The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
CH|RPS FROM THE RA|Lb|RDS.

, beside he'd That is the way all records
against time should be made.
IL Is TO be hoped that the lameness
which Jimmy Brady's colt. Gay Bingen
(2I21R). developed in the race for the
Hartford Futurty may not prevent MS
meeting his engagements down the line.
Arion (2:o77s) has a chance 70 put three TIt
three are Masconomo 210h), Lord Rob-
erts (2l0si0 and Gov. Francis. (2;l4h);
The latter is credited with having trotted
a mile i'm 2:10L in his work.
A new standard trotter. TO the credit OF
Bingen (2:O6l4), is the 4-year-old hly wa
taga who won two heats IN the Z'Zf trot
at Nashua last Tuesday. taxing a record
of 2.25l, She Is out of Mrs. JACK, Dy
Athanlo (2:10).
c. w. Lasell's great campaigner Terrill
3. C2:OsL) added another TO his long lsS
OF victories by winning the tree-ioreca,l ciiI
mace al the Taunton fair, defeaung Su.
free q 2O6ilD and Early Bird. Jr The ola
gelding is almost as good as ever.
Horsemen should not forget that the en-
tries 10 the Rochester fair close next
Friday, Sept a. The classes are 2:So, 2:29.
2:24. 2:17. 2:l5 trotting; 2;29, 2;25. 2:2. 2:ls'
2:l6, 2:13 pacing. and a 2:09 class open FOR
both trottcrs and PAGERS.
The Boston trotter Tom Phair started
IN the 2:17 trot at Bethlehem, Pa, last
Friday. and was just behind the money,
being fourth in each heat The race was
won by the chestnut gelding George NJ,
by Baron star that has been big WIN
ner over the half-mile tracks this season
for Trainer Al Commings.
Ed Sunderlin's stable was very much In
evidence at Bethlehem, Pa, last Thurs
day
Jenny w. by Alexander, won the 2lO
pace: Billy w, by Alconder, the 2:lb pace,
while The Plumber won one heat OF the
2.S5 pace and second money. taking rec
ord OF 2.144. and The Bishop won two
heats I'm the free for-all. hut was beaten
the race the following day by Harry l..
Though Il was the intention 10 breed
Ethers Pride C2:csN) to Bellinl C2:19, It
has been decided not 20 do SO, as the
mare changed hands during the Read
VILE meeting. Up to that time she was
owned by John Shepard. who, after this
mare had gone slightly wrong In one OF
her front ankles, decided to stop working
her, and consequently, as has been be-
fore stated. sent her 90 Hillandale farm,
Mamaroneck, y. Y. 90 be mated with
pelIini The proprietor OF that breeding
establishment bought Ethers Pride for
5000 and upon the rdvice OF John Dick
crson the trainer OF the farm. IL was de-
cided not 20 breed the great daughter OF
Directum e. .O5ia) until she had been given
another trial She will be logged next
winter with the intention OF getting her
ready Is race IN 1907.
With the opening which he Will have
IN the stud In Kentucky, Peter the Great
(2:O7L.) is sure TO take place among the
great slres lie had no chance az Forbes
farm but got the superlatively great trot-
ter Sadie Nc cosy. and Nahma GI4h)
that Is giving every indication I'm her
races this year of being a high-class per-
former Peter himself was great trot-
ter and had he been sound there is no
telling where he would have gone He Is
also a remarkably handsome horse with
one OF the most expressive countenances
that could be imagined. His big hazel
eyes. full. prominent and kind. are indioa-