The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
BY l. d. SALE.

Horse
Show.
May
Mt A Bosrd Of Review
AIest May Z
Murray Hin Hotel. 70 q m
Decoration Day May .. FOrestvins
races
Something dong every day
Every little movement has neanins
nf its own.
+ W. Dunworth was in Hamilton. Va.
curing the week.
The dam Of Anss Hosson. 2:17 IA is due
May %
Mr.. Dunworth speaks in high terms Of
praise Of Bale Axworthy, sire Of the ex-
pected foaL
Harry Bowling is in Ia Plata. Nd. this
week.
A new half-Tnile track is talked Of for
the smart Maryland village.
BY the way, what has become Of that
half-mIle track proposition that Wash
ington horsemsn were going 10 build2
DR.. N W. HefIiin, the Mount Pleasant
horse virtuoso, is negotiating for tract
OF land near Massachusetts Avenue ex-
tended.
That he believes will make an ideal
The price demanded IS $4,000. ana part
Or whole can be utilized for building
sites
Harry Hesser win be seen at the horse
show behind John o. sheen's road horse,
White Ghost
7. w. Dunworth will team Hobson
Boy. in lieu Of Gentle John now in
J. A Jones win sit behind Miss Ku-
shan Not the one that started at Burke
as Lady Kushan, but his own.
Gen N. A. Miles viii hold the ribbons
over his team OF bays
And P. V. De draws handsome black
trotters will also be in evidence.
Bernard Dougherty will put brand
new one over the plate that has just been
shipped in.
Mr.. Schlegie will join the parade with
his handsome chestnut pacing mare,
Lady Riley
Norman Corbin viii be in line with
something handsome.
And Denis J. Mccarthy win surely be
on the job with Black Patchen, 2:21 Ia
Herring Hill Stock Farm. Va, Robert
Brown, owner, will also be represented.
Mr.. Morgan. of West Washington, viii
hold the reins over his toppy Kushan
bay fllies that can step some.
Mrs. Frank Thomas. Of Brightwood
viii pilot fole team of handsome
blacks.
While John Javins and Francis Javins
will swell the procession with something
worth seeing from their large stable of
trotters and PAGERS at HiglIview Farm.
Charles Weaver win be there, or there
abouts, with his latest purchase.
And the parade will certainly fail in
attractiveness if Michael Morris and
Peter Lotus should not be on hand
with Koyoni and Miss Arcola, respect
lively.
DIT. Sansbury has promised TO show
his first PAGER Peter Ford, in the parade.
And 81 W. HeniiE will display his
horsemanship by holding the reins over
Sleeping Ander. with a trial OF 2:o7.
The parade will doubtless be augment
ed By number OF others, who have not,
as yet. reported.
Until the roll is called. the number
of road horses IN the District cannot
be accurately ascertained.
Walter de Atley. who recently pur-
chased Miss Mira. can certainly be
counted on to parade.
And, if W. E.. Miller has anything
left in his stable of trotters and PAGERS
al this end of the line, he. too. may be
counted on.
Corbin has only five Washington horses
In his string at Hagerstown at present.
and that number absent cannot materi-
ally affect the success of the parade
Stock Farm, Colesville, Montgomery |
County, owned by John and Francis |
Javins, of this city.
The warm days of the past two weeks |
have enabled Trainer Crawford to bring |
his numerous charges forward rapidly. |
Senator ]. W. Bailey. member of the
~ T. A Board of Review. is reported |
present when the hoard meets
william A1Ia,a will he
present, and woe 10 the men who come |
before him with dimsy excuses and /
cooked-up evidence.
No bloodhound Is keeuer on the scent |
Of fraud than the man from PittsheId, /
Mass, and no member OF the board |
more unreienting when II Is clearly
proven.
It is not generally known. but a fact.
nevertheless, that there is rule IN
FORCE in the n. T. A. code which deals /
with men who deliberately change the
name Of a horse without its owners
consent. The punishment is expulsion
from ali association tracks
4 rule Is also In force which deals
with men who race their horses under
The name Of some other person or per-
sons after being expelled. A fraudulent I
oil Of sale Is sometimes resorted to by /
expelled owners But the cat escapes
from the bag sooner or later, and the
alleged new owner gets his" with alac-
rlty and dispatch L
The two trotting associations, n. 7. A. i
and a. 7. A., sim. above all things, to I
protect honest men on the turf. and
those who attend race meets It aims I
10 punish the men who conspire to d.
vide the purse before the race, and who
deceive the public by giving a performs
anoe that Is not IN accordance with the
respective merits OF the horses IN the 1
heId.
1t especially aims, by rule recently
adopted. to deal out exact and swift