The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-09-22
Horse Notice.

Emme, 2:16A, BY Egberi, has been res
tired aud will be bred to Acolyte.
Willis Laird OF Mansfield, gave Magro-
iia her record of 2:12H in fourth heat.
Shertzer & Fry took car load If new
| purchases off the cars this morning from
| Harrison county.
The races at Chagrin Falls yesterd ~
were well attended, but no fast time wat
made; 2:30 was no; beaten once.
Lord Clinton, 2:10A, has something OF q
history. He was first used as = cattle
| pony, then as quarter horse, and now as
1 a trotter.
Hurxthal & Housed are removing their
| fast stock to Canton today from Minerva.
| They will be trained on the Canton track
! until the county fair.
The Allen Co. Fair races closed at Lima
| yesterday. Red Cloud won the 2:3O trot
| thug race; best time 2:25. The 2:40 trot
vas won by Superior Wilkes, bess time
2:31.
To Beautiful B Ellis belongs the honor q
having produced three foais that entered
the 2:20 list "a three year olds. They are
Hinda Rose 2:l9E, Bell Boy 2:19A and
Belle flower 2:16%.
A high wheeled pneumatic, manufaetur
ed by the Gendron Iron Wheel company
of Toledo, o., was sent down last week
for a trial. Cope Stinson hooked a couple
of horses TO it and said it was the easiest
riding thing he ever sat in -Cleveland
Sportsman.
ERIE, Pa, Sept ia collision in the
2:3O class race at the ConneiisvIlle fair
yesterday caused the fatal injury Of one
driver and the very serious injury of
second. At the three fourths mile pole
Theodore got tangled up and threw his
driver. Harry Baldwin followed suit,
throwing himself and his driver all in
heap, and only two out of five man were
eft 20 finish,
Yesterday at Richmond, Indiana, the
four. year.old stallion Mcquette by Wilton,
broke the four-year"old stallion record
held by Axtell (2:12) and went mile in
2:l0, over n regulation track.
There will be three days racing at Sa-
lem, o the first week in October. Three
events are put down for settle ment each
day, while the entries are due September
20, with W. G. 3 antley, Secretary, Salem.
A covered track is now being built at
Msadviiie, Pa. 1t is two thousand feet
long, forty six feet wide, with a five foot
PARTITION through the center, making Two
tracks each twenty two and half feet
wide.
r. +. Myers, Canal Fulton, o., has pur-
chased If Y. G.. Z ,rsons, Cleveland, o
the three year old bay tiuy Naughty Girl,
ny Counaught, out of Fanny Stranger, for
$500. Before she war sold Dave ClipDin'
ger drove her a milo In 2:29, last half in
l:13.
Col, Jack Bean has purchased another
new trotter and is now fully equipped
with double team. The last purchased
is a blood looking bay mare, with
mysterious look in the eyes, about 15%
h Ands high, and Jack refuses TO give the
rapidity Of her clip.
The Massillon races take place this
afternoon. q lite a number OF Canton
horses are entered. DR.. Blanchard eUters
Ambassador Wilkes in the free for-all
trot Louis Miller enters Belle Cation in the
800 class; James Fry enters Harry Bay,
ard in the $3.50 trot, and Isaac Werner
enters Billy Seaside in the 3 year old trot.
A. S. Bloomfield enters Reoecca b G, A.
Krider enters Cnancit; JAS. Long enters
Niger Doctor, and h +, Hass enters
Little Neg, all in the 800 trot. Charles
Brobst ent rs Gray Eagle in ihe 2:50 class.
The greatest day of fast racing ever
held west of the Mississippi river was on
Friday at st. Joseph, Mo. The features
we're the 10 trot and the free 'forssll pace
(which five heats did not decide), and the
Irot OF Martha Wilkes against her record
Of 2:08. she was driven by Dobie and Was
bidding fair TO fracture her mark, but on
the homo stretch Que OF her ankle boots
gave way. However, she finished in 2:O9%
amid n storm of cheers.
Darkness interfered with the finish of
the free for-all pace, though five heats
had been performed. Guy, Roy WilSeB
and Manager fought for the purse.
Wilkes was drawn after the fourth heat
on account of lRmrness, though he had
five was 2:0SN, 2:G9A, 2:09H, 2:llN,
TrottinR, 2:15 clsss, purse y, S2,OOO-Charles-
ton /, Belle Vars 2. Lord Clinton 3. Time
2:l6H, 2;11%, 2:13, 2:13A.