The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-17

farm, five miles from the city. Fred has
some fine bred stock by such sires as Al
catara, 2:23; Alcyone, 2:27; Pilot Wilkes,
AsmbElno snI nn King, Baayard, av, Bell Bird, etc.
In the circuit races this year with eight
good ones, with records from 2:1bM TO
| 2:40. He is the only millionaire in the
United States who takes his chances on q
sulky with the boys; and he never gets
| sulkey IL he gets beat.
Millersburg has formed Driving Asso-
| citation, composed of thirty stock holders,
and enough stock has been subscribed to
guarantee ST. 500 in premiums. The fret
meeting will be held June 15 and 16. Mill
ersburR Is on only one railroad and has
only $500 population. Canton has four
railroads and 1900 population and is full
of brave horse takers. Why don't Canton
brace up and give June meeting.
DR.. 5. c. Schwatz, of Canton, o., writes:
"Yuu are at liberty to quote me publicly
in the Stock Farm that IN my opinion the
$4,000 Futurity of the Kentucky TrottinR-
Horse Breeders Association for foals Of
1892, is the mcst liberal, fair, square stake
especially for the small breeder, ever
opened. II gives all q chance at fee all
can well afford to pay. Every breeder
should 60 in it-nothing ever proposed
like it.n-Kentucky Stock Farm.
The following are two great ones owned
at the Meyers Lakeside Stock farm near
fastest pacing stallions in the world, by
Geo. Wilkes 2:22, and moreover as PAGER
is the best bred one, on earth, as no other
pacing stallion with as fast record has
as great producing sire and dam. Black
Cloud, 2:17A, is the fastest stallion ever
got by a son of Mambrino Chief. He has
to his credit Al winning heats in 2:30 and
faster, most of them better than 2:20.
With most limited opportunities he has to
his credit Cloud Jr., 2:25 and 10 others
from 2:3l to 2:45. Most of the records
we're made in '9l, and all in hotly con-
tested races. His get are level headed,
and race horses.
We are under obligations to 4. w. Nc
Cue of Akron for catalogue of his stock
farm. McCue INDUCES IN some pertinent
remarks in introducing his stock, which
are all worth presenting. We imagine
Just how Dr.. Schwarz will smite wien he
reads what Mr.. McCue says. We quote
from the catalogue:
"In presenting this to the public, l desire
to call attention to few facts wbicn seem
to me will be beneficial TO the old as we'll
as the young breeder: First of all, II you
want TO get trotter cheap, go out and
buy him under the watch. II you don't
know where to go, come to me, and il l
have not got him, l will find bin for you,
charge you good fat fee for my informa-
ton, and be responsible for the perform
ance. IL you are not driver and trainer
yourself, you don't want track horse for
gambling purposes unless you have O
great desire to see your money go into the
pool box to stay; and IL you have the
money and feel that way, you need not
fuss with trotter, and have him off half
the time. just attend the races and put
your money in on your neighbours horses,
and will guarantee results, namely: that
you will come home in the fall. broke.
You only have to bet your money 30 times
until the pool seller has IL air Ihave had
25 years experience, lam 75 years old in
SIM and know whereof / speak. II you
have to hire driver and think you want
trotter to send out over the country, you
want to make little preparation first,
good coal mine or street rail-
way, paying, and you may mnke enough
to keep up one trotter In good shape.
Breed as high as you can for reasonable
sum, but select size and individuality,
rather than standard dwarf, Plenty of
our farmers have Jersey bulls and cows
that can out.trot many of our standard |
stallions.n