Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-26
|THLEE GOOD HARNESS HORSE MEETINGS
HEREABOUTS ON DECORATION DAY

by Baronmore, stays on a trot she will
race his ears off for first money.
The 2:25 pace looks like particularly
a s picking. Yet there nay be "a sur
prise party in the bunch. Senator Cat
lin will doubtless win the fast class,
and it looks like a bet that st. Louis
would be knocking at the door from
wire to wire. He worked in 2:17h
Wednesday, and there is nc question
about his racing ability. The COM
plete list of entries at Hohokus is as
follows:
2:1S Pace and 2:15 Trot tpurse sS09)-
Reba j., CHI. m. by Andalusia-Florl,
by Overholt, D. j.. O'Leary. Passaic;
Ulrich. rn. s., by Corie McGregor-Lady
NJ, by Pilot Wilkes, George Geringer.
Riverdale, n. Y; Bovine. DIX. g., by
Grattan Boy-Kitty Gibbs, Brook Farm,
Goshen, n. Y; Endow, ,. g., by Ce-
cilian-Bon Mot, by Erin, John Packer.
Paterson; Jerry Junior, b.. g., by At
lantic King-Belle. by Red Mill. Thomas
Trengrove, Midvale; Captain Hunt, y.
S., by Arion-Countess Eleanor, by
Hummer, ]. w. Gyles, Paterson; Billy
Gilmore, b. g., by Nuthurst-Pretty
Ellen, by Gambetta Wilkes, James
Swales, Paterson: st. Louis. b. G.. by
Count Louis. by Abdamed Allen, F. r.
Davis, Hohokus; Senator Catlin. CHI. y.
by Starlight Chimes-Maud Fullerton.
by Young Fullerton, f. E. Davis, Ho.
hokus.
2:25 Pace (purse ss0O)-Miss Direct
Simmons, b. m., by Direct-Vida Sim
mons, by Simmons. Eugene Carpenter,
New York city; Prince Directwell. gr.
g.. by Directwell-Gra Sally, by White
Cloud, Gus Osborne, Monroe, n. Y;
Billy Macy. b. g., by Baronet the
First-Tilly Macy. by Macy. Seth H..
Ely. Dover: Max1eld Patehen. br. E.
by Joe Patchen- Myrtle H.. by Ameri-
a Boy. Brook Farm, n. Y; Dammon.
b. M. by Nobel Daisy Simmons, by
Simmons. Fl. B. Thomas. Closter; Luxe.
br. s., by South Splendor, by Manhrino
Startle. j. A. May. Ramsey: Belletta.
br. m., by Belini-Santa Belle. by st.
Bel. Thomas Trengrove. Midvale, and
Normeda, b. m, by Chimes, r. T..
Davis, Hohokus.
2:24 Trot (purse s3oO)-Ladv Katrina,
blk. m, by Baronmore- Katherine A,
by Virgins, Brook Farm. Goshen. n.
Y; The Spoiler, b. s.. by Moko-Mendo
otto. by Mendocino. H. B. Thomas.
Closter; Barbarina, ch. M. by Daniel
O'Dell, Q. e. c. Fentzlaff. Montciai-:
Glenmere. b.. g.. by Grattan B~oy-Susie
Bell, by st. Bel, D. B.. Rumsey. Harri-
a N. Y: Disturbance, b. e.. by ST.
lent Brook. F. e. Davis, Hohokus: Ma
poleon Axworthy, CHI. s., by Axworthy-
The Seamstress. by Mambrino King,
#. A. Won Moschzisker, Ridgewood,
Master McIxerron Good.
One of the fastest as we'll as II of
the very best going PAGERS at the
local track is the bay gelding Master
McKerron, owned by Dolph Schleuer. of
Montclair. At this time the indications
saw him step an eighth Tuesday very
close to is seconds and If he can
carry his extreme flight far enough it
will take a very fast PAGER to trim
him. There are those who believe him
to be the master of Miss Syracuse.
HensIer Buys Robert l.. Jr.
1t is reported hat Arthur (. I,eus-
Ter has purchased from George A. Oil,
jr.. the fast bay trotting gelding Rob-
ert L. jr., 2:13A, and that Billy Lyron,
Mr.. Hensler's trainer, will endeavor TO
him to the pacing gait. II the
son of Rubison takes kindly TO this
way of going he should be a very use
full horse as classes for PA t~rotters
are very scarce over the half-mile
track. He has at times shown a dis
to pace, and with the use OF
the hopples may make a fast horse
at that way of going and a gamer one
never wore leather.