Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-28
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

hd H. tiuGao n o. o. 1ul , mas lost i've
from catarrhaI fever Ita ncu Az ~,
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f,st bpnu ar rar u a 1dia,s hds sold his
Wiz vii uSe her as gentleman driV-
ny morse. None better Tor TINS purpose
toulu pc lohhh anywhere.
Five Alcanders brought the following
Darrell. 2Ul :, S2l'r, Laura W.. 5000; Little
Gem. 2l3i,. $40: Hattie L., 2l14, $50:
Whistle. ~ SO
James Thompson. the California trainer
will come east with three horses this sea-
son, having an average record Of 30 %
fhey are Clipper, zoo; Little Ihornc,
-vtis, ana Goshen Jim, 2lylf.
Frank DYER OF PALMYRA. recently sold
to Y & Bowman nf piftefiald a ,-aluahje
hay geldinc tive vears oId efanding II
hands high and w.ishinp a tritis a,.cr MAJ
pounds The aeldjng is a handsome ner
former .1d u.U ~ - - IL.
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. ~ ny AilltI lCdH iioiSe brtertr Is the
, hliro" ing tsSiuiHS some sooG Maine
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one OF the most interesting places
Tor hprStmen in Pittsneid IS the
narun farm whore the manager,
W. /. Martin. i winterne some
very fine specimens of hor-etesh
owned BY John +. Mills Of Boston. Tnera
are II horses being wintered at this farm
some particularly fine ones being among
the Iot- There are three blooded mares
2lN. Chchdllis. 2.u4lt. These stations are
considered by horsemen to be among the
very best breeding strains in the coun-
Ety.
Miller x Chaftin Of Auburn nave inst
sold 10 C. w. Hutchinson Of Boston some
| very fine horses. one was the chestnut
| gelding. Hal Wilkes. Jr. This horse was
| d high. alI-rOund actor ana very hand
some. His gait is not less than 80
| clip, and he WAS one Of the most stylish
| horses that has ever been shipped out OF
Maine for long time. The other horse
sold by this firm was a bay mare. l5-5
hands high and very handsome and sly
| lish. She was a high knee actor and
| good for a 30 clip without training. This
| well-known Auburn firm are doing muCn
for the horse interests of Maine: They
are fast building up Il large business.
| The Orrincton corresuondent of the
| Turf. Farm and Home writes: "'rhe
Coreil Brothers always have some good
ones. thdrIeS mas Il SOrrcl that IS quite
| last ana a good one. W. T.. has black
PAGER that stands over Ii hands and can
go with the best OF them. X. Severance
mas nEe-Near-oid that Is good style ana
good looking. Albert Harding has Il black
| Harmoun that is all style He stands
| over Is hands and is d good one. He has
an Oddmark colt coming I'VE that IS the
| making of fine one for some one. Next
| is W: +. A. Dillingham;: You don
find them without some good ones There
IS johnny by Natchmakcr lie can give
YOU a good stylish ride any time. Next
IS Harry. the bay PAGER. lie can snow a
~ civ Next j. Dora, a sorrcl PAGER, hNe
years old. by Ledo. by Daydawn. She is
| looking finely and going fast
| The Horse Review finds that - rcy
cent OF the IS two ycar-old trotters. that
took standard records last season are
out Of mares with fast records. Twelve
| of the sixteen were sired by stations