Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-23

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'llf The Horse Review.
The brood mare Clytie, owned by A.
NJ Morrill, of South Newburg, died on
Friday last of collie. Tho mare was taken
sick while in Bangor and was carried
home In a wagon for treatment, but moth
ing could save her Clytie was the dam
of Lizzie L, 227I, Adam Forepaugh,
2.3614, and other good ones. Mr.. Morrill,
has one of her colts. three -yearo old by
Silver Spray, which gives promise Of
great speed.
A beautiful and valuable colt was
foaled July fifth, at the stable of G. B.
Jones of Northport. The little fellow is
attracting considerable attention among
horscmen. The father of the colt is Phil
lips, owned by Mudgett of Belfast.
A number of sale animals have entered
the 2. 80 list this year.
Mr.. J. A. Fairbanks of Bangor, is the
proud owner of promising Naumkeag
mare, 6-years old. that is very stylish and
easy going. She has been fitted for the
track
Mr. Peter NJ. Phelps of Robbinston, has
fine fve-year-old colt, not yet broken,
that has tipped the scales at 1915 pounds.
She is by Olympus, is dark bay in color,
and hard to beat in general makeup.
Charles G. Andrews Of Bangor, is train
ing fast filly owned by F. H. Hill of
Hancock tannery for the August races.
She can do better than 2. As.
One of the handsomest colts In Waldo
county Is Trumps, Is months, owned by
J. II. Thayer of Winterport. Trumps is
by Lumps dam by Ledo, I'd dam by eide
on. He eau do full mile in less than
three minutes Bangor News.
John Watt of Fort Fairfield, has a fast
grey mare. She won the farmers race in
Fort Fairfield last month in 81 and has
been trial in 2.40 Mr.. Watt uses this
mare only as a roadster, and he takes no
body's dust.
DR.. Southland of Lincoln has purchased
from f, f. Fuller of that town mare by
Daydawn, dam Hippona. She is very
speedy, and also a producer, having a
three year rold 1lly by Matchmaker that
can beat three minutes.
Edwin Forrest, who is now "a years
old and who trottcd Hartford track in
2.141I in 1873 works daily In the meadow
at Robert Bonner's farm in front of a
moving machine
ut Is a remarkable fact" says that
thoughtful writer, A. A. Austin, in the
Boston Herald, THAT our greatest trotters
have not had mothers that have been
famous for great speed themselves. The
dam of Alix. 2 03A, is Atlanta, and she
has no record The second fastest trotter
of the world is Nancy Hanks, OF, and
her dam Nancy Lee has no record. Di
rectum, 2.05H, ranks next, and his dam,
Stemwinder has record of 2 81. Ralph
Wilkes, 2.06A, completes the fastest trot-
ting quartet, and his dam, Mary Mays,
has no record, nor has the dam of Fan
tasy, 2.o7; Arion, 2 o7A ;Kremlin, OK
Maud S 2.0sA; Nelson, 10, and many
other top sawyers.
Two PAGERS died from exhaustion after
a seven-heat race at Steubenville recent.
ly. One of them was kept In the race for
four heats after be developed a well. defined
case of thumps. in the hope of saving
third money. That was an opportunity for
the society with long name
Andy Mcdowell, the trainer of Alix,
says the mare Is faster than che ever was
in her life, and he offers to match her
against any trotter in the world for $4,000
a side. He also offers to enter her in a
race with any other three trotters at
$4,000 corner, the winner to take all and
the distance to be 90 yards from the wire
Disappointment tpacer, black gelding
by Claristus Chief, winner of the 90
class in 2 "a, and the 2 so class In 2 32
at the June meeting at Barre, Vt, it de-
serving of special mention, having been
used as common dray horse until this
spring in Phelps Bros. hardware business.
and having shown some sign. of speed at
various times hitched to the light dray
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