Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-16

of the old trouble. While her leg both
cred her she walked lame at all times,
and a Jog appeared to be a torture to
her. Today. however, she can brush
a 2:10 gait on the road and no lame
ness is apparent. If she keeps sound
it is her owners present intention to
turn her over to Tommy Murphy this
winter and have her pointed for the
big stakes, to which she is eligible on
the grand circuit, including the classic
Chamber of Commerce. Before she
went lame Danish Girl was right up
second to Ross *. at Columbus in
2:05A, and Billy Rhodes took her back
from the long distance to the wire.
If she ever gets hal good again she
Will do, and it will take a high-class
race-horse PAGER to hand her any
thing. The bay mare Danish Belle,
owned by Doc Bodenweiser, is an own
sister to this w~hirlwind, and she, too,
at times looks like a really worthy
PAGER, but it is doubtful whether she
possesses the extreme flight of which
the Ballantine mare is capable.
Billy Syron, who trains the horses
owned by Arthur c. Hensler, is par
ticularly sweet on the ~4-year-old chest-
nut stallion Dottillion, and believes MN
to be the making of a very fast morse.
He met with a slight accident early
this season and Billy decided to do
nothing further with him this year.
He is at this time Jogging him on the
| road and says he can either trot or
pace over a good piece of road about as
fast as a man cares to ride. Last year
before he came to this city, he trotted
a mile in 2:24h, which would indicate
that he had a chance to become a fast
I horse at maturity. He is a well put
up son of Sidney Dillon, who got Lou
Dillon, q:5S1s, out of Dottell, 2:2S1A. .
producing daughter of Defender, 2:26
a son of George Wilkes.
Local horsemen were indeed glad To
note that George Corwin, the Orange
burg trainer, won the "Ka-noo-no'
stakes for 3-year-old trotters at SYRIA
cuse Wednesday with the chestnut
gelding Fritz, by Danvers. Four 3-year-
olds started. including that superb Grip
pie, Miss Stokes, owned by w. e. d
stokes, of New York city. George
started Fritz in the 2-year-old trot al
Goshen last year, In which he LANDED
second money. In this race he mel
Justice Brooke, who subsequently be
came the worlds champion ~2-year-olt
stallion at the Lexington meeting
George Corwin has gone along tlowlS
with this colt, and doubtless has hin
in nice shape, inc the local boys, witt
whom he IS a favorite, rejoice With hin
in his victory over the sensational Mis-
Stokes.
Jones Gentry, 2:1214. owned by Rich
ard Delafield, the New York banker
won fourth money in the 2.12 pace a
Syracuse Tuesday. 1t will be remem
bered that Jones Gentry last year, a
a 3-year-old, took his record at tn
Olympic Park track at the autumn
meeting. The son of John r.. GentrI
is unquestionably a fast horse thi
year, and is a d~ead-game race horse
but a big knee has been a severe handi
cap to him.
The bay gelding Robert L. jr., owne
by Arthur c. Hensler and trained b
Billy Syron was chopping his elbow
: badly in his race at Olympic Park o
, Labor Day. This would appear to ac
t count for the poor race he put up, an
he will doubtless be a better hors
from now on. Rain prevented his gel
ting a race under his belt both 8