The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-07-14

year. AS he has sixty-eight
re now, the chances. look rather
ky for the other fellow.
An exchange remarks: The years.
innings of Margaret S., $4,000,
itch was the largest one on America
tting turf last season, sinks into.
ignificance when it is known that
sque Bonita won in Europe short
ne ago just four times that amount
one race.
A. I. Maxim says: sLuck did not
Up Rose to bring out trotter as
lg as he employed incompetent
liners. Luck did not help Q. III.
'lson to bring out great trotter
til he made use of trotting blood
d used great skill in. training and
veloping. Luck did not hely G. w.
illiams to produce an. Axtell as long
he persisted in training dung
U.s."
Saturday morning McpoeI worked
mile in 2:19, last half in l:054,
ing it so easy that one could hardly
llize the rate. McDoel and Nancy
,nks could each right now go a
Try mile. How fast no one could
Some where down the line this
on there will be time when the.I
for-allers that can't be beat w
? up with the "best green horse in
ouri," and Mr.. Doble will set
q and drive him, then there will
race record. John Jackson
y Frank Fairbanks stallion
hClay a mile in 2:35. Godelia
) wher mile in 2:21, last half in
I-[Terra Haute Express.
ttlng horscmen are, without
w the most shabbily treated of
ahAss of men who strive to make
ig by catering to the public de-
: ma Tor amusement. Instead of
DEL aid for their trouble, in the
,onsn they generally have to paw
INC Tic for the privilege of amusing
'noi, 1t is time a reformation was
"oi as the trainers and owners
are eng tired of the unsatisfactory
man IN which racing business is
O'i"aducted. A few associations
! have lie their wav i;tt,o l'
by cug their entrance soo.
~, - but the wave ofcontentment
}, w" ettle until the rule is found
III ooonaking it compulsory.
Na''esday was the regular "speed
Jay ae track, when some of the
~ were worked out. The
80 not in fair condition. a
--'' an spots and somewhat
rough on tho vho,o ""
'"'iSiacy results. The weather was
i.o' qui favorable, owing to a stiff
liosn W that blew up from the
oou'n' iiticapping the first half bv
~ '0 ee OF four seconds. Eyery-
"put except those that took
w. ~previous day. Williams
49, from sprained ankle.
49, an attempt to coax speed
few days. but nlncL;In soi0,e a
o. ~ 'De spital. He brought out
wy Da' ufhter of Happy Medium
. 0'ii'earl Medium, 2:27, and
Ion roI rer a e in 2 :37!, last half in
- an hour later she got a
PA :" q. Mary Marshal was
not appareE in form OIL ""'
,o4l:, ', anu showed
,n- ICY IMAM a mile in 2:26.
; Allerton was usuol;n 80, ~
started for aiIo I'm. ~" vas
break near | s,anA c.
be logged toe half and soa4 "
there to the Va in I NJ o
sido LIZ o rum was brought up be-
in pure styleyitbout q 49,. '0
2:l68, last HAN OH ,oat AZ
81 seconds. lvas tba 60 '0'
eastoo. 'no fk this season, and the
during his sean -rAnoo,,;os -
ter. Aro'-
Ihere are noottino borsos
to go around. ,ma ossoo;a.. =
had to declar tbeir noo.;,'.- $40, !.
while many ha TO re-oro, w
etc. There are, immonso ','''
I i"'Ns iplis country and the
~ "i0 wing to spend their
money to see th,aces but a. -.
a-1 i-Uiu out' long as trotting is
as popular as it at nresont III
| mass of tha rmol /, N