Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-08

the Parkway track at Gravesend, Will
continue the arrangement this season.
and an abundance OF nrst-cIass anna
teur racing for those who attend the
matinee meetings at this plant would
at this writing appear assured.
Much valuable material has heen
purchased by members of the Goshen
amateur organization and 1t is believed
hat Walter Hartman, h young son
of the lat E. II. Hartman, VIII main
tain one of the greatest matinee outfits
IN this country. Walter Hartman In
herited his love for the light harness
horse and while he Is yet a young man
he can team one like a veteran.
I saw him work some of his horses
and talked with him during the Goshen
meeting last season, and to me he Is
a horseman born, and up to someth ng.
and a most valuable asset to the anna
teur sport.
Macbeth May Race.
The chestnut pacing geiding Mac
beth, 2.17A, at one time owned by
James Fallon, of East Orange, Is at
this time in the stable of j. w. Gyles,
at Paterson.
While this horse has a world OF speed
and il probab bly, a 2:10 PAGER Owe a
hRlf-mile track, he has In the past been
unable to stand the preparation nCces-
sary TO get him to the races. Mr.. GyleS
has given him an abundance o. road
work during the winter, and as there
has thus far been absolutely no evil
dence of his old trouble. Mr.. Gyles is
hopeful that the horse will be aple to
train and race during the coming sea-
son.
Mcneil May Do 2I1S.
While the roam stallion Mcneil, by
Mckinney, owned by James Burns, has
had considerable jogging most of the
winter. his owner on March i started
the "ten-mile-a-day racket with him.
Mcneil is big and strong and those
Mo know him best are confident that
he will win a main at Hohokus on Dec
grafton Day.
He did little or no racing last year.
but was, on the day he was put away
for the winter, a 2:20 PAGER. He ia
young and NJ and with his bulldog
disposition to go on and fight il out
there would appear to be no good rea-
son why he should not take a race rec
ord right at 2:15 during the coming
season
Mnybaum Buys Master Heart.
During the past week Frank May
baum, who owned the peerless Wilkes
Heart, 2:06A. at the time that he took
his record, purchased the black yearling
colt Master Heart from Irving @.
STEELE. his breeder. This %youngster Is
a son Of Joe A. Chin Gown brother TO
Wilkes Heart), out OF Evelyn Dillon,
by Baron Dillon. Master Heart is an
excellent individual, a trotter born and
will remain in the STEELE outfit when
they leave this city.
Zen Dot and Mcneil
Both Ben Dot and Mcneil are b.
ing pointed for the slow pace at Ho-
hokus on Decoration Day, which will
make the ven OF particular interest
to local horsemen. They produced a
heap of excitement on the Speedway
fall, and as both horses will doubt
less be up to something on May 80 q
royal would appear assured. II
is possible that neither will be able
to win, yet the horse that beats this
pair will have 10 pace some.
Ann Boyd Looks Good.
What would at this time appear to
one of the best green t~rotters in
is the black mare Ann Boyd. In
the stable of Ralph Sage. She has
well and looks like a queen.
That she will race better than 2:20
this year there can he no doubt. and
she will make the first start at Ho-
nokus on Decoration Day.