The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-02

Train your colt if he is worth training.
There is money in it.
A slow spring generality makes a fast
summer in horsetiesh.
a stallion that is worthy OF public pat
r0nage is worthy of being trained.
''What makes you call that horse
Spike?n ''Cause you's got to pound
him to drive him. -
". J. Wellborn OF Kingstown, Ind. /,
owns Tom Hal, jr., a brother in blood to
Hal Pointer, and . splendid horse.
Let only first-class trainer have your
horses. II they are not good enough for
him, keep them at home.
Don't experiment with shoetng If your
horse is going all right, even if a ''coun-
try man' did put the shoes on.
An exchange seems to think that Doble
will have the champion 3-year- old PAGER
of the season in the NutWood tillJ, Don
ME.
Word comes from the Village farm that
Hal Pointer IS q greater horse than he
has ever been. L that is true then the
300 mark is his.
Fashionably bred stock will always sell
at profit, and the man who breeds poor
stock has only himself to blame.
Cleanliness is the best remedy for skin
disease. Animals breathe through the
the pores open.
Gambetta Wilkes, 2:22H, viii be asked
to reduce his record this year. Egotist,
2:22A, another well known young sire,
viii also be placed in training io- that
purpose.
No pygmy ever makes himself any
larger by claiming to be giant. Nc
dishonest horseman makes himself any
better by claiming to be the soul OF honor
Attorney, Jr., viii go in Doble's stables
along with Manager. DOble will have
some good PAGERS out this year-in fact
what great driver will not? They are al
in love with the fast PAGER.
The fastest bay PAGER is Mascot, 2:O4;
The fastest chestnut is Gold Leaf, PIX
she fastest black PAGER is Direct, BOSS
the fastest gray PAGER is Guy. 2:o6A; the
fastest brown PAGER is Roy Wilkes, 2:07 Z
Cricket, 2:10, the sensation of the sea-
soa of 1890, which she began without 6
record and ended as the pacing queen,
foaled bay colt by Sidney, 2:194, on
Nav rs. and has been bred TO Direct
2:05H. Her little son is PAGER, and it is
hard TO imagine one better fitted, from
breeding standpoint, to head the stud al
one OF the great Tennessee nurseries O
PAGERS.
The famous pacing mare, Yolo Maid
2:z2, who has been on the shelf for some
time, promises to so very fast this year
She was bought last autumn by
Du Bots Rros. OF Denver, Colo, and a
Overland park, Denver, she paced *
the half-mile pole in 1:013l. Her owners
are confident she will beat 2:04 before tn,
close OF the season. She is by Alex But
ton, dam Molly by Dietz's St. Clair.
1t transpires that the pacing mare tha
was beaten in her race by DR.. Mac a
Omaha is named Jelpha Burns and no
Trelpha Burns, as given in the telegra
phic summaries of tie race. There was
horse started named Trelpha, ir., ana i
was probably owing to this fact that thi
mistake was made. She is probably til,
only mare that has the unique record o
two dead heats and two winning heats il
g race in which she was finally defeated
Her dam was sired by Panic, the low;
horse who was son of Ethan Allen, tn,
one time stallion king. The Panic mares
are coming to the front and have nov
produced nine with good records, includ
Ing Picpania, Z:14k, and Nutcoast, 2:19