The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-01

but looks like colt. He was sired by
Constellation, dam by Old Gideon. He
stands 1873, weighs 110O pounds, and is
agood type of the square going trotter.
| Mr.. Geo. w. Richie of yinterport
has chestnut brood mare with silver
name and tail, sired by Almont, out of
dam by Fearnaught. She stands 1872
and is blocky enough to weigh 1125
pounds. She has just weaned fine
| filly by Sultan Wilkes, that is picture,
| being of good size, with lots of STYLE
| and as black as crow. The mare has
been bred back to the horse.
Mr.. Gilman Simpson of North Mon
roe has bay mare seven years old, by
Eckstein that stands 1872 and weighs
975 pounds. She is good actor and
very attractive. He also has a dapple
gray mare seven years old, stands 1872
and weighs 1900 pounds. Mr. Simpson
sold her colt when four months old
this year for $50.
Mr.. E. C. West of Frankfort has a
black brood mare, sired by Warder. out
of the mare Boston Bell. This mare
stands 1872, weighs 1925 pounds, and is
in foal to Eckstein. He also has bav
gelding by Eckstein, out of mare by
Braintree Wilkes. At three years of
age he stands - hands, weighs 900
pounds. A pair of dark bays, six and
eight years old, by Eckstein, are very
attractive. Their natural road gait is
/ ? miles an hour. They stand l6 hands
and weigh 1850 each.
Mr.. +. Grant of North Monroe has
dark bay brood mare that he calls
Miss Day Dawn, having been sired by
Day Dawn. out of dam by Oia Gideon.
She is standard bred and a good one.
She stands 1872 and weighs $50 pounds.
He also owns the mahogany bay three
year old stallion Dawn Emperor, by
Emperor Wilkes, out of mare by Day
Dawn. This youngster stands 1872,
weighs plump 1000 pounds, and can
show quarters very handily in 35 sec
onds. Mr. Grant refused $500 for him
as two year old.
Mr.. Fred Parker of Frankfort is
driving a chestnut gelding by Hickory
Knox Here is horse whose natural
gait is three minutes, and. he is a good
locker and a good actor. Mr.. Parker
farm.
Mr.. C. L. Fletcher of North Monroe
is making very successful business of
boarding horses for Bar Harbor parties.
The horses under his care always come
out just right in the spring, and his
business is on the increase. He keeps
seven good Berkshire shoats to manu-.
facture fertilizer.
Mr.. Fred Coffin of Monroe has fine
pair of gray Percheron mares, four and
five years old, that make fine team.
They were sired by Jamaique, stand IL
hands and weighs $500 pounds. He has
a beautiful chestnut Wilkes mare, out
of a dam by Cassius NJ. Clay. She is
now nine years old, stands Is 3 and
weighs $50 pounds. She is what might
be called good user, as we'll as good
hitcher. Mr.. Coffin is also wintering
three horses for Bangor parties.
Mr.. HAYWARD Pierce of Frankfort
has a fine pair of blood bay geldings,
Teddy and Jack, own brothers. They
stand IS hands and weigh 1850 pounds.
are five and six years old. They were
sired by Blue Will, out of dam by
Red Wilkes. They are nice style and
have plenty Of action. He also has a
mahogany bay three year old filly, Miss
Kitty, by Eckstein, dam by Red Wilkes.
This mare is green but can show fast
gait, and she is also a very handsome
filly to look upon.
Mr.. Chas. Richie of Winterport has
bay brood mare by a son of Geo.
Wilkes, out of mare whose breeding
is untraced. She stands 1872, weighs
1000 pounds, and is heavy in foal to
Bellchimer. This mare is II years old
but eau show 80 gait easily. Mr..
Richie also has a gray gelding eight
years Old sired by Black Ararus, out
of a dam by Gray Dan, stands 1913,
weighs 1925 pounds. He goes at the
pace and can show 80 gait easily.
Mr.. W. G. Preston of Belfast has
sold Nelsonee 229 IL to DR.. Cook of
Searsmont, who will keep him for stock
purposes.
John Strattard of Monroe is the own
er of fine seal brown gelding by son
of Dirigo, out of dam of Gideon blood.
He stands 1913, weighs 1000 pounds, and
can snow ~ sdlC dC Cllc WV easily.
Mr.. c. l.. Fletcher of North Monroe
has pair OF matched buckskins, six
years old, standing 1872, and weighing
2loo pounds. They are both fine actors
and make very snowy, trappy team.
He also has bay mare five years old,
standing 1872 and weighing $50 pounds,
that was sired by Claude Nelson, out
of dam by Day Dawn. This mare
can step three minute gait and is
fearless of all objects, and it goes with
out saying that she is delightful using
mare.
MI. G. H. Clement of Winterport
owns bay gelding three years old, by
Emperor Wilkes, out of dam by Ben
Morris. This colt stands Is hands and
weighs 920 pounds. He also has a bay
filly, a weanling by Bellchimer, out of
the same mare. Here is one of the
handsomest young things that we have
seen for many day. In addition to
these Mr. Clement keeps pair of
horses for his farm work.--Turf, Farm
and Home.
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