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Among the storn-tosssd oosan voynssrs who
arrived here on the Tsutonic last Thursday
morning was Budd Dobls the most noted
rsipsman Of his day. The successful trainer
and driver Of crack harness racers was In bad
health last season. but mis- trip scross, the At
lantic has done wonders for him. and he looked
ss bright and buoysnt as IN The days when he
was winning fame and fortune Nth Dexter
and Goldsmith Maid.
This was Dobls's ifst Wait 10 Europe and n
was bridal tour ss we'll, for he was married
in Chicago shortly before he sailed from New
| York to the Old World. A SUs reporter called
on him at the Marlborough Hotel soon after
| he landed and made the usual INQUIRIES re-
Rsrding his i'm pressions OF the country across
| the. Atlantic. .,
MY trip was solely for pleasure and recrea-
tion." said Mr.. Doble. and the only large
| cities I visite ed were London and Paris. In the
| former was struck with the excellence OF the
streets and the superior quality Of the horses
used in the cabs and other public convey
snces. Paris is behind both England and
America in this respect though found the
French csritai y.ry dellshtful city. Ny stay
and found him yery, Comfortably located in
In their new home, and Weeks Il ants in his
Ss Mr. Terry % s.y have had some oiy ssot,ips
this year. I believe. on the track at Neuily
ior%anees % at the track % The cour.. n .T e much p
iiks % ours ON this side though 1t 10 not quite
When ssssd about. his own. stable for this
year ponls REPLIED; is rather early to say
sooS asns have Ss.
wintered A. TerEe Hsute and nd there will be
and NV assistant. DR.. Hollen beck, reports that
ter that ever lived. and any ohe. who could
know him as 1 do. would be Of the same
since then he has been under my special Oh
seryation. After had worked Axtell q little n
not stand fast work he wa Was ssut back 70 Terre
Haute The next year he had a very heavy
isue and WE, Hs nGt sss s SSSts sS
sulky to exhibit him at the TeTrs HsSte N set:
ns he me ay ns
,"Of, the trotters now IN my stable" con.
be the most sensational. Soon after the made
her record OF 2:1nk as a thrse-year-old
tnfned a' over TO me- s' 4 that %s % S
At Nashville ! drove her her,. gu quarter in
good enough to give the four yesr'oid record
close call UntoItupately. Ballona got sick |
siI shs sf :. 'G1 al nsht nS%
and she has every license to 10 very fast this
season"
degrading Arion. the crack Chicago driver
epoke In the highest terma. saying that he be-
lieved the son OF Elsctioneer had very bright
prospects In his nve-year-old form. Mr. Forbes
has made NO definite nrrangements." said
Doble, "bu' presume he will send Arion TO
me IL he decides to trot him. 1 think his
chances for the stallion record are equal to
those ofnny horse In the world. not xceptinR
the mighty Directum,, who now holdsit."
After two DAYS rest In the metropolis. Mr.
and Mrs. Doble left yestcrdRy for Philadelphia
and from there will go at once to Terre Haute.
Mrs. Do lie Is q graceful charming young wo-
man. who was well known as = singer in Chi
eaeo. and she shares her husbands fondnss
for q good horse. She is a native OF Boston.
Her family name is Mcdonald. and her father
Is q lifelong friend Of John shepard. the lead
Ing road driver OF the Hub