The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

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grandson of Hambetonian 10" o
: this side but the dam was Il Nam
brine Patchcn" mare.
Michael Murphy of Putney agai
had his Norman Clyde Morgan stallio
Monarch Jr.,, on the grounds, al
animal that combines to n remarkable
degree the useful qualities of all thcs
strains.
w. Rouillard of North llinstlalc ha'
very promising two year old Sal
Jacnio' stallion.
4 good four years old stallion wa
"Sherman Wilkes grandson OF thu
great George Wilkes and son o
Bourbon Wilkes" the sire OF 3.
trotters and Is PAGERS in the list, wa
exhibited by p. O'Bricn of Bellows
Falls. The dam was by "Bayard' b,
pilot.
Another shapely stallion wa'
Logan" by Kent" by Hambleton
ian 10" exhibited by II. Il. Brannocl
and son of Brownsville,
The veteran Chaunce. Smith o
Wilmington was on hand with his
kentucky bred stallion CLAY Bell, >
combining the "Mambrino Patchen
and American Clay" strains, and
| a we'll built animal. lie also showed
a six wear old bay mare of "Grandec"
and 'Young America stock. Frank
Smith of Wilmington also had a quite
good five year old ''Grandcc" mare.
weighing 1000
Dr. n. p. Wood of Mortified, ever
long lover of good horsefiesh. eX-
hibitcd it in a shapely 3-year old mare
Bonabel' by Victor Wilkes, " IA
two. year old Elfwood" colt out of IA
"Victor Wilkes dam, and IA good
one, and IA three. year old "Otega'
Hambletonian and Norman.
Liveryman f. c. Rand of SaXtons
River had dandy pair of seal-brown
Gentlemen's Drivers weighing POO
and capable of trotting three miles to
gether. They took first as single driv-
ers last year and as a matched pair
two years ago. They also took first
at the Springfield fair this year. One
of them is of Kentucky and Morgan
blood, sired by "Mambrino Archy"
by Kentucky Archy' who was sold
for $4,000 to go to South America.
The dam was Daniel Lambert.
The other is ''Carnac' and Handle
tonian in blood.
T. j. Miller had a string of horses
of the quality such as there is still
profit in breeding, including a four
year old "Hollander'' gelding and
six year old gray gelding by ''Brattle
boro, both entered in the gentlemen
driving class, Ii months old stallion
&C 1t sired by Para Chimes. IA four
year old Hollander' pacing mare.
&. II. Phillips of Putney showed
two Linden colts, one yearling out of
the Clematis mare BLACK Topsy" and
the other four months old and nice
one out of Garnet" mare.
j. p. Ranney of Westminster West
years old Cematis colt, perfectly broke,
mare with Linden colt
Another good string was that of Geo
f. CroweI, and it included two year
lings by "Braintree Wilkes" and
Victor" and Kent mare with
sucking colt by Linden.
The fancy match of the whole fair
in our opinion though not that of the /
judges, was the span of Morgans
shown by Liveryman II. $. Frost of
Bellows Falls They were beauties
surely. John Il. Blood of Bellows Falls |
also had pair of spotted drivers, and I
both spans were such as may well /
make a town proud Another notable I
equine on the ground raised by Mr.. /
Frost that can trot a quarter in 30
and owned by Frank Chickering of
Walpole was Blanche sired by (
Psyche = = 10
g. b. Reads filly foal of 1892
Actions No. IS, 425, = sired by :" Hol-
ander'' dam by Brattlcboro, a first
premium animal last year. was much
AS pretty a colt as was ever seen on
he grounds and of course of Lin.
len" get, three months old, was
hown by W. +. Walker of Dummers
on, with thu dam kitty W" She
AN trot in 40 though trained but
little few years ago. john Walker of
}rattleboro also showed a likely two
ear old Hidden 2 Hand" by Eel /
ANA, = 10y Messenger Duroc' out
# Ben Franklin mare,
Another well-coupled two-year- old
tallion, "a beauty in every point, was
Fred Walker sired by Victor
Wilkes and dam Maud b. grand ,
on of Daniel Lambert. +. S.
Veatherhead is the fortunate owner.
For brood mares with sucking colts,
esides the large representation of 7
Linden stock, Patrick O. Brien of d.
showed Ben Franklin" :
lare Bessie Franklin" with colt by ,
Sherman Wilkes. !
&. W. Pierce had likely brood !
lare and colt in one of the stalls =
Other good gentlemen's drivers were .
ltered by p. +. Griffen of Bellows !;
alls. a well-proportioned one X" !
birmingham get, by W. X. Ware .
Chesterfield, IA 4-year-old shown in .
rat class by NJ Barber of Coleraine, a
ice mare, also in the Gents Driving |
ass by c. II. Prescott, IA very shapely s
lie bv Landlord Geo. +. Richards, '
air of grays by f. Simons of Green n
cid, brother of Tyringhurst" by i
+. Knowlton, a fine mare of Wilkes U
ood by W. H. Fletcher. and one c
hich took the blue ribbon in this I
ass by d. S. Pratt. {