The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-18
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Horse Notes.

Bud Doble bought full brother to AK
| tell at the Woodland sale in Lexington for
$4,000.
We are very glad to get Clark's Horse
Review on our list. 1t is one OF the best,
If not the very best in the U. 5.
M. Bowers, Marlboro, o., has sold a
three year old by Atwood, dam by Star
mont, to Aikens Bros, Alliance, o.
Two races with 81 900 purses are on the
card for Mansfleld's June meeting. II
looks as though they were strictly Tin it,"
Tine Ketcham of Toledo is negotiating
with Goldberg Bros. for the purchase of
Gaslight, (2:23l as match to Willard H..
2:14.
Messrs Shertzsr q Frye of Canton are
selling 40 horses at auction this afternoon
at tue covered pavilion just across from
the Cleveland race track.
The pedigree of Columbus, 1884, by
Bayard, has been established, ana the
record proven and accepted. This gives
Bayard 12 in the 2:30 class.
Z. q. Pomroy, Etyria, has sold to L. j.
Towsen, Cleveland, the chestnut gelding
George T., trial 2:40N, by Elyria 2:25%
(sire of five in 2:30), dam Tyler mare, 10y
Hatch horse,
new Ohio trottipg circuit has been ar
ranged, commencing July 26, at Near.
thur and ending Sept Dat Dayton. II in
cludes Portsmouth, Chiliicothe, Carthage
and Washington, &. II.
w, j. White Of Cleveland, purchased the
the bay horse Elected, by E,ectioneer, for
the Two-miuuIe Stock Farm atthe Wood
ard q Shanklin sale Wednesday. de is
seven years old and out OF the dani Oh Don
Marvin, 2:2S.
The Ketcham stock farm near Toledoi is
paying the biggest prices for gilt-edge
brood mares, of any farm in Ohio. This
is the way TO get the best. Can't raise
first Gloss colt without first class dam,
The half bred ones only bring half price
now a days.
John Duffy has sold for j. G. Barnes,
Cleveland, o.. the PAGER Sargent B., rec.
ord 2:4O, by Monarch, Jr. dam by Hamble-
toniau; second dam thoroughbred. This
is fast horse-has paced quarters in 32N
seconds. He will be in Dutfy's string,who
is now located in Canton, o.
will move their trottinG bred stations TO
Lebanon, Ind, for the season OF 1892.
They have Ruby 5Sl4, son of Red Wilkes;
Harry b, son of Joe Bassett; Exeter, son
of Oiatonic 2:27; DIR. Scaies,son OF Almont
Wilkes 2l3l; Stuart Wilkes, son OF Red
field 2:19A.
w. B. Bryson, Xenia, o., has purchased
the mare Winnifred 2:3lH. She is fast
and believed to be able To trot in 2:20.
After giving her low record che Will be
bred to West Eebert.-Cleveland Sports
man.
Yes, he purchased her several years ago,
We saw her in Mr.. Bryson's stable over a
year ago and she is a good one.
DIR. S. G. Schwarz OF Canton, writes
very interesting article in the Kentucky
Stock Farm of Feb. 9th on the Almont
family as trotters and race horses. The
Doctor is one of the most intelligent and
successful breeders of trotters in the
United States. His yearling colt Mar
grave won the 5000 stake race at lnde-
nendence. Iowa. last August, and he has
another yearling by Sultan, dam by Red
Wilkes that is extensively entered in
yearling stake races this year. The Doc
tor consideres Almont one of the greatest
sires that ever lived, and he rejoices that
Messrs. Andrews & Logan of Youngstown
are about to bring his fast son, Atlantic,
(2:2lA) back TO the United States.