Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-11

has been bought for $500 by r. S. NIL
Ter of Mauch Chunk. Pa.
The trotting stallion Imeprial Aller-
ton. 2.12 Ia, by Alierton, zoe IA. dam
By Onward, goes to Canada.
Henry winter. by Ed Winter. will be
Dan McEweD's candidate in the M. and
NJ He showed a mile in 2.12 as 4
year old.
1t Is announced that The Leading
Lady, 2.07, by Bingen, owned by A. b.
Zombro, all.
Twenty-Third, the dam of Sterling
Mckinney, 2.06 ia. has been bought by
A. B. Coke, Paoli, Pa, and Will be bred
to Zembro, I'll.
Walter Cox will have two new pac-
ers in his string this season with
Hossier Prince. PIP IA. and Cecilia
King. 2.17 IA. Both are likely to en-
ter the 2.10 list.
1t is said that Geers thinks well OF
the year old trotter Pullman Thorne,
that raced through the west last sea-
is by the Kansas stallion, Silverthirne,
Jr., son of Silverthorne.
Ever since she took her new lease
of life. the programme at Columbus
has been growing richer and richer.
Last year almost $50, 000 was distribut-
ed to the winners there and now it is
announced that. with the $4,000 hand
leap added the amount for 1909 will
aggregate 100000, which will be the
record sum hung up for one trotting
meeting to date.
The star Of the colt trotters in train
ing at Macon, Ca, is a FLY by Audu-
bon Boy, 1.59 IA out of Gaiety Girl
els Ia. dam of Gay Bingen, 2.12 IA,
by Red Wilkes Jimmy Brady. who has
brought out several of the sensational
one he has handled and that he looks
for her to be the sensation Of her age.
Doris B., a mare owned in Pictou,
Ont, broke worlds Ice record at De
Lorimier park recently when she de-
feated Merry Widow, winner OF seven
straight races this season, in ais, 2.14
"a and 2.15. These are the three fast
est consecutive heats ever trotter In a
race on ice.
A few very choice mares, some with
records, others u1developad. but with a
rich speed inheritance. will be mated
with The Harvester, 3, EOS ga. the
coming spring. 1t is announced that
The Harvester has wintered finely and
increased 50 pounds in weight since
going into winter quarters.-The Horse
Breeder.
One of the prominent Glenwille
trainers is carefully preserving a relic
of the old Glenvilie track that he found
after the grandstand had been torn
down. II is a book used by the clerk
of the course at the memorable meet
ing held in 1885. 1t was at that meet
ing that Maud S. lowered her own
worlds record of 2.09 IA. made the
previous year, to 2.0S IA, hitehed to a
high wheel sulky.
Mambrlno Pachen. So, was-the most
successful brood mare sire of his day.
He is credited with 109 daughters that
produced 142 trotters and 20 PAGERS
with standard records II is a curious
fact that George Wilkes. 2.22. is cerd-
tied with 109 daughters that also pro-
duced ZAP trotters with standard rec
ords but George Wilkes daughters are
credited with So PAGERS, or 20 more
PAGERS than have been produced by the
daughters of Mombriflo Pathen IS.
The Montreal Driving club has an
nounced a programme OF five trotting
meets. to be held next summer. About
$4,000 viii be given in purses and
stakes. The feature meet will be in
August. when there win be four stakes
OF $1,000 each. The programme Is as
follows: June 81 to Is. purses $4,000;
July 10 to 90. purses $4,000; August %
to 81, purses $1,000; September 20
to "a. purses $4,000; October II to IS,
purses $4,000.