Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
TRACK AND STABLE.

| Charles Bearce of FoxcrOft has pur.
chased a fine two year old colt of III.
H. Campbell of East Sangervlle. lit
was Montvew and its dam by Lothian,
Jr.
| L. II. Wyman of Dover, recently pur-
chased of A. c. Lambert of South Dover
fine ten months old Vassar colt. This
animal weighs 600 pounds and will be
price paid was $50.
Bax ter Woodbury. of Dexter has a nice
yearling colt by Lanyard, dam by Mel
son Wilkes, a coal black of good size
has excellent style and action and is a
natural trotter.
| G. F. HoXie of Dexter. owns Slippery
Jim. a promising two year colt by Lam
| yard, out of a Knox mare. This colt is
bla ok, high-headed, open gated and gives
promise of developing into speedy trot-
ter
| Hon. Geo D. Clark of New Vineyard,
has fine 4 years-old by Prescott, Jr.
This colt stands 1913, weighs LOO pounds,
dark bay in color, has plenty of action
and is without doubt one of the best
carriage horses in Maine.
! One of the handsomest pieces of horse
| flesh in Washington county is owned by
Seward p. Buchanan of West Pembroke.
/ The horse is after Edgardo and is now
eight years old. well developed. stylish
and gives evidence of good speed, with
| training.
| Frank Hanson of Dexter, is the fortu-
nate possessor of a fine brood mare by
Judge Advocate. She is large, weighing
1900 pounds and has produced a grand
two year old colt by Lanyard that is dark
bay in color with black points and a
white star. This youngster is of good
! size with an open gait and very promis-
| ing.
| j. P. Look of New Vineyard, generally
| has good horse or two on hand and
he has now a fine Wilkes mare and
! Ncars-old by Black Ledo. This colt
| stands 1J.3 and is a good one. Mr.. Look
recently sold fine horse by Prescott, Jr..
dam by Redwood. This was a fine act
ing horse and it is understood brought a
high price.
Orman B. McKechnie of Dover has a
nice trotting flly by Vassar. e.01, which
| is showing some speed this spring. Mr.
| Nick echnie had matched race with a
| well known Dover man one day recent
| IL and the fily melted him a purse of
one bushel of potatoes which might mean
something if the price of tubers was
only little higher.
| Hon r. II. Phair Of Pressure Isle has
| IN his stables among his fine string OF
horses (Which is one of the best in the
State) Lord Alleigh, very promising
horse, very nice gated and fast this win
liter. and heading the list. Also Red Paint.
! four year old pacing stallion, very
handsome and speedy horse which Is
looked upon as one of the coming race
horses this season. Pot Roast, four
year year old geding with a mark of
80, a very promising horse. Mr.. Phair
has as n brood mare, Dolly Bidwell, 2Os
liz. She will produce this year by Bin
gen. Her first fOal is the famous Lord
| Bdwell by Lord Arleigh, a yearling, de-
cdedly one of the most promising colts
lin al respects, ever seen. This colt mas
been ma tched to trot at the Maine Breed
ers' Association here the coming summer
for $500. He is entered in nearly S6O,Wc
| stakes to trut as two and three years
old. Peter the Great and a Bingen colt
are also two very fine two year old colts
owned by Mr. Phair who has. besides
several others that are sure to make a
very creditable record. John n. Willard
who has been in Mr.. Phair's employ foI
the last 10 or Il years, has charge of al
his horses and is not only most ex'
cellent trainer and driver but is thor
loughly honest and reliable in every way
In him Mr.. Phair places implicit conf
dence regarding his interests.