Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-02
HORSE NOTES.

ger Brothers.PF1Zes Won by Their
Trosters-Two Fast Horses Added TO
Their string at Philadelphia-Sale of
Horses By Andy Weleh.
The Hubinger Brothers of this city, pro-
prietors of the Elm City stock farm, have
been very fortunate with their trotters and
PAGERS which have been entered in races dur
ing the last two weeks at Philadelphia. @.
d. Smith, the trainer, and Charlie Hincklsy
are with the string of horses, which at first
was composed of the following horses from
the Hubingers' stables: @. T. L, Blanch,
Lady Thompson and the pacing stallion
Milan. At Philadelphia the string has been
increased by the addition of two fast trot-
tiers which the Hubinger Brothers have
purchased there. Hylas Boy and Maud are
the new horses. The latter has an excellent
reputation, having won all of the five races
is mere remarkable, is that she has won
every race In three heats, thus making the
shortest work possible to capture the frat
prizes. Maud was started In the
2:30 GLASSES in the southeastern trot-
ting circuit, which held its first meeting
at Washington, D. c., during the week Of
April 20. On tho opening day of that meet
ing she beat a field of four fast competitors
and did not allow any of them to win any of
the heats which she trotted in 2:2S11, 2:27,
2:27. The next nesting of the circuit was
at Baltimore, where the three straight heats
of Maud were won In 1854, 1864, 1885.
During the following week she had her third
race, which was over mile track at another
park in Baltimore, where she made good
showing and took frat money in field of
seven contestants, winning all of the heats
which were made in 2:2715, 2:2711, 2:27A.
At Philadelphia the next meeting was held
at Point Breeze park where Maud was enters
ed in faster class, in which she had the
chestnut gelding Chester A. for one Of the
competitors. The horse, who had won his
race at the first meeting, is owned by Lem
Ullman, who was at the last spring meeting
at Elm City park with fancy score cards.
Maud won all the heats of the race in 2:2514,
2:271s, 2:241S.
During last week the circuit met at Bel
mont park, Philadelphia, where Maud found
faster company in the 2:27 class. This race
she ended like the others in three heats,
record to 2:201s in the first heat. The other
heats were made in 2:241l and 1926. Maud
is a small bay sired by Young Napoleon.
The price that the Hubipger Brothers paid
Mr.. Greenaway for the young trotter 81, 800,
which IL not q high price for mare with
such speed.
,Hylas Boy, the other trotter, came out in
the three-minute class at Point Breeze park,
where he won second money and got a record
ing sired by Hylas, who ia the sire of Susie
s., who has trotted in 2:18 and possibly
faster.
The gray mare Lady Thompson was start
ed in the same race and made good show
ing, considering she was not accustomed to
trotting in company, but she did not win any
part of the purse. At Belmont park last
week she won second money and got mark
of 2:S234.
The pacing mare Blanche was started the
same day in the 1913 class, when she won
second money and lowered her record Of
2:24A made last season at Derby to 2:211
Last week at Belmont park che won fifth and
sixth heats, taking second money and
dropped her record to 2:204.
The handsome trotter @. T. L which the
Hufingers purchased last winter of Nathan
lei Wheeler of Bridgeport, was started by
Mr.. Smith In the 2:37 class at the same
park. He was a strong pool favorite, selling
at the start at $50 to $l6 for Hylas Boy and
SIG for the field. @. T. L. won the race in
three straight heats in 2:2414, 1855 and
1926. Hylas Boy won second money in this
race. Last week G. T. l. won first money
$250-in the 2:S7 class in three str aight heats
Time 1884, 2s26l4, 2:2S11.
During the present week Mr.. Smith will be
at Dundee park, Paterson, N. j., with ths
trotters and PAGERS, who are all entered ir
their respective classes. Next week he ID
booked for the circuit meeting at Island park
Albany, after which hS is to be with the
string at Hartford.
One of the promising horses recently added
to tho Hubingers' stables IL Lady Withers, q
full sister to @. T. L. She is . bay mare
nine years old. On Saturday Mr.. j. Z. Hu
binger purchased of Frank Stowe of this city
| q fenr-year-old bay mare sired by George
Wilkes, jr., he by George Wilkes. Mr.. Hu.
bingsr bought this mare for a driving horse
and if she develops into a trotter she will be
worth more than the purchase price.
Two weeks ago candy" WEIGH shipped
six horses from Hartford to Point Breeze
park, Philadelphia, and has since been train
ing the trotter In person. Ga Saturday he
sold three of the horses: Elastic Starch (2:24
to Charles McFaddyn of Philadelphia, fol
| s., 1000; bay mare Linda, by Volunteer, dam
D. c., for 81, 500; . yearling, Sir Joseph. by
Pilot Medium, sire of Jack, (2:16 to B. e
Lyman of Philadelphia, for 81 900. The re.
manning horses were shipped to New Yorh
Saturday, and Mr.. Weloh returned home to
Hartford Saturday noon. Yorker and Pilot
s. have been entered In the Fleetfoot races
in New York.
During his absence Mr.. Welch was offered
$4,000 for Wild Rake, but the offer wal
refused, as this fine piece of horsefesh il
held at $11 900. He IL now at the Atlantic
stables in Hartford.