. Züchter und Sportler. machen ihn zu einer AC-count als Grand Circuit Performer. Scott Hudsonwas über dieses vor ein paar Tagen zu reden und assertedthat ein Mann, der Weg zu den grossen Sitzungen miteinem Trotter, die nicht in 2 konnte Schritt ging: 10 oder einen Pacer thatcould in 2 nicht gehen: 05, war einfach keine Zeit andmoney. Die Wahrheit der Aussage ist offensichtlich Tothose, die mit den Bedingungen vertraut sind Surround-Sound-ing Grand Circuit Racing. Warum, bei Columbus andWindsor letzte Woche, wo Fsme-Sitzungen wurden nur Pre-C-55/01 Scharmützel des Grand Circuit Brigade, fast zwei Dutzend pacers kommen für die langsame Klassen, aber tb

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. Breeder and sportsman. make him of any ac-count as a Grand Circuit performer. Scott Hudsonwas talking about this a few days ago and assertedthat a man who went away to the big meetings witha trotter that could not step in 2:10, or a pacer thatcould not go in 2:05, was simply wasting time andmoney. The truth of the statement is apparent tothose who are familiar with the conditions surround-ing Grand Circuit racing. Why, at Columbus andWindsor last week, where tbe meetings were just pre-liminary skirmishes of the Grand Circuit brigade, nearly two dozen pacers eligible to the slow classes, but tbat can pace right around 2:10, failed to win arace, and probably a dozen trotters capable of trottingas fast were not among thewiDners. In the light ofthese facts it is no wonder that a large number oftrainers prefer to race over the half-mile tracks andminor circuits, where the pace is not so hot. Jacksons Napa Soda Is sold in every city, towcand hamlet in the State. (ffihe gv&ebzv anb ^poxt&man [August 1, 1903. MONROE, the big- bay gelding by Seymour Wilkes2:08£, won at Detroit on Friday of last week, getting the second and third heats of the 2:26 trot in2:14| and 2:15J. He is the first trotter by SeymourWilkes to start in a race, I believe, and to move upinto the 2:15 list at the second meeting of the year isa pretty good showing for a trotter that nearly all thehorsemen thought was too big for a campaigner, al-though all agreed that he was good gaited and fast.Mr. Salisbury, who purchased Monroe from Mr. FredTalbot of this city, has entered him as out of a mareby Geo. M. Patchen Jr., but although his dam has twocrosses to that stallion sh.3 was not sired by him. The correct breeding was given me the otter dayby an old friend, Mr. P. H. Lennon of Napa, one ofthe old-time horsemen of California, a man who hasprobably sold more high class carriage teams and roadhorses for good prices in San Francisco than anydealer that could be mentioned. Pat Lennon, ashis friends all call hi

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• bookdecade1880
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1882