The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-28
HORSE GOSSIP.
Long List of Pacers in Training on Traci
 and Road-A Few Trotters Being Trained

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 for Races.
 Since the Hubinger brothers have had the track at Elm City park put in excellent condition there are many horses that are receiving preparatory work at the half mile course and on the roads in this vicinity, large majority of the fast horses being pacers, as will be seen from the following list of pac- ing horses:
 George w. Spear, who has made many friends In this vicinity since his arrival here last spring, and who is to drive the Hubingers horses in races this season. Is jogging the following pacers from the Hubingers' stables:
 Frank Agan 2:0S%, by Mikagan; Sphinxetta, 2:OS1a, by Sphinx, 2:201a; Pearl Onward, 21O%, by Onward, 2:251a; Robinette, 212h, by Enright; Nutbreaker, Jr., 2:1494, by Nutbreaker; Mary Wells, 2:2O1a, by Director, 2;17; Bar Me Not, 2:2O1s, by Temple Bar, 2:17%; Ivorah M, by Pomperang, de- scendant of Alcantara, 2:23; the two year-old black stallion Timewood, by Time Onward; Sparkhill and Frazier, both by Sphinx, 2:2o1s; the three-year- old bay gelding Blitzen and the chestnut mare Margaret F., both by Nuthurst. PIP; Forrest Herr, by Dr. Herr, and several others.
 Harry Romick is at the track with the young pacing mare Prima Donna, 2.31A, by Parker Gun. Herman Fox has his two pacers, B. B., 2:121s, by Veto, Jr, and the black stallion, Peter Kern, by Tilford, in excellent condi- ton.
 Frank D. Putnam has given Charley C., 2191a, by Harry Wilson, some light road work, and Fred Potter has given the same treatment to Francis Wilkes, 2:28A, by the pacing stallion Dumas 2I8%.
 The pacing mare Jarenta, 2:261s, by Bonnie Boy, owned by c. E. Minor, is having considerable road work and will evidently be in good condition for early races The fine gelding Blue Light, by Blue Bell, 4,s9s, owned by Burton s. Bradley, is having light read work and will have suitable track training before he is started in races.
 Able, the chestnut gelding, by Garnet Rock, 2.271a, owned by Dennis Flynn, is having easy training preparatory to racing contests. The bay mare Vestal 2:26A, by Dictator Wilkes, has wintered l l,r,x t-o ton for fast work. Vestal is owned by D. c. Cook of Meadow street
 Vivandiere, the dam of Vestal, is also the dam of the fast pacer Veta, 2:O9A. William Burke of Meadow street owns the fine pacer Joker, 2:27&, a record which does not indicate the limit of his speed. Joker is having plenty of road work.
 Among the many fine horses owned by John H. Dillon is the fast pacer Colonel Wilkes. by Bonnie Wilkes. The pacer is in the hands of Trainer Matt Darcy of Hartford.
 All of the foregoing horses in train ing are pacers Three fast pacers not in training are Bessie Gates, 2:38, own ed by Landlord T. A. McCaffrey; Resk C., 2:24A, trial 2:11, owned by Dr. F. G. Wilmot, and Trannie, 2:93%, owned by A. F. Mack of George street.
 The Hubingers have several fast trotters in training fast races. Herman Fox, John B. Judd, Harry Romick, Charles Tillinghast, John H. Dillon and others have trotting horses in train ing.
 Joseph Atchison of Hartford, Conn.,, is to stand his fine trotting stallion Birmingham, 2:19R, trial 2:15, by Wilkesdale, 2:29, for short season, and later have him trained and started , in races for a lower record. The geld ing Hurlingdale, full brother to Hur- lingham, Is to be campaigned in races Herlino, by Birmingham, will soon be trained for racing contests. MT. Atch- ison also owns the handsome mare zy- rene by Alcyrene 2:2Sa4, and will start her in races this season. Several other young horses sired by Birmingham may also be included In MT. Atchison's rac- | ing string.