The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-04-28
HORSE NOTES.

A circuit of county fairs is being organ.
| lied, including Urichsyille, Canal Dover
| Caution and Minerva.
Won Arnim 2:l9L will be on the warpath
! again this year. DE is owned in Ohio and
made his record ten years ago.
| Red Wilkes is sire Of ten PAGERS with re-
cords of 2 :25 or better, whicn is q greater
number than is credited to any other
sire,
DR.. Simpson, Newark, o., has sold the
| brown mare Emma Wilkes, 2:34I, by
Wilkesonian, to Long Bros, Mansfield,
| Ohio.
Pete Johnston, who will train at Kola.
mszoo this year, will have powerful sta
| ble, e,and ought TO be"there or thereabouts''
| more than once before the seasons eud.
I. G. Nighman ID the proud posse sor OF
q handsome, up-headed and frisky bay
colt by Brown Wilkes, out of his elegant
| brood mare by Tennessee Trustee.
Jim Ferris will train for Geo. Schambs
on the Mansfield track. He will have
| twelve head, including Gsnesee 2:19 and
Old Crow 2:22 Willis Laird viii also train
at Mansfield,
H. P. Bassett, Warren, O., has sold to
Gus Gliddon, Rushvill, Ind, half inter
est in six colts aud flllies by Black Allie,
son OF Allie West 2:25 and Rosa, dam OF
Wilkie Collins, Hull, etc.
Longview Driving Park Company, ,Cleye-
land, offer purses for colt races, for two
and three year olds, $500 each. to be trot-
ed at their meeting July IL TO IA, only ~
per cent, 10 be paid In installments of S5
each. Entries close April 25.
Atwood by Nutwood, owned by t. Arm
strong OF Alliance, o., is only seven years
old, and has one in the $3.50 list, Marwood.
His daughter Eda, sold at the recent En-
cry and Fasig sale at Cleveland for 81, OPS
1t pays to breed to the best.
John A.. Logan, Jr. OF Youngstown, o ,
had on exhibition the two imported Hack
ney stations Bonfire and Lord Rufus at
tracted the crowds attention, as but few
bad seen any horses of that kind.
John Dlckerson will have big stable
this year. In the developed line he will
have Almont, 2:17H; AnReline, 2:1sA;
Presto, 219A Chiquerits. 2:2sA; Molocn,
Or. Schwarz of Canton also has his cham
pion yearling Margrove in Dickenson's
string. Margrove is now two years old,
and is liable TO be dangerous in the two
year old colt stakes this year.
A dispatch from Grand Rapids, Mich,
says: Rev. j. W. Arney of Saranac, the
Methodist preacher who has. often
fondness Of horse flesh, attended
the. Ray Warner sale, and when he
indicated desire to purchase Sophomore,
black yearling colt, all others stepped
aside, and II was knocked down to him at
$50. 1t pays to be a preacher at a horse
sale,
Horse interests are lively in Millersburg.
Mute Johnson is jogging the bay stallion
Little Joker 2:24H pacing, and the bay
gelding DR.. L, 2:32A trotting. When the
races begin Newt win be found among the
starters, even IL he does not get under the
wire very soon. Sheriff Leeper has three
trotters in training. They are Ned Clark.
son 2:47, bay gelding by Cliuker; Sur
veyor 1884, q brown stallion by August
Belmont 1866, and Ashly b., bay stallion
by Eros, son OF Onward.
The horse business islively at Carroll
ton. There will not be less than six
trainers at the fair grounds this year and
the colts are being exercised every day.
Harry Adams will have Goodwood 2:59L,
at three years old. He is by Atwood and
fairly promising. Mr.. Adams will also
work Bome colts, by Rene, for Mr.. James
A. Lee, The owner of Allie Ambassador
2:29% will give her moderate work and
take ner TO mile track for speed. She il
much stronger than last year. DIR. Will
liams has very promising PAGER in his
thres. year-old Waupaca, by Mohican
| dam by Belmont.
The Millersburg races take place June
15and 16, and the following are the purses
Il