The Republican journal., 1906-02-01
PEARL BROOK FARM
Is Wintering a Great Stable OF Coca
Horses.

Is wintering a Great Stable OF Good
Horses.
Pearl Brook Farm, Belfast, owned
by Mr.. NJ. B. Smith of Hartford, Conn.,,
is wintering a great stable OF good
horses. The string is headed by the
well known Marston C., 2.19 IA, ana
Masconomo, 217 "a, not forgetting
Brown Braden, 2.2O 1-2, and Marvin, the
thoroughbred Keptucky running stal-
lion, with three year old marx OF l.4l
fiat. The breeding of these StaiiloEs Is
so we'll known to our readers ttiat IL Is
not necessary to repeat 1t at TINS tlihe.
Suffice it to say that they are all iooh-
ing fine and in the best OF cohulIioL.
Just where they will stand the coming
season is not yet definitely known, ouC
will be announced in due season III
these columns. There is yeaIllLe
stallion by Marston c. out OF the faio
A Ito mare that stands 15-3, ana weighs
$50 pounds. This is stout punt, sturdy
looking fellow, that shows his oreeuing
all over. Then there is a yearllng flily
by Masconomo out of Alice May, she
by Marston c.. that stands - hands
and weighs $50 pounds Here is very
fast filly, as she can show 20 gait TO-
day. A four year old mare by Dlrectnm,
out of the brood mare Label, stands IT.
hands and weighs 1850 pounds. ms
mare can step full mile in 2.2o ana Is
destined to make the good ones go some
the coming season. Bells Early Is
yearling stallion by Masconomo, out
of racing mare Isabel, 2.13. This colt
was broken last fall and goes at
a thirty gait today. He stands 10
hands, weighs $50 pounds. and is
very promising youngster. Then there
is yearling FLY by Masconomo out OF
Alaho, that weighs $50 pounds and
stands Isl. A yearllng stallion by
Marston c., out of Leona Archer,
stands Is hands and weighs $50 pounds,
and he can step fast gait to harness
today. A brown FLY two years old by
Masconomo out of Leona Archer,
stands 1913, weighs 1000 pounds. This
FLY was broken last fall and stepped
an eighth in IS seconds at the pace.
Here is a Young lady that you want to
look out for. A black five year old
mare of good size, now in foal to Mas
conomo, was sired by Chimes, and is
out of mare untraced. This is very
fast mare, in fact, she trailed in PIP
last season, but she will not be raced
until she has become fully developed;
in the meantime Will be in the breeding
ranks. a brown two year old tilly by
Masconomo out of the race mare Ora
Drew, stands 1872, weighs 800 pounds.
She was broken last spring and can
step 20 gait today, without any
trouble whatever. The bay two year
old stallion, The Master, stepped a
quarter in "a seconds last fall. This
youngster is also by Masconomo, out
of the mare Fanny Delmar. He stands
1913 and weighs $50 pounds, and is
much thought of by Mr.. Smith and his
brother the superintendent. a Ken
lucky bred brood mare, six years Old,
standing 16 hands and weighing 1000
pounds, will be bred to MasconomO
this season. A five year Old brood
mare by Palo Alto, with race rec
ord of 2.2S, a record that she took
in the only race she was ever IN. is one
of the good things to be seen at this
farm. The chestnut pacing mare E5m
Bud 2.15, stands 15-l and weighs $50
pounds, is in foal to Marston {. The
pacing brood mare Alaho, trialed as
three year old quarter III 30 seconds
trotting: then they changed her over to
pacing and she never has Gone any
thing since. She is a beautiful mare
ana aIJel lew seasons SHE VIII uu-
doubleday be put to pacing again She
stands II hands high, weighs 1850
pounds, and is in foaI to Marston c.
The chestnut mare Gold Leaf. now
seven years old, is also i'll foal to Mars
ton c.. The black pacing mare Grace
Direct, sired by the great Direct, stands
Is hands, weighs 900 pounds. She is
five years old, has 4 record of 2,25, and
is in foal to Brown Braden. The bay
Wilkes mare by Palo Alto, having been
bred at the famous farm of that name,
now eight years old, is Wintering finely,
and is a beautiful specimen of what can
be produced on the Pacific coast. Mr.
Smith is raising a pair of matched
chestnuts, one and two years old. by
Marston c., out of a Clydesdale mare.
The two year old stands 1913 and weighs
1850 pounds, while the yearling is only
an inch shorter and weighs $50 Mr.
Smith has refused S400 for this great
pair of colts, and is greatly pleased with
the cross that produced them.-Turf,
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