Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05


great success.
+. M. Pearson OF Syracuse, has a Dig
stable OF promising colts, and expects rev
OF them 10 distinguish themselves this sea
son.
George Swigart of this city ranks with the
best starters in the country. he has engage
ments that will keep him going through the
entire season.
The Rich hill, Mo, fair association will
hold its summer harness nreating August -
TO 26. Eight thousand dollar in stakes and
purses is offered.
Patrick Bros have just taken fine year
ling Hilltop colt from their ranch 10
Omaha, to go into training on the track
Fremont Tribune.
The grand opening Of the new track at Da-
venport, Ia, will take place August TO .,
on which occasion So, 900 will be hung up In
purses ana specials.
St. Joe claims TO have the finest mile track
in tho west but St. Joe Is way of, the finest
mile track in the west will be found right
at Union park, Council Bluffs.
Irvin Gordon, Nevada, Mo-, has purchased
OF the Rising Sun farm, Pontiac, Mich, the
O. m. Bessie Il. 3615, by Tariff. 50S4, dam
by st. Lawrence, and several other colts and
fillies.
The mixed meeting, trotting, pacing aud
running at Lyons, June 22-2i, promises some
fine sport. The kite track is In excellent
condition and is very fast, writes Secretary
w. ID. Smith.
The management at Ponca are working
like beavers for their big July meeting The
track Is becoming better and better every
day, and it is sight to see the many horses
already in at work.
A. G. Jensen has sold his fiue carriage team
TO parties in Omaha. Walter Jardine came
up from that city this morning to drive them
over. 1t is understood they will go into pos
session Of the Omaha Merchants Express
Fremont Tribune.
The entries TO the Des MONIES August
meeting close tomorrow. This is the $1,000
inaugural meeting of the new association
over there and will be one OF the biggest
meetings held In the country in 1892 The
BEE would be indebted to E. p. Farley, Sec
retary, for full program.
Sans Soucl farm. Montgomery City, Mo-,
has lost q bay colt by Kremlin (3) 2:221+, out
| Of Fedora by Kentucky Prince; second dam
Cassandra, by Messenger Duroc; third dam
/ Hattie Hogan dam OF Hogarth 2:2e. Prince
Bogarth 2:o7x and Henriette, dam Of Com
pany 2:l9sD, oy Harry Clay 30.
| Ed Pyle has sixty-two head in training a:
Syracuse, and still finds a little time to taih
horse He says the track there is the bes'
all round track for training purposes there I:
in the country, and Edward comes pretty
| nearly knowing what he Is talking about
| Pyle is setting great store by his magnificent
two-year-old, Fred p, whose yearling mari
is 2:451.
Lexington, Neb., thinks it has the yearlini
and two-year-old winners OF the Syracuse
meeting. The yearling is owned by Z. B
Smith. is sired by Aivary, BY AJvarado ant
his owner has refused 81 200 for him; hs
weighs $50 pounds and is but 10 months old
The 2-year old is owned by mine host L. N
Miller of the CORTLAND hotel, and is by tina,
good old sire. Shadelaud Onward, 2:1s2l.
Following will be found a partial list of th
race meetings for Nebraska and adjacen
states for the season: Omaha. August &c
September .; Nebraska Breeders association
Beatrice, August 9-l2; Ponca Driving park
Ponca, July 40; Seward Nebraska, Sen
temoer 27-30; Syracuse, Neo., July 20; Lin
coin, September SO; Lyons Driving park
Lyons, Neb., June 22-24 September Clio
Centerville, Ia, July Ia; Creston, la
August 22-27; Des Moines. August is; ST
yer City, Ia. July 4-5; Sioux City; Ia, Jqn
koko, Mo-, July 1921; Lancaster, Mo-, Jul
10; Louisiana, Mo-. July 25-29; Memph;.
Mo-, July 1915; Mexico, Mo. August 1t
Moberly, Mo-. August Alb; Sedalia, Mo
Wichita, Kan, September 23, OCTOBER {
; Anaconda, Mont. July 1921; Butte, Mont
July 20, August 10; Deer Lodge, Mont, Jul
AZ; Dillon, Mont, July 9-l3; Great Fail:
Mont, August 1921; Helena, Mont, Angus
1920. es- ..7 a
John w. Tilden of Goidendale,- Wash, al
rived week before last with eight good one
and is more than satisfied with his quarter
He thinks he has great horse in Stsn
winder, 2:25A. He shows up fine in u
stall. He also has 3-year-old iily-
Lady Daphne-that is very ine. All h
horses are in good condition and the chance
: are that they will not be outside the fla,
John T. Fisher, formerly Of Sioux City,
also there with quite string, principal
youngsters, aud they are showing up wei
He mas 5-year-old rnsre-Brown
Wilkes-that is one of the handsomest an
easiest goers OF all, Johns ''old stand by
Matt Fisher. 2:294, Is looking better thf
a ever and will get much lower mark befo
: the season is over, or the best of judges wi
n be greatly mistaken. The Diamond Hor.
i company have a long string hard at it, Ard,
n being the star of the lot. They have "
4 2-year-olds in training, both by Arden, tn
ara going along fast: also yearling filly /
l. Bay Diamond, that is quite colt; she
l. very handsome and racy looking. They a
e feeling very good over the arrival OF a bi
< colt by Arden No. 1880, dam Media, by S
S curity 647l; also, bay colt by Arden, da
It Edna by Edmore 1875, both of these youn
o sters have been named in Brother William
!. $4,000 added stake for foals of 1892.