The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Akron has Just opened q new pleasure
and driving park, Some OF tho attIaG'
tiona are lawn tennis, croquet, swings,
ponies with aaddlea or vehicles and u
good half mile track, The grounds are
well shaded and can be secured by prl'
yate parties or societies for plenlca'
Dr. Carnes states that his PAGER has
gone 4 half mile ON the falr ground
track ia 1915,
The hOraemen OF Canton are thinking
Of having u matinee every Saturday
afternoon whore local h0raemen can
test the speed OF their critters,
Some Of the local horRemen are talk
Ing OF u couple OF match races between
local flyers for the ith OF July,
News comes from ~. Louis that the
great racers Spokane and Galen have
broken down,
Buffalo Girl, 2,l9ls may he campaign
ed this season, shG has had three
years rest aud Trainer Mcdonald thinks
She can pace % fast ~ ever,
Furor, brother 10 Fugue, 9l0ll, died
at w, u, llayneS stables, Jackson,
Mich, May 10.
Billy s, 9H0l Is gcint East out In
Colorado this spring, altlollgh about ~
yelra of age.
There were three races NJ Newark,
Ohio, yeatGrday, Notwithstanding the
heavy, muddy track. The $3.50 pacing
race was won by MIX Shakein straight
heats, beat time e;3Dli; Lottle y, sec
0nd, BILLY II third, Ia the 221 class
trOttIng Freddie j. won In straight
heats, Wayne Wilson aeoond, ELLA Clay
third, Leopard Rose fourth, time 2'a5,
2!89, 2,a5, The half mile dash was won
by Andra In 81 seconds,
OrrIn IIlckok is training Stamboul Mt
the Bay DiatriGt track with u view 70
driving him In sa2. l
II mmorcd that the Goldberg Bros,
are negotiating for Il new PAGER that
can beat $3.50 three times on half mile
truck,
In our supplement to-day will be
found an interesting article on fine
horses, which will interest all our horse
lanolors.
Mr. George A, slngerly the former
owner Of the famous geldlng Prince
wilkes, received information WednOa,
day that the little trOtier has arrived
In good condition at Bnon0s AyreS,-
philadelphia Record.
Whata the matter wlthCantOn horse.
mrnY Mansfield, Wooster, AkrOu,Orr
vile and youngstown all have tr0lllng
associations, why Nh0uld not Canton 2
The Meyer stock Farm now has one OF
finest hall mile trucks IN Ohio aud the
street cars run Within thirty feet OF the
track. Why not make n
start and give little meeting
on the fouth OF July asa starter.
We are under obligations TO Q, n,
McCue, Secretary, for the list Of entriea
10 the Mansfield races June IL, ~ and
II. The list of horses numbers ~ In
Guiding number OF the best on the
turf, Secretary McCuo 10 u FIRST class
gentleman and thorough hOrSemNn,
aud the races viii 0ll be Teeled of
suoodlly aud according to the rules.
Ladies' are admitted free, The first
day we shnll see the 3.uO trot with
eight entries, and the 2'20uOtwlth four
entries, also the ESQ pacing race with
ten entries, The last day comes ON
the 2.3l trot and the iree'i0r all pace
with entries, There are such horses
as Emma, 2;l6; Regardleas, 2l0; Joe
Bunker 2lOif; Black York, 22Olli
Belle Ogle, 2;2ll5; Grafton, 2;2OiG; Cup
2.23i5, picaway, 2;2lii; Forrest Queen,
2,24i6 Freddie H., S;27i; MalOcc0,
2,2lI Wayne Wilson, 9;20i6 and many
Others with iust records,
The chestnut geldng Uncle She, 2'25,
by Star Harold, showed u 2'2l clip on
the Longyew track yesterday and
could have easily beaten his record
lCleyeland Plain Dealer, This horse
was presented 10 Cyrus Bosw0rth, of
Cleveland, two years Ogo by Dr. j, V.
Newton, Of Toledo, and Gen. Sherwood,
but MIR. Bosworth never fully appre-
olated the donation. Uncle Sile won
the free for.all pace nj Cleveland West
side track yesterday,
NEWARK RACES.
NEWARK, o., June G,-The second
days races of the Mound park driving
ngAoclntiou to-day had grand weather