The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-31

Iney were putting mem In TaSL al
Brightwood last week IN workouts. John
r. Mott drove Russell g., a practically
green horse, a mile at the trOt In 2:2z,
rnd Happy c.. mile at the pace very
V.ose TO 2.25. This was in a workout
with George GOOdacre's May Queen, the
mare negotiating the route IN 2:25 fat,
which is an indication that she may be
returning TO her form Of last season.
Russell G. having made such a brave
showing. Mr.. Mott feels inclined to in
troduce him 10 high class society at
Prospect Park next month. Few. il any.
horses that have been worked over
BrightwOod Of late years have come
10 their speed IS fast as has the black
gelding from St. Mary. He acts Ike
a race horse. and goes Ike one. He is
a good fnisher, and when he comes
from the head OF the stretch home. he
pins his ears back on his neck like the
game trotter Kushnn. and the horse
that beats him 20 the wire has to step
some. Happy G. has also developed
much speed In Motifs hands. A nile
around three minutes woald have about
stopped him twelve months ago. and
what he now is Mott has made him.
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rapidly. Javins Brothers string is in
his charge at present. and may stay
there until disposed Of. It Is understood
that there will be no reservations II
the lot now on hand, and there are some
good ones IN Il for road and other puf-
poses.
Jacob HIilerary is giving his pacing
stallion. T. f. S., regular work over
BrightwoOd, and the handsome young
horse Is doing all that Is asked Of him
Miles between 2:30 and three mIS-tes
are about all that are demanded OF him.
Frank Thomas had Sir Electroid at the
track Tuesday, and stepped rim eCu-
pie miles around ~ just 10 see II no
had his speed
Mr.. Taylor. OF the Department OF jus
tice. showed during the week good
going bay geldinG which acts as II ne
would learn TO trot-
E. F. Han has decided 10 give Gal
liant Maid, .2l54. a rest until fall, as she
has not been going well in her work. A
few days since Mr.. Hall visited stony
Ford, Orange cCunty. y. Y, and pur-
chased the dam OF the fast pacing f1lly
Manuella. 2:19h. that he thinks as fast
AIonzo Corbin has set Dir. Halls Red
Princeps 70 pacing and the stallion
seems TO like the change BY the way
he marches his miles Louis Jones
handsome gelding by Bonni has also
taken TO the pace, and COrbin thinks
him a promising prospect.
". II. H. Hart. professor Of law at
Howard University, IS spending his
leisure moments inspecting and pointing
out 70 his friends the fine points OF a
newly arrived FLY by Russian: the
mother being the beautiful and highly
bred Phillina. which Mr. Hart also bred
no more royalty bred miss has seen the
light in this section than the new ar
rival. Mr.. Hart has named her Kushaua.
Kusnan, PISA, is by Lord Russell. and
he a son Of Harold, out OF Miss Rus
sell, which makes Lord Russell a full
brother of Maud s.. 2.0s4. Phauina the
dam Of Kushana, is a daughter Of X l.
lucky Pnallas, he by Phallas. Z.l3ls.
Fhallas was by Dictator founder Of
one or the greatest trotting families
that exists. Phaillina's dam was the
thoroughbred mare ST. Ann, by Sensa-
ton. From the second 20 the twelfth
generations Husbands maternal ances-
tors are uf the very best four milers
and she is IN addition inbred along
these lines 70 the barley and CTodoIphln
Arablans- some Of the greatest brood
mares IN the world are to be found In
the blood lines of the little miss
The announcement Of the death Of
Todd came as great surprise TO horse
men all over the world. About one year