The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-28
From Track and Stable.

Royal r. Sheldon, 2:04s4, is in training
at Mystic Park, Boston.
The five-year-old pacing stallion Elwood,
by Prince Elwood, has recently been pur-
chased by M. Il. Rudy and is now in charge
of Float Jolly.
A match race between Prince Alert, 200.
and Anaconda, 20l%. is in the range OF
probabilities for the Grand Circuit meeting
at the Empire City track.
Charley Smith has worked the PAGER
George Patchen in 2:15, with half IN 1:O6
and wiz Flanagans gray trotter Bluewood
several miles around 2:SO.
Frank Marriott, 2:12A, and Winnie N,
PISA, have worked close TO 2:15 for DR.. +.
+. Jones, and the trotter Paul e., 2:29A,
has stepped around 2:20 at the Indianapolis
track.
Dan r.. 2O4 has paced a mile in 215 for
Float Jolly. Fred McClung, 2:151h, has been
the route in 2:25, and both seem to be in the
best of shape. They are in training at the
local track.
S. d. Pierson has a very high-class pros
Cecilian Prince, dam by Red Wilkes. She
has worked a mile in 2:l9A, with the last
half in 1O6
Aaron Stockton and son are here from
Morgantown with the PAGERS, Byrl Wilkes,
2:10A, and Wilson Girl, 2:24. They both seem
to be in nice shape, but have not done any
fast work yet.
w. w. Evans has a yearling filly at the
Lexington track that he trotted quarter
She is by Liberty Chimes. 2:22ils. out of a
mare by Gregory the Great.
Art Davis has driven May Sherbet, 2:22ls
by Sherbet, a mile. i'm 2:20, with half in
She is considered a POS mare. Davis has
given his trotting stallion Pardner, 2:22A
a mile in 2:25.
Thomas ]. Foster has moved to Indian
apolis from Ladoga and he is now at the
track with the promising stallion Quay AL
len. by Que Allen, dam by Poeahontas
SAM Jr., and the three-year-old filly Myrtle
Allen, by Crisis. out of the dam of May
Allen. 2:09A. The stallion has been an easy
mile in 2:26.
j. H. Slater of Indianapolis has shipped
The Dutchman and Gypsy Queen to Dayton,
o., whre he will start them at the early
er and Miami Valley Circuit. Both The
Dutchman and Gypsy Queen have been
showing we'll In their work at the Indian
apolis track.
Browning the bay four-year-old green trot-
ting gelding. Little Browning, by Little
River, son of Strathmore, dam by General
Slack; price. $1,000. Little Browning was
March by Float Jolly for $500. and Float
sold him few weeks later to Mr.. Brown
ing for 1875.
George H. Ketcham has just completed
plans for 6,0o0-mile trip with Cresceus.
His first probable appearance will be at
Dayton, O., Aug. 20. From there he goes di-
rect to Seattle, Wash. distance of 1900
miles; thence to Portland. Ore; thence to
Vancouver, Everett, Boise City, Idaho; fin
ishing at Sacramento, Cal, Dec. /. Cresceus
has already experienced about $1,000 miles
of railroading.
AT the Indianapolis track last week Yves
Stout, with Hal Foster and Frank McVey,
with Fred Cline's green PAGER Black Streak,
worked a second mile better than ZIP. the
last half better than Los; E. E. and Roscoe
Ecker stepped Maxine 20S%, and Sufreet,
2:0SA, mile under 2:13, the last half at a
merry clip; V. L. Schiller covered a mile in
2:23A with his green Baron Jean trotting
stallion Rags; four members of H. c. Web
ster's stable stepped finishing quarters
around 81 seconas; IF. Zones let the big
quarter of a good mile in 80 seconds Billy
H. and Ella Hal. by Brown Hal, from the
Garth stables, paced mile in 2:13 with the
last half in les and a fraction, and scores
of others stepped fast quarters and halves