The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-09

to .'greAsed lightning" now, since the
curves have been heightened, the
| loop taken out-leaving more room
! for se0ring-and the curve wideLed to
much larger proportions. Undoubt-
| eddy it IL the levelest, fastest track
1 in the world and the records this fall
will again substantiate it. Here it il
that Flying Jib will go against Di-
reefs recOrd-and who can say what
the result will b. q?
Notes, News and Comment.
Hal Pointer 2:Osll. He is King.
Oh, mine eyes have seen the glory.
A satisfied smile spread over Co
lunbia yesterday.
Good reports continue to come from
Buffalo from Fred S. Wilkes.
Jas. Alexander has moved his two
DupleXes into Sunnyside and will
train them.
Flying Jib 2:l4 and Robert J.
2:1234, will lock horns at Grand Rap
ids Aug. II.
Pneumonia is epidemic at Palo
Alto, and scores of great horses are
dangerously i'll.
We regret to learn that Jack Russ
wurm has been sick, but glad to know
he is now better.
There is Duplex colt owned in
Hill County, Texas, that report says
''can burn the track up"
A horse cannot import quality
that he does not possess. For speed
breed to demonstrated speed.
Mr.. g. Vslensin has agreed TO
send Sidney to w. G.. France, Ken
tucy, to stand two years.
Leopard Rose, 2:I51a, is at the in
fiTmary Of Newton s. Carter, Toledo,
o., to be treated for lameness.
The owner OF hartford, sire of Rob-
ertJ. sold him because his colts dis
appointed him. 'Tis ever thus.
horses and races them Oh Eastern
tracks under the name Mr.. Jersey.
Cuckoo 2:164, is the way it reads
now. The black PAGER won the 2:22
pace at Nashville, Ind, in straights.
| Cuckoo's record is now 2:1614,
since the Nashville meeting, making
another 800 horse for Ambassador.
q, From the way Starr is nursing Jib
it looks like he is saving him to try
to beat Pointer in case Direct can't
tire him out.
1t is more than probable that there
will be more than one PAGER with a
record OF 2:O6 at the end of the pres
ent season.-Ex.
Gil Curry has scored brackets again.
This time he sent Patrus, the big bay
tgeiding, home first in the 2:40 trot at
columbus, Ind, Tuesday.
| Cicero J. Hamlin, the sage of Viii
tlage Farm, says that Edward Geers
at $25, 600 u year would be the cheapest
man in the training business"
/ Flying Jib 2:1O34 belongs to Sauls-
Ibury, who now owns Direct. 1t is "a
little strange that Hamlin and Sauls
bury should both have two such good
ones to fight with.
Mr.. b. s. Thomas, Secretary Of the
Maury County Farmers and Breed
err Association and whose stock
| ;s 10
sold fine fancy saddle horse to j.
II. Fall & Co., Nashville, Tenn.
] A. H. Moore and John Splann have
had disagreement, and Mr.. Moore
has withdrawn his horses from
Splann. Mambrino Maid has been
| given to John Goldsmith, and it is
: possible that Hickok may get the
others.
Robert J., 2:O9A, is by Hartford, 8
son of the trOtter Harold, sire OF
Maud s., dam by Jay Gould. He ID
therefore intensely trotting bred. He
also belongs to G. ]. Hamlin. Ham
; lin now has two PAGERS with records
Of ,2:O814 and 1909. e.
> When one Columbian overlook an
} other going to Sunday -school yester
: day It was Invariably thus: "Hav'
81 you heard how Hal Pointer alb yes
j | excuse me, I see you have. But didn'
I I he make n missing link out OF tina
: little black rascal? Say, what's on
7 tSunday-schOOlel lesson about to-day
I tell you it does me goodW We sup
q pose he was referring to the lesson.
= In long article on 1.-The elimina
9 ton of the PAGER" "IcOuOclast" take
. the view that the PAGER cannot be eli
g minated from trotting families, sine
y there is not trotting family We
8 been found from which some PAGER
have not sprung. He concludes
:. feReally, viewed from a strictly Prac
= tical standpoint, am not precisel
y able to see how gentlemen will b