Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30

.ASfs roam with black
points and can show good gait. They
were sired by Wesley. LIST dam by Dan
Boon, Ind dam by Gideon.
The famous French campaigner Capt.
cine is dead She was IS years old and is
said to have won on the turf $26. 900.
Ira Perkins. Windsor's well known
trainer, is now handling fast colt for
Winthrop parties. The colt is by Haley.
217A by Nelson, zoe.
The Boston Herald declares the horse
market in New England stronger this
spring than for several years past. not
only the auction sales but the private
sales being of unusual size.
Bella 3. Kimball of Milo. recently sold
to Irwin w. Rowe of Portland, a bay six
Yoar-Old PAGER sired by Champion, he by
Lothian, Jr.. dam Gold Brown Harry.
This was a green colt but was faSt AMI
NAL
Elsmonth. owned by S L. kimbal of
South Paris Is said to be showing very
fast. He is a speedy and handsome young
horse and it is thought that he will be
able to make a good record the coming
season.
1t is said that f. II. Greeley of Els
worth. the we'll known horseman. has
a cyclone PAGER in Addison, son of
Dictator Chief. out of daughter of
IIambletonian Knox. 2,2S.
In England. where horselcss carriages
have received 4 more thorough trial than
in any other country the consensus OF
opinion seems to be that as yet none of
the different motors work with the per
lection demanded in a perfect road ma
chine.
Henry Simpson of Sullivan. has taken
his fOur-year-old PAGER to Bangor, where
Charles g. Andrews will train and tit her
for track work. She is said to have
paced a mile in 2.i5. and i Of a mile at
2.l0 gait Undoubtedly she has ii great
future before her.
f. w. Sampson of Calais, driver Of
Lady Jane G.. 2.2S has been engaged to
drive the horses of Fred Duncanson of
Fairville, y. r. and will take charge
of his new stable about the first of
May.
Lou f. Bracket of Detroit, sold his
five year-old Harbinger colt Jack TO
9. H. Nelson recently. The horse Was
shipped to Boston from Pttstield, to-
Gcthcr with one purchased from J. :
SpauIding.
TO ED Geers Is due the credit of new
road grader (the first ever in that couu-
tryD and several miles Of beautiful roads
in Selma, Ala, and vicinity When his
driving for the day is done one may see
him mount the road machine behind six
mules and start off for work on the
roads.
William +. Carroll of Portland has
invented IA single wheel trotting gig
which he claims will save eight seconds
to the mile. The driver is placed direct
ly over the wheel and the shafts are
fastened to the horse in such a way as
to insure a steady movement.
s Bunker & Son of North Anson.
have sold the past week from their
stables six good horses. The pair of
chestnut mares went to \ II. Lang 81
HkoWhegaf' ana the par Oh plach
mares and two other good ones went
10 Ed Perkins of South NOrridgeWoCE
lhe'e famous naval commanders are
furnishing good names for the colts. J.
X Iiltnn of North Anson claims
the name capt Slgsbee Tor ms three
Vpar-old colt bv Independent Dictator:
,i,,, . Lont,,,l,v hrod ,,,are The coI,
"dli'' d Netlu'NS plcu ii'aie' "V OO''
is black with white face and three
white feet
....,
mo thlcagn HorSemdn mas oahNiSSed
rack managers breeders owners ana
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ne" 'uI'S du,p''" pS the ->ao az 80,
l',l6 HH9otl" tl'"' out ~ nv iioi aeiIi.h
VINO 'Nprtssgo al! opinion d nIaJolie IS
"'i' "Ppo9e" ~ nv il'en9, 0Ssteih anu
"i 'ahilS away from iht JuuStS tnt po"
rr TO deci"rr Il HecI4ins heai Vot sao LOT
't'uu' ,' an ,n' oiltI ndh'' ilealLN 'op ''u'
vi ti't ~" iaN o'To tnC RUE "poiiS'InE mop
pies AFTER Jan l. 1888
J. L. Morrison of Dexter, has a three
Ncar-oid G"lding by Dr. keelcy. dam by
,aSsiuS N; Cay, that stands lo-5 weighs
H'aiN ivy I'oul4S' toloi pay. anu POS
horscmen so much admire Mr. Morrison
thinks ne could beat 80 with lttlG hand
hnen hrnlcm ~ pnb .'f tb o1t ~ Gin ' p'
handled some this summer although he
may not. ms owner is :" well satisfied
md h,,, LIN ,ri,,od T"r mo t, NM
JIon Frank rono, holio,,.v that tho host
interests of harness sport in New Eng
land demand hearty cooperation from
i;,H 't",n oSnHuI'"mS u, w
With this end in view an effort will be
made Il" get together the representatives
nrt,,ii, ~ ,nI,i, u, ~; 80
orchard and Rigby, to talk over dates
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