Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-25
TrOtting
and
Pacing
BY WALTER E. ERLER

Robert L., Jr., 2:13A. owned ~
Arthur C. Hensler, of this city, and
driven by Billy Byron, was placed
fourth in class "thirty-four," for trot-
ters shown in harness, at the Ma
tional Horse Show, at Madison Square
Garden. Tuesday.
The blue ribbon in the class was
won by the chestnut gelding. Tener-
life, 2:19A, owned and driven by w.
M, v, HOFFMAN, of Tuxedo, N. Y.
This is doubtless the last win of any
description Robert L., Jr., will make
for Mr.. Hensier, as he has been con
signed to the "Old Glory Sale and
will be sold Saturday night. Very
recently Mr.. Hensler sold the black :.
trotting gelding, The Sultan, which :
would indicate that he Is firing of !.
the matinee sport.
It is rumored that the chestnut colt
Todd McGregor, owned by jacob
csoldstein, of Kearny, will bo placed
in the stable of A. S. Rodney, to be
raced on shares next season. In the
hands of careful, capable trader
of the Rodney type, the chestnut colt
uO WE'LL anu II ilC NAAA RNEk
sound race to a very low record
Rod" will train a public stable fn Z.
1918. and expects to go TO Poush-
keepsie with about fifteen head.
Budd Murray, who trains for RicN>
ard DeIafleld, the New York banlSer.
will race entirely over the Grand en-
cult another season. He has at tht7 y
time several promising young horscs
that have shown well over the farm
track this autumn, and which he be-
lieves will make good in high societys
The brown stallion, Shawby. 2:O7M
never looked better in his life, and
he will be prepared to race late in the
autumn of 1913. 1t is Budd's pun
pose to give him a race record right
where he can go next year, and he .
believes that if he can keep him
sound he will beat 2:05.
Horsemen generally will be glad 70
learn that James Burns, who recent
ly underwent a serious operation at
st. James's Hospital, is doing nicely
and at this time Is entirely out aof
danger. On the Sd inst. 1t was not
believed that he would survive, yet
he rallied the following day and his
wonderful constitution has now ear
ried him beyond the danger poipt
He win probably leave the hospikal
on or about December /.
The, chestnut pacing mare Lillian
"a To, - (Hr-e.cr
is running out at the farm of M0Se
Hand, Lyons Farms. She is big alad
strong and as she has already had !
long rest should be a good mare n
her class next season. Her owner
trained her some this fall, and sire
appeared to have all her speed, and
with very little work paced several
miles better than 2:2O over the Wee
quahic Park track. SO e.
The Old Glory sale catalogue
reached local horsemen Monday.
Eight hundred and Fix horses have
been entered, ana many of the best
horses that raced over the Eastern
half-mile tracks this season are
among the number. Several very
high-class stations of demonstrated
ability will also be offered for the
high dollar, and a consignment of
fifty yearlings by San Francisco,
2:07A, from Walnut Hall Farm, win
probably attract horsemen from all
parts of this country and Canada.
Among the local horses that will
find new home in the garden next
week are Kirtley Electric, Eclipse,
Robert l.. Jr., Doctor BIZ
Pilot Girl. Jersey Todd and Charter
Oak Maid This is quite bunch 10
take out of the local organization
and unless some of the members buy
new material horses may be scarcs
another season.