Arizona republican., 1906-10-22


 New Ones Added to Adams String.
 Mr- and Mrs. J. C. Adams returned home yesterday morning from their summer in the east. both feeling and looking well. In an interview with MT Adams. the subject or conversation was very naturally confined to horses and the Arizona fair two lines of thought that occupy a great deal Of Mir. Adams attention. Moreover bc has had phenomenal success this sea son with his own horses, feels iubilant and has added a number of good ones 10 his string during the summer. He LOOK three horses east. Custer Rv- stander and Sally Pointer. These horses were started in eighteen races during the season and in fifteen of them some one of the three got into the money In only three races were all his entries outside the reach of the paying teller. It is very natural. therefore, that MT Adams should be elated and his success was used for all 1t was worth. to boom the horse busi- ness in this valley. The eastern horsemen who crowded admiringly around his stables kept saving.
 
 horses ?' MT. Adams very truthfuIIy responded Why, out in Arizona: that's the kind we raise out there right along" The response to that would generally be. Well, for Gods sake don't bring any more of them east or you will disorganize every thing"
 MT Adams says that two carloads of horses, twenty-four in number. are now en route here from Lexington. by express and ought to arrive about Tuesday or Wednesday. Seven Of them belong to his stable, the three he took east and four that We're bought dur ing the summer. The other seventeen are being brought for the Arizona fair. and probably for the winter. Among them is fine string belonging to J. Y Gatcomb. Mr. Gatcomb's most famous horse is Audabon Boy. a pacer with a record of 1:59I5. Audubon Boy and Dan Patch both have the same mark and the contest is between them for the worlds record. Last year Mir. Gatcomb challenged Mir Savage. own CT of Dan Patch, for a race for any satisfactory stake, ranging between ten thousand and twenty five thous- and dollars a side, but MT Say age declined to cover. apparently being a little afraid of the proposi~ uOn- During the fair here Audahnn Boy will give one or two exhibitions in an effort to lower his own record.
 Two other fine horses belonging ta Mr- GatcOmb and coming in this string are Grace Bond. a trotter with a record of 2:09A. and PhaIla. a pac er with a record of 2:O6.
 Another fine string is from C. l.. Ttf.ED
 Helen Norte. with a trotting record or 2:09l4 this mare being owned by man in Washington state. Others Of the DeRyder horses are Charlie Bel den. who has trotted in 2:08H: pr. Frazee, a trOtter with a record or about -2:10; The Donna, a pacer. win a record of 2:09A and KinkiS Enter lalner, with a trotting mark of 2:10. There are several more horses of sim liar fame and records.
 Of the new horses in the Adams string. J. N. R. Jr. bought in Lexing- ton. is a trotter with a record of 2:l4 This is the horse that caused a sen sation in Denver some time ago the result of which was the expulsion from the track Of the horse. his train CT and his owner S. S. Bernard The case was taken before the TrottinE association, however. and on its decis- ion in favor of Mir. Bernard all were Teinstated.
 The facts brought out showed to the satisfaction of the association that the track management ruled against Mr. Bernard in an effort to protect certain bOOlImaEers.
 One of the new horses MT. Adams is bringing back is a 14-months old colt. bred in Phoenix. but born in New York. a half sister of Sweet Marie. The sire is Oh So. a famous local horse. It will be remembered that a couple of years ago Mir. Adams owned the dam of Sweet Marie. She was sold in foal to a New York man. the colt being reserved. MT. Adams now has the colt.
 Another purchase is mare sired by Jaybird. the sire of AHerton. one of tine l most notable horses of the day and the 1 sire of long list of rapid steDpers.
 The fourth of the new horses is a | colt coming two years old. that was sired by Jaybird. This colt. onIy 1 broken to the harness a couple of | months ago. made a sensational exhfh- i it at Lexington and was bought by | Mrs Adams. The colt trotted a quar- | ter in g seconds, or at the rate Of
 Ar- Adams says that all these horses | mentioned and others in the shipment. | are entered in the Arizona races. Witt 1 them and others that he knows arc | coming. he predicts that the race pro | gram this year will very likely be the | most notable meeting ever held yves. | of the Rocky Mountains. At least | there is everything needed at this times to warrant such a hope
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