry Knox, Msz,ppa Il son of Lew
istln Boy, etc. The get of Lewiston Boy
may be distinguished by the roam color
which they usually bear, says the Turf,
Farm and Heme-
W A. Palmer sold to Isaiah Pompiily,
E.q.. of Auburn, the nice psir of chesinuss
winch he has owned and driven the past
season, and Mr.. Pompilly in turn dis
posed of them 70 Nr. +. d. Norg,n of New
York. The price was a nice long one and
Mr.. Palmer vito is a careful buyer makes a
handsome profit by keeping the pair six
moaths.
The hands, me GlenaTm mare which WIS
,tol. from the curl Jog in Anbarn, several
lays sgo, Is still living, bG; Mr.. J. y. Lord
Of Webster, owner of the MARI, thinks that
she will never gain be worth anything. Mr.
Lord would give mui h to learn 10 the
bfutes were that 80 abused the animal She
vas very hish-strung ard unused to the
whip, bu, the thieves used tie whip up over
the horses back in tn IL ride. Mr. Lord
paid s240 for her when but a colt and sic
had speed and endurance.
A correspondent OF the Breeder thinks
he has form the idea! brood mare 10 Icy,
full sister to Haley 90 2.20 IA. Icy has
produced three foals, the first black fliy
Owned by Mr.. G. II. Nelson; the second.
Sunset r.. holds the yesrling trot,ing
record Of Maine, ons-iiaIf mile ] 20 81.
These were By Warrener, fun brother to
Sunol ard the sise of q number Of promis-
Ing young rioters. The third is chest
nut colt by The Seer 2I9 l-2, now at San
set Fam. the sumner home Of Mr. Il. o.
Corant of Porttsnd, who owns Icy and her
younger produte. Icy is by Nelson 90
| an out of The game mare Greynose 2.3i
l-s or sheresboasr. BY Fearnsssht 2.23 IA.
In 1881 yearlieg trotter first beat three