The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-12


team trot at the Cleveland July meeting,
for purse of $1,000. Here is the list of
nominees:
j. Hamlin, Buffalo, NY.
M. Sibley, franklin, Pa.
May Overton, Nashville, Tenn.
c. f. Emery, Cleveland, o.
W. B. Fasig, Cleveland, o.
j. Filmer, Gloversville, NJ Y.
j. l. Case, Racine, Wis.
w. r. Allen, Pittstield, Mass.
Most of the teams can be guessed at
| this time. The Fasig pair viii be made
up of Five Points, 2:2934, and Wyandotte,
2:231I. Five Points has gone a mile with
Keokee in 2:24, the last quarter being in
"a seconds.
c. j. Hamlin names his three horses
with his entry. They are Lucretia, 2:25H,
Globe, 2:19H, Nightingale, 2:2519, He ex-
| poets his pair to be fit for 2:20.
Mr.. Sibley's team will be from these
three; Fay, 2:25, Conductor, 2:25I, and
Maralia, 2:25H.
The Filmer three to be named will prob
| ably be Blue Charley, 2:22, Wonder,
2:22%, and Pickpania, 2:25%.
The Nashville team can be two young
mares, natural polers, and much fancied
by Overton.
Mr.. Emery's pair is likely to be that Sc.
lected for last falls race. In IL was Flor
ence billiard, 2:29A, and Vesta, 2:2719
They were able to trot mile close to
2 20 last year.
j. /. Case's team is not known. but one
of the pair will be Linda Sprague,
2:20%.
Mr.. Aliens pair is not known, but one
of the team will be Fiesta, 2:20 The
race is sure to attract national attention.
We are in receipt of Wallace's Year
Book for 1891. 1t Is the most complete
and valuable yet issued. No horseman
can afford to be without copy. 1t con-
H,s ~ nj
statistics. In addition to all the sum
maries of trotting and pacing events dur
ing 1890, il contains also the most COM
prehensive and complete tables of all
past experience in fast trotting and pac-
cling. 1t also contains table giving for
under their sires; also table, with pedi-
grees of all 2:30 PAGERS, complete table
with age of all 2:30 trotters, and classi-
fled list of 2 80 PAGERS. In every case the
records have been compared with the list
by the American and National trotting
associations. The book only cost 81 80,
sent to any address post paid, on receipt
of price. Address j.. II. Wallace, 280
Broadway N. Y.
Goldberg Bros. have retired Davy
Crockett, 2:24H, from the turf He is not
for sale, hence what we say of him is not
with any desire to parade his charms.
This fast and game PAGER went on the
and one races and has paced seventy five
heats in 2:30 or better, He has won
sixty seven first monies, twenty four
second monies, and never started in but
one race that he did not win part of the
purse, and that was at Columbus in 1886,
where he fell down, after winning two
heats. He is now as sound as a free
coinage silver dollar and as frisky as a
nine months old cat, with all his speed.
Dates for trotting and pacing have been
claimed by the following Ohio towns:
Mansfield, June 8 to 12; Bellevue, June 16
to 10; Fostoria, June % to 26; Marion,
June 30 to DULY 3; Wellsville, July 3 to A
Lima, July to 10; Dayton, July ID to II;
Lima, July 21 to 25; Cleveland, July 28 to
81; Wellsville, August 25 to %; Dayton,
Sept. TO II; Toledo. Sept. to 12; Cleve-
land, Sept. 8 TO II; Cincinnati, Sept. IA to
10; Cleveland, Sept. 2l to %; franklin,
Sept. 20 to Oct. 2.
Canton should have kite-shaped
track.
Mr.. C. C. Cook has very fast mare by
Electo, that he proposes to give fast rec
ord this season.
good horse trainer could do we'll in
Canton this year. We have a promising
lot of youngsters waiting to hear the bell
ring.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 5.-The Lackey-
Carmony combination sale continued to-
day. Sales were made at 500 and upward
as follows:
Ross, b. g., John Welch, Gosport; s, ,425.
Jack Shields, b. s., W. II. Coburn, city;
81 900.
Jenny Wilkes, b. e., j. w. Lewark,
Pendleton; $500.
Daisy C.,g. m, p. Altman, Plainheld;
2,025.
Long, b. g., G. W. Parnall, Newtown;
$3.50.
blanche, C. m, Smith Graves; 5000.
DR.. H., b. g., j. j. Digler, Philadelphia,
Penn; $500.
LEXINGTON, KY, Mar. 5.-CharIes Briel,
of Pittsburg, has sold TO II. @. Buford,
Buford, Tenn, the pacing stallion Mark
land, 2:21, by Victor Won Bismark, dam
Sally Dudley, by Standard-bearer, for
<, 900.