The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-04
HORSE NO1ES.

Capt. II. Il. Housed OF this city, has been
selected as one OF the judges of horses at
the Ohio State Fair.
The New Lisbon fair takes place Sept.
Ia and l5, There will be three raCrs each
duy. Purses rapee from $3.50 to 500.
Sher,zsr d Fry brought home handN
come year Old gray geiding by Eex'troIn
iust north Of Cnnal Fulton yesterday.
Some 30 high bred youngsters, all in the
mink OF condition are at the Fair EToundo
track, awaiting tho auctioneer's voice,
which starts on Tuesday morning.
DR.. smith Of West Eighth street has a
new colt by Bud rookie, out of bis hand'
aomc brown mare by Nugget 2:26A,. that
the Doctor is very much pleased with.
G. J. Hamlia has made an engagement
with the Indiana Board of Agriculture to
attempt to beal the Worlds double team
record during be state fair at Indtanepo'
lis, The team will be made up from Belle
hamlin, Juslina and Honest tseorge'
There has been but five car loads of high
class drivers shipped from Lexington this
spring and the county has been secured
from tue OAiO TO the TenDessCe hne,
More attention 10 now being paid to style
and individuality th'n of late. line
horse will always sell.
Abe l.. GOldneTg, % Detroit, Uormeriy
~ Cuntonl has purchased a now PAGER
Gay Widow 2:2S. She is said to be
Que yf the fo5test roldster5 in Detroit.
Wllu Abe goes with the Gay WIDOW 10
Eglio IslB Pagk he attracts q great denl Of
attention, from lhe girls who know tue
Widow,
arrivals At ms farm: Brown colt 10y
Alcsntou-Grace Green by Messenger
Chief; black Ally by A!moyOne-Puss
Hylaa hy Hylag; bay hlly by AlCGutou-
hyleria IVY AiImont; bay Ally 10y Alchn-
lou-Lauy Helen by Island; bay fllly by
AlcantarA. They all CAME strong aud
full of vigar.
Z. j. HsmH9, Buffalo, N. Y, and j. L.
Green, OF Louisville, KY, have matched
o lrOttGg .uC PAGER, each ECaln a 1881,
sired ny Chimes and Egoast, tWo cons Of
EleCjiun2cr, IIr $1,000, race 10 take place
curing the Lexinton meeting nCNt Octo~
Der. The match was the outcome OF
-ioLGiy conversation in regard to tue
mCrits OF both tro.tiBR bred 5ires, III
Chicago lhc other day.
ALLIANCE, o., April 25.-The following
10 d list Of Ia bO1s,s ia training At tue
Alliance Stock Farm. They will De driven
by toe HDi5 young tgamB5sr, 5, u, Dona-
hay, Who gEve Frantic his mark OF 2:25
over hals-miis track IN . winning race.
Frcuuo 2:25, by Sycsthmorc, dam by Sen"
Incl; Sadie AcGreRor,. by COLBERT Me, Nc
Grspur 2:17% dom Ey EgDgrr; Hul Nthai
80, by Su.Uan 2:G4, dam ~ AimoL'i
Guile wilkes, by baton wilkes, dam oy
Pilot puTgg; Kari K, by Prophet Wi!EeH
uau uy PJpI 4sdtumi Ota, ~ btAuic
. :25, dam 10y uyias; Bliiy, by Pa.ron
2:llE, dam by Baron wilkes,
EMERY MILLER.
Mr.. Welty's motto is the best. ut payl
bess 20 guy the Jcst,N and Ag has bought
OILY ,lu DEsl. Among the luil Dlo9GGu
arigtOCratg Of the equine race, tue follow
ing are housed iu Mr., Wcly's private
stables on North Nsrkct street: LiiIs SIM
F... 1.g
we'll 10y Abdalah Mambriuu, 2Cd dam
Bell Turpin by Dick Turping, Ou of Clark
Chief 3rd dam Old Ball by ludlRn Chief;
4th dam D4rkcy by RedmGu's Valentine.
Lilly SimmOAA 40 a coal block and hand
some 40 " picture and sure trotteE, three
yCarg old. Her sire, Simmons is one OF the
greatest. At Ia years Of age he Is the
sire Of 2S trottgrs and one PAGER, lnclud-
ing sucu famous onsB az New York Cen
tral 2:l3%, Simmocolon 2:l3A, Black
Storm 2:17H, Abdallnh MGnbrino 10 tne
sire of Mstue 2:l1A and ten others 10 2:SO
or better. The next rare one 10 Lady
EIyria, full sister to Gertrude,
2:15% by Elyria, one OF the coming sires,
II be mas not already come. Lady Elyria
is only yearling, but she ia already
rapid and gives evidence OF a sensational
rrOtter. The next that caught our eye
was Lady Daniel by Simmons, dam May
Day by Sultan 2:24, sire OF the World,55
others iu the charmed circle. Let us not
overlook Miss Nancy, by Brown Wilkes
2;21A, dam Jenny by HylaG 2;241%, Girs Of
Susie 5, 2:16%, Notwithstanding the
name Miss Nancy has great possibilities.
Isis time now for the norsemsn OF Can
ton 10 exercise some good horae sense.
II 10 evident that the mile track projec:
will NOS 90 through. II We cans get o
mile treck let US have u first class half
uiie track. We can gBE juss 40 good
horses as We can pny Tor oa half mile
lr&ck,und we can get bigger crowd. Tue
average race goer would prefer to see the
LoT8Gs come around twice, than to look at
.hsm IN the dim and Gu8ty disTEpCe with
d teiCsUopa on tGs back stretch. We can
get good half mile track this year in
.ims for G July meeting, and thGu wS can
have a good faH m.etlCg. We refer 10
tl8 half mile track Owned by Ed. j.
Meyer, on bio stock farm. Three hun
d~ad d0ll0Tg will put tnat track in good
sHDpO a0d $1,000 will build au adequate
grand stand. The electric cars IRON both
GnntOu and MasStllCn are there already,
and wi.l a GEusll outlay splendid iocn-
ton, with plenty OF spring water,
and the best soil In the world eau
almost i be mad for the asking.
This will call for no interest bsaring
bondg, no bin outlay, no lndebtedness 20
swamp anybody, But first class track
and - Hrst Clpgs location can he bad ST.
most for the asking. Hor5cmsn do you
hear? Exercise your hurse sense, and FIX
up the best thing in eight. Canton 10 car'
tGiply big enough to grasp the oppor~
tunity.
The following brilliant array Of per-
forming dams are in Bud CFooke'B haTem
at the Meyers Lake Stock farm:
Lizzie y, rec. 2:271l, by Windsor 2:29.
Netue Green 2:25, Dy Billy Green.
Little Baby 2:271s. by Shaker Boy.
Lady Aahurst, dam of John l., 2:23A.
Kitty Dodos, dam OF G. w. Huey 2:241I,
Happy Sis, dam of Maud A. 2:29.
Dolly Il, pacing, 2 :281I by Brocher Togue
Poca, dam Of Nevins First, 2:S.