The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-11
THE TRACK.

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The Trotting Association of Vienna
will give $40, 00Oin stake and purses this
year
Emperor Wilkes 2:202, after making a
short season, will be trained again this
year.
John A. Goldsmith will have 10 horses
in his string at the Eastern meetings this
season.
Thirty-one head of trotters were sold
at the Kirby sale in Jerseyville, ILL.,, last
week for $lO,734.
Alcantara has been insured for $500
against death or disease. The premium
amounts to SO, 200 year.
No matter what the breeding may be,
the speed that falters and quits when put
To the test is only sham.
Forty.six head of Palo Alto brood
mares sold at auction in San Francisco
last week for SO, 25O, average 1926.
The freedom of the paddock for the
colts is like rain to flowers Their healthy
snorting is the echo of future victory.
Mr.. Sharp, Nashville, Neb., has sold to
Tulley & Brockman, same place, the Al
lerton colt recently purchased by him.
Consideration, $1,000.
Doble says McDoel will be greater
surprise in 1892 than he was disar
pointment last year. At that rate he will
beat 2:lO, as he let the boys down hard.
L. c. Marley, Smiths Mills, n. Y,
has purchased Maude Belle 2:29,. by
Woods Hambletonian, out of Helen ",
by Enfield, from G. A. Ingalls,. Cortland,
Ny.
Trotting races in Russia were formerly
trotted by the competitors starting To-
wards each other from opposite direc
tons, but now they all trot in the same
direction.
G. +. Dunbar's great PAGER, Johnston
2:O9l, looks and acts like colt. He has
been allowed TO take on more flesh than
ever before, and his owner expects great
things OF him this year.
Yataghan lOS97 by Lord Russell, dam
Yolande dam of Yuba, 2;24l; Yazoo,
227! Yuletide, 2:2G4) by Belmont; Sec
ond dam Young Portia (dam of Voltaire
2:20t. etc, is making the season of 1892
at Pleasant Hill Stock Farm, Il. K. Hart,
proprietor.
Ed Rosewater 2:l62, died the other day
from heart failure. He had a two-year.
old mark of 2;!0l, and yearling record
Of l:l5, half mile. He was five years old
aud took his mark over the Hamlne
track lasL SUMMER
Angelina 2:lSl, will be in the hands of
Orrin Hickok; Grattan 2:lSl, will be
trained by George Starr; st. Vincent
2:2l, by McHenry, and Sternberg (O,
2:26l, will be handled by Tom Dickinson
this year. This ought to be another
great year for the Wilkes Boys.
Nat s. Fillmore, formerly of Washing
ton, ID. G., has established quite large
stock farm near Meadville, Pa. He has
quite number of colts and fillies by a
son of Nutwood; also Holstein and Jer-
sey cattle. Mr.. Fillmore is a nephew of
ex. President Willard Fillmore.
Stambaugh Brothers, of Youngstown,
Ohio, have shipped eight head Of horses
TO Meadville FIVE of which are stations
and the other three are mares. They.are
sired by Belmont, Alcantara, Pilot Me-
dun, Red Wilkes and Bayard. They
will be handled by l.. Shafer.
l.. @. Manley, Of South Mills, Chau-
tauqua county, N. Y, has bought of G..
A. Ingalls,, Cortland, N. Y, Maude Belle,
2;29l, by Woods Hambletonian, dam
Helen V. by Enfield. Mr.. Manley has
some very fine stock, and his premier
stallion is Clayton Edsall, sou Of Maj.
Edsall.