The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-05-11
Dandy Lambert Stallion.

Vermont, since the days of the origi-
nal Justin Morgan horse, through bis
blood has possessed many of the most
excellent and useful horses of the
United States. From his son, Sherman
Morgan, have come in succession Yer
mont Black Hawk, Ethan Allen, Dan.
lei Lambert and Aristos. From Wood
bury Morgan, another son of Justin
Morgan, have come Clifford Morgan
and his excellent descendants, and
from Bullrush, another son of Justin,
have come the noted Morrill, horses.
These Morgan horses and their stock,
wherever known, have been noted as
the most excellent roadsters and car
rage horses, with endurance, kind.
ness and intelligence that make them
the safest and best general purpose
horses.
All of the above named noted hors, 8
are dead, and year by year their valu
BILE blood and qualities are thinning
out and growing more remote. Yer
monters should awaken from their pres
ent lethargy and Immediately proceed
to repair and prevent this amentable
loss to the fullest possible extent, and,
by breeding the best to the best, if pos.
sible, preserve enough of the Morgan
blood and quality for foundation
stock capable of producing a supply for
the demand that is soon and sure to
come.
AS horse worthy of patronage for
this purpose we offer for service the
excellent stallion, Dandy Lambert.
He is absolutely sound and kind, very
handsome, with great intelligence and
courage, having a clean, speedy gait
and roadster qualities unexcelled. He
is also perfectly kind worker and gen.
eral purpose horse. He transmits to
his stock with great uniformity all
these qualities, which are bred and
born in him, as his family record proves:
DANDY LAMBERT, bay horse 1872
hands, 1000 pounds weight. Fosled
May Is, 1889; sired by Aristos, by Dan
iel Lambert, by Ethan Allen, etc dam
by Woodburn Pilot, by Pilot, Jr., by
Pilot; granddam by Churchill Horse,
by Vermont Black Hawk; dam of
Churchill Horse by Clifford, by Wood
bury, by Justin Morgan. (See extend
ed pedigree). AS he already has sew
eral fast unframed colts from common
native bred mares, if breeders desire to
produce speed we are confident they
can do so by mating mares with this
horse that are equally we'll bred in
speed producing lines. Aristos (2:27O
sired 81 with records of 2:30 or better.
Thirteen of his sons have sired 2:30
performers. Fourteen of his daugh-
ters have produced 2:30 performers.
Three of his daughters have produced
stations that have sired 2:30 perform
ers. Aristos was individually one OF
the grandest of Vermont horses, and
own brother to Annie Page (2:27D;
M. Y. D., (2:28O; Lsmbertus, sire of
four in 2:30 list; Aurora Owned by
Canadian GovernmenO, sire of four in
2:30; Champlain (2:30) sire of three in
2:30 list. As he was by Daniel Lam
bert he was also half brother to Ben
Franklin, Star Ethan, Thought, Mo-
ton, Golden, etc. WOODBURY. Pilot,
16 hands, LOO pounds, (sire of Dandy
Lambert's dam) has sired five in the
$3.50 list, the dams of seven in the 2:3O
list, and three of his sons have sired
2:30 performers. He is half brother
TO the dams OF Maud s. (2:08a), Jay
Eye See (2:064), Viking (2:l94), Nut
wood (2:18D, and ten other dams of
% other 2:30 performers. (Nutwood
has sired 148 in the $3.50 list.) Church
ill Horse sired the dam of Star Ethan,
one of the best living sons of Daniel
Lambert.
All who acquaint themselves with
Dandy Lambert and his stock will find
him an honest horse and honestly ad-
vertised. Send your address for pedi-
gree and terms. His service fee is
only ten dollars. j. W. DAVIS.
Lake Morey, Fairlee, Vt.