The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-15
BY l.. ID. SALE.

Interest
Is warming up with the weather, and
beating it full length.
That two-year-old Bingo thing at For
estviIle is keeping every one guessing.
Latest is a mile in 2:52, and an eighth In
OILS L.
]. c. Mott has sold his promising four
year-old pacing mare, by Alto Dewey, &c
Norman Corbin.
J. NJ Boyd is now the owner of the
handsome sorrel FLY by Notchcliff, son Of
Alcantara.
He traded in to Javins Brothers his
bay mare by Prince orlOff' and gave
Miss Kushan, 2:ls1-l. won her race
hands down at Hanover, Pa, last week,
and got third money at Philadelphia
Decoration Day.
With Franklin E., also known as Joe
Bailey, he shipped in a Pullman and
walked home with third money.
Won March, 2:1s L. is in Crawford's
hands at the Gentlemen's Driving Park.
Baltimore. and is said to be doing well.
1t has been decided by the track asso-
Citations of Baltimore County not to give
spring racing. A fall meeting will be
held by the Driving Park people in con-
nection with the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cir
cult
J. R. Crawford has fourteen head of
trotters and PAGERS at present in his sta
BILE. Kate Mckinney, owned at this point.
VIII be sent home when Crawford leaves
Baltimore. Her owner does not intend to
race her this year.
Only two trainers remain at Prospect
Park since Hanson removed TO the Gen.
tlemen's Driving Park-E. T. WEIGH and
w. B. Mitchell. Mr.. WEIGH has two
Washington horses, Kathleen Dewey,
90 by Alto Dewey. and Bette Brown ~
by Alto Bell, respectively owned by d.
]. Mccarthy and Robert Brown.
Russell Cozine 2:l4 Ia. is showing SEN
sational speed in Corbin's hands He
paced a quarter last week in - L. sec
onds and is rated in speed with Alcyne.
2:1l IA Corbin is now rapidly letting
down all of his horses, in order to get
away 10 the races on schedule time.
Koroni is heavily staked throughout
the Eastern and Southern trotting cir
cults. He will perform at Empire Park.
Parkway. Goshen, and Munroe, and
will also take part in the Rich
mond fair 5000 stake trot. Berka
is also literally entered in the New
York State circuit, and from the
entries made at the different points
at which she will perform, she will meet
horses that should fix her status for all
time as a speedy and game race mare.
Moella is also entered in the circuit
Carlos de Garmendia's Monocacy.
2:15at, made in the sixth beat of a hard
race, was twenty-six years old when he
died. The cause of death, Mr.. de Gar
mendia writes, was enterilis. a frequent
cause of death in aged stations Mono
cacy was used every day on the road
by his owner. and was fertile to the last.
He was, taking his opportunities into
consideration. a good sire.
His daughters. of which there are
many in Montgomery and Frederick
Counties. will perpetuate his good quail
ties, rather than his entire sons of
which there are few now in service.
Monocacy has quite a number of rep
resentatives in the 2:15 and 30 lists.
His sire was King Wilkes, 2:21 IA. and
his dam Vivandiere. by Volunteer,
Austin LOTUS and Peter LOTUS, broth
ers, are. it is said, bargaining for the
sorrel gelding, Prince Alto. owned by
]. T. Magruder, of Wheaton, Mont
gomery County Their offer. we under
stand. is $50 in cash and the sorrel
Alto Dewey FLY, now in
the hands of Alonzo Corbin. Prince
Alto has shown Corbin that he is equal
to mile in 30 or better. when strung
out
The report is that the two-year-old
Peter the Great colt in Hanson's hands
is the making of a phenomenally fast
Without asking, it Is said
that he trotted mile a few days since
in $40 The colt is entered in the three
year-old stake of 1913 Javins Brothers
and Hall are its owners.
Javins Brothers Kushan, PISA. is
slowly, but surely forging to the front
2G Sf rn Of
Decoration Day won his race at Forest
vile with ease, and the report is that
his daughter. Florence Kushan. now in
the hands of Corbin, is a sure go or
better trotter. Other sons and daugh-
tiers will show the present racing season.
Happy Russell. jr., the only son of the
old horse doing service in these parts. is
having the biggest season of his career.
He is serving in section where the
Happy Russells are popular-Prince
George and Charles counties. Happy Rus
sells daughters are in great demand in
all parts of Southern Maryland, on ac-
count of the staying qualities of their
produce.
There is quite a good deal of converse
lion to the effect that DIR. Sansbury will
ease his track to an association of men
Tor the racing season. and, perhaps,
onger. 1t would not be a bad idea If
he men interested in the two and three
stakes were to lease the track
md race the stakes over II.
We understand that ]. NJ. Boyd and
Francis Javins think favorably of the
scheme to lease the track for an indefi-
mite period and give races over 1t at
stated periods. It would give a great
BOOM to the light-harness horse industry
here IL a few good men at this point
would take hold Of the track and make
As its secretary such a level-headed, en-
srgetic, and thorough-going man as ]. c.
Forrest, of Cherrydale, Va.
Persons owning foals eligible for regis
tration should get under cover and save
additional costs. There is too much in
Inference shown in this matter by horse
,xners and breeders generally in these
,arts. The registration fee for weanlings
s 81, the fee for on year old or over Is
A. The animal to be registered must be
the progeny or a registered standard
trotting horse and a registered standard
-rotting mare.
The pacing standard requires that the
progeny must be that of a registered
standard pacing horse and a registered
pacing mare. We almost con-
SANITY are called upon to trace pedi-
yrees, and, though the needless neglect
" persons finds that the animal cannot
De traced to its breeder. There exists an |
carlessness about the |
Of pedigrees. and there ex- 4
SITS an unwarranted indifference on the |
'art Of breeders in this section as to
egistratiQn. Breeders who do not care |
whether the foals they own are regis |
cred or not, neglect their personal In
erests quite as much as the man own-l
ng well-bred trotting foal neglects |
IFS when he declines to stake his colt |