The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-22

lnis were uOne.
"W. g. Jones is the most wonder
ful man that has yet appeared on the
trOtting turf" says that able journal,
Clark's Horse Review.
The new 2 $50 list has been started
for this year and up to date numbers
l2i trOtteFs and % PAGERS. So far q
horse called Dexter Prince heads the
list with three to his credit.
We will publish tomorrow an ac-
count OF Jellie Lees great race at
Bloomington, Ill, where she won her
$1,000 stake, beating Nellie B. and four
other good ones.
In the 2:l1 pace ut ID .nville, I'll +,
which Ella Brown won ia 2:2l34,
2:23i2 2:2Gi2 there wCTNt live started,
Two being smut Uut Ia the first heat +,
one drawn in the second, leaving Onl Y
one Tor Ella To beat in the IlIrd heat,
which Tho did ia 2:16la
judging fro III the slow records on
the tracks OVsr the country, II il very
evid mt tie spring has Dren l,rrLty
wet all over the land. HnIHGs are
not Yet in good form Tor Ta"Ing, and
care shouli be taken L.. see that Iury
be- not given too heavy work at first.
Il is believed here in town that
some parties are taking cows up and
holding them for rewards. OF late
many COWS arOunI town have been
lost and invariably turned u , when
reward has been offered. Cows
should not be allowed to run in the
streets
''OLr Dumb Animals" is pretty
Journal that now gTAcSs our table. Its
IuOLIo H. I'VE speak Tor those who
cannot speak for themselves" 1t il
very interesting. Am.ng other
things il calls attention to its offer OF
81 900 tn the person who will write
the best equestrian drama of "Black
Beauty
Old Johnston, the eX-king of PAGERS,
is now going pretty slick this season,
and recently stepped three miles in
company with Hal Pointer in 2:l712,
2:I5i4, 2:16I5, and was not way out by
any means. He was a great horse
three or four seasons ago, and is now
practically Il back number, though
but I5.-Live Stock X, cord.
"The PAGER has been an unfortunate
animal, says an exchange, but the race
going public with one accord eNclaim
when the side-wheeler appears i'll sight:
-"With all thy faults we love thee still"
With his even glide and courageous
performances in hOtly contested battles,
ne yearly makes new and regains way
ward friends. He is, in fact, n fixture"
So says the PAGERS good friend the
Live Stock Record, and the beauty of
it is, it is true.
The Tennessee Breeders Assoc Ia
ttion has been organized for the pur-
pose OF building first class sale mart
with a covered track three-eights of u
mile long. The following are stock
holders: G. w. FOgg, V. II. Kirk
w. ID. WayO, A. w. Harris, John
Thompson, l.. Il. Baxter and Camp
bell Brown.
A some people may not be aware
that the stallion Daniel Lambert,
whose daughters are producing so
much speed, WAS in his day quite q
trOtIer, the records show that as q
Chree-yeRr old he made a mark OF
2:42 in q race, and that at its close Ri1
offer WAS made To match him against
any trOtter of his age in the country
for $lO,O0O n side, which proposition
was not accepted Stock
Record.
The breeding business Is full of
glorious possibilities for the poor man.
A contemporary Says: Mr. Alfred
II. Moore, OF Philadelphia, lately paid
$50, $50 for five mares for breeding
purposes. Lou, the dam OF AxteIl
2:12, coat Mr.. Williams $75. VIII
either OF Mr.. MoOre's six produce q
sos, 900 trotter, or one that will get =
3-yeAF old TecO OF 2:l2? The
chances OF the poor breeder are not
all Knocked out yet. Did q million
aire breeder OF the bite grass region
Iree.i Ralph Wilkes 2:lS, or "a It q
pOnr dentist? What did Mary Mays,
the dam Of Ralph Wllkes, aell for ?