The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
several other trainers whose equine pros
poets loom up in no uncertain manner.
At the HamIine Track, 49, "

These be merry days on the Hamline
track, for overs 200 horses are being put
through their PAGES, a. greater number
than was ever quartered here before at
this time In the year. Among them are
several crackerjacks that will uIldoubted
ly add fame and fortune to their benign
owners this year. -: From early morn until
late in the afternoon the track swarms
With these ambitious oat-earners and a
large crowd is: present daily to. Witness
the bruising work -outs and close finish
As spectator Said Che other day Every
heats race and every race corker.
r NJ. R. Higbee has the largest string in
training twentyssix in number" among
them being "a number of notable record
horses. He has that great PAGER; C. +.
W., 2:09A, winner of last years $4,000
stake at HamlIpea, pa, Dick Turpln. 2:osh,
Goshen Jim, 2:101a, owned by G. G. Good
rich of this city; Early Girl, Lady Scott,
Dell S., 2:14A ;'SDick Ashton, Belr Ringer
and a likely lot4of green nes.~,-The record
horses are showing up. remarkably well
and are fine as a fiddle. '>:..sss
John Dowd has fine lot Of horses in
trainings; among them being some of the
fastest horses in Minneapolis. He has
Tags, 2:11A, and Nellie Bly,, 2:26%, owned
by Bob Satter;aEa1e, 2.14A, sowned by G.
E. Hogeboom, Elijah, 2:15A, owned BY P.
J. Alexander of St. Paul, and several good
green ones that are doing nicely. I. Tags is
showing very fast miles,, while Gale is
doing better than ever before. ...-y
William Catufta of Durand, aWis., has
five very fast ones in his stable, among
them being. Luzon, 2:161z, and Bessie
Brentwood, an exceedingly handsome
trotter that attracts much attention.
Jimmie Carrl'is handling three horses
for c. b. Husey Of Minneapolis, two Of
whom. are showing rare, racing qualities:
They are the handsome stallion .Patchen-
wood and the fast. mare, Sylvia Wood
ford. Besides these Mr.. Carr has several
others in training.
RED Garrity has a. string of cam
paigners that show up well, chief among
them. being the gray trotter, Klondike,
Andy Domphier has a large string and
an exceptionally fast green one In Angus
George G. Lpomis has Lady Constantia
and Gloria as his record horses and a
nicely. - y
L. j.. Phelps of Faribault has a number
of rangy colts in active training and
James Ferguson has Mark Sirius and a
handsome lot Of colts in preparation.
Frank Bundy has a dozen youngsters
working well and Jim Boggs a number ot
Youthful candi idates for further speed de-
velop1nent. 80 - -. S:ss.
NJ. c. Collins has the great }, pacing
gelding, Charles Dewey, 2:10A, going like
ghost, and he is looked upon with
great favor by the talent. He also has
Ida L., pacing mare of quality and sew
eral others
Pat Devery OF ,Faribault has "a 4-year-
old stallion, of extraordinary pacing pro-
clivities. He. is called Adrianhaha and
was sired by Adrian Wilkes, his dam be-
ing Minnehaha, 2:O81a. This colt has
shown quarters in 80 seconds handily a
number of times, but will not be cam
paigned until later in the season.
William jennings of Winnipeg is To-
Gated here and has fast string, among
them being Pathmont, 2:O91z, Dalton Nc
Carthy and Dr.iScott. His first start will
be at Windsor, Ont, the second week in
July. ~ ~. .&s,.,,g. (
Hamline- will have a mighty, powerful
equine aggregation to present when the
bell rings next month, and the performs
'ances of many of those now In training
there will be worth watching.
H Most of the horses mentioned above at
both the Minnehaha and the Hamline
tracks, are entered in the Minneapolis
meeting at 'Haha, July Ia, and the ST.
Paul meeting, July 8-11.