. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, March 3, 1917.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 7. Send the Breeder and Sportsman a list of your stable. * â¦â¦ It looks like there will be a hot time on the old tracks this year. * + * The Spring Souvenir Number of The American Sportsman is a classic. + + * X L. Borden has offered ?100 to start a guarantee subscription list for a good fair at Stockton. + + * Aristotle, pacer, 2:17%, is the first new performer for 1917. His record was made at Tampa, Fla., Feb. 8 in a sixth heat. *** Palo Maid, by Palo King, owned by H. Hershey of Oakland, has been sent to t
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, March 3, 1917.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 7. Send the Breeder and Sportsman a list of your stable. * â¦â¦ It looks like there will be a hot time on the old tracks this year. * + * The Spring Souvenir Number of The American Sportsman is a classic. + + * X L. Borden has offered ?100 to start a guarantee subscription list for a good fair at Stockton. + + * Aristotle, pacer, 2:17%, is the first new performer for 1917. His record was made at Tampa, Fla., Feb. 8 in a sixth heat. *** Palo Maid, by Palo King, owned by H. Hershey of Oakland, has been sent to the court of Elmo Mont- bomery's good stallion, Jim Logan. * * * Hettie T., by Stam B., owned by J. A. Neilson, has been mated to the good sire Jim Logan, owned by J. Elmo Montgomery of Davis, California. * * * W. W. Percival, one of the best known horsemen in Oregon, died at his home in Independence on De- cember 23, of cancer of the stomach. * + + George Ryan, manager of the track at Pleasanton, reports a lot of interest being taken by mare owners in the stallions standing for service there. * * + C. A. Durfee, the veteran of California's leading harness horse men, was another strong supporter of the big purses for the Free-For-Allers, at the recent meeting of the C. F. and R. A. * * * Jack Sproule, formerly of Rocky Ford, Colo., has moved to Clovis, N. M., and is using his best efforts to have an association formed there and says he believes a track will be built this winter. * * * The directors of the Yates County Fair, at Penn Tan, N. Y., decided to cut out the racing feature last year, but the attendance fell off so much that it is said thev will put it back again this season. + + + Henry Helman of Salinas attended the meeting of the California Fair and Racing Association Saturday. On another page of this issue there appears a list of the horses this popular trainer is working. <â + + If your stallion is worth advertising, advertise him now; if not, advertise him f
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