The morning times., 1896-10-12
NOTES OF THE TRoTTERS.
Good Work Ha = Been Done This Year
by Young sters.

Good Work Ha y Been Done This Year
by Young sters.
Emma Offat mas won up TO date 81 o 900
In purses.
incre IS not regulation mile track
In Vermont.
Woo work Kitchen is the name of a Mis-
souri, colt.
W {. France sold Jupe, the two-year-
old wonder, for $3.50.
Tie AVuna aes, o. ,ne get of Hambctonian
is twenty years old.
Nialta, Dy -IeTome Eddy, has reduced
her record 10 2:lO.
Eleven of Allerton's get have taken
records IN $50 or better lnis season.
Belle Vara, 2:OS 81, has foal at foot
by Merrlvale, a son OF Alcautara.
Altamont, 2:26 3-4, by Almout, has put
Six in the - list.
Frank Patchen, tie three-year-oid son
of Joe fatchen, was recently tuned a mile
Jonn L. Gentry will go against his record
OF 200 l-2 at Terre Haute. Ind, Octo-
The dead Pilot Medium leads all sires
OF 40 performers, having seven to his
credit.
a 24T-pound pumpkin was one of the
features al the Brattleboro, Vt, Fair, a
few days since
Since Gcntry made his record of 2;03 3-4
last season he has made gain of 130
feet to the mile.
Col. L. r Touhunter.' one of Kentucky's
best known borsemen, died Wednesday
last, of cancer of the stomach.
Samp. Wilson has sold his farm, at
RuShville, Ind, for 81 200. II was on this
farm that Blue Bull stood for many years
\. l.. Darling LETT legacy of $4,000 to
Edwin +. Carpenter, superintendent of his
Valley Stock Farm, Ramscy's, y. j.
China Silk, 2:2l IA, by ProdAgaI, PIG,
dam Brown Silk, sister OF Red Silk, is the
fastest 2-year-old trotung flly of the
year.
The dam of Miss Jennings, 2:OS Ia, the
fastest green PAGER out This season, will
be bred back to McEwen by McCurdy's
II Hamblrtonian.
Page. the greatest green trottcr of the
year, has been ten times first, three times
fec"n9 Sc and one shird. in fourteen starts
Alhel. imll brother to Arion t2.0T 3-iD,
has grown 10 be a grand looking horse
+. p. olcott. of Bernardsville, n. j.. pad
S25, 900 for him as yearling.
The training department of A II Moore'S
Stock Farm, Colnlar, Pa, is BOW in charge
of George b. Hayes. formerly of the South
Elkhorn Stock Farm. KY.
Nineteen heats have been paced in 2.O4
or better this season, of which Gentry has
won nine. Robert } and Star Pointer three
each and Joe Patchen and Frank Agan two
each.
Van Zant. one of the fastest and best
campaigners of the year. was worked some
as yearling, but she was experimental
on for three years before she became prop
erly balanced As a lhree-year-old it is
said she would trot mile in three minutes
Star Pointers three heats at Mystic Park
last Friday week in 2:02 1-2 2:03 IL and
2:o3 81 are The three fastest consecutive
heats ever paced in q race. His first heat
In 2:02 1-2 is the fastest first heat ever
paced bv ihrec-Guariers of a second
Jupe, 2l3 3-4, is the fastest two year-old
trOtter Of the year. Bingen, 2:12 Ii, the
fas est tI,rce ycar-,ld: Pat L., zoe Ia. and
Bessie Wilton, 2:09 "a. the fastest four
year-olds; COPELAND, 2:11 1-2. one of the
fastest five-year-olds; Fantasy, 2:06 1-2,
the fastest aged performer, and mare;
Klama,h, 2;07 1-2; the fastest gelding: and
Pat L., 2:09 IL, the fastest stallion. Each
and all carry the blood OF Alexander
Ahdallah. Fantasy is inbred 10 him twice
and Pat L. three times.
Horatio Page of ST. Louis, Mo-, made n
statementin 1878 that IN the fall of 1874 he
saw Pocahonias, PIT 1-2, to wagon. pace
mile over the Queen City course, Cincin-
nati, o., in EOS 1-2. accompanied by a
boy on a running horse, and that she paced
the last half in 81 H-2 seconds. Mr. Page
further states that he believes the mare,
properly handled, good day and track. could
have paced mile AT that zine in 2:O5. aud
ft in 200 N