The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-11
TrOtters in NJ. [. Berger's Stable at
GlenIea Farm.
M0SUL, 2;O9 IA, AMONG THEM.
Maggie Carroll Trots TO hecoru oil
900 IL and John Addington
Lowers One of2:25 "a, Pa
cing-Other Notes ofInterest-

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Mosui. who is big. fat and strong. and
appears to be going sound, though re
has been given 10 fast work, simply
brushed through the stretches or the
half mile track az Gleniea. Mosul, not
Withstanding his great size, being seven
teen hands in height and weighing lz0J
pounds has a great turn OF speed ana
has shown fractions OF a mile at two
minute clip. Bergen thinks well Of the
bay gelding and hopes 70 get him in
shape for fast work again, and should he
succeed the son Of Sultan and Virginia
Maid should be able " win money IN his
class and reduce his record another sea-
son.
In addition to Mosul Bergen's stable
includes Human, go, brown gelding, by
Quartermaster, dam Winnie D., by Han
mis-; Loudoun. 2.3l l-2, brown horse. by
Norfolk, dam Gippy Patterson, by Mes
genger Duroe: Guy Fly, chestnut horse,
by Guy. dam Virginia Maid, dam OF
Mosui, 200 IA. by Sam Purdy; Little Betz,
223 IA. roam mare, by John w. Daniel,
and a bay Ally 3. by TOodles. Jr., dam
by WOODBURY. Hambletonian.
In the great march Of the worlds civil
cation. tho man on horseback has been
the foremost figure. In that grand evo-
luton Of a people from whom was born
IuflSlf ne HAopu III dlftlNtf ANlousiAfllA'
darkness OF the ages, the people gathered
around his standard: when liberty and
union were vouchsafcd TO America, the
silent man rode 10 the front. IN the
charge Of the Light Brigade, the pride
OF Englands hOrsemen became the ad-
mlration Of the world. Their noble deed
has bsen paralleied IN the intrepid as
sault OK R90seyclts Rough Riders, who
dismoCnted. charged as only troopers
and Spanish oar0arity In America was
doomed forever With them went in
Troop b., William Huntington Saunders,
OF Salem, the son OF a hOrseman. He
was about twenty-five years of age, a
graduate OF the scientific school OF BOs-
ton. Of hne figure and attractive features,
= leader IN athletic sports. and favor
tie In society. disciplined and able 20
command, accustomed TO horses from his
boyhOod. OF q sturdy. dashing temper
ament. he was such a man as Roose-
Welt wanted. At the first call he left
a luxurious home and lucrative position
70 join a force OF fighters which have
made The world wonder. Disciplined
and lion hearted their dash Inspired an
army chatting for battle Into the mouth
OF hell" they charged and fought and
won. Then they came back wasted
forms perishiug with fever and hunger.
all that was left OF them but young
Saunders stayed behind. 4 story OF he
roism comes up from the Santiago hills;
his comrade. an old school chum. sick
and wasted himself. bore the dying troop
er TO a hospital That IS the simple story
Of Charles Saunders son, an Offering OF
the old Bay State. the love OF whose
life was priceless. The Rough Rider OF
this war becomes n foremost figure
among earth's herces.-Exchange
Tho bay mare Carroll that won the
2H class, trottng. at Rockville, Md,
on the % instant in straight heats and
reduced her record from 2.32 IL TO 229 -.
Is by Jack Dawson, ZIG II. dam Lucy s,
by young jim, second dam Lucy, by
Sherman Black Hawk. She was toaled
in 1893: bred by Il. =. Simmons, LeXing-
ton, Ky, and foaled the property OF
Samuel Walton. Falls Mills, Va, her
present owner
Maggie Carroll. not Maggie Carol, as
her name appears in summaries OF races
trotted by her. is full sister 10 Lutte
Dawson. 2.30. also owned by Mr.. walton,
and IS standard and registered In Volume
XIII. American Trottins Register
Thomas Cannon. who has trained and
driven Maggie Carroll IN al OF her races
drove her trials IN better than 20 at
Reidsville. y. c., last spring Lucy. the
grand dam Of Maggie Carroll, IS also the
grand dam OF Direction, PAGER EOS -
and Ignis Fatuis. 2.2O1-2.
The Hide bay pacing gelding John Al
dingtOn with William Pass up, who has
trained and driven him this season. won
a good race at the recent fair and race
meeting held at Easton Nd. Five heats
were required 10 decide the contest. the
third, fourth and fifth heats going 10
the little gelding and with them a record
Of Z.25 81. which was taken in the third
and fastest heat OF the race.
John Arlington was foaled in 1898 and
bears the name Of his breeder and owner
John Addition, OF this city. Ho was
sired by Clan Alpine, 236l. dam by Odin
Bell. 1909 Clan Alpine has pacing rec
ord Of 22l II and is a small bay stall
Hon. by Aberdeen, out OF Chcita. by
Crittepden: second dam Sally York, by
Abdalloh, II, third dam Bay York, dam
or Bayard, the most famous son OF
Pilot. Jr.
A few weeks since Bass drove John
Arlington an easy mile in 22l over the
half miie track at Glenlea, which Is sew
eral seconds slow. while on the boule-
wards and drivoways around the city for
two seasons past this small son of Clan
Alpine has been able 70 hold his own In
brushes and do II cleverly. with the best
and fastest road horses owned here
Frank G. Smith. the well-known turf
writer and starting Judge of Bunalo
wrote as follows I'm The Horse Review
about the recent Chesapeake Fair and
Race Meetin-:
Il was at Cape Charles Va. the past
week. whore moderate purses ruled, yet,
TO my surprise u seemed as though
every crackatack I'm old Virginia was on
hand for soft snap. 1t Is a picturesque
driving park overlooking the Chesapeake
bay-a delightful spot for weeks out
ing. Perhaps this special attraction drew
them together ike a magnet-the odd
boys were there. anyhow. 4. M. Hew-
lit OF Miss Thompson fame. and one or
the crack reinsmen among the gentlemen
OF Virginia. was on hand with Wh!tby,
the iron horse campaigner, and other
swift articles. II. +. James, or James
vile. and his brother ". J. James. rela-
tives OF the celebrated James family, OF
Missouri, were in the front ranks with
all their horses. not forgetting that good
horse Bursar 22l II. c. 4. Pusey, OF
Richmond. va. came over with the bay
trotter FirewoOd, by King Nutwood. and
gave him new record Of 2.26 II j. r
Bull had n winner in the 2l9 trOt called
Lamp Girl. and this lOw-headed little
trotter can step n mile in 2.l5 right now,
no fOOiing. Lamp Girl will make things
hum down the Grand Circuit another
season. she is one OF the busiest trot-
tiers I've seen this year on a halt-mile
track. r. Hentschell smiled In from Bal
timore with Veta, 2.o9 Ia. won first money