The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-21
SPLENDID EXHIBITION
OF HORSES AT FAIR
OF the Big Entries, i65 Are Of Morgan
Breed, and the Owners Of Them
Are from Many Sec
fione

display OF fine horses al the Vermont
state fair is the largest known since
/ the organization has been IN existence,
Morgans. percherons, Welsh ponies and
all standard bred horses. All the horse.
men present are agreed that this eXhi.
bition Is the choicest and best that has
been seen for many a year.
0f those entered. l65 are Of the Nor
gan bred Some Of the most noted and
well-kn0wn stock farms represented here
are the Cahoon farm OF Lyndonyiile,
owned BY r. II Hoffman, who shows six
belonging 70 himself eight the property
OF c. Z. StilIman 81 New York City, five
belonging to Spencer Borden Of Fall
River, Mass, and single entries belong
ing 70 Charles Bradley Of 81. -lohnsbury,
Vt. Eugene Chastenay OF ST. Johnsbury.
VT, aud Newcomb q Kent Of Montpelier,
VT; all OF which are IN his charge.
a. r. Van Tassei Of Dubois, Pa, has
fine string Of twelve Morgans, chief
among which IS Bob Morgan. now in his
twenty. fourth year and sire Of most beau
tiful progeny ID the country. He Is
himself handsome as a dollar. with q
skin like satin. The rest OF this exhibit
consists Of brood mares, colts and FLIES,
worthy descendants Of q worthy sire.
Near the exhibit Of Van Tassel i that
Of Mountain View farm, East Burke,
VT, owned by =. a. Darling and under
the management Of G. II. Davis, who
shows twenty-five Of this brood First
10 mention IS Bobby D., a mahogany
bay stallion Of five years OF age and
son Of Bob Morgan, mentioned above
Another stallion n this string deserving
OF special mention j. Lyndon, a black
chestnut foaled ii 1904 and weighing
200 pounds and sire Of several fine
ones u other exhibits. Justin Is 4 two
year-old Of great promise and q stallion
owned by " =. Drown 81 East Burke.
named Rex, ir.. a son Of Rex, is also
shown in this exhibit and Is a dandy.
The description Of this string would
not be complete without naming Mr.
DaYling's pair 81 golden chestnut mares
Goldie and Eva IL for his own private
rise and for which he has been offered
big money; but they are not for sale.
There are Betsy and Carrie, a family
team, the latter always premium and
blue ribbon winner; Hazel and colt,
Daisy, quite speedy; Tomah, three
year-old; Elmer f., and others, al good !
ones
Next are the ten head shown by i.
r. G. Watson Of Brandon VT, Sampson /
being a stallion. seven years old. Rey
nard. own brother of Lyndon, Cahoon, I
q son Of Lyndon, also Morgan Lyndon |
and Belle Maria and Laura j.
Maple Grove farm. owned by c. vi
Paddock Of West Claremont, n. H., |
shows eleven Morgans, al showing good +
points, and e. w Gates OF Franklin, |
W.. exhibits Morgan stallion in ami
adjoining stall
A. Fullerton Phillips Of Barton. VT. /
shows nine Morgans. among the string
being Alex the Great. two years old, +
sired by Lyndon, Of the string belonging
to Il. A. Darling: color, a black chestnut,
with star in forehead; Mountain Mon
arch, foaled in 1907. sired BY Pete Nor
gan. bay ia color; Eldad Root, 1907, d
bay. sire Billy Robert; Welcome 1907
,olor bay and sire Morgan Dan; Agiates,
1906. color eocolate chestnut, sire Bob /
Morgan; Frank Bump, 1906, sired BY !,
The great Morgan, General Gates, and
who win be offered for sale; Endora,
1905. color bay and sire Billy Roberts;
Rose OF Sutton, 1904, sire Bob Morgan;
Afiller's Daughter, another Of Bob Nor
rans Get. The horses Alex, Welcome 1
md Agiates have won the blue ribbons
before and are strong candidates for
more.
IT G. Chandler Of peacham, VT, shows
Knox Morgan. foaled IN 1891, q brown
stallion from Monntaineer, who won the
AZ ...fs
'eIsior Boy, Il three-year-0ld sired BY
lim Doctor, two years old, and q pair
# fillies. Nina and Nancy. two and three
years old; and Snowdrop, gray flly
Dr.. J. a. Dow 81 West Topsham has nine
lorses in his exhibit, Of the Morgan and
lambert strain; Bnllrush Lambert.
,rown roam, who has taken five ribbons
rat Of six exhibitions; Peters Duplicate,
.hree years old and claimed to be the
ichest bred horse in the state; the rest
,eing Younger stock; G. i Morse OF Bar
on shows Cen Clifford, a black chest
tut, and driving mare Roxy, five years
Id Joseph Battell of Middlebury has
ancy Morgans here; Wiley Brothers
f Cambridge. a registered stallion nine
ears old; A. y, Cutting, Morgan stall
ion, Silk Wilkes, six years old ]. G. I,
3runk Of the Cotton Hill stock farm,
Ill, has showing OF nine
cad, Tom Lafon, chestnut, three years
Id; Sonata, winner OF worlds cham
ion prize at the ST. Louis exposition
a 1904, and who has never yet failed
0 be a prize winner wherever she has
cen exhhitcd Bens Daisy, who is en-
cred in the l5-mile race, to be driven !
1 this fair, and some fine young stock
T. b. Lang of Barton, VI, shows four
oTses. DeIille, a standard registered six
ear old stallion; Willoughby Morgan
nd two others. II. A. Walker Of Hart
md. VT has Hartland Prince and an-
Their driver; Chaifee & Perkins OF Roch-
ster show six entries, among them Peter
lorgan; r. NJ Young of Chelsea. Vt,
bows Greendell, a seal brown four-year-
III Marston stock farm. Oxford. n. II.
xhibits brood mare. Duiiie, and colt
f this year. named Independence. from
'andy Lambert; G. G Barlow Of Will
lington, Vt. shows Kenney's Morgan.
,aled in 1902 J. r. Sheldon exhibits
Willie Lambert. and there are several Il
sser entries Of the Morgan strain $
Maxwell Evarts Of Windsor has eight
orses on the grounds TO be seen and 4
ter sold at auction Friday. Among q
is horses is a Morgan mare. to be shown y