The Republican journal., 1904-02-18
WALDO COUNTY HORSES.
From Turf, Farm and Home.

FROM j uIl, fdTI1l anu nome.
Ed. Downer of Freedom has a fine
weanling by Stanley; dam a western
mare, that bids fair to be one of the
best.
Robert Briggs of Freedom has a
weanling by Stanley; dam by Ben V.
This colt is a bay in color and a little
beauty.
D. Whitaker of Troy has yearing
tilly by Stanley. This filly is a hand
some bay and is called one of the best
in town
John Stevens of Unity, while in
Skowhegan recently, purchased hand
some bay geIding from c. W. Day of
that place.
MI Hardy of Thorpdike has year
ling FLY by Stanley; dam by son of
Won Moltki. She is seal brown in color
and bids fair to be a fine one.
Albert Ames of Brooks has year
ling filly by Norman Prince; dam by
/ French Tiger. This filly is jet black
and bids fair to make an exceptionally
good horse.
Mel. Ferguson of Troy has yearling
flly by Stanley; dam untraced. This
filly is good bay in color, straight as
an arrow and has a great deal of prom
Use in her.
Will Written of Jackson has two
year-o old colt by ArcaZar; dam by Wedge
wood. This colt is beautiful chestnut,
we'll built, of good size and smooth
gait and snappy going one.
Fred Varney of Jackson has a hand
some ~eanling colt by Norman Prince;
! dam Western mare. This colt is very
large, coal black, and destined to make
a fine horse if nothing happens to him.
John Rowe of Morrill, has yearling
gelding by Alcazar; dam untraced
| This colt is black in color and of good
size and shape. He also has an own
brother to him in coal black wean-
ling.
John Whitney of Brooks has hand
some two-year-old filly by Warrener;
dam Knox mare. This filly is of good
size, rich chestnut in color and of
good gait and action and bids fair to
have plenty of speed.
A. NJ. Wilbur of lslesboro recently
bought horse of fine style. 1t is an
English cob and was formerly owned
by George Vanderbilt and driven in
Bar Harbor. Newton Pendleton also
has invested in another horse. This
one is but colt, yet is said to be very
speedy.
David Curtis of Brooks has match
| ed pair, or rather it looks as though
they would be, as both are chestnuts,
| own sisters by Norman Prince: dam by
General Grant. Both these sisters are
rich chestnut in color, and are large
of their age, one being a yearling the
other Weanling.
Henry Webb of Brooks has a three
| year old gelding by AicaZar; dam by
French Tiger. This colt is a beautiful
black with white ankles. He is square
trotter and can trot fast; is up headed
and travels with good gait and action.
/ This colt is called one of Brooks best
and surely looks to deserve the name.
E. C. Stone of Troy has few good
ones. Perhaps the star of his stable is
an eight year old grey mare, Maine
bred one and called by good judges the
best road horse in the town. This
mare stands 1913 hands high and weighs
1000 pounds. He also has two-year
old gelding by Stanley; dam by Defiance
! M. This colt is of good size and has a
fine gait and plenty of speed. MI
Stone also has a yearling, an own sister
to him that is handsome filly and
looks like the beginning of fine horse
C. L. Bessey of Brooks has two great
stations in Island Prince and Jamai-
que. Both of these stations are fine
looking animals, well bred and are prov
ing the best of stock horses. The
horse Jamaique, is Percheon bred and
has any amount of size and is finely
built. His colts are large and bid fair to
make ideal farmers horses. The horse
Island Prince is also of good size and is
trotting bred. So Mr.. Bessey has what.
ever you wish, a draft or trotting