The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-30

of his get hold the worlds record.
Next month we predict will be a
great month for record smashing.
Frank Oxman has gone TO 51altzi0g
again. He got the flag the other day.
The Guy Wilkes mare, Mute
Wilkes, 2:20lG, is but four years OLD.
1t is said that old Johnston is pretty
| weak this year. He has been great
| horse. ....-
Don't count Martha Wilkes out OF
the contest for the worlds record,
! Gays the Huh.
We notice many farmers have
planted peas To be turned under on
their land. Nothing better.
1t is said tIat Mckinney, '2:121s, is
recovering from his recent injury and
is now being given regular work.
To Edward Geers: Come on back
and tahe your horse before he falls
into the hands of the Philistines."
To-day the great Futurity for two
| year-Olds will be run 1T COney Island.
It's value rs estimated st 100000.
Belle Aoeher, 2:l5A, won the free
| fOr-all tCot at the recent Columbus,
Ohio, meeting in 2:l9, 2:f6 and 2:17.
Don Pedro. the "hearse horse" of
the Salisbury string, won another
race yesterday. Time 2:l4l4, 2:l2}H,
2:I4L..
The management of the Grand
| Rapids, Mich, races last week, are
several Thousand dollars behind on
the meeting.
Allertons recent lameness was
caused by wrenchtng the muscles of
! the right hind leg. on the inside above
the hook, says an exchange.
Dr. SADIE, owner of Temple Bar,
2:178s haas by1nght suit against the
Cleveland Association fOrau alleged
! improper expulsion. ..
During a thunder stoTm at Lexing-
ton, KY, last week lightning struck
tree within one hundred and fifty
feet from Temple Bar'sstal.
ClaFk's EOrse Review has picture
taken from photograph of the scene
OF HSl Pointer going his mile ia
2:5z+ hitehed te the Dyke sulky.
NovaI, son OF EIectioneer, lowered
his record from &:l7Li TO 4:Bi$l, yes-
=
Brown, OF Sshwood, have.0ne or two
of his get.
3foeot Won the haIf-miIe free-for-
all pace yesterday. Best time :00Is
These half -ia&ile sYrints are good, soft
things for the band of buffers that
are parading around In fast company
We call attention to the reward Of
800 offered by MaurV County Farm
er<' and Breeders A=socIatiql, pub
iIshed in another cOigi"u.
We suggest to Mr. Hamiin the
next time he wants an amateur
driver 70 drive his greRs horse, t. try
Conner Akin. He caa &Ieat the man
who drove hinl yesterday.
The PAGERS have furnished most Of |
the sensations 80 far this ,gear.-H@b. !
1t has been the same sway, every
year, unless yea count x fast trial |
against the grim spirit o. the scytlRe !
and blade, D." sensational.
It's dollars to dimes thaE should 4
Direct keep right he will beat Hal
Pointer when they meet in reOnessee
this falL--Spirlt OF the Hub.
We publish the above to let some
at the boys, who will insist on bet-
ding on q home horse. know where
they can make some winter oats, 80.
Direct, 2:a6, Nancy Hanks, 2a81 Ii,
Auerton, 2:O9]4. ClingstOne, 2:14 and
iFoldsnllth Maid, 2 nd arg pretty good +
proofs that inpreeding is not failure,
says the Hub. g.,
But can You call any OF the above
inbred? However. We do
not think the question of iRbEeediug
means sc much as the questions,
what are they inbred to? That
means everything. 1t has been clear
~ demonstrated that the blood OF
II bletonian 10 and Tom Hal Will
stand some inbreding.
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