Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
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Iaterestieg items Cenoersias Sns Noted
TRACK Performers

Interestisg Itsms Sencerstps sns Noted
TRACK Performers
An interesting feature OF next sum
ner's racing campaign vii be the prob
able erteTt OF Racine 10 lower salyat0T $
record of mile over the Monmouth
Park straight track. ID ls of course ali
dependent upon Eae,ne's training on
IN good form and perccpuble retention
OF hls marvellous speed OF last year;
but If these conditions are - hls favor
he viii almost surely be sent 10 40 the
feat. II he succeeds il Mil be the firsi
reliable index 10 the relative speed 0f q
fast straight track ana fast round or
oval track.
The Jackson county colt stake races
occur the week OF June 20. Ine entries
IN the s-yeaT-old, 3-year-oid and 4-yeST-
old classes nUnhcr p.
Aizone by AicTyos. dam Modest
Katie 10y Nambrlno star. brother or
Mamhrino Patchen. tAe greatest OF s.res
OF brood mares, Is aa eignt months old
daIzy. lie Is possessed OF al open galt
and can get night along. His owner,
Frank Noble, mas entered hun in the
5000 yearling STAKE race at Independ-
ence, Iowa, next summer. The race
viii be on kite shaped track. Ii Is
thought that Alzone IN good condition,
can cover mile IN $3.50 or less.
The announcement has been made
for the summer meeting 10 take place
AT the Union Park. Saginaw, July il,
Is. l6 and IL. The stakes for these
events aggregate 5000; as follows: For
the saginaw Valley guarantee stake,
$1,000 Tor trottlng horses eligible 10 the
2:2S class. entrance $500 10 Toe paid M
-four payments OF $50 each. For the
hotel stakes, 500 class, $1,000, entrance
500, 10 be paid N four payments OF Sl5
each. Pacing stake for the 2;2i ciass
$1,000, entrance 500, 10 be paid ia four
payments OF sl5 each. The FIRST pay
ment will be due at the time OF sub.
scription which is TO close "Wednesday,
April Is, 1891, each subscriber 10 give
his name and post-o.hce address with
subscription; second payment due FRI
day, May 10. 1891; third payment due
Monday, June Is, 1891. and the fourth
and last payment Will be due al the
close OF entries for the summer meet
ing, when the horses are 10 be named.
no subscriptions Will be received unless
the first payment shall accompany
same.
A Lexington, Ky. special says that
j. Z. Slblcy, OF Franklin, Pa, tele'
graphed the editor of the Kentucky
Stock Farm that he, IN connection with
c. J. Hamlin, Charles Backman, Z. +
Emery, W. X. Alien, :. A. Browne, ID
j. Campau, p. +. Johnston and others
had taken an option until September 81
on the entire plant of the Wallace Trot-
ting Register Company. THIS will for
ever settle the trouble trottlng horse
men have for years experienced with
| Mr.. Wallace, as il is the intention 70
allow every breeder III the country &
become a stockholder in the new regis
ter company. The breeders Will pay
500, 900 for the plant.
The following cities will make up
this years Michigan tro;tng and pac
ing circuit: Hliisdale, June 2 10 u
Three Rivers, June II 10 -; Muskegon
June % TO -; Jackson, July 10 4
Kalamazoo. July : TO 10; Windsor,
July TO 10: Saginaw, July IA 10 T.
| The nurses aud classes Will be an
nounccd int y few days. and the cntr,
circuit will give an aggregate of s5o, 900
Announcement is made of the con
ditions of the annual SD, COO nser
chants and manufacturers guaranteed
stake to he trotted at the blue ribbon
meeting of the Detre.t Driving Ciut
july 2i-2i. There are no changes ~
| the conditions. The stake IS for trot
ters eligible 10 the 2:2i class at the time
OF closing April 10. and the entrance !.
only 3 per cent, Sl25 payable wher
subscriptions are due, then Sl25 or
Nav IS, June 10 and July 6, when the
a.H
man saws in regard TO the stake: 9Th,
success o. this stake is so we'll assured
and the conditions 20 well understood
| that further conBmen. ia unnecessary
/ We ONLY ask those interested TO remeDi
her that subscriptions must be made
/ April 10.
There were over 100 additions TO the
2.20 list last season.
A weanllBG sister TO MargaretS s is saiC
TO have tro;ted an eighth of a mile at a
2:20 gait.
Acorn, bay goldng. PAGER, belong
| ing To Landlord Livingston, of the
! Livingston House, Is an his slx-year-ole
form. showing good speed. lie hs
/ done quarter in thirty-four seconds
a 2.i6 gait. Mr.. Livingston says he ha
! got some monev that will be some one
| else IL horse IN town can beat Acorn
/ lie IS 10y Pilot Champion, dam hy Cady
! Champion.
Mr.. Morse's hay four-yoar-old pacinl
mae has entirely recovered from he
winters indisposition. She Is expecteC
to develop into = tast one this year.
! A noticeable thing about the pure
| hung up for troiters and PAGERS - tha
/ the sums are getting exceedingly fat. 4
/ $4,000 stake Is common and SIS 90
stake will bc the thing at come meet
! ings this season. There Is more none,
in trotters and PAGERS IN the marke
and there IS almost as much Tor then
/ IN races as for running stock. Gran,
/ Rapids - essentially trotter and pace
town, but little interest being taken u
runners or running meetings.