Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-09
TOM HOY TO USE
CEREAL In MATINEE
RACES THIS YEAR
Speedy 0uida, 2:l8l ~, Comes
to This City Under
Mr.. Stengel.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

BY WALTER E. ERLER.
LoRsEMEN generally will be glad
IL learn indI 1onl Hoy has 4S-
Gently purchased from ]. II. Cut
hill the fast bay trotting mare Cereal,
2:12M. 1t will be recalled thas MI.
Cuthill ,c~ampaigned this mare down
the big line" In the combination of
Billy Andrews in 1863, and she took
her present record in a winning race
at the Poughkeepsie meeting.
That Cereal Is a mare of considerable
class there is no doubt, and while In
training at Poughkeepsie in the spring
Of 1909 / once timed her a quarter bet
ter than, 80 seconds. Mr.. Hoy will
probably use the daughter of Boreal in
the local matinee events, and as she
could, when In shape, trot close 10 ? 10
over the local track she ought to be u
very useful mare. Since the close of
her campaigning Cereal has been used
as a brood mare, and it is reported
that she IS expected to drop o foal by
e-Commodore this spring and VIII
be shipped to this city when her foal
Is weaned.
With Robert L. jr., DR.. Bill, Baidor
and Cereal all in good shape this au-
tumn it should make a mighty inter-
esting free-for-all trot. 1t is not ct
all unlikely that such an event will take
place in the future.
Ouida PIeases MIR. stengel.
After cleaning up the New York
speedway with his recent purchase,
! Ouida, 2:1S1s, George Stengel will take
a fall out of the local horses at the
next matinee with the same mare.
While Mr.. Stengel Is a breeder he was
very much impressed with Ouida after
seeing her perform at Freehold on
Decoration Day and lost no time In
purchasing the little bay pacing mare.
She goes without the hoPples and her
owner believes her to be the making OF
a sensational PAGER. She took her
record at Acton, Me. in 1909, in the
third heat OF a winning race.
During that season she was started
five times and was but NE behind
the n Last year she was started
six times and was three times henino
the 'long green" Ouida is \ product
of Empire City Farms, Cuba, ~. fi
was foaled in 1900 and sired by Stately,
2:11A (own brother to Spalpeen, 2;l21s'
sire of twelve), by Hummer, 5ll2, dam
Carmencita M, dam of Chromium.
2:245k. by Onward. 1411. grandson OF
Sally Southworth. by Mambriao Patch
en- IS.
She is a bay mare, fifteen hands tail
and will startle the natives when they
see her move over the Weequallc Park
track.
Lillian w. Good.
Judged by her performances to Gate
the chestnut pacing mare Lillian W.,
2:16h. owned by John Gregory, of this
city, will be a very useful mare In
her class as the season progresses
She went a good kind of a FACE al
Pennington and should do we'll on
July 4 no matter where she starts.
Goshen started Saturday.
The matinee season at Goshen start
ed on Saturday last. five classes being
on the program and thirty ho-ses
started. The racing was at haiI-miie
heats, and the best heat was that OF
the trotter Giftline, VINO stepped IN
1:os1s, driven by John e. Towosena
Pierre Lorillard. If. drove a winner IN
class D trot, in which event Star Paron,
driven by the multi-millionaire, stepped
a heat In 1:10h.
Better Things TO Come.
The indications are hat the nex'
matinee at the local track will be d
most successful one. A large number
of horses who did not start at tho
opening of the season are at this time
about ready, and while there has beer
a howl about the mixed classes. 1t Is
not at all likely that this will KEEP
many entries out.
Muxheld catcher Beaten.
After winning a fair kind of a race
at Hohokus on Decoration Day, tn'
brown gelding Maxf1eld Patchen wa
beaten a half in 1:121a in the matinei
events at Goshen last Saturday. II;
was driven by Pierre Lorillard, jr.
which perhaps made a difference u
him.
Race Meet at Westhcld.
There will be a race meeting at th'
Fair Acres track, West1eld, on july
4. The purses will be for $500 n tn
classes will appear in these columns
later on. The track is reported in ex
ceilent condition and the stables hav
been put in good shape since the clos
Of last season.
1O4 Horses still In.
In the Tavern Stake at Clevelan
1o4 horses are still in after the secon'
payment has come due. This would in
dictate at. this time a race of consider
able class. and there are probably I
number of good things named in thu
event that will stay to the finish.
King Cole the Goods.
1t is reported that King Cole, 2:o6A
o. ,,ka ona If the fa atest horsaa IL