The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-05-02
TURF NOTES.
Some News Of Speed Interest to
Horsemen = Taylor And His
String Here.

If volume XIII of the Register should
contain as many standard stations as
Volume XII we will have "a, 1876. The
standard mares and geldings in Volume
XII are about the proportion of 2N to one
of standard horses, judging by relative
space occupied. IL this proportion holds
on through the register, there are over
40, 600 standard animals in that work.
The total number of $3.50 trotters up to
date is 10, $50. These 10000 have all
become standard on the performance Of
the 10, $50 2:30 performers, so that on the
average nearly seven animals have be-
come standard on the credit of the vicar
ious merits of about one. In nutshell,
this is what has been the matter with the
standard. 1t did not follow for example
that because mare produced one $3.50
performer that she had the least trotting
merit in the world nor did 1t follow that
because horse was the sire of two or
three that he had any trotting virtue
KY Stock Farm.
Here Is Salibsury's stable for 1895:
AK, 2:03A, Azote 2:0Sh, Expressive
2:t2H,' Marin, Jr., 2:13, Miss Kate
2:24A, Altao 2:16 klamath 212H, Lulu
f. 2;25, Distaff 2:2sh, zalia, b. m. by
Director, dam Brany, by Echo; Stamboul
Belle, b {, 4, by Stamboul; Too Soon, blk
c, 3, by Direct, dam Midget by Inca
Lou Mitchell, br (, 3, by Direct, dam
May Mitchell, by Antevolo; Cavlin, blk
2, by Direct, dam Lily Langtry, by
Mambrino Hanbletonian; Soon Enough,
C, 2. by Direct. PAGERS: Flying Jib,
204 directly 2;07A, Ella Il. 2:12, Adam,
br C, 3, by Aladdin, dam Nelly, by George
NJ. Patchen, Jr. Queenic, G f. 3, by Bar
kis Abdallah-
c. G. Taylor, of Newton Falls, arrived
in Canton this week and is quartered at
the Canton track. He has with him six
horses, all green ones, but all show good
promises for future development. His
string consists of Hinder, an S-year. old
sorrcl gelding by Cardinal. Hinder is a
full brother in blood to Optician who
trotted trial half last fall in :06A.
Hinder has no record but is quite a speedy
fellow and will take fast mark this
summer. He has also Frank, n seven
year old black gelding by Curt Patchen, a
son of Mambrino Patchen. Frank was
only broken single last year but is good
gated and willing to go. The rest Of the
string is composed of Maygo, an Syear-old
sorrel gelding by CARDINAL n sorrel PAGER
| by Cardinal, three-year-old colt by
Protocol and a three year old by Cardinal.
The drivers at the track think they
have kick coming against the driving
park club. The track, with the exception
Of one or two soft places near the pole is
in elegant condition but none of them
have been allowed to drive over it. The
track will not be open until May 1. The
city water Is not turned on yet. The
horses have to be brought into DuebeI
avenue for their daily work. The drivers
say the association is still collecting the
rent from them although they have nc
use of the track. At Columbus the track
has been in use now seven weeks and all
over the state the trainers are ahead OF
the men here in Canton with their work
simpy because the Canton people have
been denied the use of the track.
Charlie Nell will take John G. Welty',
string to the track after the first of May
Mayor Rice sent his colts, DE Facto ant
De Jure to the track Thursday morning
They will be put in condition for thu
summer meeting. De Facto is n three
year-old by c. +. Clay and De Jure is
two-vear-old by w. Wilkes Boy II. A
Mitchell, of Columbia, Tennessee, hai
been secured as trainer and driver.
Gen. Sherwood has advertised Rober
G. and Roadmaster Q for sale.
Naughty Girl, 2:24H, by Conanught
owned by Dick Myers, of Canal Fulton
VIII be in George Saunders stable a
Cleveland this year.
G. l.. Jones g. Co., Dallas, Texas, hav
contracted for the pool privilege at tn
Canton June meeting; the Youngstown
June and September meetings and tn
Warren July and August meetings. Thi
firm also expects to be at Terre Haut
and Galesburg.