Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-23
FORTY ENTRIES
RECEIVED FOR The
DONCAN HILLS MEET
But One Local Horse Entered.
Entry of Two Others Ar
rived Late.
BY WALTER E. ERLE2.

X TOT unlike all of the "bushrings' in
NJ the vicinity of 1.-THE great white
way" the Dongan Hills track
received a first instalment to its
graduated early closing events that
bespeaks an autumn meeting entirely
In keeping with it's metropolitan stu
alton.
In the three 81, 900 events offered
forty entries we're received on the first
payment, and IN Tune Is h eligibles
will doubtless be increased 40 per cent.
But one local entry, Alcelia. entered
In the free-for-all pace by ]. j. Hughes,
of South Orange, appears in the list
at this time, but two other local
horses that l know of were intended to
be entered, but the entries reached
Secretary Griffith after the closing hour
and were justly rejected on the first
payment.
These horses will, however, be named
on June Is, in the 2;24 trot and the
2:15 pace.
Abe Case has named Baron Whips,
2:05. in the free-for-all pace, and the
black stallion, Edward T., 2:15A, In
the 2:15 pace. Jack Phillips, the Park
way rainer, and Earl Pitman, who is
Liz bl6 ollOW az llCtitOtib of ooth
made several entries. and the fast gray
stallion. Walter Hal, 2:04, owned by
Richard Delaield, the New York bank
er, has been named in the free-for-all
pace.
Alfredo Todd, who last year as a
3-year-old too a record of 2:24A at
the Trenton meeting. has been named
In the 2:24 trot, together with Lady
Katrina, also owned by Mr.. Delafeld.
Last year as a 3-year-old she was one
of the very best doing business over the
twice around courses. Space does
not permit of an entire review of the
entries, but a complete list is herewith
appended and horsemen may judge for
themselves:
2:15 ~Pace-(''The Chamber of Com
merce," 81 ,000)-A. S. Case, blk S., Ed
ward t.. 2:15A;. c. f. Pitman, CHI. g.,
Foote Prince; c.. F. ]. Weber, b.. s..
Hall Caine; w. R. Hutchins, b.. M,
Letha Fletcher; L. B. Fleming, agent,
br. M, Avoca; H. B. Clark, blk. g.,
Dick Mason; George Geripger. r. g..
Ulrich: C. S. Hendrickson, b. g.. st.
Paul, 2:16A; Edwin GARNER, M. D.,
CHI. G., Ed. Stoffer; H. L.. Murray,
b. M, Geutrianna: L. B. Harris, TO. s.,
Review Bells, 2;17A; Fred E. Hyde,
br. g., Joe Mapes; James Terrell, blk
M. Sadie Hal; T. r. .Sadd, CHI. g., Bill
ken; S. S. Post, b. H., lakewood, and
w. j. Reddy. b. g., c. H. r.
Free-for-all Pace-"The Lumber
men," 81, 00O)-A. S. Case. b. s., Baron
Whips. 2:05; c. E. Pitman, br. g., The
Prince, 2:10A; L. H. Chambers. Dan
S., 2:041a; L. H. Chambers, thinner
man, 2:11h; ]. ]. Hughes, br. m. AL
celia; J.. F. Gibbons. CHI g., Claro;
Brook Farm, 6. s.. Walter Hal, 2:04i
A. ]. Sweeney, b. g., Ivan B.
2.24 Trot (The Staten Island
81, 00O)-J. j.. Archibald, br. g.. Prince
Kohl; w. R. H~utchings, blk. m, Heller
Nelson; Locust Hill Farm, br. m.
Locust Girl; Locust Hill Farm, b. g..
Nomis; Silver Fox Stables. br. M. No
tice B.; Silver Fox Stables, b. 6.
Gleumere; w. S. Bdelmeyer, br. S.
Tod Swift: C. H. Hendrickson, b. g.
BROKER; Thomas Birmingham, m.
Nancy Scuse; Brook Farm, blk m.
Lady Katrina: George w. Morgan, b
M, The Queen Bel; William Worten
dyke, b. g., Tramway; J.. H. Phillips
br.. s., Todd Hunter; ]. G. Gatcombe
br. m, Peerless Audubon. DR.. G. G
Blank, br. M. Alfredo Tod, and S. s
Post, br. g., Marmaduke.