The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28
HORSE NOTES,


for a 2:20 PAGER for the snow probable
ties,
W. Perry Taylor. of Buff Alo, the owner
| of Mascot, 2:0l, is using Hiatoga Chief
2:2lA for u road horse.
Canton horsemen will sympsthize with
Geo. HIideurand in his loss of valuable
and hign bred brood mare.
A new lrot.er 10 said TO have arrived In
town with q record of 2:4lN This 10 fast
enough TO ride on the snow.i
John E. Kitzmiller sold two high bred
ones few days ago for very fair prices,
when the market 10 considered.
Lawyer Rice was much missed on North
Market street during the good sleighlnR
wiIn mis- fest four year chestnut NotEer.
Rumored that prominent Canton law
yer ID looking for pair of fleet trotters
for the season OF 1884 now just al hand.
George Craig, Toledo. Ohio, has decided
to SEND his PAGER Dick b., 2:l0N, TO W.
X. Smith, TIffln, ONO, ~ bo Ira,ued next
year.
A. Geff, who was formerly trainer for
Ed. j. Meyer, at the Lakeside stock-isrm,
Canton, is wintering u good string OF Ho
ters iu Chillicothe, o.
ing for sleiR hing Christmas will, from
present weather Indications, see nothing
colder than frozen mud.
The Tatteraall Company paid $1,000 q
day for the use Of Madison Square Gar
den for Its sale. This looks like too much
when the horse market 10 considered.
The Alcantara mare Seamstress that
took race record of 2 ;26 last summer is
offered for sale by SIambaugh Bros,
Youngstown, Ohio. The price 10 81 200.
After 1894 gets fully under headway we
shall hope 90 Bes formidable movement
10 buy or Iease about so acres of land 0nd
build new half mile track for Canton.
The Cleveland track record 10 held by
Johnston, his mile In 2:061T to an old style
sulky being the best ever seen there. Hal
billiards mile in 2:07A stAnds second on
on the list.
DR.. Monroe has quite g. number of good
ones in his private stable, including a fast
PAGER. Many wonder why ne was not out
on North Market street during ibe good
footing on the snow.
LEXINGTON. Ky, December 23.-Eben
Clark. OF Allentown, Pa, has bought Of
DR.. j. w. Madora, Lexington. the bay
mare Queen Nutwood, 2:AA. by NutwCod,
dam Matte Windsor, by windsor, price
$1,000.
George Prsdmore, Warren, Ohio. has
sold the chestnut geldiDg MIN Young
2l6L. by harry Green, TO a Cleveland
parry. When the fooMng on Euclid ave.
nus gets good he Will be out for whirl
with Myrtle r., Elmonarch and Incense.
Clevelanders are again on runners, and
from now until q thaw puts in an appear
ance there Will be plenty OF speed on
Euclid avenue. Wednesday was the first
day this week and only few were in
line, as a number Of horses have had q
let-up since the last sleig leighinR.-Cleveland
Sportsman.
]. S. Coxey, of Massillon, drove over on
Wednesday with a very handsome pair of
black flllies, one by Kentucky Prince, and
one by Mambrino Russell. He says:
"Whenever you get good sleighing will
drive over with Kentucky Star and show
you all the way"
We had two days good sleighing on
North Market street this winter, Tues
day and Wednesday. There was but
little racing, however. DR.. Ed. d. Brant
was out boIp afternoons with Is. l.. q. aud
as he came home smiling IL 10 suspected
that he was going down ahead. We do not
appear to have Rs many flyers out this
winter as last.
Millersburg, Ohio, is quite horse town.
correspondents 81 she Cleveland Sports
man, writing of Millersburg horses, says:
"The horsemen that have speed horses
are busy this winter jogging their steeds,
W. Q. Barnes has RUBY 2:221I In very fine
shape. He is also Jogging Charley Mozee
2;201E, KathrinA by DisIonic 2;27Ai and q
gearing fllly by Ruby. Mr.. Barnes ex-
poets to have several of Rpby's get in his
ST. BILE next season. Harvey Close gives
Maud P. 2:l9A regular road work. Last
winter she wac kept on farm and did
fiue shape for the early races next SEASON.
Close is now sole owner of Maud p. he
also has In his stable Chester b. 1888 by
Referee, Caspio by Mar Csspio, and Red
Tender.n