The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-29

TO a racing condition gradually by her
new owner, who thinks she ought to get
record as good as 2IO or better the
present season, and she really ought 70
do so. Corbin has got Finch cd BalD
I'm fine shape The handsome gelding is
good feeder, and if he does not do well
under Corbin's handling the present sea-
son the Junkshop should be his destiaa-
ton
In BALI and Or. Chase II now looks as
II Goodacre had two useful horses for
the free-for-alls I'm this section of couu-
try. J. c. Mott viii try out his racing
string at Prospect Park. Baltimore, the
present week. lie win soon learn whether
his present methol Of training is the
thing or not Russell C. and Andrew
Gleason's Lady Cozine are expected 20
start at the track named, and It IS ru-
mored that Corbin VIII take a few falls
out OF Bali. There viii be some horses
at the Baltimore tract, from the far
South that are said 20 be trained to the
hour, so II our own do not win they will
not be badly disgraced. a good-slzed
crowd contemplates going over TO Pros
pect when our local horses race. and that
Is as It should be
d J. Mccarthy has Virginia Lass stu
In the hands Of Corbin, and the daughter
OF Virginia Maid seems to be on the i'm
prove. although she has presented TO the
silent man" some problems in balanc-
ing that have kept him awake nights
Frank Tippetts Won March is said to De
about the slickest trotter AT St Asaph
for green one. As he is bred right.
much may be expected from the young
horse. Corbin declares that he can mark
him in 2l5 the present racing season.
Timothy Dunworth has Gentle John iu
his private stable again and IS driving
the handsome and fast black gelding on
the Speedway each day.
John viii be entered in the events Of
two weeks hence, and In order not %
take any chances Mr.. Dunworth will
team him himself j. A. Jones has a
racing prospect in Miss Kushan that To-
cal horsemen must not overlook. Abso-
lutely green and not wholly broken she
has on straiEhtaway trotted an eighth
AZ 10 NtiNl-'to- MI dRiltN has just NttA
notified that his favorite driving mare by
Benoine has dropped a horse colt.
Burks, Va, May 2,-To-morrow's races
promise 20 be the best ever held here
The track is in fine shape. Washing
tonians can reach Burks in forty-fye
minutes. There are twenty-six entries for
the four races on the programme. En-
tries for the various races follow:
Mile un-Soltmm Helen D., LotIe O.. Fiat
Creek. and Pen Lola.
H3lfmilc Wu-Baak Branch. Lcttie c.. Helen
Ben Lola. Flat Greek and S0ltrsm.
FrCe-for-all trut Iaee-As1 D.. 2si5it- IDA g.
2i3'.; Alma. Pisa, Charlie Hal 2gs. I1iuch
-llit and LoTd JAY
~ trCt or 2lO Taca-Gutlc John Eddie g.. Pee
I Lord Jay. Miss Nina. Lady Asllgu Mise kgshau
Country Boy and King FuL
Following are the entries for the Sans
bury track meet Decoration Day
Fsee-f0-aH colt racc-Lady Come. Miss Nar7. AID
Jennie Blue.
Fr,e-fOran colt tr0t-Alto Dewey Palm Cozine
Autc7ilc. and Prince George
Free-iur-all trot and uaCC-Dr. Chase Bedford
Boy, Mis-, Arco.a. and Ghdcuoud
Do trot and 2-5 racr-G Gallant Maid. Gold FEB
bic. Gentle John. and Gold Dust.
Race for southern Maryland hor-Hs-Ccra Virgins
/ HAIRY Madden, Sweetheart. and Bob L.