The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
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Harness Racing During g Coming lH11l1le
Year Will Break Il VI
N: Records.
MANY NEW CIRCUITS FORMED
Outlook Unusually Promising
sAllNc)ver Country Plans Ian
5$3 Being Made, sss9 IL
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slE55sl3 (sperIal IL rhe Times Dsnatcl,0
SsEl SI,W 81 ORR, Fob. 1s..--A sufficient number
or trotting circuits haze been formed ' NY
N tlnt es secctca,o indicate that harness racing
n during the coming season Will brenk al re-
cords In point OF number Of meet nEs ana
~ nno,,nt Of purses III None Of the former cir
cults hive gone out Of existence, while several
l8nt,s ones have already been iorganizcd E
Srhe grand circuit lost Brighton I'encf.$b,u t
y gained Cleveland and Syracuse for 1@'a. ~ the
" r.rea | western circuit viii lose no tracks, and
may add two or three TO itH list OF 1000 me
4 Lake Erie circuit which was organized re-
Ecer,ily at jamestown. n A., il next in inipor-
starce. having Il large membership. M N,n,i
this circuit, is TO tho east, the Gas Belt.
T f ' latter u Circuit viii open at Lima
July 4h and close 4 rlwocd Ind, In septs,,
M make he pM,t IS, ,tTo, tess t in,
pprtAht chain Of lialf-Inll0e VII hnSe
additional members MS viii tho lnols cir, U,
Y Arc the Southern. the Great Northern, one o.,
tho Pacific coast, and the circuit ,ilehdcd py
\ Plttsbuig I'll II "a II ~ t.E az A 5l i N 5s5
Outlook Promising. 5@
'rhe outlook is unusually promising nil over
The eSeeI ren M,sse of Known
as the ''breederS law forhldding specuila-
Y ton on lnce tracks . . y, q, ,,,,,
New England the prospects nre good. a md
b there Is talk ofcven giving a harness meet ng
n on the once famous Old Orchard n Nc, track,
which has been unused for seyerhi years.
H wear Old itrottIng tnRre and the champion three
II Yea Old In a:OS 3-il Which was purchased BY
y Oak 81 Duke, of lvesriile. q n. N Will PC
mn ted with Oakland Baron, 100 ~, the best .s
Ii speed producing son Of Baron Wilkes ~ ~
FANTASY is now at the Oakland farm of ~. q.
Reports indicate that the veteran trainer
and rider Charles Marvin, has two young
steIs in his string that Will prove rs sen.
sntlonul performers rs was Bon Noya =
y last year. III titii 5 Y. s. w
Il The oft.repeatesl r,lnlor that the well known
trainer Dick Wilson,, has, been engaged TO
Fl lndle tho string OF George -. sherman OF
Port Henry, for tho next season, appears 70
be true. Wilson has brought out several hisi,
\ las proved himself a competent conditioner
fHnd race driver. ~
:Brady's New Plans.
to be permanently engaged to train n humber;
Esof t{SounEsters from the Dlnamwald farm Of
z Thomas ". Lawson. has announced that Inc
& Will br In the employ Of WI III M cI)owell,
4 Of the Chicago. Darlington md Quincy RI "
y road, for the season. Mr. Brady was at lie
recent Garden said with the son OF Mr.. La Wson3
and went South, whore he las Il number Of
YOU ngsters belonging to 1the lsoston breeder.
but whether l,e will give these up or not has
not been reported I. S1e u. < s5s
4 gagged stables at thcS Poushkeenslc track,
4 where they Will do therS snrlng training. The
truck offers every facility for proper stqbsinE
sand training. John - lowell prepared liver
ton; ;e:oi IL, Hon this track last Sear.
4 colt by Y.Axworthy, 2;1a IL. and out OF snoi,
y los IA the former Worlds t champion trot-
Y ter. We N.a 5a