Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-24
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.


this there were forty four nc~ two-year-
old trJtters and PAGERS i'll this list. This
year up to the present date there are
forty one Only three difference But
this year the PAGERS are rs greatly in the
ascendant as the trotters were last. This
Is by all odds the greatest pacing year
People have at last discovered that when
a colt wants to pace, it is b. It to let him
pace.
l.. l. Gentner of Belfast, recently killed
his stallion Joe Dan" ON account of old
age The horse has been owned BY Mr..
Gentncr five years, during which time he
has earned over 5000 net in the livery
stable.
l.. l.. Gentncr of Belfast, has sold his
fast geldng Elmer b. to f. W. Pitcher of
New York
Herbert Jackson of Poor's Mills, lost his
valuable year old gelding from disease
few days ago.
George Dyer Of Bangor, has purchased
NJ. A. Patterns fast grey mare.
There is probability that the fast geld
ing Salaudo, owned by J. H. McMann of
Midtown, n B., will be bought by Ban
gor parties. Salaudo can trot in 2. 90. and
weighs, when in condition, 1870 pounds.
The name of Pilot, Jr., owned by LEROY
Willis OF St Johp, has been changed to
Specia! Blcnd.
William Lord, station agent at New
Limerick, has purchased the fast mare
Carrie c.
Iowa Maid, that game little flyer
owned by W L. Barrows of Union has
done wonderful work this year, dropping
her record from , Is to 2.21ll She has
not been sod ID Rockland parties as was
currently reported
The fastest ? -yearold ever bred in New
England is Lady Alley, :. 10, whose record
was made at Providence, September, 1894,
with old horses in the 80 class This
roam daughter of Alcyo, ell, has been
fast trotter ever since she was foaled and
it will not in the least surprise her owner
Isaac Sandcrson of Willimautic, CT, or
any body else, if Lady Alley eventually
Joins TIE ? 10 brigade.
In the splendid string at the stable of
Mr.. Whceldon nn Union street, says the
Bangor Commercial, is the finely bred and
fast brood mare Dolly g., by Lcdo Jr.,
size of Miss Ledo, 20 now in foal to
Pembroke Dolly Il, is the dam of Cay
wood, 2l91, Milton, fast geldng by
Constellation and one or two more good
horses.
Pressure Isle Star Herald A large
number Of our citizens rode over to the
Fort to witness what promised to be one
of the most interesting and closely con-
tcsted races ever paced in Aroostook
county and after the management had
advertised national rules to govern, and
then to see those same rules so flagrantly
Violated it is safe to say that that track
at least viii DC Stunned by all honest
lovers Of the light harness horse, both as
20 owners and drivers and spectators, so
long as it is managed by the parties of the
above meeting. 1t is pity, as the interest
had been stimulated by the recent fast
horses added to our not over numerous
county performers. 1t is time to call
halt when the management goes into tho
stand aud makes his collision with Ger
tain starters SO apparent by gross decisions
and violations of all rules or preCcdents
Ed Heaphy, who has been handling
horses at Fairfield for the last four years
among them st. Ives 293I, Lady Echo
]. 30'2, Van Helmont , 1917 eto., ,tc.. has
accepted a position to handle and develop
/ stable of horses in Massachusetts.
One Of the great horses in Dexter is DIR.
Kelly. owrcd by Morrison Bros. He is
large bay stallion stands IL hands, and
weighs about 1900 pounds. He is
standard bred Wilkes. He has started in
several races this season winning first
money in one and part of several others.
In the second heat of his second race he
paced mile in ? 80 over Maine Central
Driving Park which is from two to three
seconds slow and he has shown quarters In
81 seconds. Good judges think he can
easily enter the 2. 30 list