Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-28

/ Nelson She IL four years old. a good
| stopper, has good disposition and
! shows good speed. He has another
colt. three years old. by Harold Wilkes
! II. L. Emmons Of Brunswick. has
recently purchased Of WaldoborO par
ties span Of jet black horses to he
used for his Mere Point stage. The ami
mails stand about 49, hands high and
weigh i'll the vicinity Of twelve hun
Ired pounds each.
The Knox and Morgan mare owned
| by y. ". Leayitt, of Winsow Mills
has foaIpd 2 handsome colt by the Mer-
Hin horse C2.loD, IF Damariscotta. Many
! horsemcu have been to see him and call
him beauty. and the image of his
sire.
I AIr. William YerXa If Houlton, dis
posed uf his four fine horses On Fri
DAY. H. sold one handsome driving
horse for $3.50 to Joseph II. Oby. pro-
Ilietor Of the Union Square Hotel. and
three work horses to Alfred Chambers
NJ Haynesvilie.
Warren clark Of Fairfield, has sold
his bay gclding Young Twang, by
N tlllN l-r' ~ al Fiit. " - IL ANtl-
I'll This closes Nit Mr. Clark's horse
breeding career ana he has bred and
| owned some good ones, including Gil
breth Maid. 30, and lots of others.
Thomas Clukey Of Dexter, has dis
posed uf his bay geIdng, five years old.
by Albrinu. Mr.. Clukey is said to have
received $500 and the animal is an eX-
ccptiuually good one. Delon Robinson
has disposed of his chestnut gelding,
by Albrino. The animal Is a fine one
ana brought a good figure.
y. {. Crawford, the well-known train
CT, is handling a fine quartet of horses
belonging to a. ii. and A. NJ. Newbert
If Rockland. Two Of them-Guldie and
Ragtimc Girl-will campaign this sum
mer and are already entered through
out the circuit. They WILDE seen in
the Fourth Of July races at Knox
Park, Rockldnd.
Among the good horses c. II. Nelson
of Waterville has taken to Boston re-
Gently, was dark chestnut gelding
six years old that he sold To Geo. Van
Dyke The horse was taken to Read
willie and hitChed to bike for the first
time in his life. He showed a full
mile in 81. last quarter in "a seconds,
and last ciEth in 151e seconds. This
horse was bred at Sunnyside Farm,
and was sired by Dictator Chief out Of
a Victor mare. Mr.. Van Dyke expects
him TO 90 mile in 30 this season.
L. F. Nash. who IL conducting
training, boarding and transient stable
N T,..lfpet &c hqrItiur fine
horses. Mr. Nash has MaCkumboy. a
black gelding of eleven years. stand
ing 15A hands high. ana which made
4 record of 1904 Ill Unity a year ago
last fan. ANA the same at Pittsfield.
Another. Kirt boy. geding 10y Picker
ing. standing 151 hands high. weigh
ing go pounds eight years If age and
having record Of a.3Oit He was
started last year for the first time and
made the lowest mark at Union. South
Windsor. Pittsfield, Cherryfeld and
Ellsworth.
James Steward of North Arson, has
a very fine looking ana good acting
chestnut colt by EIgordo. 2.13i2; dam,
Sweetness, 2.261i. 1t is known as
Margce Todd. weighs 900 pounds and
stands liz she il i fine animal, very
fast and Vet gentle SO that "A lady can
drive her with perfect safety. In this
stable is another beautiful animal,
Ress. by Black Beauty. weighs 1.mo
pounds. stands II hands and one inch,
one of the best driving mares that has
ever stood in town.
\. ;. Duncl.:y nf cumberland, has
recently SOLD w w. = Kiltpn. Nc Dor
chester. Mass. his fast PAGER Dewey
ny bismarck. 213L for the handsome
sum Of $500. Dewey shows great
speed. this year. and goes stronger
than ever before. ana with the careful
training that hc will have. MI.
Doughty feels certain that he will beat
2.15 this year. Mr.. Doughty has
another very promising -year-old.
4 half brother to Dewey by BISMARCK.
This colt Is 4 grey gelding. has no
mark, ana in fact has never been
handled for speed. but Mr.. Doughty
says that he has no doubt but what he
is a fast one. and he ought 70 have
some knowledge Of such matters, hay
ing raised two such good ones as Bis
marck and Dewey.