The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19

about admitting them TO their tracks.
The exact time when the best of Cor
bins string viii leave for their engage
ments is not decided. Much rain has in
terfered with fast work necessary 20 key
horses up to supreme efforts but IL now
looks as if all horses intended for the
races win be, in the matter of copdition.
about on par, as the wet weather has
been almost universal
That very sly Irtsh-American citizen,
Michael Morris, has had his highly bred
twO-year-old stallion by Kavalli, 2:074.,
in the hands OF Corbin for some little
time. The youngster hes an excellent
way OF going, is bred right TO go fast,
and if Corbin IS not too busy should be
able TO make him trot some w. z. Mil
Ter, II Is said, has driven his two-year-
old Bertini colt an eighth in IS seconds.
and il is also said that the yOungster Is
the making Of a high-class racing pros
pect If not killed IN advance. II is further
alleged that J. c. Mott has driven Trix-
sic. which he recently purchased from
Miller. half over the Sansbury track in
Ole minute.
Austin LOTUS has turned out Black
Patchin and d. J. Mccarthy now has
him az his farm in the suburbs OF the
city. Andrew Riley has sold his Kinster
FLY to local gentleman. Mr.. Riley still
retains his Kushan FLY and a two-year-
old by Kinster. Gentlemen who have re-
Gently visited st. Asaph bring back glow
ing accounts of the doings of Frank
Groves twO-year-old fllly by Kushan.
They think the little miss is about the
most promising young prospect in train
ing at the track.
1t IS said quite a number Of Washing
tonians went down on Alma, at the re-
cent meet held at the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing Park. with a dull thud One local
gentleman is credited with a loss of 500,
and several others report the loss of va
rious sums. Charles Weaver fortunately
placed his money on Henry Bedworth
and is reported to have enough over ex-
penseS to start a small private bank.
Alma was destroyed last Sunday. as was
announced in The Washington Herald
On examination II was discovered that IN
her struggles 10 free herself she also
fractured two ribs.
Mr.. Hilleary seems TO be marked for
accidents. 4 fey days before Alma was
injured his Red Medium mare was per-
mitted TO fall by her groom In a stone
paved Alexandria street and suffered an
INJURY OF the shoulder winch mas thrown
her out of training for brief period.
Mr.. HILLARY begins TO believe that the
tObOggan of disaster has been especially
creased for his personal benefit
Although Mr.. Hilleary and Frank
Grove are not brothers in blood. nor of
Monaghan descent they are seen so fire.
quently together that they are referred
to as the Siamese twins. When one feels
a sudden dryness of the throat, the other
Is suddenly seized with the same COM
plant; when one grows hungry. the other
feels a goneness in the abdominal region.
and the only time they ever disagree is
when the question of paying the bill
arises.
Andrew Riley cannot be properly
termed a twin. but IL he could have had
his way at a certain time of his past ex-
istence he certainly would have put in
claim for a chance of becoming a trip
let TO the noted pair. Andrew is some
horseman himself. He may frequently
be seen on the public drives behind a
good trotteT or PAGER, and he usually has