Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-10
Trotting
and
Pacing
BY WALTER {. ERLER

Since parting with the bay pacing
mare. Danish Belle, 2:15A, Doc
Bodenweiser has purchased from Gus
Roopman. the black trotting gelding
Joe Jap, 2:17A, This horse has in
the past shown a disposition to pace
and his new owner will doubtless give
him a chance to see what he can DO
al that way of going. On a trot over
a half-mile track Joe Jap can hardly
be looked upon as a success. He is'
however, a big-gaited horse and mas
some trouble to get around the turns
on q twice around. On a pace he may
possibly negotiate the turns better
and learn to step to a fast record
The trotting mare, Black Watch,
2,y914, owned by Jacob Goldstein, OF
Kearny, will be sold to the h1ghest
bidder at the coming Dc Glory
sale at Madison Square Garden. This
mare is the dam of that good colt,
Todd McGregor, who this season as
a ~3-year-old took a record of 221h
over the half-mile track at Winning
ton, Del.
she is also the dam of a
dlly by cochato that acts IKE the
making of a fast colt. Black Watch'
judged by her produce, should make
n great brood mare, and will III
less bring a good price at pupllc
vendue in November.
One of the really high-class stall
iions to be sold at the coming olo
Glory sale is the bay morse Guy
Axworthy. 2.0S1a, at this time the
property of William Bradley, pro
prietor of Ardmaer Farm, Rarltan'
CIV Axworthy was leased by Sen
ctor Bailey this year, which was the
Arst real opportunity he has ever had
IN the stud. He would appear to be
n Of the best young stations IN TINS
country today and will doubtless mo
a home in the blue grass country at
the conclusion of the sale.
Ben Dat is the only local horse tina
will perform at Mt. Holly this week.
and he should at least get on the pay
ron in his races. Last week at Iren'
fan he went two very satisfactory
races. and while the hopples tired
him perceptibly he should Improve
each week from this time on n by
the time he reaches Haserstown 1t
viii probably take a good pacing
horse to hand him a defeat in his
class.
During the past week the worlds
Champion gelding Uhlan worked a
mile over the Lexington track in 200.
The horse Is reported faster than he
ever was in his life, and the rail-
birds at Lexington are touting him
to step a faster mile this week or
next In his exhibitions against the
watch than was ever before trotted
ny a horse of n sex. Charley
Mitchell, 2:04N, Is also stepping great
guns, and II his bum NIT does not
bother him he is expected to trot IN
BOO to bike.
No. 143, Bingen Bel in the catalogue
ut the Kentucky Sales Company.
whose sale is now going on, is a black
poit foaled this year by Rhythmic
bel, 2.15%, out of Rubber Bingen.
Rubber Bingen Is by Binsen, out of
Rubber, 2:10. a daughter Of Wilton.
The colt is consigned by John Splan.
agent, and II is believed to be the
property of ]. H. Cuthill, of this city.
Mr.. Cuthill owns a daughter of Rub
her by Bingen, and II is known that
this mare has been in kentucy for
several seasons.
Remsen and Post will start Danish
Belle at Mt. Holly this week, and she
should go a better race than she put
UP at Trenton last weeK At the
capital city she was behind the
money. but as 1t was the first time |
her new driver had sat behind her
there was perhaps some excuse for
her not doing as we'll as usual. She
will have to step some to get on the
payroll in her class, yet she should
be BILE to win when she ~ right and
her driver is familiar with her.