The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-22
HORSE NOTES.
Matters of Interest to owners of TITO


William Doyle of the same city has
purchased the black PAGER, Veazier.
This PAGER can step mile close to 2:20.
Mr.. Doyle Is also the owner of the bay
gelding Dick B, which is fine trotter.
He is one of the best readers in the
vicinity and always a leader when
speed is asked for.
H. E. DimoclS is out with new one.
Prince Charlie This horse is a nat
ural trotter and has illustrated that
he possesses speed, having trotted a
mile last September in 2:21A, last half
in lily.
Star Pointer 1891, will not be raced
| until late this season, his owner having
decided to let him make season in the
| stud.
1t is very probable that the Char
| ter Oak association will open a big
| futurity stake valued at $4,000 for
fouls for 9S to be trotted in 1901, and
| the chances are that men who own good
| brood mares will not let them remain
| idle.
| Fifteen 2:10 PAGERS are now owned in
| Chicago.
| Entries to the stake races at Charter
Oak, July As, close February 10.
| Euerene 2:224, by Enright, has been
sold by Charles Crawford of Hartford.
| The ex-champion PAGER Mascot, 2:O4
trimmed Merry Chimes 2:081A three
| times in one day on the snow path at
| Buffalo.
| Fleetwing, dam Of Stamboul, 2:07R,
is also the second dam Of Oakland Bar
on 2:09I4, and is the only mare that has
| produced a 2:10 trotter and daughter
thath as one in the 2:10 list.
That Star Pointers come high has
| been demonstrated by the sale of year
| ling filly sired by the champion, Star
Pointer 1894, for $3.50.
The indebtedness of the Manchester,
| Conn, association is s1,125, which it
expects to clear during the coming
trotting campaign.
Nancy Hanks 2:04 may be bred to the
imported stallion Meddler this spring.
The first race Of the season of SO will
| take place at New Bern, N. c., F'ebru-
airy 2S-March 5.
Fred Noble of New Britain will prob
ably train at Charter Oak this spring
and already has some fast ones in his
stable, mong them being the fast filly
Georgiana 2:12A.
]. A. Murphy, owner of Star Pointer,
states that he is under the impression
that Joe Patchen 2:01A viii beat the
| two-minute mark this season. Murphy
says that Patchen is all right, if he
| wasn't he would have been dead long
ago, and that he was named right when
they termed him "the iron horse
Grin Hickok, the noted California
horseman, thinks that the Monk and
the Abbot should be good for a mile in
2:08 hooked together.
L. G. Tewksbury has decided not to
campaign Robert J. this year and will
| drive him on the road. The little horse
is ten years old and has been on the
turf seven consecutive seasons, cam
| paigning on all the principal tracks
i from Maine to California. In his day
he lowered the worlds record for four
year Odds, for PAGERS of all ages and for
double TENS, as we'll as the colors of
many champions. He has also beaten
the fastest PAGERS on the turf, putting
in more miles below 2:10 than any 9TH
er horse that ever lived. Robert j. has
earned place on the retired list and it
is probable that his millionaire owner
will never ask him to race again, al
though it is known that he is as fast as
ever he was. His stable companion, the
ex-champion, John r. Gentry, 2:001s
will be shipped to Charter Oak early In
the spring, where he will be trained fol
his engagements this season. Perhaps
his first start viii be in the big race
which opens at Charter Oak, July 4.
An effort will be made to race Roya
Fitz 2.13% brother to Emily 2:11.
Lottie Lorraine 2:05A netted $2,80t
for the Cecil brothers last year, anc
was afterward sold for $1,000.
The dam of Athanio 2:10 is will
r foal again to JUNO 2:22, sire of Atha
Mo-
; The two year old brother of Re,
t Americas 2:11A is entered in $4,000
worth of stakes.
; Three full brothers, Electric, Egotis
: and Sphinx, put 81 in the list last year
. The former led, with % to his credit
: D. Dinehart of Copake, N. ", is driv
ing Passing Belle 2:081a and the thre
, year old pace, Billy Andrews, to pole.
I'll, W. Brown of Salt Lake City il
making preparation to take a stabl
, through the grand circuit this season.
! Baron Rogers 2:09% has been solc
by J. Malcolm Forbes to European
parties, and will be raced in Russi'
hereafter.
Andy Mcdowell will campaign Car
lyle Carne 2:11% in the east. Fl
thinks Carne will trot in 2:05 with gooc
luck.
Beatonic 2:101a, the four year old Cal
l ifornia PAGER that stepped trial mil
in 2:06% as a three year old, is price,
at $4,000.
1t is expected that Chehalis 2:07 will
be brought over from California thi
e season to take a trip down the gram
| circuit.
The French government is to blu,
: 1900 thoroughbred horses for use b.
/ the cavalry, and America will suppl,
most of them.
Y r. L. Davis, formerly lessee of tn
: Lynbrook, L. T., track has moved hi
stable of trotters and PAGERS to Wash
e ington, N. c.
. Nutshell 2:15 has been sold to Charlie
E Woes of Vienna, who will race her ii
Europe E. r. Bovine gave the mar
, her record at Old Orchard in 1885,
v Geraldine, dam of Robert j., wa
, bred by an ex-governor of New Jerse.
and the sire of Robert j., Hartford, i
now owned by Governor Clough o
, Minnesota.
Tho Drnnr