The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-14
Eagle Horse Notes

II - ItpDI tlldl ByiOH /,
the Fleischmanns. Chris Smith and
George Bennett will have part of their
stables at Saritoga.
At Bloomington, ILL.,, the free-for-all
trot was declared off. The owner of
Jack sent him around three times and
claimed the money, but il was not al
lowed.
At Vienna the trotting race distances
vary between one mile six furlongs and
two miles and six furlongs, while at
Baden they do not extend more than
two miles and half.
The story OF a row between Ed Cor
rigan and George Hawkins over the re-
port of the former having grabbed $50
600 OF legislative corruption fund has
no foundation in fact.
The 3-year-old trotting FLY Abnet, by
Ambassador, was sold at one Of the
kalamazoo farm sales, and at the late
Dubuque meeting she finished at Trot-
woods neck in 2:152i.
Five Ply, 17-year-old son of Blue
Bull, came in the 2:30 list at Bowling
Green, o., recently. This is probably
the last one of this old horses get TO
enter the charmed circle.
The new half-mile track a Greenville.
o, will be formerly dedicated August
- to 30, at which time occurs the
forteth annual fair and trots Of the
Darke County Agricultural society.
At Berlin, Germany, June 81, Shade
land DelmOnia won the PaulSbOrn prize
OF HOO marks, and Lysander Wilkes
the free handicap Of 1,500 marks. which
shows they are still earning their oats.
Ida PickwiCk, who was reported as
retired for good last fall. is to be train
ed again. The great little mare was
fired in the spring, and 1t is expected
she viii be able TO race during the fall
The Derby stakes and the Oaks for
1897 close Tuesday, July %. 1895. The
ST LeSer for 1897 closes Tuesday. Sep
tember II, 1895. and the Eclipse stakes
for 1898 closes Tuesday, July 30, 1895.
The Commoner is in disgrace. for he
ran a bad last in the Liberty stakes. He
evidently does not like a distance. for
he chucked il badly after going about
seven furlongs. He was one of the SEN
Sational Syead-Olds at the Lexington
meeting, but was not asked to go a long
distance there.
John E. Turner's string at Point
breeze consists Of Brown Jim. 2:27St. by
NoItalre; NyanZa, Lucille, T. by Direc-
tor; Verdi, 2.25A. by Rumor; Simmons.
2:2S, by George wilkes: J NJ d 2,13n'
py harry Hamilton. and seven green
ones or great promise. J. NJ. n. showed
a mile in PHI yesterday.
The horses in Australia who have tho
blood Of Musket in their veins are MAX
ing good records a bread-winners. AZ
the autumn meeting Of the South An
Stralian Jockey club seven races were
won by sons Of Trenton. Nardenfe1t
Maxim and ThunGerbolt. All of the
horses are the get Of Musket.
Directum Is n the best form 81 his
NE. HIS gait Is much improved and
the excessive knee action that charac-
terized ms way ~ going in the past has
oeen considerably decreased hv length
enlng the toes Of his front feet. He Is
now carrying AZ least one and . half
lAches more foot than formerly.
w G. Comstock q East Hartford
conn. has lost by death a handsome >
!ear-old brown horse colt by Alcuin. he
by Aicyone. out O. Gypsie Cirl bv
ihom2S JererSol. The accident vas
caused hy the colt stepping up1n an
iron rake that had been left r9raIssSIy-
on the ground with the teeth u0turned.
The Coney Island Jockey club score
,aIE mas oeen ouSy recently distribute
ING 20 ne Iaaies a. SheeQshead Bay
souvenir AanGkeTch!efS of no S,,l,r,r-
ban OF 1895. The handkerchief * nj six
upon Which are finely engraved mr.
traits or the twelve winners Of t,a event
including Lazzarone. the winner This
year. LIS
The failure ~ the Illinois legislature
10 pass q satisfactory racing hilI vii /
not help trOtt.nE sport. tn h1a-4 -
directors o. the Northwestern Breeders !
association CO not feel n all confident
on me su9lect. They viii not permit Or /
W. VIZ d Getting but they d not see
how they can make a meeting pay with
out il - '''
M2ydoTer. the bay mare that won +,
me - class at Lexington last week. /
and took record = e.I7S. i oU-1a1 /
by Mr.. Hull q Savannah. ca ~ ~
banking firm of Hall & L,hrop. Nav 1
flower was in George ". Heights sta /
oIe WINE az Savannah Height is /
campaigning Oakland Prince which *
owned by Mr.. Hull.
BIiLT-' Nav. l should think Il would /
De a heap more careless 70 cast pearls hafor,,
chlckens than 70 cas-: EN- before swine, !
his AiotheF-"NLy so, BIIylr Billy !