The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-29
HORSE NOTES.

While holses are low, a 2:l1 PAGER il
etill worth about So, 600.
Mr. Rudy of Dalton, has purchased a
promising year old golding of JAS. Fry,
good for 2:46.
Mr.. Hurxtnal thinks, II we get any
sleignlnR, that he will ne we'll up ia trout
with Harry BayRrd. Guess this is right,
Col. Jack Bean has imported high bred
black wonder from Chicago, and may
make it Interesting when the snow flies.
Mr.. Haymaker has returned from Phil
adelphia wnere he sold car load OF road
and carriage horses at very satisfactory
prices.
M. Mccormick, owner of Dallas (2;11
pacing), will convert him next season,
and start him in the slow classes as q
trotler.
Mr.. Spelman of Minerva, purchased a
half interest in Harry BAyard this morn
ing. He has the figures 2;22 fixed for
Harry in 1898,
Shertzsr q Fey returned from Tusca-
rswas county on Friday with several draft
and road horses. They shipped 10 horses
to Philadelphia on Wednesday,, ali sold.
A. NJ. Spelm III, Of Minerva, was ia
Caution this morning. he sold his gray
pacing ReldipR, Crystal l., by Rex Hia-
toga, dam by Ru6sePs Hiatoga, to Can
ton man.
j. S:aley, Youngstown, o., has pur-
chased toe pacing stallion Bay Dick
2:44A, from Ii. Eek of Cleveland. THIS
horse will be campaigned next year by
Harry Adams.
A Minerva horseman was in Canton
this morning with a draft Oh New York
for S5S5, which be had just realized from
the horse be sold.
John e. Kitzmiller has a couple of high
bred youngsters in Town that can, either
one, go q quarter in 35 seconds. This is
liable TO lead the procession down she
suow path this winter.
The question whether Canton IL to have
a new lair ground, suitable to the size of
the city, and the grace and dignity of
Stark county, ought to be definitely settled
before the lot OF February.
WHAT'S in q name? For instance: Here
is the stallion BrighElight, that has put
Watcheye, 2:24A, in the 2;3O list this year,
1t is ssid that " a.cht ye is liable to m AXE
Brightlights light still brighter In 1893.
George II. Ketcham, Toledo, o., has
purchased from j. Madden the two-year-
old filly Ida by Wilton, dam by General
Washington and Miss Ida 2:26Z, by
King Clay out OF the dam of Hardsnell.
Both will be shipped to Europe.
DR.. G.. W. Fair, Cleveland, o., has pur-
chased from j. j. Downing, the three
year>old mare Sadie Hasson, by Newton's
Allie Wilkes, out OF the dam Of Nightin-
gale 2:12%. The price paid was $500.
Cope Sunson will sample this fllly.
Clark'S Horse Review OF Chicago Issues
q Christmas number that beats anything
ever before seen ia this countTy, from the
time the Pilgrims came over until this
hour. And this 10 no exaggeration. Il
contains many elegant pictures of noted
sires and hyers ia colors, all good enough
to frame, and 10 has about as much
valusble horse lore as the Year Book. 10
read it, is a liberal years education on
turf topics.
Dandy o. managed to land q champions
ship mark after all, as western paper
states that this pacer's mark Of I'll 10 the
fastest ever made by horse that wears
hobbies. Now is the time for another
man to come up and claim that Lord
Clinton is the fastest horse will piece
of bis tongue, or Mikado the swifEest side
wheeler that carries bog SPAWN az big
as your hat. Nothing like herding them
into the champion class.-CIeveland
Sportsman.
DR.. Schwartz, Canton, o., has been
very fortunate breeder. All his foundar
ton mares have proved the dams OF race
winners, and these race winners have
been their first foalS. These mares were
Maggie Medium, by Happy Medium,
dam of Irma s(p) 2:l8H, Con.
tention by Aberdeen, dam of
Stockwell (p) 2:21A; Telos by AImont
dam OF Nyanza (3) 2:26A; Spanish Maiden
by Happy Medium, dem OF Margrevs (2)
2:19A; Santa Clara, dam Of Navarro 2 2:40.
In each of these cases only one of the
produce Of the mare has been traint d.
Cleveland Sportsman.