Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15
HoRsKMEN's ASSOCIATION.
Asssai Election of omesrs-sprinS Meet
isg Abandoned

;
notice OF the resolution stricken from
the minutes OF the last meeting. which
were then adopted.
The financial secretary made hls re-
port, showing that last year the asso-
hand $5s9.ol. The tressurer's re-
port agreed, and both were adopted.
After vote OF thanks 10 the outgoing
officers the order OF election Was en-
tered upon, resulting IN the election Of
the following board of directors: ID. J.
Leathers, Geo. ID. Sisson. l.. b. Dixie
man. DIR. Brigham. VIM. Lllley, Or.
Griswold. Henry Mccormick, Chas.
kusterer, B. w. Putnam, A. III. korl-
lander, ". A. Tateuni, Henry Perkins,
Geo. Chadwick, Wm. Csdy and Wn.
Oswald.
The meeting then adjourned and a
meeting OF the newly elected directors
was al once called. Mr.. Mccormick
took the chair and Mr.. Tateum acted
as secretary pro tenn.
The salary OF the permanent sccre-
tsry was made 500 for the year. The
officers CT the board of directors were
then elected as follows: President, Don
j. Leathers; Vice Presidents, Or. IA. &
Brigham and Chas. kusterer; Secretary,
T.. B. Dlkeman; Treasurer, h. Putnam.
On III otion OF Mr.. S.sson ii was deter
mined not TO hold any spring meeting.
The chair appointed as executive conf
mite Messrs. Sisson, Grswoid, Cady,
Lilley and korliander, and al 10 o clock
the meeting adjourned.
Horses and Horsemen.
Herman Hyman is expected here
soon with another carload OF gentle
mems drivers and heavy draft Lorses,
and many are looking forward III e1-
pectatlon of getting some bargains.
Frank Burns, of Ball, Barnhart &
Putnam, has new team of draft horses.
They weigh about 1000 pounds each
and are good enough for any one 10 be
proud of.
/. NJ. Clark is the possessor of an
elegant team of draft horses. They
weigh about lo5o each and are pip
pens."
Owing to important business, Frank
Noble has not had time 10 devote 10
horse business lately, but has his ideas
quite definitely framed regarding the
coming season. Alcryon, record 2:l5t,
is only 8 years old, and n the opinion
of competent judges Is one o. the five
fastest stations in the country. His
record, indeed, is by no means meas
ure of his speed. This season he Will
not be put on the stud. but Will be
tracked at once. George Robbens is
giving him preliminary roadlng now,
and he is getting rapidly into prime
cond ton.
T. -o..,~S 10 0yotch ~ rra,l Nohi.s,
stallion, there are apt TO be some sur
prsess- the coming season HIS career
on the turf last season was attended
with misfortune. He hurt "A tendon
in forward leg, but on a hard track
at Terre Haute. while suffering from
the injury, ne forced out Allerton, {.
w. Williams phenomenal stallion, IN
2:l51. His record OF 2:lsl is far from
ms limit if in condition. AT present he
10 in good condition, and II Is TO be
hoped that the hurt will not trouble
him IN the future. If not. he will he
tracked and may be expected 10 get
down to about 2:l5. SO the horse men
say.
George Robbens is getting Ripple into
shape again by exercise on the road.
The surprise that this animal gave the
bctters at Saginaw last year j. one Cf
the things that may be looked for IA
any of the ,accs.
A. III. Kortlanjer yesterday sold his
4year-oid colt, Leland Medium, 10y
Fairlawn Medium, dam by Judge Lc-
land. tn Mr.. Hufiiemeier, OF Conklln,
Mich., Tor $3.50.
William Oswald's Prize, is horse
that IS well thought of. He is by a son
of Bayard, dam Glass Eye. 10y Tom
Crowder. HIS record is 2:26. lie has
won first money IN thlrty-three of his
races, and is considered
capable of dong 2:20 If IN proper con-
dition and under favorable circum-
stances. lie will bc tracked this sea-
son after a short season m the stud.
Kentucky Fly, a Red Wilkes mare,
one that VIM. Oswald expects To put on
the charmed circle In the 80 list this
summer.
G.. w. Chadwick will track Marshall
Il again this season. HIS horse Ciai-
borne. by Jerome Eddy, is q candidate
for 2:3O honors, though he has 80
record. He has done 2:S7i over q wet
half-mIle track.
Three yearlings, Irma, by Aleryon,
dam, stella, full sister to Marshal Il:
Marsha b, by Mauhall h, dam, Lady
Bishop, aud anolber unnamed, 10y
Royal Chamrion. are prom sing young
sters, and will be put IN training by g.
W. Chadwick this season. HIS brood
mares Stella, Lucy, and one by Nam
brino Whip. are al in foal 10 Alcryon.
A handsome lithograpb Of A. II.
Kortlapdef'e FAirlawn Medium. 2:25i.
ty Happy Medium, sdorns the window
of a Canal-st. store.
1t 10 to early in the season for any
marked activity IN trottiDg bred stock,
but there 10 constant demand FOR
good drivers, roadsters and carriage
horses.
Words Of CONNER s.sion.
W. (. Hull. owner Of Acmon, has re-
cexed the following from &. ". VIII
IIsms, the msn wbo owned and devel-
oped the stsllsons Axtell and Alierton,
ard Who u one OF tise lead ne author
ities Of the country. lie SAID:
"was glad To bear Acmon was
wintering nicely. ! see you limit
BIS stud season 20 July j, from
which | infer you VIII train
him after that date. I thiuk il the
rght thing 20 DO, fer ! srn satisfied he
viii lower bis present record ten sec
onds OF more. and IT fally mstured
when 5 year. Old, / believe be VIII OBJ
Il n o record faster thar snv son or
daughter Of his greet sire, Sutwood.
2Isf I have never driven any horse
faster than ne couIo speed last season.
sm satisfied be could 20
quarter N 81 seconds, and hslf IN
] se7. Any 1-year-old that could 60 Sc
fs-t es be csssd wita the breed lng and
b, - he hfs ~iil sonse DAY 4 al right,
e.. a resz fasr rrsfe and I ~csfftd - !.