The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-06

Quite q number of Canton horse fan
ciers went out 10 Mansfield to see the
closing day races on Friday. There were
three events on the card, and g large and
pleasant crowd in attendance. The races
were financial success, and the associa.
ton realized several thousand dollars
profit. In the 2:32 trot White Oak won, a
horse owned by Dilly q Dennison, War
ren, o Zulu, by Zsno, second money
Strathboy third money, and st. Hector
fourth; best time 2:25A. The 2:45 trot
was won by Uncie Henry, horse owned
at Cadillac, Mich John d. second; Mael-
strom third, and Princess fourth; balance
distRnced; best time 2:29M, In the free
forIal Magnolia won an easy victory over
Kitty BayRrd, and broke the track record
The following is the full summary of the
race:
Free-for. all trot purse $3.50.
Mag1oha, b M, by Hawpath, DR.. Bash, Wa
Kitty bryard 81 M; ~ Bs;ard, E. G: Wal
Plstta. m Sy iiiot Medium, Smith
Joe TSa$sE S;@$s:Y S.HijS richards
Time, 2;2O, 2;l9&. 2;Is.
Jim Riddle won the 2 80 trot at Coshoc-
ton last week. The following is the sum-
mary:
2.30 class, trotting, purse $500.
Jim Riddle, ch 8, by Pilot Wilkes. communal l
Reception, b s. by fitzgeralds Enterprise...2 2 9
Surveyor. br S. by Au9ust Belmont. ..........8 3
Time, 2s6, 2S7K, 2:S7H.
Dr. Catlin, with Jack Logan, will be out
Tor the money in about thirty days.
The PAGER Charley Mozse 2 ;20A owned
by W. L. Barnes of MiIlersburg 10 said to
be or.
Mute Johnson, OF Millersburg, o., and
his Little Joker, have not been heard
from this year. Why is this thus.
Quite number of our local flyers are
marching quarters in 81 seconds at the
Fair Grounus track, and some have gone
miles close to 2:30.
The latest from Nancy Hanks 2 :04, indi-
Gates that she IL not entirely sound IN her
legs, and Is not liable to beat the record.
IL IL the pace that Kills.
Rumored that ]. C. Welty Ia negotiating
for Peverill, by Elyria, a stallion, full
brother to Gertrude 2:l5A, and is liable TO
get mark of 2:l6 this year.
Mr.. Fleming, of Ft. Wayne, Indiana,
has his champion stallion Red Bell 2:llA
In training for faster record. He pro-
poses to start him in the free -for-alls this
fall.
The Jewett farm, Buffalo. 10 marching
into the :l5 list with a rush. At Conners-
at Rushville, Favora made race record
of 2:l2M.
Roseberry 2:16A, by Strathmore, 10
dead. He was fose ed In 1880; was the sire
of Blszsberry 2:l9N, StraIhbery 2:19H,
and died the properly Of D. G. Brown,
Chicago, Ill.
The Eastern Ohio and Western Penn>
sylvauia Circuit will close ut Longview,
Cleveland, with o three days meeting July
IL to 10. The purses for the weeks rAc'
ing amount TO 81, $50.
j. C. Welty, Canton, o., has purchased
the pacing mare Lady Harrison from
II. M, Rudy, Millersburg, o., and
placed her IN Abe Johnson,s stable AT the
Cleveland Driving Park. She 10 q good
mare and will 60 fast st.-Cleveland Sports
man.
The Grand Circuit will open At Pitts
burg, July 10, and Homewood Driving
Park Company has arranged for five days
racing. The purses amount to $4,000.
Detroit follows Pittsburg In the line of
the Grand Circuit. The association gives
five days racing this year, which its purses
amount to S46,6O0.