The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-27
of his present record. barring accident.
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off his present record, barring accident.
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Word comes from Vienna Austria
that the race track and grand stand
were nearly ruined by a riotous crowd
at one Of the recent meeting, the oc-
casion being the bad work OF a starting
judge, who left two OF the heaviest
backed horses at the post.
Copa de Orc beat Giftline at Phoenix
in the free-for-all pace, but had to
step three heats pretty fast to do it.
2:04A, 2:05% and 2:04%.
The 2:07A OF Brewers Kid is the
fastest record ever secured in the state
of Kansas over a half mile track by a
Kansas bred horse.
L. 8. Champine, has removed from
st. Paul to Williston, N. ID. Mr..
Champine writes that the wilIiston as
ISOLATION will hold a fine meeting next
next spring and will open early
closers of $1,000 each for 2:15 and
2:25 PAGERS.
Adam Startin of Wyndmere, N D..
three spIendidly bred fillies
at the recent Chicago sale as follows:
A 2-year-old by Clermont Director. son
of Director 2:17, out Of a mare by
Highwood 2;21h; a yearling by Ed.
Custer, 3. 2:12A;; and yearling by
Baron Posey 2:21h. out of Henry
Sweet, by Virginius 2:19A, grandson
Of Phallas 2:13&.
The two crack western trotting geld
ings, The Picket 2:13A and Hercules
2:1sA, both owne dby G. H. Runger.
Sheldon, Ia. are in winter quarters at
that city, after a very successful cam |
paign. The Picket started seventeen
times, won nine races, was second in |
four third in two, and unplaced in two,
earning S5,450. Hercules raced ten
times, won five races, second once,
third three times, and once unplaced. |
$L3S5.
Racing associations wise to their |
best interests are claiming dates for |
he coming season and letting the peo- |
Die know, via. the newspapers, that |
hey are con the man for public pat |
'onage and the fayors OF those inter- /
'sted in the racing game No fair or
ace meeting ever proved a success
without the liberal use of printers ink.
'arly and late.
Are you going down to the Chicago
sale to pick you out a
vorid-beater? There will be some
'ery fast trial horses on the block.
10 doubt. Possibly some Of them NAV I
lever be able to repeat their former
what is lacking i'm
peed will be made up in the owners
tatement" in the catalogue book. Get
ome.
If the following hadn't been produced
'y "Marque," Of the Horse Review. |
We should have been inclined to have |
doubted IT,: Ever hear of a horse |
winning nine races in a single week?
sounds like yarn from the Hot Air
trcuit, doesn't. it? But it's true-and
he reason know it is not because old
Bill Jones is still alive, but because I
aw it in an Arkansas paper. A stall
ion called Nubian is the one that turn
d the trick, and the Arkansas state
air, held at Hot Springs in the fall,
1as the scene of his triumph. Nubian
ION the entire trotting programme
rithout losing heat, nine heats COW
ring four days, every heat a race.
lot content with scooping every race
n the trotting card, he also went over
} the show ring where there were a
1t of stations that were exceedingly
rell thought of by their owners, and
lade them appear as chea as so many
ounds of dog meat. After reading
ONE to Nena, where he is owned by
A.. Thornton, Nubian was in prime
1ndition to receive the plaudits of his
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