Evening journal., 1913-05-24
TYSON WORKS
OUT MANY
FAST MACS
Best Ones to Go Over Grand
Circuit This Year for the
Big Money
FLORENCE STANTON
HAS PROMISING COLT

HAS PROMISING CULl
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, May 24.-With about
thirty head of horses in training the
stables of Herman X. Tyson, noted
trainer and driver is busy place
this spring his is the largest string
that Mr.. Tyson has ever had in any
one year. and the handling OF them
keeps him and a staff Of assistants
busy. He also has an unusually
Der OF his string are entered in stake
races including several in the Grand
Circuit.
The Tyson training quarters To-
Gated on the Huber farm is the best
equipped in this section of the coun-
try. In addition to number Of
helpers. T.,J. Devinney. is in charge
OF the shoeing tent and Anthony
Flarerty is assistant trainer.
There are a number OF horses in
his string that Delawareans are es-
pccially interested in, including
seven owned by Harry j. Stoeckle. Of
Wilmington. Five of these are colts
and all are out of MIR. Stoeckles fa-
vorite matinee mares. Florence Stan
ton, Dorcas Moore and Lucille. The
best known of Stoeckle string OF
! course. is the noted trotter Harry
j. S. which Mr.. Tyson, considers one
of the most promising trotters that
he has ever had. He has a record
OF 2.1S Ia. In the two years that
he has been In the Tyson stables he
has won Is OF the II races that he
. has started in. This season Mr. Ty-
son has him entered ia stake races
amounting to more than $4,000.
3 Joseph X. s., another one OF the
. Stoeckle horses that gives promise Is
a PAGER with trial mile Of 2.19 IA
Both of these horses are by Admiral
Dewey, 2.04 Ia Joseph X. s.. will
also be entered in some stakes this
season. The other FIVE Stoeckle colts
are Maria A. s.. Leila s., Greta S.
Delaware s., and Johanna S.
MIR. Tyson will open the season al
, Wilmington, July %, where he has
several of his string entered. Aftei
, those races he will go to the Metro
, politan Circuit in New York Stat
1 which includes Goshen. Monroe anS
: New York City, for seven weeks
= Harry J. s.. is entered in a 81 ,00l
4 stake race each week on this cir
cult. From the Metropolitan, Mr.. Ty
e son will Join the Grand Circuit a
:. Syracuse and so to Columbus an
r Lexington. Aero and Sir Thomas Liz
y ton. il they hold their present form
will accompany Harry J. S. to tn
. Grand Circuit.
After the other races arc over MI
Tyson will Join the Southern .Circui
for four or FIVE weeks closing tn
I, season at Augusta. Georgia. the mid
| die of November. In addition to tn
, horses mentioned, Sadie Penn. Pete
Margin. Miller Boy, Fairweather an
Dolly Cochato, the former in tn
S three year old. are all vel staked.
o Horses in the Tyson string are a
! follows:
Il Harry }. s., 2.1S -; by Admire
I Dewey. 2.04 IA.
4 wappanee. 2.1S IA; by Binger
a 2.O6 IA.
Q Aero. 2.15 IA, by Arion, 2.07 l.
q Sir Thomas Upton, 215 IA; b
!, Letcher 2.1S ia.
J Prince 1elice. 216 IA; by sidns
- Prince, 2.19 -.
e Miller Boy. 2.1s IA; by Precurso
Il 2.2O IA.
= e Fairweather. 2.21 Ia; by walnr
i Hall. 2.0S IA.
N Dolly cochato. 2.2S IA; by cocf
IF alto, 211 IA.
IS Pauline Brooks. no record; by Hal
N ry Brooks.
1t Sanatel. no record; by SileI
Brook, -.16 IA.
Lady Betty. no record; by Lor
Ardmor.
" Maria A. S.. colt; by Barrongal
y 211 IA.
n Leila S. colt; by Barrongal
q 2.11 IA.
lr Greta s.. colt; by Rinvola. 2.OI l.
% Delaware s., colt; by John A. Nj
" Kerron. 2.04 IA.
e Johanna s.. colt; by John A. Nj
10 Kerron. 2.04 IL.
D. Sadie Penn, 8; by William Pen
2.O7 IA
lt Rosa Prince, 3; by Prince Mckil
n ney.
is Peter Margin, 8; by Peter II
he Great. 2.07 ii.
nr Bngsome, 1 by Bingen. EOS l.
N Lorilie, 1; by Bingen. 2O6 IA.
Id Peter Red, 1; by Peter Pan.
Dunbarton Bay. trial 219 is;
Ne Dunbarton.
~ Senator Smith. 3. trial, 2.27 Ia;
" Wiltondale.
m Little Eunice, no record; by Ne
in tor. 2.1O -.
D5 The three PAGERS follow:
ELLEN Brown, 2.10 Ia; by Sile
Brook. 2.16 Ia.
Joseph X. s.. trial. 2.19 IA; by A
miral Dewey. 2.O4 IA.
Il Peter O.. green, by Russell B.
~ Harry j. S., Joseph X s.. and Il
five colts are all owned by Harry
e. Stoeckle, OF Wilmington and are o
es OF his favorite matinee mares, Flo
tn ence Stanton. Dorcas Moore and L
IL cile. Joseph X. S., is a promisii
PAGER and will be entered in some
ed the stakes.
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