The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-02
PADDOCK AND TRACK.
Latest Notes OF the Trotters, PAGERS
and Runners.

Chain Shot, 2O61b will be used in the
future on the New York speedway.
The PAGER Algregor, 2:11, by Steinway,
2:25M, has died. He was ten years Old
-Arion 2;072i, has made a success in the
stud in Kentucky, and will remain there
for 1902.
Il is ru1nored that the bay pacing geld
ing, Billy j, 2:l4l@ was out on u ringing
tour this year
The Trotting association at McKee's
Rocks, Pa, has about decided to become
member of next years Lake Erie cir
cult.
Lazy Ben, >2:25A, by Chimes, was unfor-
tunate enough to break his pastern bone
while racing at Oxford, Pa. a short time
ago.
At Wen attended meeting held in
Media the Delaware Country Road Driv-
ers organized amid the most promising
conditions.
Silver Heel 2:2Olk, by Western Light,
a son Of Ambassador, owned by DR.. H.
Weinberg, shows signs of wonderful
speed.
a handsome fihy by Direct Hal out of
q mare by Duplex, now owned by DIR. Je-
seph Bringhurst, Of West Chester, Pa,
is owned in Tennessee by Ed Geers and
others.
Greenlander. PIP, has served eighty
nine mares so far this season He is the
sire. of this years good four-year-old,
Red Greenlander, PISA.
The grave of the former trotting queen,
AliX 2:03H will be marked by the cree
SerV ed
C. B. Dnlenbeck has sold the bay geld
ing Harbormaster, 2:1S12, by Benton
N. Y. This is Il most promising young
animal.
g. X G. Billings is said to have given
$4,000 for the Franklin, Pa, bred trotter
Captor 2:09A, by Electric Bell who, with
Elaata, shares the honor of being a green
trotter to step in 2:10 in 1901.
Miss Nelson, 2.11A, is due. to foal in
\,
cover of William Penn, 2.07A.
Princess Laura, by Dexter Prince is a
very swift young animal thought well of
at the Amber Park farm by John E.
The former Philadelphia gelding Rifle.
by Elyria, won the Waverly, n. J., Road
Drivers free-for-all half mile trot in
1:99 and 1:10
An up-to-date half-mile track is now
being constructed at Lock Haven, Pa.
The horsemen there are well organized
at present.
spalding, 2:2l15, by Judge Salisbury and
Knott Allan, 2:13A, by Allandorf, were
knocked off to c. NJ. Hughes at local
speed side.
This was a good Axtel1 year. The
famous son of William L. has thirteen
new 2:30 performers and three now Ri;
performers.
DR.. Sprecker, by Patron dam Meadow
Leaf, cost the PXinhoe farm manage
meIt $1,000 and was purchased by Read
ing horsemen for $50.
Allie Wilkes, 2:15, by Red Wilkes, has
: been purchased by T. q. Thomas, Niles
OHIO. He is the sire of Arlington, 2:061S
and Jupe 2:0715
Charles McCue purchased the eight
yeer-old bay gelding Roscoe, 2:1714 by
Baronwood dam by Charles Coffrey, in
this city recently.
Wilkeston:an, the brown gelding by
Wilkesina owned by DR.. c. Y. Weber OF
the Kinwood farm. Norristown, reduced
his record to 2:29
Mari. 2:12A, that forced Prince Aler
out in 2:06 over the Bethlehem track
was beaten in a road race near Readins
by William Eckert's Spring Boy t.
wagon, in 2:29A.
Lon Mcdonald thinks he picked UP
good stake prospect in the Pennsylvani;
PAGER Carl Wilkes, 2:14A, trial 2:O7A.
William Barnsdahl, of Bradford, Pa, o
Carthage Girl 2:1414, and Willard Sanders
2:171z fame had a successful season OF
Pennsylvania tracks
Scott HUDSON, the well known driver o
Audubon Boy, Sc, won nearly 600 witt
him the present season and over $1,000
with his entire stable.
". L. Hull, of Mt. Clemens, is nov
the owner Of Miss Make. 2:114 who las
month did a mile in 2:0S1a. Mr.. Hull ais
owns Willie Mead 2:16A
Silkoline, 2:l6A, was shut off from
much faster record this year by the pre-
vailing influenza. AS she has been il