The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
THE GREATEST OF FAIRS.
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in good breeding, and are learning t.
appreciate the product of our owl
ruich grasses, pure water and muscle
developing hills, above the western
horses for which such mines of none.
have been poured out. And IL II
evident also that they appreciate tina
good breeding is the only breeding
there is money in to-day.
"Linden" was of course the chic
among the satllions as last year, WIN
his great ancestry of Wilkes, Ihor
oughbred. Hambetonian and Morgan
blood, and all his qualities OF beaut,
and speed (2:lla4 in private trlal) as
well as his breeding, too much cannot
be said in his praise. c. G. Win
chester his manager here, had slX OF
eight of his colts on the grounds and
the Linden stock was leading
feature of the fair. Mr.. Winchester
also showed another nice piece of horse
flesh in MARY Krandall' two years
old She can turn her quarter in Us.
A. y. Kingsley's "lIollistcr" and
superb ".Alamboula' were equines
which of course commanded much
admiration. but are too wcll-known to
our fair visitors to need further des'
cription. The same is true of {. ID.
Moves magnificent "Tyringhurst, :"
whose shape and action are both dem
onstrations of his Wilkes and Morgan
ancestry.
CT. Whitney's black stallion, Doc
Simmons. - of the highest type of
beauty. one of the finest roadsters
ever seen here, natural gentlemen S
roadster. good dispositioned and reli-
able. attracted much attention. There
is no better head in this state than he
carries. And with his breeding, "a
son Of George Wilkes, he certainly is
good animal to breed to.
He is in the care of Henry \. Wood
of Barnard who also had three year
old colt sired by Bradlaugh' by
"Egbert. that was as clean as a
trout, with good body as well as legs
and speedy and fine roadster.
\ stallion that is to beput to breed
ing service at Bellows Falls next year
and is sure to contribute much to
good breeding in this county is Eliza
mont, owned by Severance and Lowell.
of Bellows Falls. The breeding is no
only good. sire Elcano' back through
Mansfield'' and Messenger
Duroc' to Rysdik's Hambletonian,
dam by '.Almont Eagle. and second
dam by Sunshine. the sire of
Louise the dam of ".Alcyo" Pal
31-but he has rare combination of
good qualities himself. standing sixteen
hands high. weighing 100, strong of
neyer firing, resolute,
level headed, honest-going, never skip
md hy Ill nIHcStbn !
fastest 4-year-old in his town. He |
at Springfield last year and was a
, :511s. lie started in the open again
at Springfield this year, and came in
second. while he won easily in the 4
year-old. He has only been handled
two weeks for speed this year. but in
all three heats he trotted Wednesday
he did better than 81.
Northfield, - whose breeding is
both Morgan and Hamblctonian. and
in whom the Daniel Lambert
beauty of form and posture shows
we'll, was again shown by
D. Il. Greenleaf this year. He took
first last year and two of his get won
irst at Greenfield this year.
"A thoroughly gOou morse. breu IN
Brattleboro by NJ. j. Baker from an
'Abdallah Prince dam, sired by
Montezuma'' and of the same breed
ng as "A lcantara, twas Joe Wilkes
shown by ID. W. Leach of Walpole.
He.won second money in the , % 0
class Wednesday, and he was timed
making 2:361s.
bay Aristos,' 3-year-old stallion,
sired by ''Aristos, - and with Daniel
lambert, - "Clematis'' and MAN
,rino Chief in his pedigree, and
moving well his high blood, was ex
libited by Henry Crawford of Putney. {
A good sized highly finished bay :
tallion three years old, "Glencoe I
King was shown by f. b. Pierce of {
Vestmoreland. His sire was "Glencoe
Wilkes, . four of whose get are in the
20 class and one with a record of ,