The morning times., 1896-10-26
NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

AMX's 2.O3 3-4 is likely to stand for
another season.
Gene Leigh Will take string to Call
fornia To race this ran.
lydia Wilkes will be bred TO the noted
Boreal next season.
Robert J. has defeated Frank Agan in
four out OF five races.
William Penn's stable name when at-the
Phoenix Farm is SANDY"
Three pacing stations have gone in 2:O3
or better So far this season.
King of Salem, by King Of Bclaire, has
reduced his record to 2.14 Il
The Axtc!l family won four money places
at the Terre Hautc meeting.
W. j. Andrews stepped John r. Gentry
a mile lit Tcrre Haute last Tuesday i'll
2.04l
Nathan Strauss recently drove Cobwebs a
mile To road wagon over Fleetwood IN
2:l43-
John +. Turner shalf-uile track at Amber
has been given Il partial coat of loan this
fall.
John R. Gentry will race no more, but he
willmak- anolhereffort to beat Two minutes
at Belmont.
Bravado. 2:I0 1-2, recently sold by John
Splan, is now in Dan Mcfhea's stable at
Vienna, Austria.
Only two stations have entered the 2:10
list this season. They are Pat l., 2:OS II
and Senator A, 2:lO.
Ashland Wilkes is a promising sire. He
gets another 2:2o performer in the four year
old mare Artful Maid, ZIG 81.
Doc Irwin broke the Merchantville, n. j.,
track record with Eda orr, Atwood, last
week with heat in 2:23 IL.
John f Turner has returned to his farm
at Amber after campaign through the
Grand Circuit with onoqua, 2:Os Ii.
Aimont Patchen, 2:l5, the sire OF Ruby
NJ, 2:Ii Ii. and other fast ones, was re-
Gently sold to A. q. Burnett OF California.
Jacob Justice, the well known horseman,
drove Alexis and Ashnel a mile double over
Belmont course in 2:39 81 last Tuesday.
When Rose Croix won his race at Lex
ington he made his sire, Jay Bird, the
leading sire of money winners FOR the
season.
Fantasy, 2:06, by Chimes, started eight
times this season and has won six out OF
the eight starts, her fastest mile being
2:06 1-2.
Rosedale, by Sidney, who took Il pacing
record of 2:22 as a yearling i'll 1888, re-
duced his mark TO 2:19 Ia, and on "A half
mile course. .
When Star Pointer won the Lexington
free-fur all he paced the first mile in
2.O3. thus lowering the track record two
seconds. -
Stote Clark has at last concluded that he
has the right shoer, since he stepped Claus
Forester u mile over Point Breeze in
R:10 1-2.
Tie speedy gray gelding J. r. l., owned
by J. l.. Shields, recently lowered the track
record at Indiana, Pa, from PIG 1-2 10
e: IA 2.
The big paccr Dalgetty, by Thorndale
left Charles NuiGn's Round Wood Farm
with mark Of III 1-2 and returned with
record of 40 Ia.
Bright Regent, by Prince Regent, took a
record of 200 - at the Lexington meee-
ing by winning the Tennessee stakes In
2:o6 "a, zoe "a, 2:07 1-2.
Belle Acton. 2: Is Ii, who holds the year
ling pacing record of 2: 20 81, is not max
Ing the race mare her many Western ad-
mirers thought she would
The new halfmile track Of the recently
formed Dover Trotting Association. New
Jersey, was opened Wednesday afternoon
with large attendance.
John splan's success with Newberger.
2:11 1-2, is well known. and bis owners
think he has been given enough racing
for one season, therefore have turned him
out.
William d. Althouse's speedy stallion,
William Penn, by Santa Claus, Won the
fourth heat of the Lexington free-for- all
in 2:0S Ia. The race was finally won
by Pat l., 2:09 IA.
John F. Boyle of California has been a
very successful breeder of racing horses,
having to his credit the breeding of
Agitato, 3, 2:09 Ia; Diablo, 2:09 Ii;
Derby Princess, 2:11; Algregor, 2:11 and
Free Coinage, 2:11 3-4.
Andy Mcdowell has the crack PAGER on
the Pacific coast this year in welcome,
by Arthur Wilkes, son of Guy Wilkes. He
won two heats Of a 2:14 class in 2:10 1-2
and 2:10 1-2. then losing two heats,
stepped the fifth mile in 2:I5.