The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-07
ADM0RELL MAKES
new MILE RECORD
Wins Second, Third and Fifth
Heats at Bridgeton-Mark
Now z:I8 la.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

Cliff Woodruff and the fast brown
gelding, Admoren were very much in
the limelight at Bridgeton yesterday,
the brown gelding stepped an excellent
race and won the 2:1S trot, a five heat
affair, taking the second, third and
fifth heats. He reduced his record in the
second heat to 2:1SA. Admorell thus
far this season would lave unquestion-
ably won them all, but for a mistake
on the part of his driver at the Park
way meeting. His * start will be at
Troy, n. Y, and he looks like a 2:15
trotter over a good track. The brown
mare, Kitty Mac, owned by Tommy
Ievlin, started in the same race with
Admorell at Bridgeton, but was un-
placed.
Argo Dillon, who is entered in the
S1,960 stake for 2:2S ~trotters at Goshen
is beginning to step some fast miles
that make her look like a stake horse.
Many local horsemen will make the
trip to Dover this afternoon and some
good horse racing is looked for at that
track; among the local horses entered
In these events are Lillian w. Widlar,
M%arique and Ben Webster.
Robert L., jr, owned by George A.
OIL, of this city, won second money at
Oil City, Pa, in the PA trot Thursday,
being placed second in EACH heat, last
time 2:13A.
The chestnut pacing gelding, Mac
beth, 2:1TK, in the stable of Ike Hully,
is beginning to look like the whole
cheese in his class, and can step a mile
right at ZIP over the local track today
were he called upon to do so.
The bay pacing mare, Queen Gentry,
in the stable of Ike Hully, will make
her first start for the long green at the
Goshen meeting. and good horsemen
look for her in that 2:20 away off the
first time she starts, and a record of
2:15 this fall would not be surprising.
Macbeth, Hannah Lake, Kitty Mae,
Widlar and Admorell will be the New
4 iOI " start at Tie IIOy, M. IT,
meeting; all are in good shape n
ought to come home with a piece of it.
Billy Coville is working the bay trot-
ting colt, Walnut Prince, better than
2:30, and he acts like the making of a
good horse. This fellow is a son of
Walnut Hail and a half brother to the
futurity sire Moko.
Paddy Dillon continues to show Il
marked Improvement in his work and
will make someone sit up and take no.
tic at the pumpkin shows. Ike Hully
worked hin a mile IN 2:1S this week
and he could nave stepped some faster.
The black mare, Hannah Lake, owned
by L. j. Schwarz, of East Orange, and
which is being raced by Ike Hully,
surely acts like she would make good
and as though this would be her ear
While hannah Lake has always pos
sessed phenomenal speel, she has never
been able to get along with her pre-
Vious trainers, but she is working like
a race mare for Ike Hully, and will get
a record that will startle the natives
before the snow flies. She won second
money at the Bridgeton meeting Thurs
day. and went the race of her life over
a track that was at least five seconds
slow, owing to heavy rains on the pre-
vious day. The summary of this race
may be of general interest,":
Andy j., b. m. (Johnson) .............. l /
Hannah Lake, blk III. Uully)........ 2 6
Daruma, ch. m. (Harkins) ........... 6 3
Magic Prince, b. &. Uones).......... 3 $
f. A. w, b. g. Fry).............. 8 3
T The Hi Bi5d' Blk Ii M m. F f8orpoughs,.:.. ; !
Paddy H., ch h. Payne) .....,...... 8 DIR
Time. 2:2Sl4, 2;Ah. 2:21A.
The Putnam County Fair Asso-
citation the following classes
for their meeting at Carmel, n. Y,
August 81, September l, 2 and 8. This
meeting follows Goshen and precedes
Orangeburg. The Carmel track is a
good half-mile plant, the management
first-class, n Silas M. Klotz will act
as starting judge, which means accu-
racy and dispatch. Entries close
August "a with A. P. Budd, secretary,
Brewster, n. Y. The classes:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ].
go Purse, $500
2:30 trot. Purse, 300
2:f7 pace. Purse, goo
THURSDAY. September 2.
2:20 Purse, 1906
2:13 trot. Purse. 3s
PIG trot. Purse, 300
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
Xxx Purse SS 3VC
E.E4 tfOt. Purse, 3t
z;lf pace. Purse, 800
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Lynn-Lynn, 8; New Bedford. ].
AT Brockton-Brockton, 3; Haverhill, 2.
AT Observation-Disclosures 5; Fall River, l.
At Lowell-Lowell, 4: Lawrence, 0.
LEN0X A. c. VS.. AJAX r. c.
Thu Lenox A. c.. will play two games
| tomorrow In tho nnorpiuu n will lioa mn