The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-01-12
HORSE NOTES.

A, c. Pennock will train few for S. S,
Warner OF Wellington, o., this year.
MIR. B oomh sld wac out yesterday after
noon showing the PAGES of his new PAGER.
Mr.. Shertzer has jus' imported trotter
from Cleveland, especially to down the
boys on the snow.
Guy 2:l0A has been stepping at the
head Of the procession in Cleveland since
the snow put IN an appearance.
Capt. Housel sold Joseph Dueber very
fne bay 2elding on Saturday last by Pilot
Wilkes. He is bigh stopper and quite
speedy.
A dispatch from Springfield, o., states
that n. Spellacy's horse Mig broke leg
while racing on the snow in that town
Tuesday.
J. W. Eastman, Millersburg, o., has
eold the pacing gelding Airline by Altar
2:16%, to st, Louis party. Airline should
go fast next season.
Prince Pulaski, Jr., the sire OF Ella
Brown 2:1l, is by old Prince Pulaski, who
sired Matte Hunter. His dam in said to
be by Tom Hal No. L.
Elmonarch is the king of the Cleveland
snow brigade. There ~ nothing on the
avenue that can go fast enough TO keep
him in sight when he I5 cXtenCed.-Cleve-
land Sportsman.
II ID very generally remarked that there
Is liable to be an accident 20 some or the
army CT boys, who persist in getting into
the middle of the street, il order TO jump
on the passing sleighs.
W. L. Price, of Canal Dover, o., has re-
Gently purchased from John w. Davis, of
Cleveland, the chestnut stallion Bourbon
r, by Bourbon Wilkes, dam by Hamlet;
second dam the dam ofJ. Q. 2:17H.
Col. W. d. HaRar, Wauseon, Oulo, hos
re-enGaged trainer W. Z. Jones to handle
the good ones at his Elm Grove Farm.
His bright particular star Is Sir Albert
2:2OA, brother to Mambrino Maid 2:l5A.
W. b. Mcdonald OF B Buffalo, has sold Tor
William Gray to John Splan, of Cleve-
land, the bay stallion Sir Gothard 2:29A,
by st. Go:hard, dam by Auditor; second
dam by Almont, and the bay stallion
GathaLum 2:29A, by DictaIum, dam by St.
Golhard. They will be shipped to Europe.
Mr.. j. G. Welty has just returned from
Elyria where he purchased the highest
bred and most promising Ally ever brought
to Canton. reported price Sl,SO0. She
is q weanling by Elyria 2:25I, dam Jennie
d, dam of Gertrude 2:15% and Peveril
2:20%. Elyria 10 proving great sire. He
put uIne new ones into the 2:30 list this
year.
Not less than sixtySseyen sons OF George
Wilkes are represented by, performers
that have made new records OF 230 or
better this season. Rysdyk's Hambleton-
ian comes next with 66 producing sons,
Amont following with 46, then comes
Belmont and Nu.wood with % each,
Eiectioneer "a, Harold and Happy Medium
16 each.
The Eastern Ohio trotting association
met at Alliance December 28th and elects
cd the following officers for 1892: Presi-
dent, Emery Miller, Alliance, o Vice
President, Thomas Booth, Minerva, o. !;
Secretary, J. Karns; Canal Dover, o. (;
Treasurer. A. G. Narsgon, Canal Dover,
O. The following list of stakes was
sslected for 1893. Yenrling stake. trottino;
one mile dash, subscription SIS with sis
added by the association; two year old
stake, trottinR: mile heats 2 in 3, subscribe
ion $40 with $40 added by tue association; /;
thrae year old stake, trottinR: eligible TO
2:50 class, rnile heats 3 In 3, subscription
S25 With $50 added 2:45 class stake, 3 in 3,
sublcrintion S25 with $50 added 2 $50 class
stake, 3 in 8, subscription S25 with $50
added 2:25 class stake, in 8, gubscrip-
S25 with $50 added; two year old stake.
pacing: mile heats, 3 Ia 8, subscription S25
with 90 added by association; 2:40 class
stake, mile heats, 3 in 8, subscription S25
with $50 added by association. II Canton
decides to build new track tho next
meeting will be held in Canton.