Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-23
Son of CachatO Doubtless One of
Fastest Colts in the
Country.

and to reject any entry. The right re-
served to declare off any or all classes
not filling, n to reopen and fill with
| out readvertising. More than one horse
| can be started In one class from same
stable. All horses in each class race
together. Marks made on or after
June "a no bar. Address all communi-
cations to j. J. V%reeland, secretary,
Dover, N. ].
Last weeks matinee session over the
local track was by far the best that
has taken place here in w years The
number of starters was large, COM
paratively speaking, the racing strictly
first-class and the attendance a large
and enthusiastic one.
The bay pacing mare, Catherine
Clay, that last season was in the stable
of RUDE Smi' h, has been turned over to
Jack Phillips and the railbirds at Park
way look for her to be O very fast
mare this season. While she has not
fast halves, and it is confidently ex-
PC(lVA Llidl GlAC VII idNO lA AFAO Va
ter this year.
Early in the week the chestnut trot-
ting gelding Doctor Bill, 2:19A, owned
by Dolph S%chleuer. of Montclair, was
sold to II. Stacy Smith, Of this city. who
will doubtless race him over the metro
politan haif-mile tracks this season.
Doctor Bill at this time looks like one
of the best trotters in sight, and he
viii probably reduce his record ma
terially before the snow flies.
The chestnut colt Sidney S. Tonan,
by Axum, out of Oriana, 2:15A, owned
and bred by George Stengel. of this
city, recently stepped a mile in 2:40
over the Elkwood Park farm track.
He came the final quarter in SO seconds,
which would indicate that he had con-
siderable brush. Mr.. Stengel will start
this colt at one of the local matinee
| events later on in the season.
Doc Bodenweiser on Saturday last
was very certain that he could have
| beaten the roam station Mcneil with
Danish Belle had he started the mare
in the slow pace. Perhaps he could
have done so on Saturday, but he
couldn't d. It Tuesday, when the son
| of Mckinney just peat the daughter
of Colonel Hodges twice. too easy,
pacing his miles in 2;2s n 1929. Docs
mare will Just have to ear to beat
1925 if he expects her to take McNelPs
measure. and right quick at that, be-
cause the roam horse is making speed
rapidly, and a mile In 2:25 won't hold
him all this season.
The brown trotting gelding Admoreil,
owned by Fred Ballantine. finished for
fourth mone in the 2:15 trot at Fair
mount, w. Va. yesterday. He was
beaten by the bay mare Nettie Brook,
who he handed a defeat at Baltimore.
The local horse was doubtless on his
bad behavior, as the mare did not trot
fast enough to beat him when he is
attending to business. The best time
was 2:16A twice and then back to
alta.
The fast bay mare Red Bow. 2:04H,
in the stable of Billy Rhodes, won the
first heat of the free-for-all pace at
Paramount yesterday. She stepped the
won by Lucius Todd.
BY winning the third heat Of the 2.2O
pace in 2:1SN yesterday. al Lancaster,
the chestnut pacing gelding Senator
Cattin. owned by J. W. Gyers, won
second money in this event. He finished
IL, 6, 1, 4. Time, 2;1sA, 2;1sA, 2:1sA
and 2:19N.