Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-20


showing considerable speed The coming
summer.
4 very handsome green mare airline.
by Erwin NJ, has been showing 50 wei
This spring mat she Will go into the ear"
of Ralph Burrill of Rrewer for the sea
son. She Is five years old and can sho"
a mile close to 235.
Alice Drake, the beautiful moving trot-
ter purchased hy ". Pattangal!, Esd. Of
Machias. recently. has been forwarded az
Bangor and placed in the hands Of
trainer in that city who is 10 prepare her
for the fall campaign.
A. X. Martin OF Rumford FAILS. has =
handsome little four ceks-old iillN
with name ana tail several shades light
er, giving her very SNOWY appearance.
She was sired by Alc.ayou, "ut Of mare
SIRED 10y Golddust Lambert.
DR.. Charles l.. McCurdy Of Bangor. has
purchased the mare Princess. formerly
owned by Mir. blanchard Of Monroe. IN
the 2a5 class at Monroe Princess won .,r,
money. After the race Or. McCurdy A.
50 sold Ben Wyman 70 Mr.. blanchard.
Alice Drake. the scven-year-old black
PAGER t2.29l.j owned by Orris NJ. Nose "l
Machias, was sold recently to Bangor
uartics Her past record Is good one
and everything indicates that this beauu-
FIJI horse will be the pride Of her own"r
wherever She goes
". NJ. Edes Of Dexter. has a very hand
sire Independence. owned by }. II. Man
ter If Guilford dam by Gideon. gan
dam BY old Thoroughbrrd out IF m Eng
liSh mare. The Colt is stylish looking
and il appearances count VIII prov" Il
high actor when he is trained.
j. VI. johnson Of Calais. mas sold the =
years ola chestnut illy Patsy, ~ Edgar
hui III ". T. Whitehead ~ Fredericton
siickeSt two-year-oldS ever raised in IN 70
ST. CroiX valley and gives promise "i
great speed. IL could not have been
bred by better hands
Lime c.. ana Elder Boone the two
speedy horses Of Col. Morrill, of Pittsfieid,
which were injured in their frs
races Of the season. Were given SLOW
jogging recently. and both NJ th"m
showed that they We're coming out from
their accidents in good shape and tina:
| they viii be- all right 10 iake-part III thc
! stake races.
". y. Haley Of Gardiner. will rot sta,
| Haley this season but lie has TWO promls-
! ing colts who bid fair TO bring more
| fame to his already renowned farm
| car" handsome four-ycdr-old by Nri-
! sons Wilkes Is entered in the colt stakes
| Nelson's Wilkes ana out Of Graynose. is
| also entered in the colt stakes at IN"
| State fair.
| Miss Ada Tenney Of Ioulton, has r.
| Gently purchased Of Chas, III. Berry
| Young colt which promises 10 be flSI
| one Miss Tenney is thoroughly familiar
| with the Characteristics Of 4 good horse
| ana is able to tell one when She sees il.
| There IL not i horse Of note in the cnun-
| try whose pedigree ana record she du"-
| not know. The price paid for the recent
| purchase was 500.
| The fast horse Rodigl which was owned
| by Henry Davis of Old Town has been
| SOLD 10 4. &. Robinson Of Carmel. Mr.
| Robinson intends to campaign the horse
| this season and he has got one of the
| earnest horses that ever stepped on y
| RDIigD
| 2 81, ana he has more speed ana is bound
| to lower that record before the season
is over if nothing happens 10 him.
T. A. Waybrant Of Madison, will start
| the mare Sis with a mark Of :. 10 this sea
SOM Sis has wintcred well ana Will make
| hem 70 some when she gets started lit
| tie later in tn" season. She mas Two
| ycar-old colt 10y ST. CroiX that is Il tro:-
| ter sure He is a handsome brown t..
| color, weighs SO pounds. stands y hands.
| IL 4 well proportional colt ana ~ briStli:.L
| Ill over with speed points.
Owners of breeding horses report that
| there Is to he a marked increase in the
| number Of colts raised III the county in
| the near future. The country brccdc..S
| have abandoned breeding for trotting
| stock and are dpV0ting their attention
| almost exclusively to gcntlcmen'S driving
| horses. for which there is a brisk de-
mand At good prices. These ARE horses
| Of good form ana action, Weighing from
1870 TO 1850 The demand for the heavy
| work horses of 400 pounds or more Is
supplied cheaply from the Wcst.-Belfas,
Republican Journal
G. +. Shaw, who has stables in both
| Ellsworth ana PASSPORT. has among other
| horses two that we'll deserve notice. one
| is a six-ycar-old gelding. light bay, hy
| Onawa Wilkes by George Wilkes: dam
| ~ George Wilkes. This horse has only
been started in two races; These Were
two years ago over the Ellsworth course.
The first was made in 2-$ol3, and in the
second heat was timed in 2.2Gh. He has
| He al
pounds and is q PAGER. Mr.. Shaw also
| has one four years old. by Nicohn; dam
by Trusty Boy; stands l5@, weighs lWo
brought to Pembroke by George Leavitt
the well-known Boston horseman.
II. A. Chapman, a native Of Damaris-
| Gotta and trainer and handler of fast
| horses for more than 20 years. has re-
| turned to the town of his nativity and Is
handling few good ones over the OLD
Damariscotta track. Among his string IL
| Capt. GOudy'S gelding Ginger. by Was
senger. He is a very speedy horse AMI
has a wagon record of $50. but that will
| never annoy him when he gets agoinG.
Another likely animal in his string is
| Young Matchmaker mare out of maze
said to be by son of Ethan Allen. She
is a perfect beauty in style and carriage
and promises to be very fast. She +
| owned by VIM. G. llodgkinS of Damaris-
Gotta.
James aTiliken of Bangor. has JUS, pur-
bred stallion Bonnie Redlawn. a7,7So
| american Trotting Register lately pur-
| chased in Boston by Mr. Morse. This
horse was bred by w. ID. Brenncrman 4
Bro. Decatur. H.. by them transferred to
the Maryland stock farm. Pittsfield, \.
T.. from whom he was purchased by MI.
Morse. Bonnie Redlawn is bay horss.
foaled in 1890, and is by Red Wilkes 17l9.
by George. purchased by Mr. Morse. Bon
ME Redlawn is Magnet. 2.33A4. Ghe dam
of Anderson Wilkes, 2.2ii4) she by Strath-
more. 100: grandam Miss Kirksey. dam
| Of Maj. Ewing. 2.16lD by Mambrno lie
| Grand, son Of Highland Chief.