Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-11
TRACK AND PADDOCK.

Irving CanuaSe OF BluehIll Fails mas
purchased q three-yoar-colt of Jimmie
Gray OF Bluehill.
Horace Potter of kingman recently
sold six of his horses to Mr.. Leonard
of Passadumkeag.
L. l.. Bradbury of Hollis Center has
purchased a valuable work horse 10
replace the one he recently lost.
Horace Chenncry, proprietor of The
Pastures, Belfast, has had a fiatterinS
offer for the young stallion Jonh Ward
by Bingcn, and may decide to sell the
colt. John Ward showed better than
10 at the iieadville last season.
Irving Pottle, the Maine trainer and
driver has bought from Hudson d.
Dyer. Livermore Falls, the stallion
Benjamin, by Crescent, son of Lord
Russell. dam by Kinds Knox. and the
pacing mare Lady Shedd by Woodshed,
2.0g IA.
At meeting of the trustees of East
Somerset Agricultural society held re-
Gently it was voted to have horse rae
ing and other sports on July 4th and
the same at the annual fair which will
be holden on Sept. II, is and 10. unusual
Inducements and attractions will be Of
fercd
Jason Russell, one of the most noted
horsenlen in Maine. and who is travel
ing on to the age of four score years,
is living in Lewiston and is as strong
and rugged as most men 20 years
younger. He likes nothing better now
than 10 mix in a horse race,wlen the
fur is sure to fly.
Walter l. Neal, the well known game
warden and scientific farmer Of waldo
is mourning the loss Of a fine colt,
which fell on the ice while frisking
about the yard, resulting in fatal in
ternal injuries. Mr. Neal says that the
colt was worth $50, high-hred and
promised to be speedy
Miss Impertinence, 22S II, by I'M
pertinence 2.21, dam Hortense e.13 is 4
fine bay pacing mare owned by Edward
l. Conant of Fort Fairfield and used by
him as It driving mare. Miss Imperti-
hence won six races out of six starts
her first year out Mr.. Conant logged
her IEile in 2.25 himself last summer.
and she did not seem to have to try
at ALL She is now in foal to May King,
last spring from ]. H. Manter of Fox
croft.
Alexander r., full brother TO Jerry
T., 2.12 Ia. who was sold for SO. 100000.
is owned by Henry Fl. Gould, one OF
Patterns foremost farmers, formerly
Of Fort Fairfield. Alexander B.. is by
the great Argot Wilkes, 1859, 2.l4 IA,
By Tennessee Wilkes, 2735, by George
Wilkes. 90. His dam. is Pansy Mille-.
by Garland NJ, 2l,SS4 PIG ga, by Nurth-
urst. 5237 (sire of A in the list,) by the
famous Nutwcod. (half brother to
Maud s.. COS "a. 70 high wheels,)
sire Of ia in the elect list; second dam.
Mary Anderson. 2.l6. by Standard
Bearer. 5,30a By Volunteer. 10, sire OF
"A i'll list. including St. Julien. ell Ii
cncc champion trotter OF thr world.
Argot Wilkes. , IA Ia. sire of Alexander
f., is sire Of Arsot Boy. 2.03 IA, Al
falfa. 261 Il, Tha Bishop 206, and
many other good ones. Pansy Miller,
dam of Alexander b. is also lie cam
of little Mabel, 2.16 IA, and Jerry T.,
PIP Is, a record made during 1856, his
first season, when he was the best
green PAGER on the turf Alexander y;
IS now less than five years old. stands
10 "a hands. and weighs nearly 100
pounds. He is :. trotting stallion, color,
beautiful bay with black points.
ard is a splendid. individual as
well az; q supcrblv bred horse. He Will
certainly improve the stock IN the
vicinity Of Pattrn. where he is to he
kept as Il stock horse 1t is worth
lot to own Il full brother to such
horse rs $1,000 Jerry b., o.12 Ii during
his first season. who vas second to My
star. 203 Ia. and who Won ten out %
il starts in his first year