The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-19


Bramble-Lou Dudley. for whom 5000 was
paid. is considered one of the best FLIES
Of recent years. She is now at Morris
park. Sir Vassar was sent to Westbury.
Long Island, n. Y, where he will be
schooled over the jumps.
NOTES ON EQUINES.
Chazy Boy, 2:131z, by Candidate, is to
be sent to France.
The Akron. tO.) Fair meeting will offer
about $1,000 in purses this year.
Sheets" Martin has given up any idea
( going to Europe this spring
Bookmaking and pool selling except on
the race track is now a felony in Ken
lucky.
DR.. Bernays of st. Louis, has purchased
the famous sprinter, Harry Duke from J.
II. Payne & Co.
A colt of Orc Wilkes, 2:11, and Mary
Best, 2:124, out in California, is said to be
a phenomenon.
1t is probable that an open air horse
show will be held in Chicago at Washing
ton park in June.
There are more horses of quality in
training at Memphis than at any other
point in the west.
The Trotting association of Vienna,
Austria, will give $4,000 in purses for
the season of 1898.
! Meadowthorpe, of the Schorr string, has
! grown and thickened and is q powerful
| looking horse now.
The double team trotting record for
! Europe is now 2:4Sa4, held by Autrain,
2:167s, and Chatsworth, 2:24.
]. S. Murray, of Chester, Tenn, will
race the colt Jeffrey. by AIlerton, 2:o9A,
| out of Elloree 2:09tz.
The FLY by Directum, 2:051k, out of
Ethelwyn, dam Impetuous, 2:13. has
been named Imma culate.
Beatrice, by Cuyler, the famous dam
of Patron, Patronage and Prodigal. is to
De bred to Bel, 2:1O12.
Tod Sloane has carte blanche from the
Fleischmanns to buy anything he fancies.
He is not limited as to price.
Jockey P. Campbell has been suspended
for the remainder of the New Orleans
meeting for alleged suspicious riding.
A thick coating of clay loan was put
on the London, Ont, track last fall, and
it is expected to be very fast next sea-
son.
Directly, racing record 2:O7H, will be in
the hands of the well known western
horseman, George West, of Chicago. this
season.
An organization has been formed at
Chicago called the International Horse
Show association, with a capital stock of
100000
Senator Breda, the Italian turfman, has
purchased the bay horse Joktan, 2:1914, by
Oberin.
Ida Pickwick is due to foal this month
to Quicktime. She will be bred to Himyar
Souff1e's dam will also be bred to the sire
of Domino.
After a careful study of the situation.
it has been decided that the time is not
yet ripe for the holding of a horse show
at Washington.
It is claimed that Joe Blackburn. sire
of the PAGER Harry p, 2:17, is not by Sher-
man HambletOnian, but by Eagle Chief, a
son of Fields Denmark.
DR.. Sanford Price, nef Kentucky's
pineer trotting horse breeders died receu-
thy. He was the breeder of Doble. the first
2-year old to trot in 2:40
Henry of Navarro has made good
record for his first season in the stud. Last
spring he served 81 mares, q of which are
said to be surely in foal.
Jockey A. Barrett, who has done splen-
did work in the saddle at New Orleans
this winter, has been signed by f. S. Gar
dner e Son for the season of 1898.
The board of supervisors of Fayette
county, KY, have increased the tax valu-
alton of thoroughbreds in the county $780,
900 over last years assessment.
Racing men in Memphis are already
banking heavily on Lieber Karl, owned by
SchOrr & Son, as having the best chance
to win the Tennessee Derby stake.
p. ]. Dwyer will go to Kentucky soon
to examine Handspring with view of
training him again. If his feet are in good
condition he will be put in training.
Gold Leaf. 2:161a, has sired three 2:15
trottersr-Franklin. 2:1OA; Octavia, 2:117s |
and Roseleaf. 2:144-and the dams of all
three are now in foal to him oncemore
Jockey James Lamle has instituted suit |
for s1,O1O against w. c. Daily for money |
which Lamle says he entrusted to "Fa-
Their Bill and which the latter won't |
give up.
Algol, Macy. Ornament and Meadow |
thorpe, entered in the Brooklyn Handicap |
and Suburban, are already showing the |
beneficial effects OF winter ing in Mem |
phis.
A j. Welch, of Hartford Conn, has |
purchased the 9-year-old bay horse. Hall |
ington, 2:161s. by Hsldane. son of Harold, |
and he may enter him in the Charter Oak |
purse for2:17trotters.
The Fair associations in Maine have |
claimed the following dates: New Eng |
land Fair, at Portland, Aug. % to y; Ban |
gor, Aug. 80 TO Sept. 3; Lewiston, Sept. !
TO 2.
The 2-year-old division OF the Horse Re /
view Stakes will be decided a the Grand I
Circuit meeting al Fort Wayne next Aug |
ust. The trotters viii compete for $500 /
and the PAGERS s.. so.
Captain s s. Brown has ordered a start /
ing machine 10 be put up at the Ras- 4
combe race track. Mobile, where it will be /
used for schooling his horses in training,
especially the 2-year-olds.
II is rumored in San Francisco that !
young w. 5. Hobart who purchased /!
Bright PhoebUs just before the horse won |
the Realization OF 1885. is likely to return |
10 the turf again on an extensive scale.
The Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breed |
ers' association will hold three weeks |
meeting at Oakland race track. com 4
meucing June IS. There viii Re paid judges /
and starters, and bookmaking will be al 1
lowed.
a strong stable. including Meadowthrpe.