Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-09

is medium-sized colt, by Longfellow, dam
Ida Lewis. and is owned by W. r. Letcher
OF Richmond, KY. He was Just fair per-
former as two-year old, and ran both
East and West last year.
George Morrison. at Connersyille. Ind.
reports his stock all doing well, and SAYS he
has few very promising colts by Anteros,
6O2O (full brother to Anteeo 2:l6l, and An
tevoio, 2I9!), by Electioneer, 125, dam
Columbine, by A. W. Richmond.
Salvador has been backed for the Subur.
ban, and the money is said to come from
the right quarter" 1t has been whis-
pe.ed about that the bald-faced chestnut
would be specially prepared for the race,
and would be Mr.. Haggin's main reliance.
Reina and Betsy Brown were driven last
week at Terre Haute by Budd Doble to
skeleton wagon a half mile in 1.Osb. last
quarter in $50 seconds, 2:I4 clip. This is
remarkable speed for this season of the
year. The trial mile record of Maud s. and
Aldine, made in 1888, was 2:l5a.
John E. Turner's stable of trotters and
PAGERS this year includes Harry Wilkes,
2:139; Rosaline Wilkes, 2:I41. Seymour
Belle, 2:l9a; Wanita. 22oI; Fred Foleer
2:2o2; Annie Wilkes. 2:2I4; Shipman. 2::24I:
Suisun, 2:25; San Mateo, 2:2S4; Happy Bee.
2:294;; Gossip, Jr., 2:134, and Mambrino
Hannis, 2:l61.
Many times lately have heard the re-
mark" says Grim" in the Breeder and
Sportsman, things will be quiet here this
year as Marvin and Hickok have gone
East From present appearances it is sus-
ceptible of belief that the present season
will surpass all former years in surprises
and sensational performers, there being
many good thing" slowed away on va
rious OF the breeding farms of the State.
Palo Alto Stock Farm names foals of
mares nominated January 2. $780, in the
Matron Stakes of the New York Jockey
Club as follows: Bay colt Cadmus. by
Flood, dam imported Cornelia, by Isonomy:
bay filly Charm, by imported Cheviot, dam
imported Fairy Rose. by Kisber; bay FLY
Fidelia, by Flood, dam imported Flirt, by
The Hermit; brown filly Genoa, by Flood,
cam imported Goula, by Exminster and bay
colt Paris, by imported Cheviot, dam Pre-
cious, by Lever.
Monogram, the once famous "Whirl.
wind of the West" is now with Ed. Nc
Eimeel's string at Jerome Park. The
Suburban favorite of Pontiac's wear is
galloping in rare style, but Ed says his
knee hurts him and he cannot turn cor
ners handily. In appearance Monogram
has not altered from the gigantic gelding
which came out from the West in 1885 and
created the greatest furore that any Sub
urban favorite ever did. He is now IL
years old and carries his age WELL"
On " ednesday afternoon there was prob
ably no happier man in San Francisco
than Mr.. Valensin, Of Pleasanton. As
stated in the gossip column q few weeks
ago, Simmocolon has been sent back East
to the stables of Jas. Goldsmith, of Dundee
Park. New jersey; on Wednesday alter
noon Mr.. Valensin received telegram
from Goldsmith stating that Simmocoon
had won race in three straight heats and
received a record of 2:234 There were
originally ten entries for the purse but
whether they all started or not it will be
impossible to tell until the Eastern papers
arrive with an account of the race Breeder
and Sportsman,