The Penn's Grove record., 1888-10-13
HORSE NOTES.

jeff York, of Parkville, was seri
ously injured at Mineola recently by ST
Pancras stumbling on the track, an.
throwing York head-lrst to the ground.
Three of his ribs were broken, his spine
injured, and conclusion of the brain
enSued.
Gabriel Case IS contemplating a
meeting at Fleetwood Course, New
York, which will be a novelty in its
way. The idea is to give a meeting,
he races to take place on alternate
lays with Jerome Park, and give five
or six races each day, but instead of
The regular conditions these trOts are
o have the same principle as the run
ming races-that is, mile, l mile, 2
miles, or any fraction of the miles in
dashes.
The pacing mare Bessemer, owned
BY J. Mckinnie, of Pittsburg, Pa, was
made worthless for track purposes by
Barney Coyle at Youngstown, o., re-
emily. While on a drunk lie drove her
5welye miles, and then fed her before
she was cooled out,
IT. j. Middagh, OF Patterson, Pa,
mas sold to New York parties the bay
mare Mollie Kistler for $500, aud the
Gay FLY Miss Pearson to the same par
les for $500. Mr.. Middagh has
bought Of New Jersey parties "A fine
. tle.team which has trotted an eXhi-
bition mile in $50.
French Park AMI Sam Wood,
which joined Hyland's stable recently,
a v been thrown out of training for
he balance of the season. French
Park had an ankle that bothered him
considerably, and Sam Wood had done
considerable racing. F~eteranians who
nave examined French Park the colt
s practically sound and that he is GER
tain to train next season
John Osmoud, the lessee of thu
Philadelphia Driving Course, paid 500
ior the privileges of the place for on
ear. He got his money back last
Fourth of July, and his receipts from
bars and lunch counters at the meeting
recently was clear gain.
Mr.. Withers says he has almost
made up his mind to reserve the
F%averdale colt for his stud at Brook
lale. He says that IN addition to his
rlce quality and high class he would
make a splendid out-croSs for his
mares. He already has nine stations.
Jack wore tips in the Fleetwood
stakes the last week in September,
when he reduced his record to Z. l94,
and also at Point Breeze on. "Wednesday
september Goth, when he won the 2.2i
class race. Doble says that Jack goes
oest in tips over any kind of a track.
The 5 year old chestnut horse Sur
orIse. by McGregor, Chief, dam by
sam HARDWOOD, dropped dead while
'coring for the second heat of a race at
Norfolk. Neb. lie had a record Of
2.33a, made at Marshalltown, Ia, in
June, and was sold for $4,000 ten min
utes after lie made it.
There is a diversity of guessing Al
Lexington, KY. as to tbs probable
winner of the 2.25 stallion stake of the
rrotting Horse Breeders Association,
out Hinder Wilkes seems to have ''the
CALL" The 2.2l stakes for stations is
generally conceded to General Wilkes
IN straight heats. There are lS9 hOr-
ses eligible to start in the IS events,
not counting the $1,000 free for all on
the last day.
The black mare Westchester Girl
(2.264) collided with another horse On
the Willimantic Conn., track recently
breaking her near foleleg. The leg
has been set in the hope that the mare
may be saved for breeding purposes.
Belle Hamlin is In training again.
The stakes of the Breeders meet
ing to be held on October % TO 81 next
at Fashion Stud Farm, Trenton, n.
j., are as follows: No. 1-Stake for
yearllngs, foals of 1887. No. 2
Stakes for 2 year ODDS, foals of 1856,
free foI all. No. 3-Stakes for 8 year
olds never having beaten 2.40. Nc. A.
Stakes for 2 year ODDS. non-winUeTs of
money. No. 4-Stakes for 3 year olds,
foals of 1855. free for all. No. G.
Stakes for 8 year Odds never having
beaten 2,35. No. 7-Stakes for 3 year
olds, non-winners Of money. Ne. s.
Stakes for 4 year olds, fOa!s of 1884,
free for all. No. 9-Stakes for 4 year
olds never having beaten 2.35. Ne.
10-Stakes for 4 year Odds, n0n-win-
ners of money. No, 1l-Stakes for
stations, 2.3O class, No. l3-Stakes
for stations, 2.20 class.
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