. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. f&Us Qv&ebev anb gftwrterottro [January 27, 1906 bSSE3[SS3s3,5!Selb}aE3t3^a>s3ISv^E3tSSSs3S^E3b5SE3 II NOTES AND NEWS. || It is rumored that Tom Sharkey will have a string of horses on the Grand Circuit this year. Coney 2:02 by McKinney is to be sold at the Splan auction sale at Chicago. Stewards of the Great "Western Circuit will meet in Chicago next month to arrange dates and an- nounce early closing stakes. Strathway 2:19 has two trotters with records bet- ter than 2::10. Every mare bred to him last year is said to be in foal. James Marchall
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. f&Us Qv&ebev anb gftwrterottro [January 27, 1906 bSSE3[SS3s3,5!Selb}aE3t3^a>s3ISv^E3tSSSs3S^E3b5SE3 II NOTES AND NEWS. || It is rumored that Tom Sharkey will have a string of horses on the Grand Circuit this year. Coney 2:02 by McKinney is to be sold at the Splan auction sale at Chicago. Stewards of the Great "Western Circuit will meet in Chicago next month to arrange dates and an- nounce early closing stakes. Strathway 2:19 has two trotters with records bet- ter than 2::10. Every mare bred to him last year is said to be in foal. James Marchall of Dixon visited Pleasanton last week and made arrangements to breed his mare Trix by Nutwood Wilkes to Star Pointer 1:59M. Trix is the dam of Mona Wilkes 2:1114, winner of the three- year-old pacing division of the Breeders' Futurity of 1905. Mr. Marshall has as fine a collection of young brood mares as there is in California. They are not numerous, but they are bred in producing lines. J. G. Thomas, of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, has sent a string of eleven trotters and pacers to Denver to be trained by Al Russell. The fastest one in the string is Castlewood 2:09%, a pacer by Birchwood. H. S. Hogoboom of Woodland, Cal., has heard of the pacing stallion Prank Marriott 2:12%, owned by a Pennsylvania doctor, who claims him to be the largest pacing horse in the world, Frank Mariott being 17 hands high and weighing 1200 pounds. Mr. Hogo- boom thinks his stallion Arthur W. beats the horse from the Keystone State a little, as his record is a full second faster and he weighs 1400 pounds. Information comes from Cleveland, O., that the well-known trainer, Vance Nuckols, has sold to Thomas W. Murphy of Glen Cove, L. L, the thirteen- year-old trotting mare Miss Brock 2:13% by Stranger, dam Brooch (dam of Broomal 2:15) by Jay Gould , at a reported price of $2500. The deal was closed on the 3d inst., and it is stated that Mr. Mur- phy's purpose in buying Miss Brock was to breed her to Laco
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