The Washington herald., 1912-11-03
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Alice r.. 3:15k: -, 81, 3
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WIN WIN sa eisss ia. e.ns.... & ,.ls !.
sou.. u. ehs best aors.s On tAs orasd
Circuit round up
| Their strenuous campaigns fbr the
year at Phoenix. Af1R
Bsden's winninss ON the Grand Circuit
for 1s12
Amount 70 the iarss sum Of ssssas .
larger sum
Than any other trotter ever won in .
single season. = -,
Nsurics 4 Joye~ Of this city. would
Russell cosine. EEK. n the prses asked
suits
Thomas Murphy 10 said to lead all
money winning drivers
On the Grand Circuit, his winnings be-
ing estimated at ssaeoa
ranks next. and Geers third.
T. F. Tippetts Of Prince George County.
announces that
He win attend the Old Glory Sale the
latter part Of this month.
With the hope that he can rot another
younsster equally - good. II not better.
Chatiy Direct. 2:o7k in Cox's stable.
goes to the auctions this month.
A does also the fast young mare Aroma
Nc. 1.osx.
The success Of Berka. Alcyne. and
Alice n. has stimulated
Horse interest 70 strongly In this SEC
tion that quite large delegation
II expected to be present at the COM
ing Old Glory Sale at Madison Square.
Uhlan's dam. Blonde. by Sir Walter.
jr., 1:1sN. by Aberdeen Old.
Is . nonrecord mare. while Uhlan's
second dam was 4 saddle mare:
And yet Uhlan. LIS In the open. seems
to get there just the ame.
Any person owning well-bred trot-
ting mare need waste no time
Worrying about whether she has q
record or not. II 10 blood inheritance.
Not records. that produce race win.
nera Some OF the highest class
Brood mares In turf history were short
on records. but never In blood inheri-
lance.
Green Mountain Maid. Sorrento. Young
liss, and Miss Russell did not have
records.
A story 10 anoat that Won March.
.:nA. win be paced hereafter at the
: Brishtview Farm horses 70 into win
ter quarters following the Forestvilie
meet
A free-sor.ar. with Black Patchen.
3.2o: Jennie Blue. 2;1s5S. and Inex n.
2:7k, ought to draw Q crowd
To Forestville. II owners Of the horses
Will consent to race. and race for blood.
No trotting stallion touched or even
approached the two-minute mark In 1872.
The Harvester. 2:o1: Colorado E. 60,
2:o4A. and Billy Burk, 2!o3%. looked ell
gible
Early In the season. but neither Of
them could stand the necessary keying-
up for so supreme an effort.
Z Baldy McGregor 90. 2:osk. II IL thought
eted mark.
The McGresor blood 10 Of the cham
pion kind. as the deeds OF Cresceus,
2:02S. bear witness.
Had Cresceus been In the hands Of
Geers or Murphy. instead Of those Of
George Ketchum.
And been specially prepared for the
to death,
It is a good bet that, with his physical
strength and courage. the record would
have been his.
AZ far as returns received show. the
get Of Bingara have won In purses more
than $4,000 the past racing season.
Geers' winnings for the racing season
g. o. NJ. led all purse winners.
Moko, son Of Baron Wilkes. 2:1S, tow
ers above all other sires Of early speed.
Native Belle 90. 2:0Sii. and Manrico 60,
2.67k. are by him.
Queenworthy. 2:07k. winner Of the M.
4 NJ at Detroit in 1919, will be bred to
Peter the Great, 2:o7x. The Pilot Me-
produce something extra good.
They do say that Peter Loftus' Alto
Dewey-Jay Bird hlly has the right
stroke At the trot, and promises 10 be Of
high class. Every ono who knows Peter
wishes him good luck with her.
II everything goes well with Guyman
and his owner. N. B. Turner. the grand |
young sire will have . mark in 1873 His |
owner already has q record. and . good |
one.
Charley Weaver has been % taken up |
with his latest purchase. Don Cosine. |
jr.. that he has been greatly missed BY |
his many friends and admirers ,of the
East End.
John Garrett. Of West Washington, |
may be seen stealing out these fine au- |
tumn days to where the roads are soft. /!
when Herbert Coxine II given his head
and permitted to do q few trotting
stunts
Frank Thomas thinks he Il develish |
sly. like Joey Bagstock. There 10 . fine |
read near Franks residence, and II Ii |
here he IL showing The CLERK how to |
put one over on Bernard Dougherty's |
Frank T. in the coming match race.
BarneN Is on to him. an right.
!. Auetioneer Ac0rath, who has had . |
longer experience IN the selling Of horses /
han any other knigAt bf the banner in |
the District. IL In bed with Q severe /
cold, and may not b able to resume /
business for some AAys 20 come. An /
horsemen miss Macs cherfy smile.
Billy Chambers. the cAampion story l
teller, Of Washington. b fnTnlshing semal
SPLENDID examples o. -horSedeehs af the l
Fire Department Of thie city. Few men
NJ better buyers Or ksensr Judges OF .
Eood horse than WullhA -. ~
Horsemen who have sesn d. J. Kee-