The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-20

the hlly, 10 out OF Saxtena, by the famouj
Enchanter, one OF the early sires OF trot
tiers. and who has numerous sons ant
daughters IN the. list Enchantsr has all
Saxanna's- third dam was Lady Mcmillan
also standard bred. The ally mentioned
10 . trotter and Ia gated to 80 very fast
The doctor has no use for her. but he b
going to have her trained and properl,
hammered with the hope that she vii
attract attention Of some man who appre.
ciates breeding. beauty OF conformation
good disposition, Soundness. and prom.
ise Of extreme speed. =.
DR.. Carrico's other nliy II one year
younger. Her dam also Is Savanna ans
her sire Baron Bingeh. 1850. son Of the
mighty Bingen. 2:o6 IL. As Baron Bin
gems dam was linda. by Baron Rogers
eSs66 and was bred by the late ]. NAL
com Forbes, Of Boston. Mass. former
owner OF Bingen. and also owner Of Arion
this Is about as rich breeding a. one
could desire. More than this Ilinda's
dam, Nahesa, was by May King. 2:2a
sire of Bingen. 2:06 IA. 1t win be seen
by this that Baron Binsen has two
crosses to May King. go, and that the
doctors two-year-old fiily has purple
trimmings In her ancestry. This miss,
the doctor proposes. shall have every
training advantage. and, when she 10 no
longer Mt to race. he will breed her to the
best sire in the United States, IL 1t rup-
lures his bank account. Baron Binsen
did service for some years at Moss Neck,
Va. and was owned by Count r. d'Ade-
mar.
Well. Washington horse has at last
won q race. w E Mlller's Alice M
met a big field at Salem. n j., wednes-
day last. in the PA mixed class. and,
after a bitter. fine, heated contest,
lapded the big end OF the 500 purse. This
Is how good Alice N. IL at the beginning
OF the racing season. She paced the two
first heats in 2:13 IA. dropped back to
ninth place in the third heat. was third
in the fourth heat. and then came on and
2l5 fiat Nothing can settle the class OF
the stout bay daughter OF Cooper's Han
mis- mare definitely than this particular
race, and. further. demonstrates that
John R. Crawford. who conditioned her
for the feat. has done his job in grand
style. We regret. on the other hand. to
announce that washington's other great
pacing mare. Alcyne. failed to do as well
on THE same day at Bradford. Pa
-
Alcyne also entered in . 2:14 class pace.
but her old-time speed was evidently in
cold storage, as she only won back her
entrance fee in a race that went six heats
befvre the winner. McGrath's Timoieon.
got the verdict. The nearest Alcyne got
to the big end of the 500 purse was Sec
ond place in the third heat. which was
in 2:l5 "a. In the fourth heat she was In
ninth place, but in the fifth heat she cam
in fifth. and in the sixth race she I'm
proved her position q point by coming In
fourth. In the first heat Alcyne finished
third in BIG IL On the whole. Alcyne's
race is an Improvement on that Of the
previous week. but she is far from her
be engaged in a fierce struggle for the
large end of a Sl,0oe stake. II may be
that Corbin has been saving his mare a
good deal for this big prize.
On Tuesday. at Bradford. VIII McHenry
had the misfortune to meet with an acci-
dent with his good trotting mare. Worthy
Girl. better known at this point as Hazel
Bell In the go trot. won by Farmer
Gentry in straight heats. Worthy Girl. In
the second heat. had the tendons torn
from one Of her legs on account of a
Of another horse. and was dis
tanced- In the first heat she was second
to Farmer Gentry in 2:2 L. Motifs
Keno finished last again IN the same race.
80
Keno was never better than sixth in
the race. and il would seem as IL Mott
was throwing good money away on a bad
racing prospect. The grand circuiters.
who were at Pittsburgh during the week,
had a Wet time of II early in the meet
They got to work. however. on wednes-
lay. and reeled OF some fast miles. Wal
ter Cochata flashed up first in the 2:5s
pace. and gave Tommy Murphyis Long
worth b. quite as severe a beating as the
black stallion gave him the week pre-
7ious at Cleveland. The race only ran
two heats. and Todd's grandson paced
hem in 2:o5 IA and 2:04. and got the /
latest end Of the 5000 stake. Uncle Biff
had his trotting shoes on In the 2:e4 tro.,
and beat in straight heats Creosote. Bin.
sarion. and Bertha Cary in 2:1s, 2:10 IL,
and 2:12 H. Peter Mccormick took his
field into camp in the 2:2 trot, his tastes.
heat and the fastest heat in the race. be-
ng in 2:0s "a The zoe pace went to
Arlene in strainght heats around 2.os
1850
Rain again interferred with the Grand
Circuiters at Pittsburgh on Thursday. and
made the track at Bradford. Pa, some
seconds slower From financial view.
point the Pittsburgh race meet for 1913
has proved to be failure The Pitts
." no'oNiattou SfdltQ LII
:uit in 1872. 1t Is composed OF rich men
who can. IL they will. pocket loss and
till keep out Of the bankrupt court. From
| purely racing viewpoint. Salem. N. J..
,as furnished during the week the best
port among the twice arounds The
meeting closed on Thursday. and fast
line was the order of the day, especially
n the free-for-all, in which the bay marc
Ella Amherlator was the topliner sSne
vas second to Star Patch in the first heat
n 200 IA, and then took command in 2:io.
sos, and 2:u.
Washington-owned horses did not per-
orm at Salem on Thursday. nor at Brad
ord Noella turned the trick in the 2:1i
trot at Bradford in straight heats, but in
low time. on account Of the heavy track. |
The fastest heat was in 2:lS IA. The race
s interesting to Neutrality-suspicious. from
he fact that Moella is to meet again, In |
! few days, the fast Washington-ownef |
mare Berka. Just how good the last
FAMED Is only Crawford and her owner |
NOW. 1t may be taken for granted how
yer that she was keyed up for a mighty
'fort Bfstan, also by Bingara, was |
way outside the money in the -2:l4 trot |
t Bradford and he, too. win try CON-
Illusions with Berka when she starts m |
he New York Loo stake. We shan aIso |
NOW In q few days just how good Ko.l
oni ID, for he win make his debut in the |
detropolitan Circuit Corbin II eettinG |
here as fast a. he.can with AIcyne, Rus
ell Coxine. Herbert .Coxine. and sShannon-:l
de. II 10 rumored that the last -rarned |
~ trained on and 10 stale - -
80 -. 1
The Colonial Beach, Va. race meet, on
a 49,. "A