The Washington herald., 1913-03-30
Here's
Hoping
For
Better
DAYS
ny L. d. SALE.

Days.
Although the days have been fairly
good for March. ---,----
Many good things are being said Of the
Moko colt owned by Field brothers, Mont
gomery County.
He is to be trained this year and given
a record as low as possible.
Trainer Andrews. of Forestville. thinks
so well Of the Lord Bingen colt, Bingo
(9. that he Is inclined to start him in
the Eastern Shore circuit.
Oh, you three-year-old pacersi We are
still waiting on you to show up.
Owners of two-year- stake trotters
should begin to draw their check books.
A second payment of SIS will be due
April /, with only three days grace
Maurice E. Joyce has been spending a
few days in the horse breeding sections
of Kentucky.
Maurice has pitched his tent for the
summer i'm Hyattsville. far from the
maddening crowd.
T. F. Tippett is bargaining for a Nc
Kinney stallion owned in Pennsylvania.
Red Princeps 1) 2:2s 1-2, died a short
time since near cherrydale. Va, from the
effects of kick from another horse.
J. r. Boyd will breed his Prince Orloff
mare back to Kushan. with the hope
that he will get a pair Of trotters.
DR.. Patton still clings to Mysotis
2:121-4 and is driving her on the road.
The dam of DIR. Sansbury's Harvest
Hall is a full sister of Mysotis, whose
sire was Allie Wilkes.
J. c. Mott begins next month the con-
struction of his new half-mile track at
La Plata.
Thomas Cannon. who has been winter
ing at West Durham, n. c., is expected
in town in a few days.
Thomas has been made superintendent
OF the half-mile track at Winchester, Va,
where he will train for the spring and
summer.
Clayton Farhney. the former we'll
known trainer. is now conducting an ex-
press business In Hagerstown.
Word comes from Forestville that the
track at that point win soon do to work
over. and that DIR. Sansbury has bought
a new machine.
T. W. Dunworth expects to make a
trip into Montgomery County this week,
and see how his 1914 stake prospect ha I,
wintered.
Quite number OF breeders have been
over Charles Wearer's Dan Co
zine. jr. Bingo and Don Cozine, jr., are
half brothers
We should be glad to print from week
to week the arrival OF foals. with breed
ing and dates Of birth. Miss Arcola is
due to foal soon.
d. ]. Mccarthy thinks of breeding Vir-
ginia Lass to the government owned son
of Jay McGregor.
Gambetta Wilkes, 2:ls1-4, grandsire OF
Don Cozine, jr., is the only sire OF 100
2:2o PAGERS. AS matter Of fact, he has
l19 to his credit
Brown Hal, 2:12 IA. ranks next with
81 Brown Hal was pacing bred. while
Gambetta Wilkes was purely trotting
bred.
Detroit this year at its annual Blue
Ribbon meeting will give a 1900 purse
for 2:1S free-legged PAGERS Let us hope
the time Is near when all hobbled PAGERS
will be compelled to flock by themselves
Rumor is that Gentle Johns races last
fall without proper preparation did him
no good. excep: to give him a record
whom every one knew he could take
when cut loose. John and Hazel Bell are
now in the same stable.
Inquiries for Henry Copperthite. owner
Of the track at Burke. Va, would indi-
cate that he has not returned from his
European tour. He went abroad last
fall
Frank c. Combs. of Leonardtown, own
er of Lord Bingen, is expected to arrive
In town shortly. He will be heartily
by a long line of friends and
acauaintances
Alcyne. 2:11 IA. will not go into AIonzo
Corbin's hands until about April l. She
has been logged all winter, and is sound
and full Of jump.
1t is said that the good brood mare.
dam of Boski. 2::20l-i, and
Bruges, 2:ls1-i, will be bred this spring