The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
TRoTTING STOCK AT AUCTION
On Saturday. Oct. rs, 1898. at IL a. m.

Six head to be sold at public auction at the
rooms OF F. o. Bailey & Co.,, auctioneers, 80
and "a Plum street, Portland Maine. This
stock comprises the blood of Lewiston Boy
Glenarm, Colonel West, Judge Advocate. Ivy
wood, Glendale. Westland, Arrival and Gardner
Wilkes.
NO. l. LADY LILO years old sired by Ma
zeppa. he by Lewiston Boy, dam untraced.
This mare is a good individual: sound and
kind and great roadster. have owned her
for the last eight years. She is good in every
respect. She has raised me four colts and they
prove her to be one Of the best brood mares, as
her colts show to be all good gated and lrot
tiers, SO can recommend her as u brood mare
or a business horse of the best quality. She
stands about 15-1 and weighs about $50
pounds.
NO. 2. BLANCHE Ii years oil; sound
and kind and of the pleasantest disposition.
This mare stands over 1e hands and weighs
Glenarm, 2.23 LIZ. Glendale was in the $50
pacing class at Rigby Park and finished third
in the second heat in 2;17 II Glendale was
to trot. She showed her owner mile as
two-year-old in PAT, and last winter good
adges said she could show how 2s5 clip
NO. 80 years old. This is a seal brown
stud colt sired by Westland, 2.29 IL. by
being bred in the right direction to sire trotters
He has the blood on his sires SIDE, OF Egbert.
West sde ss aa tn and boad * @
Wood, Wedgewood, Ivy and yudge;;Adyocate.
This colt was bred by Roscoe G. Hall, of Deer
ing Point to WHOM hfs you can refer Tor n ms
300 pounds, well built, and is a trotter; uphead-
ed and open gated, with splendid trottlng
action.
sired by WestIand, S2s -, he by Colonel
West, by Egbert. The dam of Westland is
Knox Girl out of Gretchen, the dam OF Nelson,
the Northern =, King This flly's dam els, is BY
bred to trot and to be laster, as she has already
proven herself, having won a match race and
the s-year-old race at the Scarborough Fair.
There were three starters in this latter
race, but one of them proved to be a
five year-old PAGER. but she gave him a
go9d race Just t. the same This y Is sound
is perfect pet, perfectly broken, and has a
trotting action capable of developing to a 2. "a.
No words can be spoken too high il her praise.
She stands 143 hands and weighs about SEQ
pounds.
NO. 5-Roan tilly, months old, sired by
Gardner Wilkes, heby Arrival, record 2.24 Ar
rival is too well known to make any comment
on This trotting qualities. The blood of the
Wilkes stands in the front rank Aside from the
Wilkes strain Of blood this fy has for its dam 1a
zeppa, he by Lewiston Boy. Its dam is a great
mare she is a good roadster and man would
not be tai cut Of the to ea her nat o ter
80 list, as several have told me.
NO. 6-By flly, years old. sired by West
The dam of Westland is Knox Girl out of
Gretchen, the dam of Nelson, the Northern
King. The dam OF this filly is Lady Il. BY Ma;
bred and good indi7dnyi: she is unbrok I'll,
but have every reason to believe there will not
be any trouble in breaking her, as all her dams
colts break without any trouble. This fily is a
model in structure and fine open gait, a trOt-
ter to enter the teens before she is years old.
The stock is owned by T. H. Lennon. of Deer
ing. Me-, and raised by hi 80 and the sale is abso
lutte and without reserva. oct23d1w