The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-04
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FROM THE CIRCUIT

Major Delmar q d69A) is working miles
in 2l9h and quarters In Sa seconds.
Prestoria Wilkes (2:1Sl4). by Anderson
Wilkes. has foal by Joe Patchen
(2:0lA).
the Thorndale farm stallion Suwanee. son
OF Bingen 2:064).
The pacing mare Murtha Cl3, by
Brown Hal, worked mile in 2:l4A at
Cleveland few days ago.
j. III. Shultz has q head in training AT
Empire City track from one to three years
old, all sired by Axworthy (2:l5H).
l.. ~. Cushmans gray pacing mare
Snowdrop has a filly by her side at At
torney. a well bred son of Dare Devil
(2:O9)
The PAGER Cascade (2l4s4). by Guy
Wilker (2:15h), Is reported dead lie
was full brother TO the trotter Charity
(2I34)
Jack Curry has arrived at the Cleveland
track with Tuna (2:0St). What Is 1t
(2:1D Charley T. (2:13if), Forrest w.
GID and others.
In Lon MctDonald's stable there Is a
roam 2-year-old son OF Todd (2:l4s4). out
of the dam OF Poindexter goo. that is
making the rail birds prick up their ears
a bit.
A. c. Pennock has written from England
that he found Alta Axworthy C2:l019) lame
when he arrived there To take charge of
the Winans horses, but that she is now
going strong and ne hopes to get her TO
the post
Maurice Cahill has I'm his stable a colt
by kingthorne son OF May King (2:20.
out of Brocade. by Baron Wilkes. that he
thinks well of. lie Is a full brother to the
extremely promising 2-year-old filly Kin
caide. that showed a quarter In 81 seconds
at Readvile recently.
IL has been several seasons since the
fast trotter Romelian (2:C9k). by Adbell.
has appeared In race, but he may be
seen on the tracks again this season. as
last year he was worked a mile In 2:O9
at Syracuse, ~. Y. He is now owned by
G. A Mccarthy OF that city.
A. s. Bigelow has lost the noted race
and matinee mare Miss Duke C2:l3), by
Simmons. Miss Duke was at the Hyams
farm Ponkapoag. and died last Thursday.
a few days after giving birth to a foal
by Blngen (2:Os4). Miss Duke was the
dam of a 2-year-old filly by Bingen now
in Jimmy ODonnells stable at Readville,
ana Is considered very promising
Jack Wall haH a likely looking lot of
horses in his string at Readville. Nancy
Nelson G:l4A), the fastest trotter by
Nelson (2:o9), is big and stout. She Is
getting lot OF slow work. She ought TO
be a good mare in her claise this year.
Wall thinks "a lot Of the black trotting
moro Susie s. Wilkes. by Nelson's Wilkes.
out OF a producing daughter OF Black
Pilot (2:90). She is working TO please him.
The $4,000 colt Cochato. by Todd
(2:14sD. has not been a mile better than
2;5O this season. lie will be given a
slow careful preparation and will get no
fast work for some time. He appears to
be in the very best OF condition Col.
Drnkwater is greatly pleased with the
f-yearlO1d pacing gefdfng Dy Alkayone
(2:14&), out of Castenea- the dam OF
Cochato. Like his sire, he is good goods
done up in a small package, though he
has grown and developed wonderfully
since last year. when he paced in 2l3
over the Readville track.
Last Friday morning George II. Twom-
bly, OF Wellesley Hills blew into the Read
Vile track with his chestnut pacing colt,
julius Caesar The colt had never been
on a track before, but his owner, believ-
ing that he was Threatened" wanted to
try him out. so Jimmy Carpenter took
out one OF his flyers to act as pace
maker for the colt. Well when they
struck the head OF the stretch Mr.. Twom-
bly, let go Of Julius Caesars head and the
colt marched home many lengths ahead
of Carpenters nag. When they logged
back Carpenter asked Mr.. Twombly why
he did not stay back until nearer tho
finish and then let him step. "You see"
was the reply, "that colt was frightened
by bear on the way from the farm to
the track and was all nerved up"