Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-03
TRACK AND STABLE.
Items of interest Concerning Maine
Horses and Horsemen.

Harry Lewis of Springfield recently
went to Wytopitlock and purchased
fire span of bay horses.
r. NJ. Blaisdeli OF East Franklin is
driving a handsome. twoyear- colt
Which Mr.. Tucker of Cherryfield,
broke to harness for him.
F. H. Davis OF Veazie has sold his
four heavy horses to James McNulty.
E. w. Bcrrill of Dedham purchased
a horse of Mrs. Everett Hussey of
Brewer last week.
0. O. Gardner of PASSPORT has re-
Gently added large and handsome
diving horse to the already large
string at his Water street stable.
E. &, Jordan of Poland has recently
purchased a fine horse in Portland.
Charles Wade of Hudson recently
purchased a fine young horse of John
Toiman of Glenburn.
The two-year-old Maine bred Baden
2333A, has been purchased by j. c.
Murphy of LEVEL, Mass. Mr.. Murphy
formerly owned King Direct, 2.05A.
Silas Perham of Pennington has sold
his handsome brown horse to Howard
Gould.
Charles S. Pollard of Dover pur-
chased a pair of work horses of Cyrus
Hill of East Sangerville last week.
E. w. Judkins sold a driving horse to
w. II. Monahan and r. w. Mcguire
sold a colt to a Milo man. w. G. Foss
sold the mare known as Queen Cakes
to Bert Wilbur of Dark Harbor
Ashton Plummer of Fort Fairfield
has bought of James Kelley, through
al civ, o.
mare by Alfondly. This mare shows
remarkable speed ut the brush.
Will and Chester Weber of Monroe
Center have traded their little chest
nut horse, with Willard ELLIS for the
big horse that Mr.. Ellis bought in
Searsport last summer.
Charles Randall CT Lubec has pur-
erased OF j. P. Anderson of West Lu-
bac fine looking ninemonths-old
colt The price paid was 500. This
colt is ny the French coach stallion
Voter Voter was bred on the farm of
e. s. Aiken. Scipio, n. Y. and is at
present owned by Daniel McFaul, West
Lubec. This goes to show that it pays
to breed to good stock.
G. w. Gerow Of Fort Fairfield has
sold to Massachusetts parties Il good
two ear-old by Roam Wilkes 2.o4A
dam, Black Beauty O 2.11la On half
mile track. by Quartermaster. second
dam by Kentucky Prince.
James f. Marden of Searsport lost u
valuable brood mare last week. She
got cast in the stall and hurt so badly
that he had to kill her.
Charles Treworgy of Smithfeid found
his six-months-old colt dead in his
Manager This was IL very promising
colt, by Col. Delmar.
Isaiah Morrcll of Portland whose re-
putation as horscman is state wide
has some very fast animals in his sta
bic this winter. and one of the gems of
the string is coming" siN-year-old
mare named Perquette by the famous
speed producer Moquette. This mare a
beautiful blood bay was purchased in
the West b. Mr.. Morrell. and has never
been raced although she was worked
for two months over half mile track
in Princeton. III. by Harry Jester and
on iris track showed a trial mile in
PA fat; last half in 1.04, and last quar-
tel. in so seconds which is moving some.
Perquette is royalty bred all around
Her first dam was Check by Check
mate; second dam by Cassius Clay;
third dam thoroughbred. She goes to
the pace but has never Worn anything
more than quarter boots. On the snow
she can show a cyclone clip.