The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-05-26
HORSE NOTES.

Jas. Frye sold n.y trotter to a Cleve.
laud gentleman last evening for a good
Toby S.xtou's Windsor N. 2:2OH is
now d9inE ro"' DUTY ia the mountains Of
| Western Color d..
G. A Carpo.tsr IS working L win c.,
2;'5 snd QUO ,2:25 auu many others Uu
| the FiEdlay, O4.O, track.
Some Of our Canton horsemen are con-
templating a three days meeting June 30
aud 30. Let US hope it will be go.
James Ravell is !Jcated at the Toledo
track with about twenty head, twelve of
| which IRE by NcwtOn's Allie Wilkes.
DR.. Monroe, Minerva, o., says that his
horse Advancer, 2:3O, by Pilot Wilkes will
clip ten seconds off his record this year.
| Trainer Duffy is at the Fair Grounds
track with nine promising trotters and
PAGERS for the campaigns OF Ohio and
| Tennessee,
The white PAGER Tommy 2:2OH, by Kill.
| buck Tom, is in Laird Bros stable. He is
| a very speedy little cuss and is liable to
| beat 2:lG this year.
The PAGERS Cousin Joe, 2:2lA, and
| Shaker, 2;2l4, paced quarter IN 32%
| seconds and a half in 1:OG4 at Terre
| Haute, Ind, recently.
Ii. p. Stentz, Monroeville, has sold to
Weir Bros, Greenvile, Pa, the dark bay
| mare Nct!ie E., trial 2:i4, by Orphan Boy
2:22%, dam by Bald Chief. Price $500.
Gus Wilson said to a News DEMOCRAT
reporter at Cleveland yesterday that he
| expects great things of Rally Wilkes 2:2OA
thls year. He expects to mark him in 2 :l5
j. J. Lamiell d Sons, Marlboro, o., have
sole to W. Whitney, Cleveland, o., pair
Of horses by HindoO, son of Hermes, dam
by Buckeye Chief. hey are jet black and
fine drivers.
ToeIo forms the third and last link in
the International Short Circuit, preceded
by Windsor and Detroit Exposition re-
4 L. l.
June ana first two in July.
Joe u. Lgmiell, Marlboro, o, has sold 10
John Walton of the same place, a tiily by
Ohio Boy, son Of Cardinal, Gam by Billy
Green. The dam Of this fllly is now ia
tual to Budd CToOke, 2:lSA,
j. h. kIlZmiller, Canton, has consigned
all Of his brood mares to Capp & Kenne-.
dy's sale at RushvIlle. They are royal
bred ones and will be sold for just what
they will bring under the fascinating
voice Of the auctioneer.
Rev. Bretz, pastor of the Reformed
church at Canll Winchester, is Ihe owner
of several good ones, among which is
Gauze, by HeTmes 2:27%, dam "a fast pac-
ing mare, which foaled fine, large,
straight bay FLY, by Atwood 2:27A.
Mr.. Case of North Market street has
just purchased wagouette of the Miller
Hardware Co, that Is a beauty. 1t seats
six persons and is rugged for a four.in.
hand, Mr.. Case is now looking for an
other black horse, and then he proposes to
turn out a four in. hand team that cannot
be excelled in Ohio, either for style, finish
or speed,
Horses with speed sold well at Cleve-
land on Friday, but cheap horses went
cheap and half bred stations were almost
given away. A great many saddle horses
and animals for general purposes were
SYld but no sensational prices were paid.
There are a great many business horses
Tnyln1 1ah mill 10 "a n n
bringing $500 or over were as follows:
Dora M, b ~, by Billion, j. 7. Blatzsll,
Altoona, Pa S795.
Richard and Robin, match team, Wal
lace Pierce, Shsrpesville, Pa, $3.50.
Alice L., IN, by Connaught, u. L. Ais
ling, Berea, o $685.. These are ali good
prices, considering The quality of stock.
A Salem correspondent of the Chicago
Horse Review says he called on Emery
Miller, proprietor of Alliance Stock Farm.
We found Mr.. Miller just home from the
track they have built Oh E. Z, Walton's
farm east of Mt. Union, where he had
been overseeing the building OF stalls for
the accommodation of his horses while in
training there, Mr.. Miller's horses are
all in fine condition, especially his pre-
mier stallion Frantic 2:26A, which has
grown very strong and muscular, and we
predict that he will materially reduce his
record of 2:26H this season. Among the
rest of Mr.. Miilrr's fine bred stock we no
tced filly by Robt. McGregor, that will
be handled for speed this season. We next
called on Prof. T. Armstrong, owner OF
Atwood 2:27A, who was very busy in his
office dictaring correspondence, but he
dropped everything to show us around.
Atwood 2:274 just came III from his d iily
exercise, of which he gets about nine
miles, looking strong and healthy. he Will
be taken out OF the stud July and hand
led for faster mark. We next called on
e. C. Walton, owner and breeder OF the
great race mare Kitty Bayard 2:24H,
probably the best race mare ever breu
and raised in Ohio.