The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-04-20
HORSE NOTES.

Gen. Sherwood sold his Bayard colt on
"Wednesday to Mr.. Boyd of Akron,
Joseph Kern has purchased new road
horses nice bay, with considerable
style.
Grin H. owned by Louis NJ. Hoffman,
will be handled and trained by Ed. j.
Meyer the coming season.
DIR. Shafer has very promising PAGER
that he expects to have trained this sum.
mer. She is very promising.
Jacob Mentzer of Navarro has n fast
Ally by Danville Sprague, dam by Hylas,
that he will develop this season.
Two valuable mares from Hancock
county arrived at the Meyers stock farm
this morning for Bud Crooke's hsrem.
Nj. p. Ball OF West TuscarawAs has
purchased a lofty stepping black mare of
Mr.. Frank, the shoe merchant OF Massil'
Ion.
DR.. Catlin is jogging his trotting stallion
Jack LoRan,and will put him in condition
for fast record; 2:20 is about bis figures
for 1898.
H. A. Pennock of Minerva has just pur-
chased four year old gelding by Rex,
dam by Billy Green, that he calculates is
Mr.. Berger, who lives two miles south
of Canton, sold a fine pair of matched
horses to Mr.. Riddle Of Ravenna,on Wed.
neHday last.
Wilson Harris of Warren, o., was In
Canton on Friday. He purchased two
very fine horses, high knee actors, Of
MIR. Henry Miller Of Miller, Blanchard
& Co., has sold bis high stepping sorrel
gelding "Bobby" to an Osnabugh gentle
man for long price.
Whenever fret class horseman visits
our booming city don't take him out to
the new mile track. Wait until we get
tho turns thrown up.
w. L. Shoaf, Newcastle, F>., has bought
of Naylor Bros, Smithfield, o., the fast
trotting stallion Navy Wilkes, 2:27 by
Black ambassador.
II. C. Benson il now located at Chilli
cothe kite track. He has Irene 2:l6L,
Birdie r. 2:1SA, Jessie S. 2:l64, Arlington
2:29A, and several green ones.
VIM, Bloomfield has rented stable on
North Court street and fitted IL up for
boarders. Mr.. Bloomfield is thorough
horseman and we wish him success in his
enterprise,
A. A. Kiizmiller of Lexington will not
move his brood mares or stallion Ellerslie
Wiikss, 2:221%, 20 his newly acquired farm
near Wichita, Kan., till after the foaling
and breeding season.
]. II. Thomas, Cuyahoga BaIIs, o., is
the only man In Summit county thar has
bred, developed and drove trotter TO a
record of 2:30 or better. His candidate
for honors was Jessie Wilkes, 2:281s, by
Pilot Wilkes.
May is the date selected by the
Minerva Fair Association oD which 10 close
the stakes that will be trotted at its
twenty-first annual meeting. Tle nom
inations must be sent to George e. Nc.
Donald, Secretary, Minerva, o.
JAS. Bry returned from trip to Harri.
son county on Friday. He purchased
eight. horses, including. three closely
matched teams. He sold pair OF straw.
berry roans the same evening to Mr..
II never pays TO bid on horses at sales.
Here 10 another sample. Conclave, 2:30,
was bid off In Cleveland last month at
81 900 there being legitim ate bid of 1915.
He was taken back TO Rock Creek, o.,
where the sheriff sold him last week for
s475.
by Wilkie Collins out of Annie Bank and
Oliver by Wilkie Collins,out OF the Reed
Mare. to pole. Both OF them were foaled
In 1888. They make a very smooth pair
OF PAGERS.
Shertger q Fry did land Office bust,
ness. They sold 40 head and have whole
barn full left. Today they sold pair of
big browns TO the agent OF the Bindlay
Brewery at Massillon. They also sold
Street Commissioner Vogt Of MaBsillon,
a top lofty sprreI, with lots of daylight
under him. They also purchased a new
tFotter of ]. j. Walker of Toledo, and
shipped car load Of IS to Cleveland, to
be sold at auction.
The Columbus, o., track Is in excellent
shape and soms ten trainers will be using
Il for their work. Wm. BrannigAn IL
there now with the following list:
Leopard Rose 2i5M, Charlie p. 2;l6, Nut
Iing KinR 2;2bX. Buck Morgan 2:20H,
Silver Star 1880. three year old PAGER
with q mark OF 2:2llz, fast three year