The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-06-02
HORSE NOTES. :.

Emery Miller. Alliance, o., reports the
arrival Of bay colt by Atwood, dam by
Red Wilkes.
E. c. Walton, Alliance. o., reports the
arrival OF bay flly by a son of st. Bel,
dam by Starmont.
All the race meetings advertised for this
week were declared Off on account of the
unprecedented rains,
Capt. II, S. Shields is keeping his new
team at Nighman's, as he is building a
large addition to his barn.
ID. Atkins, Alliance, o., says he will
start up his brown horse by Pretender out
OF the dam of Old Grow,
Mr. Pollok is now at the Fair Grounds
track with twelve speedy horses, He
expects to be out in the circuit with some
good ones.
e. o. Eisman, late OF Canton, is located
atCumberland Park, Nashville, Tenn,
with Lee H., 2:4A, Reelection, 2:2lH,
Lydia Wilkes, Natalie Wilkes and several
youngsters,
L. j. Myers Of Lakeside Stock Farm is
now entertaining proposition TO spend
S6,OOO on his track and grounds with the
view OF giving two meetings each year.
with the electric cars connecting both
Canton and Massillon, who says this will
not be good scheme. Push IL Ed.
The following are the nominations for
the great $4,000 stallion stake to be trot-
ted at Grand Rapids, Mich, in August.
Horses to be named July %: Dubb Doble,
Chicago, Ill. G. j. Hamlin, Buffalo, N. Y. ;
A. b. Harris, Aurora, Ill. Parker & Miller,
Detroit, Mich. q. A. Durfee, Los Angeles,
Cal. NJ. L, McHenry, Geneseo, Ill. Amos
Rathbun, Waterville, Maine; A. A.
Swearinger, Mendota, i'll. John Dickerson,
Terre Haute, Ind. A. G. Redfleld, Gales
burg, Ill: Sisson & Lilley, Grand Rapids,
Mlch.i W. X. Armstrong, Romeo, Mich.
Pleasanton Farm, Pleasanton, CAL; W.
n. Ritchfleld. Lexington, KY; M. G. &c M.
n. Thomas, Utica, N. Y; G. II. Nelson,
Waterville, Me.
Roger Crane writes from Canton to the
Cleveland Sporteman as follows:
Our eastern village neighbor, Louisville,
| Is coming to the front in great shape. A
splendid haltmile track is in course OF
construction there and race meeting is
on the tapis.
Canton contains more fast pacing horses
than any city of it's size in Ohio.
John Z. Welty is disporting himself be-
| mind foxy pair OF side wheelers every
| evening on our vitrified brick boulevards.
Mr.. 'Welty knows how to hold the ribbons
| and enjoys a brush.
Jim Rice's great jumper, Friday, and
Sherlock's sorrel mare Fiddlesticks are
being galloped daily in preparation for
the early running events. They are both
good ones and are in elegant shape now
| Ed. }. Meyer will take the four-year.old
| Black Cloud pacing stallion Pinkamink,
2:40, trial 2:25N, and Mild Cloud, two
year.old, record 2:4S, out of the stud June
10. Ed says he is going to drive these
| young horses himself. He says he
likes the sport and will ride as
fast as any OF them. Bud Crooke will mo-
be campaigned this season. Pinkamink
Is expected to continue his good record
OF last year and the year before. He
started in eleven races and won them all.
Chief Cloud, blk c, 2, by Black Cloud
2 IN, is entered in quite a number Of
breeders stakes. He is great colt anC
no mistake. The two-year-olds will have
to trot faster than usual IL he does no
beat them.
Carnes Bros little pony Grasshoppel
has wintered nicely and can beat hi
record, the fastest in the world for hi
size, this summer.