Evening journal., 1913-05-19
MACS NAMED
FOR TWO RACES
Fifteen Owners Make Third
Payment in 2.3O Horse
Dealers Sweepstakes
at Belmont
TWELVE HORSES WILL
GO IN THE 2.l6 CLASS

Fifteen owners have made third
payment in the Horse Dealers Sweep
stakes for 2.3O trotters and named
/ their horses. while 10 owners have
hung ON in the Belmont Stakes for
2.16 trotters. thus insuring two good
races at Belmont track, Philadelphia,
on Memorial Day. 1t was feared by
some that the mile in 2.17 by the
black mare.
Prominent among the drivers who
will drive in these stakes can be men,
toned the Camden On. J.) ready-for-a-
mount-at-all-times Joseph P Shinn
Bob Brawley, the only Philadelphia
driver who ever won the NJ. and NJ.
Stake at Detroit. who hopes to win the
sweepstakes with the New Jersey
mare, Rosa "; Herman Tyson, Joseph
l.. Serrill, John Reamer, Eddie Lind
ley, Tommy Rauck and Walter Schaf-
fer all Of whom think they have a
winner
The Belmont Stakes promises to be
one of the best races of the season.
c. H. Payn, who has a Grand Circuit
candidate in Bel Tier. 2.15 IA, will
drive the son of Lynne Bel; William
Robinson, former driver of the
world 's-record-t trotter. Ed
Bryan. will team the Red Medium
golding Leeman, that trialed last year
at Belmont in 2.12 Ia; John J. Ryan,
who educated the PAGER Directum 1,
20S IA, will be up behind Flying
Feet; John White will hold the rib
hons over Singerly Wilkes, the horse
that forced Bel Tier out last year in
215 IA; James Healey will drive Nor
inc. a stake prospect, and w. r. Craw-
ford will pilot Miss Kushan, a great
Baltimore race mare.
The wisdom of reducing the entrance
fees in these stakes to $50 is shown
by the number of horsemen that have
made third payment The plan was
to get a fist-class race and at the same
time not have enough at stake to in
duce any one to purchase a 5000 horse
that would outclass the others enter
ed The fields seem evenly matched
and everybody should have a chance,
and yet the two races will be for
blood.
In addition to the stake events
there will be races for Road Drivers
horses, for North Penn roadsters and
free-for-all pace.
The entries for the two stake races,
with breeding end owner, are as fol-
lows:
Horse Dealers Sweepstake.
Fountain King, b. s., by Payson T.,
dam Sally Black. by Allandorf; 9. N.
Payne, Pitman. N. J.
Senatel. b. m. by Silent Brook, dam
by Expedition; II. r. Tyson. Newark,
Del
Barb Cord, br. G., by silk Cord;
Rigg p. Hall. Philadelphia, Pa.
Gertrude Dillon, b. m, by Sidney
Dillon. dam Biscara, by Director; w.
r. Huttenbock, Milford, Del
Rosa ", ch. m. by Lynne Bel, dam
Agnes NJ, by Othello Robert J. Braw-
ley, Philadelphia, Pa.
Expo br. g., by Expedition, dam by
Allerton; J. B. Price, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Peter Directward, br g., by Direct
ward, dam Maggie H.. Albert w
Kline. Reading, Pa
Queen Beck, blk m, by Robert j
Beck, dam Lady Lorckius; Ferris L.
Bishop, Newtown, Pa.
May Worthy, b. m. by Axworthy
dam S. T. b., by Wilkes Boy; J. j
Simmons, Philadelphia, Pa.
Marette. b. s., by Arion, dam not
given; John NJ. Boroughs, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Sam Hall, b. g., unknown; Joseph
Malatesta, Linwood. Pa.
/ Leona. b. m, by Alcyo, dam Louise
James Dutton, Wilmington. Del.
Belmont Stake for PIG Tr0tters.
Clay Thomas, &. e., by Fire Clay
dam unknown, Eddie Lindley, Camden
n. ].
Edgar ~, b. e., by Bellman. dam
Lene. by Postmark, w. e. Schaffer
! Philadelphia.
Singerly Wilkes, b. s., by Governor
pattison, dam unknown, John White
Wilmington, Del.
Miss Steadman, b. m. by Jay Nc
Gregor, dam Baroness Electra, Rob
ert j. Brawley, Philadelphia
Fortnight blk M, by knight, dan
Miss Watercress, by Worthier. John NJ
Burough. Philadelphia.
Leeman, br. e., by Red Medium, dan
Liza Simmons. by Simmons. Josepl
Sparks. Philadelphia, Pa.
Bel Tier. b. &. by Lynne Bel, dan
Lottie Tier, by Pellitier. c. n. Payn
Pitman. ~ ].
Obese ch. g., by Signey Prince, Jr
dam Zinarelia, Joseph Malatesta, Lin
wood, Pa.
Miss Kushan, b. m, by Kushan, dai
Nellie Fox. by Benoni, U. r. Wrigh
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sadie Baron, br m, by Baron Dil
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