Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-18
100 MAY RACE
ON GRAND CIRCUIT.
FOR A NEW OWNER
STEELE Decides to Send Trotter
to Garden Sale Next Week, as
He Does Not Intend to Invade
the Big Tracks This Year.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

B6lulllS, 4SOs S.lfH, VIII dCSd
SO successfully for irwin G. Stelle, was
consigned to the mid-winter sales.
This was a wise move, however, on the
part Of his owner and trainer, mas
much as several horsemen were after
him to race on the Grand Circuit next
season.
STEELE has refused to put a rice on
the son of Highland Prince and will
now give those interested in him a,
chance to fight for him at public VEN
due.
During the past season Igo stepped
a mile in 2:12 over q half-mile track.
| That he is far better than a 2.10 trotter
over a mile track there is absolutely
no doubt. He is today positively sound
and II he falls into good hands will be
heard from in no uncertain way on the
bis tracks next year.
AdmoreII at Gutenberg.
Billy Rhodes is wintering the brown
trotting gelding, Admorell, 2:16h, at
Gutenberg and expects to take another
whirl at the push rings with him this
season. While Mr.. Rhodes thinks a
lot of this rattle-headed son of Adbell,
it is doubtful whether he will ever
make a strictly first-class race horse
out of him.
Wing AIthcus to Tyson's.
The chestnut trotting mare, Wing
Altheus. in the stable of Billy Coville.
will be shipped to Herman Tyson In the
/ spring, and the Delaware trainer will
race her this season. Mr.. Coville on
more than one occasion, told me that
he believed this mare to be one of the
| eozA1ot t~o44ara ho aunr drnUa. Dur
ing the past season he trained her
miles in 2:2o. With the improvement
it is reasonable to expect In a young
and sound mare, she should step some
fast miles for MT. Tyson this year.
Ardmaer Yeuriinks Being Sought.
Several local horseman, to my knoWl-
edge, have been looking over the Ard
maer Farm yearlings, AND 1t looks as
IL some of these baby t~rotters would
| come to this city. The yearlings now
at the farm are In a much better ply
steal condition than the last lot that
faced George Balm, which will probably
have a tendency to run the price of the
offerings up.
stelIe After Unknown.
/. G.. STEELE has his eye on what he
believes to be a high-class green trot-
ter. He will probably occupy the box
stall of Igo, 2:14A, after the mid-wln-
ter sale. Mr.. STEELE is a 4 of a very
few words, but from what he has lot
drop he thinks pretty we'll of the horse.
It would not surprise local horsemen
to see the wizard BLOSSOM out With the
real cheese in the spring.
Jersey Todd to BE Trained.
The S-year-old black trotting stall
lion, Jersey Todd, owned by Louis
Marder, of East Newark, will probably
be placed in the stable OF ( 7. Stells
about February 1. This colt was drilled
some by Billy Coville last season
acted a lot like a colt trotter. Mr..
STEELE will probably teach aim IA heap
more about the racing game this year.
Mcclure Outnt Goes to Sale.
All the horses owned by the late
John Mcclure will be sent to n COM
ing mid winter sale. The brown tTot-
ting gelding, Jimmy B, once owned by
Henry c. Price, Of this city, is among
the number. and 1t is possible that he
may come back to this city. Tom Nc
CURE worked this gentleman" better
than 2:2o over the Orangeburg track
last summer and he acted ss IL he
would surely do to race.
Esther b. Looks Good.
Doc 2odenweisef Is jogging the bay
trotting mare, Esther B, 2;23A, and be-
lieyes that she will be a really high
class trotter next season. Considering
the short preparation she had last year
this mare did remarkably we'll. Her
performances would indicate that h
was far bettep than q 2:20 trotter with
the preparation she Will receive this
summer
Sage Has the "Goods."
The horses in Ralph Sage's stable
continue to call forth much favorable
comment from horsemen generally. All
are In excellent physical condition and
should nave a right good season this
year. At this time Mr.. Sage hos 1--WE
horses in his stable, and one u to ar
rive almost any day. Horsemen can
take 1t from me that the newcomer will
throw a surprise into local horsedom
when 1t arrives.
J.. G.. Miller disappointed.
J.. C. Miller, of Irvington. had in
tended breeding h bay mare Hada, by
Lord Eldon, to the gray stallion Bob
Douglass, 2:04A, who was shipped to
Austria Saturday, and 1t is not unlikely
that the daughter of Lord Eldon will
be sent to the court of Bingen. 2:06iz
this season. Hada is the dam OF q
handsome yearling filly by Aquillan,
son of Todd, and is carrying a foil by
Cochato (3), 2:11A. This is indeed pro-
gressive breeding, and Mr.. Miller surely
deserves a high-class foai.