Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-15
of These Animals Go into
Eddie HOllenbeck's
Stable.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

"HE above cut Is a most excellent
likeness Of the handsome 4-year-
old bay trotting stallion Bond IS
sue (S), 2.z6A, recently purchased by
DR.. w. D. Mitchell, of East Orange. 1t
will be seen that the horse Is q grant
individual, built on hero.c lines. and the
Indications are that hs will during the
coming season develop into a very high
class race horse. II is his owner's pur-
pose to use him in the matinee events
early in the eason and have i. @.
Stelie race him In the South next
autumn.
Wniie the purchase Of really worthy
racing material by metropolitan horse
men generally throughout the winter
months and the indications since the
Old Glory sale In November have
pointed to a part llarly brilliant sea-
son over the half-mile tracks adjacent
to the metropolis. the past week vas
the banner one. inasmuch as new.
reaay-to-race material is concerned.
Metropolitan horsemen focked to the
John S. Lackey sale at Cambridge City.
Ind, In droves, and as a result ten of
the very best horses that were for sale
in the Western country came East.
al COi0AtlOh Is iAAoCCu CiiSOdi o6 iEt6
to those interested In the light harness
horse, both from a point of utility and
profit. The fact that a large proper
ton Of the horses purchased became
the property of representative business
men at a long price lends considerable
tone to the outlook, as we who are
most interested view 1t today. The
most extensive purchasers at the
Y --v~-.. - $3.50 AI-~x, V4afx ~AAtIa-
men patrons Of Eddie Hollenbeck, one
OF the hlghest-class trainers doing
business owe the half-mile tracks.
Five horses go n the Hollenbeck
combination, four OF which were pur-
chased at the Lackey sale. and the fifth,
a handsome bay trottins stallion. by
Directly, was purchased for 1920 at
private sale.
Elizabeth b. Hall CLASSY.
In the bay 5-year-old trottIng mare
Elizabeth B. Hall, by Walnut Hall,
2:08A (sire Of The Harvester, 2:01), out
of Elizabeth Roseberry dam Of last
years good ~3-year-old Freda Todd 60,
2:23h), by Alfred G., 2:19%. 1t is be-
lieved Eddie bought a really high
class young mare. She Is handsome
and sound and resembles very closely
the bay mare Driftsonia, owned by e.
C. Rich, of East Orange, which was
last season in the combination of Irving
G. Stelle.
During the past season Elizabeth b.
Hall, with very little handling, trotted-
a public exhibition mile at New Castle,
Ind, in 2:21A. last half in 1909, and the
last quarter In 33h seconds.
This would have been, had she been
drilled strenuously all season. q very
creditable mile for a young mare. As
Il was a performances that she accom-
plished with very little work indicates
that in the hands OF a finished me-
chanic like the young man at Lyn-
brook she would be n Of the real
crack-a-jacks this season
Helena Bright Good.
Another who, judged by her brief
past. should do Eddie some good and
crafty her owner. is the four-year-oli
trotting mare Helena Bright, by An
derson wilkes, out Of Christine Bright.
2:20A, by Cecelian, 2:19, as a three ear
old during the past season. She trained
a mile In 2:2SN, and every three-year-
old can't do that. While she is a large
rangy mare, she is put vi like a good
one, and can mock a trotter to beat
the band.
Another trotter that appeared to APP
peal particularly to the host OF visitors
At the Hoiienbeck stable Sunday was