Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-26
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Some who Attract n Second Glance:
Miss Marguerite Park and her light chest
nut, Jack, are familiar to the Academy
ring. Jack is gated horse and
at once intelligent and docile.
Miss Nettie Lockhart rides great
deal; she owns brown bay.
Mrs. A. j. Logan, of the Kenmawr. with
her husband, is fond of riding and driving.
She has spirited saddle horse, Fritz, which
she uses a great deal. Miss Farrell, OF
Center avenue, is an enthusiastic rider. She
has handsome black, gated horse. Miss
Mabel Hussey is seen to advantage In the
saddle; she rides well and often. Mrs DR..
Hutchison rides thoroughbred bay mare.
Mr.. Will Holmes, whose stable is said to
be as complete as an English hunting stable,
Is gentleman who always has an eye for a
good horse His favorite saddle horse is q
black mare with a short docked tail. His
sister, Miss Holmes. also rides great deal
and is usually seen on her roam horse, dubbed
Roany. She has been in New York for
several months and has not been riding any
lately. Mr.. w. W. Howe, of the Pittsburg
Club, is said to have the handsomest
dark bay, with long and graceful neck and
large, lustrous eyes. 1t is called Pilot and
is very popular Mr.. w. e. Magee's Bis
marck is another handsome animal He is
dark chestnut with one white hind foot
and tail that touches the ground. Mr.. W.
H. Keech's horse Nickle has the reputation
of being the fastest single-footer in the
country. 1t is a gated horse, q chestnut,
and, some say, is the first horse in the
stable.
Traded Brown for = Brown.
Mr.. Bert Tindle has just come into pos
session of another trotter. He discovered
about his previous property, Blackwood,
something he did not like, and traded it for
another. He gave brown horse and got q
brown back. This one he calls Kent,
j. j. Miller, Esq, and his black Baron
are frequently noticed in the park these
pleasant days and Mr.. Charles Beadley's
roam cob Cancan is among the finest of
its kind in the country. 1t is said he is
something out of the common as jumper.
Mr., II. c. Boughman, of Fifth avenue has
some fine horses which he and his little
girls ride. Mr.. William Scott, of Fifth
avenue, is the owner Of black horse on
which he frequently exercises.
Mr. Paul Little bought the bay mare which
he rides at Canonsburg in May. So far it
has proved very satisfactory investment.
Mr.. H. c. Webster, of the Kenmawr, has .
fine chestnut mare. He rides often and is
seen to advantage In the saddle.
Mr. Paul Hacke is now having a chestnut
mare broken to the saddle. 1t is for his
own use and to say it belongs to Mr.. Hacke
is equivalent to saying it is q valuable
horse. MI. Paul Wuesthoff owns two
thoroughbred saddle horses which he rides
in turn. Mr. Henry Dilworth rides a
fine chestnut, and Mr.. Hugh McAfee owns
the fast bay PAGER Spokane. Mr.. c. q
Grimes handsome figure is usually seen
among the hosts of summer evening riders
in the park. He owns black horse which
he calls Jim.
And there are plenty of graceful riders I
haven't space to mention. But enough has
been said to show that Pittsburg is getting
to be horse city. TRIx.