The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23

sends a large log drive down the river
In Mr.. Stone s string were six Nor
gans and six Welcli mountain ponies.
/ The Morgan at the head of MI
Stone s exhibit was Green Mountain. a
five-year-old by Victor, by General
Gates, dam Caroline, by Daniel Lam
bert This handsome stallion and a
| three year-old, Robert Bruce, = were
Bought Of the estate Of the late Joseph
BatteIl of Middlebury. Tomah, eight
years old, a perfect ladies mare;
| Zephyr, a chestnut mare, - years old;
| Don Lilly, q three-year-old mare, and
Don Dinah, a wo-year-old FLY, were
in this string of Morgans.
At the head of Mr.. Stone 5 WeIch
pony string stood Nv Lord Pembroke,
a grey six-year-old weighing 600
pounds. He has never been beaten in
harness and is one of the best harness
ponies in the world. Next to him
stood the chestnut four-yoar-old, Math-
| rafal Golden King. An abundance
of style and action were attractive
qualities in Longmynd Emperor, a grey
| gelding of six years. Other ponies were
| Knighton Eary Greylight n bay geld
| ing, 3; Shannv Each. chestnut mare,
| 4; and Llyssun Nellie, chestnut
mare, 4. Four of these ponies were
ridden over hurdles by Matthew John
son, II years old, and they were driven
! singly, in pairs, in tandem, fourth
/ hand and under the saddle.
From Wilmington, where the progeny
of Kenney's Morgan have gotten a
strong footing, came several animals
| typical of this handsome stallion. C.
C. Barlow showed Kenney S Morgan,
now Il years old, by Knox Morgan,
son of Mountaineer Morgan, dam
Daisy, by Euripides. Mr.. Barlow al
so exhibited a two-yearOld black mare,
a half sister to Kenney's Morgan, by
Prince Charlie Hector, entered by l..
w. Boyd of Wilmington, was foaled in
1912 and traces to Black Hawk lie
is by Kenney's Morgan, dam Susie
EoughtOn, by Sir Henry. Wilder Buff
fun Of Wilmington showed a three
yearo old stallion, William NOgel of
Wilmington a fve-vear-old mare and
Frank Mann of Wilmington three
year-old gelding, all by Kenney's Nor
gan.
In the department of standard trot-
ting bred horses Barney Fralick
proprietor of the Connecticut River
Stock farm in Hatfield. Mass, present
led for the consideration of the judge,
10 animals that constituted notable
string. The Earl of Chatham, a hand
+. some black stallion - years old at the
head of this exhibit, has won over 81
blue ribbons in the show ring and Is
recognized as one of the great New
England sires. The Earl made q record
of 2.16 as q three-year-old, and is the
sire of Earlwood L., trial 200 IA, J
d. S., which made a record of 2.l3 /.
at four years, and eight others in thu
Q standard list.
< In Mr.. Fralick s list were the fol
a lowing animals by Earl of Chatham
o The three-year-old billiard Chatham
y dam Sadie Dillon, 2.21, by Sidne.
4 Dillon, sire of Lou Dillon, 1.5S; Majo
f; Smythe, yearling, dam by Eleetmont
!; a threeyear-old FLY, dam Lady Spit2
|, lner; a two-year-old FLY, Miss Smytht
; dam by Electmont; a yearling FLY
dam Sadie Dillon; and a yearling fillA
c Opera Chatham, dam Opera Chimes
e 2.15. The Sadie Dillon FLY was on
r. of the handsomest little beasts that ha
lie graced the fair grounds in years.
i The bay mare Sadie Dillon, wit
y foal by Earl by her side, was prize