The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-08-03

Miss Kitty c. wilkins, who is admiring'
ly described by far western papers as o
horse queen of Idaho, has At present about
5000 horses on her range, including Ham.
bletonians. Clydes, French drafts and
others. She also has about 1000 head OF
cattle. Her father and brothers do most
of the hard work in caring for the range,
and Miss wilkins looks after the selling
and buying. She 10 about 30 years of age.
She would like to marry some nice young
man, with business turn, and mutton
chop whiskers, who feels able to GO west
and grow up with the country.
Next week the big events will be at
Buffalo and Sturgis, Mich. Quite a num-
Der of western horses will start at Sturs
ais. SturRis has q flrstsclass kite track,
and look out for fast time. Some 200
horses are entered for SturRis. The Buff
falo meeting will last two weeks. The
great free-forall pace comes of on
Thursday, Aug. Sd.
The Ohio PAGER, Subscriber, landed the
free for all pace at Worcester, Mass, last
Friday, defeating B. b., The Dude, Budd
Doble and Hy Wilkes over the half mile
track in 2:16, 2:1424, 2:16N, Mart Dema-
rest was up behind the speedy going son
OF Jim Schriber.
We are reliably informed that the races
to be held here in August xtwill be very
entertaining, as many OF the Bpeediest
trotters in the state have been entered
Already 3 three year old PAGERS have
beaten 2:20.-Canal Dover News.
At Cecilian Park, Danville, KY, Friday,
Flying Jim, year old by Happy Day,
paced an exhibition half mile ia the re-
markable time of :041S-a 2:09 gait. This
Is the fastest public trial ever made by u
year old In harness.
The PAGER Bjsx by Ajax starts in com,
pany carrying q pair OF hoppleB made out
of inch rope. They are fastened round
his knees and hooks, while his teAmster
fails him from wire to wire; but he gets
there just the same.
Abe johnson gave ]. c. Welty's pacing
mare, Lady Harrison, mile in 2:29 on
Thursday, on the Cleveland track. She
has only had two weeks track work. She
10 liable to make a record close to 2:2O
this fall,
John Hines of Minerva, has decided to
work his horses ut Ravenua, Ohio. He
stepped Rock Wilkes q half in l:l8 Sat.
urdAy. He will sample Ravenna Belle.
Jim Riddle, Rock Wilkes and Emma ARM
strong.
G. Predmore, the secretary OF the Oak
Grove Driving Club looks for good meet
ing at Warren, o., next month. The en-
tries for it close August 2. Mr.. Predmore
will start his PAGER Min Young, at Roches-
ter.
Nancy Hanks can't 60 a mile now az
fast "a either Walter E., Little Albert or
Directum. We saw her work cut her
best, with a runner alongside, on the
track on Wednesday in 2:l3H.
W. B. Fasig has trAdsd twenty-five acres
of land near Sandusky, o., to Frank
Shank, Canal Dover, o, for yearling
fIIy by WyAudot out of q mare by Ham,
bletoniAn Wilkes.
Mascot was shipped from Detroit to
Buffalo to be specially prepared for the
$40, 900 free for all pace. He did not start
in Cleveland.
The Mad River and Miami Valley Fair
Circuit of Ohio will open at Springfield,
August 8, and close at Bellefouniaine,
October 6.
C. C. Cook has very promising lot OF
at the Fair Grounds track. He
is getting ready for the fall fairs.
Stamboul is not up to his last years.
form. He made trial on Thursday in
:l3 on the Cleveland track.
DIR. Ed BrAnt has brought his fast gelds
ing by Meresburg in from the track and
will drive him on the road.
Jordon won the free-for-all pace at
Joliet, ILL.,, on Thursday in fast time.
Time 2:15A, 2:16, 2:15H.
Nelson stepped mile in 2:10A at Port
land, Me-, Tuesday. The last quarter WAS
timed in 30A seconds.
Who will be the fret Canton gentleman
to buy a 2:10 trotter? We think we can
name him.
Directum worked mile in I'LL d on the
Cleveland track on Thursday.