The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-04-14
Horse Notes.

Romesteak, 2:14 l 4, will be seen on tht
Eastern tracks again this year.
Shortzer & Frye are selling As horses a
auction in Cleveland today,
S. Toomey of Canal Dover claims ht
will pct four green ones in the 2:30 lis
this season.
| If our track had been made half decent
John E. Kitzmiller would not have re-
moved his string to Chillicothe
The combination sale of Messrs. New.
/ ton and Carter opens at Toledo on Tues.
| day, and will continae three days.
The MuskinGum County Agricultural
| Society will hold its annual meeting at
GAINESVILLE, o., Aug. 9to Sept 2.
Viola Clay, 2:2414. by Volunteer Clay,
dam Mary Norwood, by Norwood, wal be
campaigned by John Splan tlsis year:
M. Straus of Elyria, o., has sold Elypina
by Elyria to w. A. Penaeld, Hew Britain,
Conn.,, for S2,o0o. She was shipped last
week.
The Cleveland Sportsman, OF this wesk,
publishes an excellent likeness of Edi J.
Meyer, of the Canton Lakeside stock
Farm.
Rumored that Capt. Shields is negotiat-
ing for pair of high bre 2 40 trotters in
Cleveland. The Captain ought to have
the best.
The old half mile track at Toledo will
be reclayed this year, and an effort will be
made to recover the prestige it had " hen
1t was new, Is years ago.
A. ]. Greene of GaIlipolis bought recent
ly of d. M. Harris, GAINESVILLE, o., Allan
Ia Wilkes by Prophet Wilkes, dam by At
lantic, 2:21, and Hambrino Duchess by
Hambrino Duke, dam by Red Eagle.
C. w. Williams, OF independence, Iowa,
who is in the city, says he has recousid-
cred his determination not to trot Aller-
ton at any place but Independence, and
would probably accept one of tho big
offers for a match with Axtel at other
points.
The editor of Wallace's Monthly is
having set of toe weights made to wear
on his head. Steiner has found IL neces-
sary, as he can not keep the "new hired
MANI balanced in any other way.-Cleve-
land Sportsman.
From the Carrolltons correspondent of
the Cleveland Sportsman we extract the
following items: Asa u. Spellman, the
well known trainer and all around horse.
man, will probably locate at Carrollton
o, He will have good string out for the
money in 1892. John Hines will train his
sweet Jim Riddle on the Meadville kite.
He will take a record of'2:25 or better this
year. There will be no less than ak DIFF
ferent stables of horses at the Carrollton
o., fair grounds this year. Allie Ambass-
ador, 2:29%, and her two year old son
Renal by Rene, may go to a mile track,
probably Meadville, Pa. The Reuewood
Stock Company will place Rene, 2:411S, in
the hands OF a good trainer after the sea-
son. Lem Folk may get him. Mathew
Atkinson, Carrollton's best colt man, will
as usual be out with FEW green ones to
show the campaigners how they can't
beat him. Matt certainly does we'll for
his chance. S. p. Blazor will drive Maud,
by Ambassador, Sparkle, by Rene, and a
few other young things. S. v. Nell and
Bill Walters will train their horses at Mi
nerva, D. Sim Ashbrook, Augusta, o.,
has booked himself for the next sheriff of
Carroll county and his best Togue mare
to Hal Hillard, 2.2S, owned at Cleveland.
This ought TO win. Foster Bros, Sher-
rockville, o, will take their horses to Cam
nal Dover OF CaIrollton, o. This town
likes Lila King and would like to have
him here.