The sun., 1901-09-15
NEWBLOODFOR THE SPEEDWAY
BRUSHING BRIGADE WILL BE
RE.ENFORCED THIS FALL.


me Trsttins Family Founded b, the Late
Pierre LoriIard May ne Represented
W. u. FEARING. Jr.. Has Two esndN
dstes I'm siiss fearing and New Jere''
Ibe rank. Of the Speedway brushing
BRIGADE viii be greatly increased this TALL
nv accesslons from the trotting CIRCUITS
some OF which will arrive during the later
r.rt Of this month ard by the time the
driving season IL at its height. more fast
,rotters and PAGERS will lie seen along the
Harlem River than ever before. r. r..
Stna,bers's stable, with the sensational
Ittl. brush mare. ALICE Barnes. at the head
and a new one In the bay MARI. Ida high-
wood, 10 Already here and othefs VIII ne
coming In every week as the 'ro'ting season
c.oses
Amon- the new ones likely to oe reen
this fall and winter are ono or two VINO
~W n. introduced bv William II. Fearing
Of th.s city, proprietor Of the Ne~minster
stud. Jobstown, y Y Mr. Fearing was
a road driver long before the Speedway
was built but after taking W the breed
ing business his pleasure driving was
confined 20 tho roads Of New Jersey In
tho neishhorhood of HE farm. A lew
days ago Mr Fearing entertained party
Of friends At his farm, which adloins loT-
lIlards RAncocas eetablishment, and spoke
of the Speedway ~ being a powerful factor
In tncreasing interest In light harness horser
and encouraging breeders 20 greater efforts
in improving the American trotter lie
cited the Interest manifested by residents
II his county In tho showing made on
me Pennsylvania Circuit 10y tie two gr""h
horses bred there Niles Fearing and Ne"
,lerney In telling snmcthing of IN" history
- these youngsters II vas Developer
,hst the lat. Pierre Lorillard, noted ss
q hre-der " thoroughbrcds, was mainly
inst r,imen,al In founding tho tro;ting
family from which they come lher-
was probably not one man a; the Fou--
town meeting. where thee" Youngsters
contested. Who knew th" relhuohsmp
ea!.ting between Mise Fearing anu NeN
Jersey or was aware of the fact that they
came from tie select httl" family Nar'cu
10y Mr.. lorillard.
About thirty wears ago. when Dexter wac
the great tr1tter, Mr. Lsuitllsrd wa a prom
in.nf ,n.uihar ~ What was known ~ tho
.ealssip brigade of road drivers on Harlem
lane He drove a very iast mare that las
.iucs been known only 40 w" LoriAii
mare She was great favorite on IN" ROAD
and winner Of many brushes Inc per
f,rmancr Of Dexter IN reducing tho trottiny
r,,cord 20 AZ. so interested Mr.. lorillard
IN Hxht harness horses that he determined
,o try and produce trotters ac'ordlng 10 hl-
own iieas OF DIeedng AconralhkN' hs
cent his mare To Orange county, y. -, and
hr,,d her to Hambletonian 10 The produc-
Vas the noted mare. Dolly Star. also good
road mare Il was Thought, however,
that there was n bat II smggshneeS In her
and Mr. Lorillard concluded that minglng
~ Thoroughbred blood would prove bene-
acial. and Dolly star was bred 20 mp
Noccaein. and she produced the hoccasln
mare. who IN turn was bred "a jay bouIu'
In order % reunite tho blood 81 American
Star and Hambletonisn, jay Gould being
the fas tsnt horse of that time, carrying
the IiambletoniAn-Star cross lhis re-
suited In a handsome hay rly. sandal, VINO
wa uae.l altogether IN the stud and dleti
comparatively young. leaving hve ioais Al
of whoa gained fast reoords; Ihey are
Mahosany' 2i7i,. Magic Flute, 22it;
lxa. 2ist: Three Festhers, 272I,, and
Ni-s sandal. capable Of uotting mile N
2.2o
Nfiss Fearing is a four-year-old trotter.
nv Magic Flute She Is his first foal aud the
only one of hls get In training Her dam
Ixia. 2lsi.. Ia now owned by Brayton \ lves.
She showed a very fast trial at Hartford
about two vears ago. I'd ). Bovine drove
ser an exhibition half In isos. mile In ?ll,,
aud said that she was equal To mile In 2od
or even faster. Mr. fves, however. did not
continue her In training, but retired her 70
the stud, breeding her to his great young
stallion kellsr, whom II will be remembered
he paid s7.So FOR at one of the Madison
square Garden sales Before she was
trained Ixia had "a fillv by Magic Flute,
which Is the Miss Fearing that Is looked
urpon BY tho horrenen down In Burlington
county ss "A conner. Al the Pottstown
meeting Miss Fearing was a close third at
the end Of four heats. two 81 which were
timed In 2iSb.. 2l4is While her record In
but /? 2Sl{, good judges who saw her perform
ance at Pottstown believe her Ia be good for
- L L
being trained and driven by al amateur and
has not really received a fair chance
New Jeraey Ia n fve-vear-old PAGER by
Prince Eugene. 7?i., out of Linda r.,
a celebrated read m're of this city In her
dav. New Jersey is owned by I'd Runvon
of Philadelphia and has won several times
this season He also showed something
of his quality At Pottrtown, when In the
27t pace he played waiting rsce and Sc
cured third money. In the third heat.
however. hc was very dangerous second
in AM The heat was won by March
gale and was two seconds faster than the
previous track record. Msrchgale's speed
was underrsted by the New jersey CON
tingent and they were caught mapping
Both horses however, looked equal 20 three
heats In as good as ?:io on a really good
mile track:
Prince Eugene, ,2i,.. Is a son Of Bayonne
Prince, out Of Dolly star. by Hambletonisn.
second dam the Lonllard Mare. Both
Miss Fes ring and New Jersey belong To
this Iorillard family and the former has
two crosses OF Sandals blood. The young
-, Of the family. Mise Sandal. now has
foal ct foot by Magic Flute, who IL bred
exactlv In the same lines Mis- Fearing
Mahogany. the fastest of the family so far.
wns killed by hghtning last summer. but
I've has left some very fine youngsters who
should show up fast In few years.
Should MIR Fearing decide % introduce
Prince Eugene Magic Flute and Miss Sandal
on the Speedway. he will ride In the front
rank Of the brushing brigade He owns
several others that could hold their own.
among whom are some youngsters that
po<se-. speed that would make them rele-
brated on tho great drive.