The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-22
LOCAL RACE HORSE TALK.

lUGM RAGE HURSE IALk
centiRusa from rage
lis iirs PAR iasi simmer
me foiF-ye r-old grsen PAGER zen
tGfsek sf8thsr 81 AIiiItas good soil
IS out 81 Little Polls IHpplins, and
SAID bs his trainer % ipe toll n ,tiiej
can md only need an opportsinti
ID turn around ln order 10 SET tlie7
money. 'Two-hfteef, Arnold says
5eoeeney. 2se IL rotting, is le0is=
ing good and win prove j valuable
horse this year. He = by Cogent MS
dam being Mamie Green by Brown
10 Els IA trotttng, one Of the hest
bred matrons Of Judge Benefits
Riverside Stock Farm.
HIS green trotter. Mamie Jordan,
WIN be ready for the word when The
bah opens this spring. Mamie Jpg-
dan Is by Alcatraz: dam. Belle Jordaa.
q yearilng stake winner at cireieville,
10, several years ago and nov high-
" valued matrona at ]. a Willis. stock
farm at Bridgeport.
Notes.
Lloyd Queen has purchased King
Direct eos Ia. the holder of the
track record Of the new association
here. zoe lie. but this Is not the only
record to the credit OF this great
horse. He is the world champion
matinee stallion. 2.04 s-4: the vim
ner of the fastest eighth heat on rec
ord, 200 l-2, and the champion four
year-old pacing stallion Of 1908. Mr..
Queen bought him for stock purposes
and now has the distinction Of pos
sessing tbs highest class pacing stall
lion ever owned in West Virginia. 1t
Is not known just what he cost him,
but the horse was insured last week
for $1,000, which would Indicate thatI
he was not bought for a song. our
stockmen are to be congratulated that
the future home Of King Direct viii
be clarksburg, West Virginia.
Judge B. 3. Stout ts5now the owner
FDf MIlltax. the splendid son OF AIler-
ton. zoe Ia, "the Bulldog Of the
Turf The many fine colts that Min.
tax has to his credit in this LOCALITY.
stamps him sire Of exceptional quail
ity. There have never been but four
Of His colts In training and they win.
all so in the list this year.
"Aiackey. Downing, Mr.. Rodney,s
efficient stable boss. left Monday for
Boston, to bring to Elarksburg the
three-year-old trottlng colt Baden,
owned by Mr.. r. r. Murphy, OF
Lowell. Mass, Baden Is by BIngara
and his dam is by Kremlin, 2.06 IA.
He was bought by Mr. Murphy last
fall for $1,000, and his owner has
since refused an offer Of $4,000 for
him. The colt has $4,000 worth Of
stake engagements ana will be given
his preliminary preparation on the To-
cal track By MIR. Rodney. He will no
heard from at Columbus and other
grand circuit meetings this fall.
Abe Triendman, OF Falrmont, will
send his black trotting gelding, Blny
Patchen, 9.27 Ia. ,up.to Mr.. Rodney.
April /. Billy Patchcn Is a son OF Alf
Patchen. who beat Hal n. in that
neverto-be-forgotten race at our first
meeting. and set track record of
t9.lO IL.
WIN Johnson, the popular trainer
Of Col. Tom Davls's string at Kcyser,
viii arrive about April TO- with an
imposing string OF ten or twelve
horses in training, among them being
the fast record horses Mimic, Matte
D., lmbay. Harrison. the Imltator.
aud number Of promising young
stcrs.
The summer meeting to be held
June -, 90. "a. embraces an attrac-
tive card of ten harness races far
purses of $4,000 each. the list NJ
events being: a ".s5 pace, a 2.2O.
pace, az pace. e.14 pace, a All
pace. and free-fOr-all pace. The
trots are well distributed and are as
follows: 2.2s class. 2.24 class, ego
class and s.1G class. 1t viii be big
meeting.
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