Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-15
LOCAL SPEEDWAY SEASON WAS
MOST SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR.

has conducted q public training stable over
the local tracks, will winter the horses
owned by Jacob Roth at Mr.. Roth's stable
at South Orange. Mr.. Miller had Jane
Todd on the speedway Saturday. and she
looked big and strong, and he reports the
chestnut filly Marion. by MacDongall, in
nice shape: During the last season the
lilly. did all shat was asked of her while
In the stable of Ike Hully, and is at this
TIME looked upon DIS the making Of a good
%trotter at maturity.
Food for rgument
The sires with ten or more new standard
performers to their credit this season are:
h9ko Bingen. 2:o6l4; Allerton. 2:o914
Beilini, 2:134; Direct Hal, 2.0414; Todd,
2;l4a4; Cochato. 2:11ls; Dan Patcn. 1:55A;
ia. Custer. 2;10. and Walnut Hall. 2:0S54.
It will be noted that every horse, with the
lone exception of Moko. has 81 fast stand
ard record. and the list will form the basis
OF a delightful argument during the win
ter months before us for the developed
"~sire-a nd-dam' fanatics.
Rhodes Gets sam Berry.
Fred Ba1lantine will SEND the black
pacing gelding Sam Berry to the stable
OF dusty Rhodes about January J.. Dur
ing the last season all the training he had
was given him by his owner over the
Morristown track. He made speed rap
idly, Is good-galted. and in the hands of
a mechanic like Rhodes appears to have
a chance where the money is. The fact
that he is a son Of Lynn Bel prompts
many TO believe hat he will need the
hopples. yet in his work this season and
In bis races he acted like a good headed
horse. He may, however. not unlike the
majority of the Lynn Bells, be affected
with btain-storms when the real bear
cats get after him.
The Farmer TO Delswar
G.,G. STEELE. who during the last season
raced the big bay stallion The Farmer.
owned by /. n. Voorhees,. will winter the
horse at Newark. Del. The Farmer has
done particularly good this year. lie has
raced all through the Southern circuit.
and was never behind the money" He
has during the season been second in
2;lS1+ in a big field~of horses, which in
deed Indicates that STEELE has made many
improvements in the good-gaited son OF
Amb1lator.
Few Locals In old Glory"
Comparatively few local horses nave
been entered in the coming odd Glory
sale. ard While some owners may lie
waiting for the inid-wintef vehdue. it Is
will this year parade where George Balm
starts them. On the other hand, quite a
number Of local holsemen are in the mar
ket FOR the right kind. or. rather. for
At this Tine the indications are that The
Old Glory will be a good sale. Many
worthy Young horses win he offered. aud
II hofsenlen generally would take 4 chance
With these. rather than buy an outclassed
cripple. they would he helping themselves
as well as the amateur sport bereabouts-
Miss Syracuse shipped Away.
The bay pacing mare Mss Syracuse
who last spring was bred to the mighty
Bingen, 1904, has heen shipped to Allan
Farm. Pittstield. Mass, where she will he
bred to Bingara after she foals Bingara
Is one OF the most successful sons of
Bingen, second only to the late Todd.
21iiss Miss SyraenSe's toals by these
lApeEE L!tn1lI Ia ValuuI1a nFapprtN "A nd
there are many good horsemen in this
country who would give more for her
foslby Binsata than the one by Bingen.
With her .uperb individuality she should,
If bred Ia a higbrclass pacing stallion like
Direct Hal, 2:0iil, produce a very high
class pacing colt.
opheIia Direct Promising.
II no misfortune befalls the bay pacing
mare Opheiia Direct during the winter
she should he a very fast mare next year.
much better than 2:a9. and several capable
to judge believed her np to Il mile right
close to 2:l5 had she been called upon to
pace that fast. II * her uwner's present
intention to stake her in all the slow
PAGES over the METROPOLITAN next year.
and with anything like an even break
she will get her share of the legal tender.
Jaeger sells Redmaleon.
Henry Jaeger has SOLD the brown trot-
ting eelding Redmaleon to Tom Hoy. WHO
Is III pltStnt usil8 nun ~ a lpb -.
NJ. Jaeger "matineed- this horse consid
cradle during .thes season. and he acted
like quite a good horse IN his class. II u
quite possible hat he viii he tiained next
year. and with regular training he should
make good over the bush rings.
stenaei Likes Blanche Lake.
In u recent conversation with George
Stengel he pronounced Blanche Lake. me
.. vear-old sister to Hannah Lake, 2:it1s.
owned by d. j. Schwar2, OF this city, the
~rnstest PAGER Of her age he had ever seen,
and that is some PAGER. Another sister
Alice Lake. worked the farm track N
eco as y s-year-oid, and Will he raced by
Mr.. Schwafz neXt year. Kate Governor;
the dam OF these horses. never produceai
81 foal that did not possess extreme speed
on a pace She has been bred TO ANum,
and as that hol~e has never yet prodnceS
Gov to foal Il trotting colt by him.
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