The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-04
REPRESENTATIVES.
THE COLT RACE AT
PORESTYILLE MEET
Jubilanto Proves Himself to Be
Some Trotter, Travelling
Mile in 2:25.
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BY L. d. SALE.

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Forestvilie, Nd, Aug. IA country
.stde crowd witnessed the opening this
afternoon of series Of matinees In
augurated by DR.. J.. Z. sansbury at his
driving park. located at this point
It is DR.. Sansbu-y's present intention to
sive matinee every Saturday afternoon
during the racing season Of 1872 Within
the past two weeks quite number OF
horses have been brought to the track
10 be trained by william Andrews. for
meriy of Rochester. N. Y, and q cousin
Of the celebrated Billy Andrews. who
trains and drives for John E. Madden's
sons. Of Hamburg Farm, Kentucky.
The fastest of the lot. according to the
records. is probably the PAGER Jubilanto.
z.161k which Mr.. Andrews is trying to
convert to the trot. and II looks as IL he
might succeed The others are T. r.
1ippetts' two-year-old Hal Hardin. e.
II. Kolbs Prince Redwood, W. c. Youngs
Mambrino Allen. a nervy four-year-old
I. hsy geiding that acts as IL he might
learn TO trot, and very promising three
year-old by Kinster. 214&. Howard
Ryan, of Washington, has W. ]. Nc
Carthy.s Black Patchen, 2:2ol4. and is
getting him ready for the Rockville en-
gagements.
Good Two-year-0ld.
Two of the best bred two-year-olds
owned within fifty miles of Washington.
and probably the fastest, faced the start
er in the colt event. The third horse was
Mr. Heahy's brown gelding by Austral,
aged. Hal Hardin. Mr.. Tiffett's entry, is
a big, growthy brown colt by the great
Ohio sire Nobel, son Of Moko, and he
a son of Baron Wilkes. BIS. the greatest
OF futurity sires-
Harvest Hall DR.. J. z. Sansbury's en-
try, is a compact and handsomely fin
ished bay colt by the celebrated Harvest
Hall, EOS IA, sire Of The Harvester. 2:01,
now en- route from Russia
There is wide contrast in the gaits
Of these crack two-year-olds. Hal Hardin
is a long striding stealing gated trotter,
while Harvest Hall possesses that round
and trappy gait that pleases the eye.
Hardin, in his race here to-day, could
not do himself full justice, on account Of
the shafts of his sulky being too short
for his tremendous stride, when extend
ed. This fact made him unsteady; but
he showed go gait in spots. Andrews
handled the reins over him like an art
list. With Owner Sansbury up, Harvest
Hall was as steady as "Grandfathers
Clock" and. in the three mile heats
trottei never SO much as lifted an eye
lash. In his three-year-old form II VIII
? take a mighty good colt to head him
home The race was Harvest Halls in
ferent but for the reason already mem
toned
To those who have seen Jubilanto race
for the past six seasons at the pace, II
seemed rather amusing to see how handy
he is at the trot when he gets his right
foot forward No better gated trotter
ever went down the line than this bay
son of Rex Americas, 2:11 IA. and he
goes unchecked. In the first heat, how
ever, he struck pace early. and. in
spite of all Andrews could do. he chung
to II. His closest contender in this heat
was D. ]. McCarthy's Black Patchen.
admirably driven by Ryan. It was
hot contest from the head of the stretch
to the wire, and Black Patchen only
nipped the heat by short head in the
time of 2:30 Tor the mile.
Jubflanto Strikes Stride.
In the second heat Andrews brought
down Jubilanto boiling on the trot. and
he set out to make runaway race of Il.
Ryan, with BLACK Patchen, laid back
abiut three lengths ready to take ad-
vantage of any mistakes. AS the pair en-
tered the home stretch for the last time,
Ryan uncorked some of the pent-up
speed Of the black gelding and closed up
the gap as the pair neared the wire; but
Jubilanto had the heat safe and trotted
the mile in 2:25 fat. Kemp, up behind the
eoou uotIinB eeldlng Prince REDWOOD.
was good third each heat As Jubli-
anto pulled up a trifie lame. 1t was de-
cided to finish the race next Saturday
afternoon. Summaries:
Aged horses: trut or paor; three in FIRE
Black Patchen, blk g., by the Patchen Boy
tRyRnl III
Jubiianto. b. G, by ReI Americns (Anarexsj.
Prince Redwood. b. g., BY Prince Nutwood
lkempl
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Colt race: for tuoyear-olds; three In FIVE.
Harvest Hall. b. C.. by Walnut Hail (stotes-