The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-04

Farm, and will not send him TO Kentucky.
as was reported.
Rowland Russell. of Boston. has refused
a. an DHer or 5000 for a two-year-old sister
oo There is a probability of a match for So
Monk. 2:0SL. M 90" A"0
John Adams, of Columbia City. Ind. has
soIo 10 Float jolly, Upton, Ind, the bay
mare Eunice, 2:24A.
John Dickerson will campaign Anaconda.
800; TINS season. They should a a
winning combination.
IL Is predicted that Yucca, 2:1615. okla
noma's fastest trotting mare, will take a
marx better than 2:1O this season.
; mere were eighty-six head of trotters
Sne PAGERS at the Indianapolis track last
week There have been several new arrivals
uurlng the last few days.
Alta Mcdonald has Conner. 2:034. and
Da5lel, z;O01z, IN his stable again this spring,
ana may make an atetmpt to break the
"Orld record for pacing teams.
Admiral Dewey. 2:1f4, the son OF Bingen,
ZOoA, and Nancy Hanks. 2:04. Is showing
great things in his work, and il is claimed
mat ne Will beat 2:10 away off this season.
Among the foals at Spring Hill Farm,
Delphi, Ind, is a horse colt by Maynard,
Out of Ednah dam of Indiana Girl. 2:2sA
Stamooul Maid, 2:29A, and Windsor, 2:21hD,
by Indianapolis.
c. w. Sweeney. traiDer for Mr.. ]. G. Sui
IVAN, OF san Antonio, Tex, has arrived at
the indianapolis track with a good string
OF horses. They are we'll pleased with the
accommodations at the track and will re-
main here until time to start their horses.
Mr. Sullivan, of San Antonio, Tex, who
has a stable OF ~trotters and PAGERS at the
Indiana state fair ground track, in charge
] OF w. ,. sweeney, has about concluded TO
I make indianapolis his permanent home
and engage heavily in the horse and mule
Belle Red. 2:1sA, a splendid daughter of
RED Wilkes, dam Emma G., the greatest
daughter of Almont 80, has been
bought OF PaTkhurst & Co., of this city,
by II; b. Gentry. owner of the great stall
lion. Ed Winter G. 2:12A. She is soon due
10 foal by Rex Americas.
A t haywood Stock Farm. of this city.
Emma likes, 2:O9h, by Adrian Wilkes;
Lizzie s., 2:09A. by American Boy; F1ossie
Delania. PIN, by Anderson Wilkes, and
Merit, 2:17A, by Dictator. Jr, all have
young foals by Rex Americus. other great
mares owned at haywood farm are due To
foal soon.
Racing men should note the similarity in
the names of Allan, b. g., 2, by st. Andrew
Allannah, and Alan. b. f, 2, by Atheling-
Elan, which is liable to cause confusion
during the coming season, since both are
OF the same age. Allan is owned by Pat
Dunno and has started at the Memphis
meeting. Alan is owned by the Goughacre s
stables and at the Bennings track she won
a half-mile race, lowering the track record
of :55 3-5, made by Morello in 1892.
Nj. Schuarte, the German breeder, who
bought and took to Germany the ~trotting
sires, Dark Night and Black Hawk Nc
Gregor, has made a thorough study OF the
breeding problem as applied to the trotter,
Recently he mapped out a diagram with
vertical and horizontal lines TO show tina
the two-minute trotter is not an impossl-
biity. The diagram shows the reduction OF
the record from 1915 TO 1901, which was from
2:30 to 2:O2A. and using that as a basis. the
diagram indicates that in 1915 the %trottine
record will be faster than two minutes
Two or three years ago a Yale College
professor applied the test
to the trotting record, and IL Is worth not
ing that his conclusions therefrom We're
practically the same as those reached by
NJ. Schuarte with his diagram.