The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-30
NEW JERSEYS HORSES HAVE DONE
WELL in THE LAST CIRCUIT SEASON

ton, stands third, with $2,625 10 his
credit; A. F. Bradley, of Mount Holly,
is fourth best, with $2,425 won; James
stahl. with E. T. Arnold's horses, from
Kane, Pa, is fifth, winning $2,025; Ed
ward McGrath, campaigning James
Florey's Bryn Mawr stable, won 81, ATS;
H. M. c. Fry, of Rothsville, won $1,295;
P. A. O'Connell, of Paterson, won 81, 210;
j. M. Murray, Of Chester, N. Y, landed
81, 200; Charles Opdyke, of Bethlehem,
captured s1,19o; Joseph s~errill. of New
town Square, won 81, $50; r. H. Clark.
Allentown. won 1 ,125. W
Horses Took New Records.
Starting at W~ilkesbarre, the opening
point of the fair circuit, the following
horses took new records: Trotters, AT
ton L., br. h., 2:15H, from 2:17A; Major
Forrest, b. h., 2:20A; Ryan, blk. g.,
2:21A; Freda Lewis, b. M, 2:22A.
PAGERS, Exall, CHI. g., 2:12A, from 2:14A;
Guy Tell, b. g., 2:19A; Russell Dun,
b, g., 2:19h. and Emaline, 2:21A.
The second meeting, at Bethlehem.
gave records to these trotters: as
senger Charm, b. g., 2:13A, from 2:15A;
Margate. r. M, 2:13A. from 2:16A;
Elliott B., b. g., 2:17A, from 2:24A; Miss
Griffith, g. b., 2:17A; Society Baroness.
b. M, pisa. from 2:23A; Becky Me
dunn, b. M, 2:19, from 2:24A; Ryan,
blk g., 2:19A, from 2:21A; Major For
rest, b.. h., 2:17A, from 2:20A; Freda
Lewis, b. M, 2:21A. PAGERS, Ella AM
bulator, b. m, 2:09A, from BIN; Baron
Whips, CHI. g., 2:OsA, from 2:11A;
Wheeler Wilkes. CHI g., 2:12A, from
2:14A; Waverley, br. g., 2:12A, from
2:13A; Sidney b., 2:13A, from 2:16A;
Easter Friday. a., b. M, 2:16H, and
The Jap, 6. g., 2:14A. from 2:1SA.
The next racing point, Nazareth, pro-
duced the following records; Trotters,
Suzette Baron, b.. m, 2:15A, from 2:16A;
Watson, br. g., 2:18h, from 2:191a; H.
B. X, by Bedlinger, 2:22h, from 2:2sA.
PAGERS, Harold Patch, blk. h., 2:12A,
from 2:1S%; Marguerite M, b. m,
2:16%; King Dillon, b. g., 2:1SA, from
2:21A.
At Kutztown the following records
were made: Trotters, Miss Griffith, 6.
M, 2:14A, from 2:17A; Ella c., b. m,
2:20A, from 2:21A. PAGERS, Jim Daily,
b. g., 2.1o%, from 2:1SA; Exall, oh. g.,
2:111A, from 2:12A; Princess r., b. M,
2:16A, from 2:17A; C~laribel, b. m,
2:16A, from 2:17A; Fleetwood Boy, b.
g., 2:1SK; Roy Field, b. g., 2:1sA, and
DR.. Warren, 2:20A.
Allentown next gave records to these
trotters: Major Forrest, b. h., 2:14A.
from 2:17A; Eddie L., 6. g., 2:16A, from
2:1SA; H. B. K, br. G.. (unknown),
2:16A; Kingdel, b.. g., 2:161a. from 2:17A;
Direct Tone, br. g., 2:17A; Oak Link,
br. g., 2:1SA. from 2:24A. PAGERS. Jim
DAILY. 2:10A, from 2:10A; Maxine Payne,
b. M, 2:16A, from 2:1SA; Roy Field,
b. g., 2:17A. from 2:19A; Joe Patton,
b. e., 2:19A; Nan K, b. M, 2:21A, and
Ashcovite, b. h., 2:29A.
Mount Holly furnished: Trotters,
Reddy, b. g., 2:1sh; Lady Worthy,
2:20h; Handsome Joe, b.. g., 2:25Hs.
PAGERS, All D., b. g., 2:1SA; Sincerity,
b. g.. 2:14A; Ella Ambulator, b. M,
2:0Sh; Grace Lambert, 2:17A; Judges
Sister, b. m, 2:17h; Tommy Burnes,
2:17%; Fred s., 2:1SA; Fleetwood Boy,
2:18A, and Charley Paul, b. g., 2:1Sk.
At the Trenton fair races but one
horse look a new record, the bay trot-
ting gelding Line March, 2:25A, by
Delmarch.
Point Breeze furnished records as
follows: Trotters, Josie Mack, br. m,
2:16A, from 2:17A; Lady Worthy, b.
M, -2:1SA, from 2:20k; Ethel Brad
street, b. M, 2:1SA, from 2:22A; Evelyn
Nesbit, blk. M, 2:1sA; Raven Boy, blk.
g., 2:21h.
PAGERS; Mike wilcoxe, br. g., 2:11A,
from 2:14A; Madame Direct, 2:15A,
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