Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-06-17
Sire of Dam.

Jnso. sadf% @%a o@d sasrA 1868 1883 10 %
Morrill, Prince dam a Back Hawk. Record at Oil CITY, Penn, July 10,
BLACK DIAMOND, 15K hands. Said to be by Farley Horse, a brown
years old. Said to be a stylish horse like Green Mountain Morgan.
BLACK DICK SMITHS BLACK HAWK (1-16). See Vol. I, F. 3S8.
BLACK DICK U3al black with small star, about 10 hands, 1900 pounds;
foaed April, 1889; bred by White & Barker, Kane county, ILL., got by
b B%If 'aI ne" for @epS'% onn nod By by fo NJ Hal Ianpo Of I Kane c % nS' Ill., 5i ond said d' tn
be Morgan. Sold to J. C. Hindes, Campon, Ill., 1868 to J. H. Duck,
BLACK DICK (-S), black with star and white on one hind foot IS
TiuS so 5oV Of d Black Hck0 HIaw yEG0 dam az Ys said to to be- by BBlcff Hawk k Sol y TO I Go1.
Wm. Sprague, Rhode Island.
BLACK DOUGLASS G-16). See Vol l. p 397.
BLACK DUKE (-64D, black with star and one white hind foot, 16H
hands, 100 pounds; foded 1870; bred by Levi Rich, Jackson, Me-;
Rich, Jackson, Me-; got by Indian Chief son Of Indian Chief; ed dam
Fanny bred by BeH{ Host Jackson, Me. and sold h at 10 years Of age for
1887 t w. B. Hills, Rockland, Me. Very gentle with fine style and
BLACK DUTCHMAN $50, black with stripe in face and one white hind
foot l54 hands, $50 pounds foaed 1868 bred by VIM, Caldwell,
Hawk: dam chestnut taken from Vermont when four. Said to be by
first ntI premium umS1 1865 at East Oxford ford Fair, and first s money in U a stallion
race at Oxford County fair, 1869.
BLACK EAGLE (IS). See Vol. I, ?. $40.
BLACK EAGLE (BIACK BOY ono. See VOL l. p. 443.
BLACK EAGLE G.I6) black IS hands, 900 pounds foaIed about 1850;
from Morah, NY, to Wisconsin, 1854, by H. E. Stanton. A valuable
bred by Truman VCmpenter, Addison, Vt; got BY By Black Lion, SON Of
s H1n' ok c coIk Of G the fSssEnq by G D%o by l s1d 1S Ssp ten ches sof P Py Str B RGi,
por, Vt, who sold 1854 to Owen Mastc, Lyman Willard and others,
SIahSoS Oh(y O0 NNlSH IN No hBRN 0"oJ bh oNh " lOWI
by Son Of Mr. MMard, where he died. He is said to have been a very
fine horse.
BLACK EAGLE G8l black, foded 1888; said to be by Winthrop Nor
rl: dam by Henry Clay, son of Dr. Deans Black Hawk, by Black Hawk.
Owned by Robert NJ. Macomber, Winthrop, Me.
BLACK EAGLE (-16, bred in Vermont, said o be by Hardroad, son of
Black Hawk. Taken west by Mr.. Blanchard, and sold to c. C. Wood,
La Platte, Mo. Died 1884.
BLACK EAGLE (I-r6, black, 15A hands; bred by T. 7. Jackson,
Jamaica, 1. l.; got by Jacksons Flying Cloud, son Of Black Hawk dam
said Ito be thoroughbred.
BLACK EAGLE (COATS) C-3a) said to be by Black Eagle, son of
Prophet, by Black Hawk.
Sire of dam Romeo, a:aA.
BLACK ETHAN ALLEN G-16. See Vol. I, p 594.
BLACK ETHAN ono, black, 14A hands, 900 pounds; foaled 1886
bred by S. Y. FELTON,, Sudbury, VT; got by ST. Julien, son Of Arbtos :
dam black, bred by T. StCkney Shoreham, VT; got by Parker Horse,
son OF Ethan Ellen; I'd dam bay, bred by J. T. Sdckney, got by Sherman
Black Hawk.
BLACK ETHAN G-SA black, large; bred by J. w. Hocomb, T~icondenoga,
n Y; got by Ethan Allen. Sold Sept. S, 1858, to Morgan r. Billings,
Herkimer, n. Y. Black Ethan is said to have been kept at one time
near Franklin, n. H.
BLACK FLYING CLOUD G-I6. See Vol. l. p 52I.
BLACK FOREST Q8l black, foaed about 1S49; said to be by Black
Ia, thence to Minnesota, where he was purchased by Iael King, who
brought him to Albion, Ia, where he made several seasons including
1900 and 1870. King sold him to a Mr.. Kellogg and G. B. Phillips, and
he went to IamOine, Ill. Mr.. Phillips sold him to Dr. Rodgers of Mar
shatown, Ia, who took him and one Of his colts east and is said to have
sold the two for $500. After this it is said that he stood at Boston at
500, and died there.
BLACK FRANK $3.50, by Green Mountain Black Hawk. See VOL J. p.
385.
BLACK FRANK G-32), by Michers Black Hawk, See VOL I, p. $50.
BLACK HARP (6D, black, with small star and left hind foot white, II
hands, 400 pounds; foaled 1880; bred by H. Clay Harp, Lexington,
KY; got by Peayine, son OF Ratder, by Stockbrdge Chief: dam Molly
Hogan, said to be by Captain Walker. Owned by John F. Van Fossen,