The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
TRACK AND PADDOCK.

Tenny is wreck of his former self. His
legs look bad.
There are about $50 horses in training at
Cumberland PARK, Tenn.
YoTambien is thought to be the best
3-year-old FLY in training in America.
The three mile record of Huntress, 1911.
has stool uubroken since 1872
There are over 200 trottiug associations
In the United States and Canada.
Axle by Axtell and Ed Easton by Chimes
will meet in the 2year- old class races.
Edmond Beane's chestnut colt Rueil
won the Grand Prix of SAC, 900 at Paris q
The American stallion Elwood for which
the italian government paid 5000 lire has
just died at Ferrire.
The racing La Tosca, that was supposed
to have broken down, is improving and
will soon race again.
Dictator has passed his Goth birthday,
and is the sire of thirty-two trotters and
four PAGERS on the 2 80 list.
Canvass, for which Fred Gerhard paid
S2l 800, has been gelded. Canvass Las been
big disappointment on the turf.
Axtell has in three years earned the
$lO5, 600 paid for him. He was good in
vestmsnt.
The well known bay mare Carrie Wal
ton, 2:2313, was recently killed by light
ming at Bloomington, ILL.,
Buffalo Girl, 2:1211. and Direct have
been mated. The foal will have an aver
age speed inheritance of 2:091S,
J. g. Follansbee has bought the twenty
one Hearst yearlings, bred at the ST. Sim
con ranch, and will ship them to Mon
mouth Park at once.
"Some day Nancy Hanks will beat Q OSA
so far that the timers will take second
look at their watches and then compare
tbem.'' says John Splan.
William NJ Singerly and Robert Steel
have Deen asked to time Nancy Hanks
when she tries to beat her record of 300
at Belmont course on July z.
The attempt to drive horse thirty six
miles in three hours at Seaside park,
Bridgeport, Conn.,, was stopped by the
Connecticut Humsne society
Budd Doble will train and develop Queen
Regent, by Axtsl, 2:l2 dam Marinette. by
Director. The FLY is the property of Mrs.
@. K. Noyes of Boston.
Senator Leland Stanford is now in
Europe, and Mr.. A. b. Darling will sail on
Saturday. Both of these great horse
breeders will spend several weeks at the
famous springs in Germany.
M. F. Dwyer is $4,000 winner in bets
since the season opened in Brooklyn, and
still advises his friends not to bet on the
races, as in the end the habit will break
anybody who tries it.
The match between Mascot and Johnston
to be trotted at Buffalo is for 81, 900 a side
and $500 added by the Buffalo Park asso-
citation. This makes the total amount of
the purse "a, 500.
The board OF control announce their In
tention of enforcing the rule made just
year ago TO the effect that jockeys who are
discovered betting on the races will have
their licenses revoked, and that any per-
son making bets for any jockey, or those
knowingly receiving the same, will be
ruled off.
Gus Mreller's Acca, years old, by Alca-
Ear, is being trained at Point Breeze. She
is entered for 1000 worth of stakes
the Terre Haute, $11, LOCO; Kentucky
stallion Representative $4,000, and Chi
cago Horsemap, $4,000. ..Acca recently
trotted at quarter in ~ seconds. Christine,
three years old, two-y ear old record 2 :371S5.
by Nutwood, another OF Mr.. Mueller's
horses, is also ct Point Breeze.