Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-29
AGENTS FOR BUTHERICKS PATTERNS,

ward, is at the head of *. j. Poppieton's
string. He came from II. p. Peppers famous
stock farm at Lexington, KY, and cost
stallion, five years old, is by Maxey Cobb.
years old, shows evidences of en-
durance and speed, while Nettie
mile in As on the road. Susette, by Zulu,
and Duranda, bay mares, are three years
old, and much is expected of them. The
latter has a mark of 2:574. Among the
showiest, animals at the track are G.. M.
Hitchcock's team of pacers, a bay and a
chestnut, which are bound to be heard from.
They are both superb animals, and the chest
nut is rated very fast. AL. Potter is the
possessor of a beautiful chestnut colt, a son
of Auburn, which the handler says is des-
tined to create a stir in time. Victor
Sprague, a gray stallion, Is the property of
E. b. Woods. He is a top-notcher, with a
record of ;294. Milton g., a roar PAGER
p proves daily ". II, J Snpp a., a afa 3. e. Belonging SSts adn ito to
j. A. McShane, is another good one. S. Il.
Johnson's bay gelding, Mark, excites favor
able commenl every time he is brought upon
the track. He is very fast, and becoming
Bay Frank, .4sI, while A. w. Phelps and
son are proud of their VIC youngsters by
Jack Sheppard. Prince Edward, a glossy
bay stallion, and a half brother to Fullerton
H., WIFI ii TtCOTu VI Iva, u Nv DIluS VI
Thompson's stables. The Prince as yet has
no mark. Colonel j. M. Eddy's bay mare,
Macy, keeps company with the speed
lest. She is promising and valuable.
to omit G. d.. Wyatt's bay mare Flora. She
is a clipper. Her sire Is Oceana Chief and
she is a full sister of Maggie Knox, with a
record OF 2419. Dick Wilde's stables, too,
are worthy of more than a passing notice.
Heading his string is the well known trot-
ting stallion Trenton. He is q beautiful bay,
three years old and was foaled at Fashion
stud farm at Newark, N. j. He is by Stran-
ger, dam by Jay Gould, second dam by Alex
ander's Abdallah. Thus it will be seen he
comes for generations back from producing
and fashionable families. He combines the
blood of Hambletonian, American Star,
Mambrino Chief and Morgan. He is a fine,
speedy animal and a valuable acquisition to
Omahafs equine interests. Wilde also has
Annie S., a bay mare by Oriental, and a bay
gelding called John-both fine creatures.
Charles Caffrey thinks a good deal of his
three year old Wildair, while l.. X. Mayne's
PAGER Roam Hal, with a record of 2:324, at
tracts much attention. A. Higgins of Nor
ton, Kan, is tracking his pacing mare Red
Star, whom he thinks will acquit herself
nobly this season. Tho only string of run
ners present so far is that belonging to ID. ii.
Reynolds of Galesburg, and among which
Glen DAILY is q corker. Thus it will be seen
that the prospects tor the June meet are ex-
ceedingly bright amt it will not be exaggera-
tive 10 say that "a success Is assured that
will almost totally eclipse any of the
sessions ever held in this section
of the country, Probably the reproduction
of the programme will not come amiss, con-
sequently it will be found subjoined:
TUESDAY, U n II.
Trotting, 1913 class, purse 5000
Pacing, 2:35 class, purse. ....."..,..... 600
Running, one-half mile and repeat, purse. $50
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.
Trotting, 2:24 class, purse. ,.....,.....S 5000
Trotting, 3 minute class, purse. ......... GOO
Pacing, 2:25 class, purse. .............. 600
Running, IA mile dash, all ages, purse. 200
THURSDAY. JUNE IA.
Irottlng, 2:3S class, purse 'soO0
Trotting, 2:29 class, purse. .............. 600
Pacing, free for all, purse. ....".,...:. 600
Running, / mile dash, 3 years years old,
A"V
FRIDAY, JUNE Is.
Running, / mile and repeat, purse. ,..... $500
Trotting, 2;46 class, purse. ...........,.. GOO
Trotting, free for all, purse. ............ GOO
Running, ~ mile dash, novelty, purse. 200
$50 10 the first horse at the half mile.
S65 to the first horse at the mile.
SIS to the first horse at the mile and a hall.
Among the prominent trainers IN charge OF
the different stables upon the grounds is the
well-known and genial Ben Walker, Billy