The Newtown bee., 1894-08-31

Lady Shell 2.23 l4, Almeda Maid 2.27 l and Nellie Webster FPS 3-4) out of Dairy Maid (dam of Tennessee 2.27) by Black Hawk (sire of Ethan Allen, 2.25 1,5 and number of others in the lst), by Sherman, son of Justin Morgan.
 Hurlingbam full brother to Hurling dale is located at Stockbridge, Mass, in charge of l.. NJ. Johnson, Mir Atchison's | partner.
 These horses have remarkably | strong pedigree and one that will bear | the test of strict analysis, tracing in [di- | rect lines 10 the two great trotting fountain heads Hambletonian and Nam briuo Chief. from these two great sources they get a wonderful rich in- heritance; in fact one of the strongest that can be found in any trotting pedi-
 gree. This Hambietonian- Mambrino Chief combination is found in all or | nearly all of the extreme speed per formers of the present day. The great i speed inheritance which they get
 through tbeir sire is inten sified by the rich transmission of speed. Courage and endurance which comes down to 1 them in the maternal line through the great Almont, united with the blood of Black Hawk across thst, inches well with the Hambietonian and factor that
 takes prominent place in the pedi- ] grees of a humber of the greatest speed | performers and gamest campaiguers that
 ever started in race. Birmingham was foaled May, 1887, and in his three year old form without any professional
 handling, trotted a mile in 2.46. When five years old after a heavy stud season he took a mark of 2.25 1-2 As a six year-old he reduced this 10 2.19 1-2 and
 has shown miles in l5 or better; he is
 unquestionably very fast horse Of great
 sta nina.
 II Hurlingdale was foaled September.
 1889. and has never been hitched to a
 suIky. he is level headed, resolute and
 with the trotting instinct strongly pre-
 dominating, owing to the demand for his
 services in the stud this season his own-
 CTS have been unable to give him any
 track work but intend doing SC later on,
 as they feel confident he will prove as fast as Birmingham. With such rich
 speed inheritance as these stallion s , possess and a class of mares worthy of their patronage it would not be at all
 strange if they should prove themselves , superior sires.
 ,I Their colts are large and well gaited , and although from ordinary mares some
 of them would prove quite speedy in the
 hands of men who would develop them.
 Our next stop was at Plumb Brook
 where we found Ada Carlos by Don
 Carlos 2.23 sire of Caldron that won the
 2.23 race a few days ago in 10 1-4
 Otis Shaw ? 19 IA and a number of
 others in the magic circle. He is by
 Cuyler Clay by Cuyler by Hambletoniar
 out of Lady Abhallah by Abdallah l. Ada Carlos Dam is by George Wilkes S Jr., Sire of Donald 2.19 1-2, Frani .- Wilkes ? 27 l-2 and Alice Wilkes 2.27 1-2 e by George Wilkes 2.22.
 |, By her side was handsome pacing > colt by Halifax 9 1-2, by West Egber s ? .29 IA, by Egbert, son of Hambletonian e (sire of Don Payne 2.1S, etc,) second 8 dam Nancy by Mambrino Bird by Nam $ primo Patchen. She has been bred t' k Hurlingdale. The next one we met wa
 Duster, dam of Nellie c. 2.25 1-2, siret n by Jackson Clay by Cassius M. Clay ,Jr. I by Cassius M. Clay. She also had { n colt at foot by Halifax and is bred t l. Birmingham 2-19 1-2. Maggie Morgan n by Jack Lambert, by Daniel Lamber e was the next to greet us. Her dam O by Hale's Green Mountain, son o f Clifford Morgan. She had a very fin IT lilly by Halifax.
 vi In the next lot was Gypsy King,
 handsome chestnut gelding by Tow 7. Talk, by Alcantara, whose dam wa le Voilet, by Administrator, Gypsy King l. dam was Maggie Morgan Hylas, tw' sr year Olu Hlku uedueu Sdy sctutuS shC' d by Harkaway 2.2S, by Strathmore, b, 1T Hambletonian, dam Miss Morse b IS Brigham Young by Red Cloud b e Black Morgan.
 if Jessie, brown racy looking lilly b V Hathaway 2.2s, dam Maggie Morgan b
 Jack Lambert. Zyrene very hand l. some smooth turned chestnut lilly b le Alcyrene, by Alcyone, , P out of Seven p by Nutwood 2.1S 34.
 Is Dam Duster (dam of Nellie c. 2.2 It 1-2) by Jackson Clay by Cassius N y Clay, Jr. This Ally is only year cl a. and judging from her appearance an d breeding she ought to be record breal d CT.
 Last but not least was Miss Inc. i'd 15 l-2 hand two year old by HurliDf st ham 2.19 1-2, dam Maggie Morgan ,o This is very fine looking lilly and d going to make a trotter if the easy fri, le tionless way she has of moving indicate le anything. MT Atchison's stock were q " looking we'll and from the lines he [e breeding in it would not be surprising i'd hear o: him bringing out a s'Jim crack ,e some of those days.-fHorseman.