The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-14
List of Good Ones
Canton has as many good horses with rec
ords as any city in the state. The list runs a.
folloWs.


Karl 2:2S2
Quaker Girl.......................... 2.30
Pinkamink @ years old d)...........,... 2:40
B L. E!oo
ArlwOOd 2;lO
2:223
Max 2;2Vt
Maud S:2Of
The latter was only handled three weeks by
William Bloomfield, who gave her this record
Horse Notes and News.
Mr. Ed Meyer has the finest lot of colts for
size, beauty and speed both trotters and pa
GERS in Ohio, all by the famous son of George
Wilkes, Bud Crooke, 215l.
Major Wilks 2l6, should make a desirable
horse to head some farm, as he is by the great
horse young Jim, dam by old Bluebell.
Mr. Werner is driving his fast chestnut
horse daily. He expects him TO be with Bud
Dobles string this season.
Many people have been under the impress
ion that Brown Hall is the leading sire of pa
GERS, owing to the phenomenal performance of
Hal billiard 2:Oi9 Hal Bndine 2O7S, Storm
2:OSl and c. c. But such is not so. The rel
ative standing Of the twenty leading sires OF
PAGERS upon the basis of speed average of these
produce, places Bourbon Wilks in the lead,
with Brown Hall and his sire Tom Hall Jr.,
close up, with Gambetta Wilks right after
them.
Monbras 2:1l3, blk S. 6 yrs. old, made rec
ord as year old and Chen sold at same sale
for over $4,000, and now sound and in his
prime, only brought $500. He was one of the
cheapest horses ever sold.
Many who know Maud P, 2I4I once
owned by Harvey Clouse of Millersburg. and
sold by him two years ago for 50, 900 will be
surprised that she only brought little over
500 last week at New York sale.
Mr.. Boswerth, of Cleveland, was the guest OF
Gen. Sherwood Thursday. Mr.. Boswerth is
the owner of Little Ida 219i, Coxey 2;3O and
number of other good ones.
Gen. Sherwood, who has owned more fast
horses than any other man in Ohio, was highly
entertained by hOrsemen Of Buffalo and
Rochester this week.
Mr., Lindey's fast PAGER, George Cloud, 2:l9,
and Mr.. William Halls black mare make
fine looking team and drive well together.
Mr.. Charles Cook is busy giving his promis-
ing youngsters their daily work. Mintting,
three year old, record 2:3O, should bevery fast.
Black Cecil the charming two year old is the
fastest in the state.
John Hosler still holds on to his reliable big
horse Honest George, who was always able to
beat them all down Market street upon the
snow when accompanied by his wife"
DIR. Philips, corner Fifth street and Cleve.
land avenue purchased this week of Mr.. Robb,
Allison Wilkes, one of the finest roadsters in
the city.
Ed. Langenbach is still looking for a 2:1O
PAGER.
William Bloomfield, most reliable man
with race horses, will open public stable
about April 1st.
Charles Brobst, lover Of good horses, has a
number of prancing youngsters.
Mr.. A. Trump has a fast and promising
horse in his 4-year-old bay gelding, and we are
in hopes he will go in 2:l0 as no man enjoys
driving fast one more than Mr.. Trump.
Pinkamink, owned by James Fry, should go
fast this season.
John c. Dueber has a beautiful team which
he purchased in New York few weeks ago
They were among the best at the New York
horse show taking first premium.
There has never been stable Of horses in
this city that look as fine as Mr.. John c. Wei
ty's, under the supervision OF zone of Ohio's
best reinsmen, Chas. Nell.
John Kitzmiller has select lot of young
sters.
Minting, 2:3O, at a 3-year.old, is one of the
best and most promising young horses in Ohio.
DIR. Blanchard has very promising colt by
the great Simmons.
Pete Miller says, and we think it may be
true, that bis young Rex horse is as fast as
most of them
We have not heard from Dr. Canes of the
Gold Medal farm, yet but suppose Rebecca b.,
24O in the mud, will go in the 2s list.
Mr. Reoguh, contractor on the new band build
ing, drives a fast and beautiful PAGER.
Harry Winterhalter thinks if he is elected
this spring he will be able to put his mare in
the 80 list, should splan handle her properly.
Why go away to buy pneumatic sulky OF
Bite driving wagon when the Dexter Wagon
Co. is making the best in the land? Buy at
home. Encourage home industry.
Pixley 2:0s4, br. mare, only brought $1,000
in New York ON Feb. 27. She is one of the
greatest racers. She won more than $4,000
last year and viii be able to do as well this
season.
The Evening News will endeavor to give
you intelligent horse news in every Saturdays
paper.
Phil Aikens, Nos. 43 and "A North Court
street, the owner of the fast White Line mare,
capable Of showing eco clip, is boarding a
number Of the best and fastest horses in the
city. He is practical horseman and gives
them the best CT attention.
shertzer & Fry the largest dealers insthis
city, are buying and selling from 90 to so good
horses per week.
John Dine, the owner Of MINI Bashaw, al
ways has number of fine ones for sale.
Judge Wise and Fawcett are coming TO the
ftont with some promising young horses.
ED.B.