Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-27
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

GOV. Pattison the Riverside stallion
has size, style, speed and action.
DIR. G. w Ray of SangerviIle has cold
his bay PAGER, Peck, to DR.. Foster su-
perintendcnt Of the Eastern Maine ~
sane hospital. Bangor.
To the discouraged trainer. Don,t
despair if your colt doesn't learn fast
He may yet live to give his name f. q
brand Of nobblcs.-The Horse Review.
s i. Walker of North Arson has
sold to Orcn Wells good driving horse
that he has raised. The price ana the
demand is such that it should encour-
age the farmers TO raise more horses.
g. A. kimball of Bridgewater has =
clyde colt that at twenty months old
weighed 100 pounds. He has bought a
mate 4 year older. This will give Mr..
Kimball one Of the finest teams in that
town.
f.. A. Palmer Ct Pittsfield, has sold
his handsome chestnut mare to r.. G..
Lancey of that town. This purchase
makes a nice mate for Mr.. Lancey's
fine roadster and he now has a beauti-
fully matched and stylish span.
A foal 1T Margrave Farm Terre
Haut, Ind, sired by Ananias. 2:05h,
has been named The Liar. Here is a
good example of good taste in nomen-
clature, comments Trotter and PAGER.
DeBerna Ross Of Phillips, has Just
sold a good yearling colt to w. l.. But
Ter of Rangeley. He weighs about $50
pounds, stands 14.3H, is a chestnut in
color. The colt is by Philip r, dam by
Alclayone. He has been harnessed
only a few times, but is now very
steady in the harness.
Pot Roast and Red Paint, the high
bred pair of yearlings purchased by T.
II. Phair of Pressure Isle at the Marcus
DAILY sale make a nobby span. John
Willard is giving the youngsters an
airing in harness almost every pleasant
day and they attract considerable at
tention.
a. f. Chase Of Dover has just pur-
chased the trotting mare Nellie "
This mare has no record but is said to
be very fast. She stands 1872 hands and
weighs 1000 pounds. Her sire was
Startle, Jr.. by Startle by Hambleton-
ian 10: first dam by Gideon. he by
Hambletonian 10.
Harry f. Staples of Brooks. who
makes a speciality of fine road horses.
has new one that promises WELL 1t
is four year-Old, dark chestnut mare.
no white except "A narrow blaze in the
face; good style, high action all round ;
good corded, sound and smoothe. a fine
name and tail. She stands 1873 and will
weigh 1850 pounds. She is by Nelsonee
by Nelson; dam by Haroldson, grand
dam by Ledo.
Marcia T., owned by II. M. Parker of
Phillips and handled by DeBerna Ross
is young mare of much promise
This mare is six years old, bay in color,
with black points. She was sired by
St. CroiX, he, by Nelson's Wilkes.
Dam by Redwood, I'd dam by Prescott,
Sd dam by Whalebone Knox. 4th dam
by Lewiston Boy. She will weigh 1000
pounds and has the right by birth and
breeding to be very fast Mark it well.
Marcia T. will be heard from in racing
circles.
L. {. Powers of Madrid, who has
owned good many horses in his day
and some of them fast ones, too, owns
and is breaking a couple of youngsters,
: years old, that have the right to be
reckoned among the good ones They
are both by Alclayone, with good blood
on their dams side. One is a chestnut
with no white marks the other is light
bay, marked with star in forehead
The chestnut's dam is the dam of Steve
Twombly's fine roadster: the dam of
the bay was the Lufkin mare, a we'll
known driver. They are taking very
kindly to harness.