Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-02

said: "My attention in the future shall be
given more to individuality than in the
past. l want trotter with good head,
an intelligent animal Let horse have a
good head, with all that quality implies,
and you will note that self-position does
much to send him first under the wire in a
cracking race, a race that all down the
stretch may have been fought inch BY
inch. Such l have tried, and will in the
dition to speed. and is what mean by the
individuality of the animal"
AROUND THE TRACKS.
Senator Hearst's horses are now at the
Westchester track, New York.
1t is believed that the Winters stable.
now at st. Louis, will 60 to Monmouth
this week.
Arab (2:l5) will be seen once more on
the Eastern tracks. Mr.. Golden will have
him in charge this season.
Riley has shown himself to be the best
three-year-old of the season thus far, bat
wait till Racine is heard FROM
Queen Emma, full sister to Cousin
Peggy-the dam of GeralGine-has dropped
fine FLY by Thistle, brother to Gold Leaf.
The Undine stable-Homer, Glenlivet
and Racine-arrived at Chicago last week,
and will leave on Tuesday for Westminster,
New York.
George P. Smith will campaign quite a
strong Eastern stable this season. Among
the lot he has the dun horse Alto (2:371),
by Anteeo, sire of Flossie G. f2:1Sll, and
several very promising green ones.
Senator Hearst's speedy PAGER Home
stake (2:164). who was through the Califor-
mia circuit in 'S7, and has since been on
the shelf, is now in p Farrell's hands.
Arol (2:24), by Electioneer, dam Aurora
(2:27), by John Nelson, in Marvin's string,
is recovering rapidly from injuries received
In transit across the continent.
Sunol and Axtell have been barred from
the four year-old stake in the Grand Cir
cult meeting which opens on the Goth of
August.
Ell Rio Rey's Ill for three.quarters of a
mile was wiped out at Morris Park, n.
j., on Satusday by Fides, who ran the
distance in 1:104.
white Hat" McCarty has at Chicago
string of forty EIGHT, headed by Gus Wilkes,
2:254, by Mambrino Wilkes, and several
youngsters the get of Elector, Algona,
Nephew, Electioneer and A. w. Richmond.
The Dennison Bros of Sacramento have
arrived at Portland with their string of
tnoroughbreds, including Dave Douglass,
Hotspur, Princes First, Mohawk and G.
W. The latter colt took cold on the trip
and has since died.
Rancho Del Paso has purchased Billow
(the dam of the flying two year-old Eclipse)
from Mr.. Bybee, Oregon, paying 81, 500 for
her. Her tilly foal by Leon was not in
cluded in the sale. She had been bred
back to Leon.-Breeder and Sportsman.
White Stockings ZIG, is the fastest trot-
ter OF unknown breeding. Guy, 2:1Oa, is
the fastest trotter without any Hambleto.
MAN blood. Palo Alto, record 2:124. is the
fastest trotter of a thoroughbr bred mare.
George K. Sheldon, of Aizada. Mont.
writes that he has mare that has had two
colts this spring, foaled TWENTY-FIVE DAYS
apart. The first was foaled April 18th and
the second was foaled May 10Th. They are
both stout and healthy.
Monroe Salisbury, owner of the speedy
young mare Margaret s., will at once send
her East to compete in the Horseman's
stake at Detroit on July 22d. 1t is thought
she will have to beat PIG, and that she can
readily do il.
Thesons of Alden Goldsmith bring honor
to the name. John A. Goldsmith is one
of the star drivers of the Pacific coast. He
trained and drove to his record Guy
Wilkes, 2:154, and Lillian Wilkes, 2:173, as
a three ear-old; Sable Wilkes, 2:1S, as a
three-year-old; Regal Wilkes, 22Oa, as q
twO-year-o old, and Hazel Wilkes. 2:2O, as
four-y year old.-Mnror and Farmer.
Messrs. Miller & Sibley sold last week to
Messrs. Schumlbach & Parker two yearling
colts, Gold Cosst and Golden Slope; both
were bred at Palo Alto. Gold Coast being
by Electioneer out of Edith Carr (dam of
Campbell's Electioneer, three years old,
2:22!) by Clark Chief, SO. Golden Slope is
by Electioneer out of Addie (dam of Wood
nut, 2:164, and Manon, 2:21) by Handle
tonian Chief. The reported price is S12 600.
Alfred s., 2:1S, now in the Hickok stable
at Terre Haute. is down in all the authori-
ties as dam untraced. The dam was al.
ways known in this State as Nora Mar
shall, but in Poughkeepsie she was known
as the Doty Mare, having been bred and
raised by man called John Doty, who
sold her to the agent of j. G. Flood in 1874.
Breeder and Sportsman.
A Terre Haute correspondent of the
Horse Reviea0 writes that one of the grand
est individuals and cleanest gated colts ne
ever saw is the two year-old Sidney Faus-
tino, who holds the stallion yearling record
of the world, 2:35 He is in the stable of
John Dickerson, who is very much pleased
with him and with his promise for this
year. Faustino is owned by Waters Stock
Farm, and it is expected that he will next
season be in the stud at that farm.