Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-15
GREATEST HORSES
IN THE WORLD At
EMPIRE TRACK
The Harvester, 1908 IA, to
Meet SOnOma Girl, 2:04 IA.
Speedway Stake for Amateurs
to Be Run in Three Sections.
Local Horses Entered.

ST ms ms SG as norse @esls are meow now
calling the grand circuit
races to be held at the Empire track
An New York, August 1927, will be
unique in the annals of trotting.
Given by a group of wealthy sports
men banded together under the banner
OF the Trotting-Horse Breeders Club,
ct will be on q purely sporting basis.
with no purpose of profit, and with no
bookmaking or poolselling on the
grounds. Men like Senator Joseph w.
Bailey, Of Texas; w. C. Brown, presi-
dent OF the New York Central railroad;
C. K. G. Billings. owner of Uhlan, 1:5sA,
and General Brayton Ives, president
of the Metropolitan Trust Company,
are backing this revival Of light har-
ness racing in the metropolis. James
Butler has contributed to the cause of
sport by giving the free use Of the
track for the meeting, and nearly all
If the fast t~rotting horses Of the eoun-
try now following h grand circuit
have been entered in the races.
The event of the meeting will be the
SIS, 900 Matron futurity stake, given on
ehe opening day under h auspices Of
the American Association of Trotting-
Horse Breeders Club, of which Senator
Bailey Is president. This now gives
promise Of a greater race than S-year-
oIds have ever trotted. Among the 90
colts entered are Colorado E., that
worked in 2:06A a fortnight ago;
Native Belle. 2:O7%, as a 2-year-old,
and Emily Ellen, 2:10A, winner Of the
$4,000 Horsemen's futurity at Detroit.
nf1nn Fraa-POr-oll frOffin0 rana NJ tho
New York grand circuit meeting
should be a hummer, with The Har-
vester and Sonoma Girl among the
starters. They are the fastest horses
of the season thus far. each having
earned a new record Of 2:04A. The
Harvester will be driven by the veteran
Ed. Geers, who drove his first race in
New York SO years ago, almost to a
day. Sonoma Girl is in the stable of
Dick McMahon, a Western trainer,
who is having much success with her.
She is owned by Miss Lolita NJ. Crab
tree, probably the wealthiest Of all the
stage folk In America Lolita" is not
known to the younger generation of
playgoers. but her name was almost a
household word thirty years ago. She
lives In Boston, and her hobby is the
t~rottfng-horse. She paid $4,000 for
SopaSha Girl three OF four years ago.
W. her brother, ]. H. Crabtree. she
Sp6rds all the grand circuit meet
angs where her horses start, and keenly
enjoys the harness races.
Following are the entries to date.
All entries close August 20.
MnfrOn Futurity stakes
TUESDAY AUGUST %.
Purse SIS 900. Three-year-olds, trot-
ting:
Biala, b. Z, by Bingara
Mae Cassidy, b. f., by Silent Brook.
Bergen, b. C., by Bingara.
Bon Vivant. b.. c., by Bon Voyage.
Lou Billings, CHI. f., by John A. Nc
Kerron.
Miss Pa1meter. blk. f., by Baronmore.
Colorado E., b. c., by The Bondsman.
Eva Tanguay. br. f., by Peter the
Great.
Lula Arion, oh. f., by Peter the Great.
Swope, b. c., by Sahib.
Eva Bellini, b. f., by Bellini.
Lfonella b. C., by Bellini.
Dorothy Dillon. b, T.. by Sidney Dillon.
Anvil, b. c., by st. Valient Vincent.
Kreli. b. c., by KavalM.
Emily Ellen. blk. T., by Todd.
Enara, b. T., by Walnut Hall.
Native Belle, b. f., by Moko.
/. Miss Momaster br. f., by Momaster.
Sarah Wakefield, br, f., by Tragantle.
General Dewey, b. c., by Admiral
Dewey.
Dictator Todd. blk. c., by Todd.
Grace. Oh. f.. by Peter tho Great.
Baron Todd br. c., by Todd.
HifbT0OEp OUaeU h z hu VILLA cLr
MatrOn Futurity Stakes.
FRIDAY, AUGUST &c.
Purse SIS, 1000. Three-year-olds, pa
cling:
Tommy T., b. c., by Searchlight.
Daisy Mack, b. f., by John A. Nc
Kerron.
Renne McEwen, b. C, by McEwen.
Juanalita, b. f., by John Ward.
Nell Gentry, b. f., by John R. Gentry.
F1eeta Dillon. b. f., by Sidney Dillon.
Leftwhich, b. f.. by Moko.
Leelock. b. c., by Blackjack.
Twinkling Dan, br. C, by Dan Patch.
Bonner Memorial stakes.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26.
Purse, $500; 2:25 class trotting:
Robert a., br. g., by Bernadotte.
Handy j., b. g., by Baron II.
Captain George. b. c., by Admira,
Dewey.
Hickey Rawson. eh. m, by Onward
Silver.
Black Bel, bI. m, by Lynn Bel.
Prince Alexis, b. g., by Peter tn,
Great.
Romeo, b. g., by James Madison.
Jay Guy, 70. c., by Guy Axworthy.
Camera, b. s., by The B~ondsman.
Earl b., b. g., by Administrator
Wilkes.
Abba, b. m, by Bingen.
Springer Todd. b. g., by Tod.
Ben Cameron, b. g., by The Clans
man.
Henry Winter, b. s.. by Ed Winter.
Areo, b. g., by Arion.
Mary G., b.. M, by Walnut Hall.
Sterling Hall, b. c., by Walnut Hall.
Little Sweetheart, b. m, by Moko.
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