The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Veteran Horse Man Achieves
More Victories Than Any
Other ON Circuit.
SIXTEEN TRIUMPHS WITH
FAST HARNESS HORSES
Gus Macy, With Fleet Colo
RADIO E., Takes Four
Rich Stakes.
BY Leased wire to The Tribune.

LedeeQ wire 10 Inc lriOuHe.
NEW YORK. Nov, l9.--The ambition to
breed or own the winner of classic has
been the incentive OF running and harness
racing men from time immemorial. In
Europe TO breed or race a winner of the
famous handicaps. such as the 81. Leger
at Doncastcr; the Derby at EPSON
Downs: tho Carwlch at 10000 guineas. at
Newmarket or the Grand Prix at Paris,
has been the ambition OF kings and gentry
for years.
In this country wealthy breeders have
expended millions of dollars for the honor
OF breeding or owning a futurity winner
or winner OF one OF the many classical
events. To win the famous Merchants
and Manufacturers stake at Detroit the
Charter Oak at Hartford, or the Transyl-
Vanla at Lexington, would satisfy the ma
lority OF horse admirers in this country.
Only few can claim the honor OF own
Ing winner OF the triple dual events
Until 1904 only single horse. Boralma
won the Kentucky Futurity and Transyl-
vania: seven were double winners up to
1904 OF the Merchants and Manufacturers,
Charter Oak and Transylyanla In single
year. Andcrson's Nightingale won the
Merchants and Manufacturers and Char
ter Oak in 1892. Relma the Merchants
and Manufacturers and Pennsylvania in
Transyivania In 1903. John Nolan the
Charter Oak and Transylvania In 1908,
Lord vincent the same stakes In 1899.
Eleata the Merchants and Manufacturers
and Charter Oak in 1901
The TRANSATLANTIC winners from 1904 to
this season were: 1904. Sweet Mario; 1905,
Ethers Pride. 1906. Nutboy; 1907, Sonomo
Girl; 1908. Spanish Queen: 1909, Peniso
won down the line this season the Buck
ley. $4,000. at Columbus; the Bonner Me-
mortal. $4,000. at Empire City: the Hos
ter-Columbus. $4,000, AT Columbus and
Of 4 z.fy,c-
ton.
Geers Holds Lead
Ed Geers and +, c. Jones. who drove
the Geers's horses while the "Old Man"
was laid UP from an accident are the
largest stake winners Of the present sea-
son, having no less than sixteen wins to
their credit
Beginning at Grand Rapids, Mich,
Jones Won the $4,000 Furniture Manu-
featuring stake with Dude Archdae: the
$4,000 Paper Mills stake with Dud'e
Archdale al kalamazoo: Ceers won the
$4,000 G. and c. with The Abbe and the
M. and NJ. with Dude Archdale at De-
troit. he captured the $4,000 edwards
stake with The Able, and the $4,000 Ohio
stake with Dude Archdalc at Cleveland !.
the $4,000 Maple Leaf pace at Buffalo was
won by The Able. at Empire City. n. Y.
The Harvester. and the Union, s25o0. with
The Able: again al Readville The Abbe
won the Norfolk. for s25o0; at Syracuse
the $4,000 Syracuse stake for 2:l2 class
bcr of Commerce. $4,000 eco class. by
Damarest: the $4,000 Hotel Hartman stake
at Columbus by the son OF Chimes; the
Wilson. S2o25. at Lexington, by The
Archdac.
Mike McDevitt has also been fortunate
as a stake winner. Starting at New
York he won the Bonner Memorial $500
.lFa nj
duplicating with tho marc at Columbus
by winning the Hoster- Columbus $1,000
purse; also getting the big end OF the
$4,000 Buckeye. His best win was the
three -year-old hlly Grace. by Peter the
Great: also repeating with her in the
SSS0f Champion Stallion stake. and get
ting double events with Joan In the
Transylvania and Walnut Hall cup-a
total OF seven Victories for the season.
Macy Wins Heavily.
Gus Maccy won four big stakes with
by The Bondsman. and the $4,000 Ira M.
swift stake at Grand Rapids. with c. the
Limit. With Colorado f.. he won at
Empire City. Readvillc. Syracuse, Colum- :
ton.
White landed four stakes with the
PAGER Ess FL Kay, by The Spy, winning
Bunker IIil. $4,000. at RoadviIle; the the
Onandaga. 10000. at Syracuse. and Board
OF Trade. $4,000, at Columbus Ess H.
Kay paced more fast miles thar. any
other horse out this season on tho cir
cuit-New York. a:05s. 2;0ii: ReadvilIc.
2:o5i. 2;o32, Syracuse. 2:06: ao7; Co,lIm-
bus, 9:o5. 2:o5i.
George ilaag. Thomas ". Murphy and
Nottingham wore tripc stake winners OF
The season Haag Won the $500 Centre
vile stake al Empirc CITY. the Charte,
OAK, sio 600, at Harvard, and the Nc
Dowell; S@029 purse. at Lexington, with
General H., by Comblner
Murphy, at kalamazoo, won the $4,000
tlchman Hotel stake with May DAY. BY
combination: the Spirit Of the Times Fu-
turity $1,000; three year-old pacing di.
VISION with TwinkIing Dan. by Oar
Patch: the Kentucky Futurity, $1,000
same same class, al Lexington. with Twinkline
pan and the Horse Review Fut,lrity,
so9oo. Tor three-year-old trotters at Co.
innlbus, with Native Belle. by Moko.
Nottingham won the King George $1,000
stake AT Buffalo. the $40. 900 Massachu
sets al RcadVille and the s25O0 Fleet.
wood az New York With Hailworthy. by
.NNworthy
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