The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-02
MANY HORSES NOW
At DRIVING PARK
Zimmerman's Horses Show
ing Up Well-Trainers
Satisfied.
DAGLER HAS STRING
Sullivan Working Yearlings
-Whelan Has Five
Head At Track.
DAGLER HAS STRING

MUCH dCLlFlLy Is SOluS OH DIT tHe
driving park, east of the city, and
many horses are being given work
outs by trainers. The horses are show
ing up good and the trainers are salts
fled with the results.
DR.. Zimmerman is now working five
head, one by Anderson Wilkes that he
cut loose recently and showed a mile
in 2:09A and another by Adboo, six
year-old mare whom he thinks a lot
of for her disposition and manners as
well as for her speed. This mare is
getting her first track work and is
showing miles around 2:30. He has a
gelding which he recently bought and
Is looking for something that will JUS
tify him ON the circuit. A three-year-
old by Directly has prospects. DR..
Zimmerman thinks he is on the right
track and is taking things easy and it
would not be surprising If he takes
lot of the regular halfmile crackers
into. camp later on.
DagIer Training Ten.
John Dagler is at the track with ten
head and of these, one mare by
Money Maker, is showing up fine. She
.year-old stallion by Lord Roberts, alb
solutely green and owned by Mr.. Nc
Clure of New Madison, Ohio, Is great
bred colt and has a nice way of going.
Dagler believes he will make a trotter
In time. The remainder of Dagler's
string is home farm product and all
show good handling and step of high
order.
But one PAGER is in this lot, a two
year-old filly by rhythmic Bel, dam
Zombro Hudson, by Zombro. The filly
showed mile in 2:26 in work out the
other day and might easily have cut
this time a couple of seconds.
Raised On Cows Milk.
Dagler also has Billy Keller, Billy
Belts, Charley Loeb, John Lackey and
Florence Adams; all trotters. The
first two named are in two-year-old
form and the latter three are year
lings.
George Dougan has lost Circle,
>2:11A in foaling. The foal was saved
and Is coming on nicely being raised
on COWS milk. Nancy H. Reidston
foaled recently nice black filly to
BILE record considering her age. Its
dam has record of 2:06A. 1t made
the thirteenth foal which has come to
the farm this year and was foaled on
Friday, the thirteenth. This foal will
be q record-breaker if there is any
luck connected between Friday and
thirteen.
His mares which have foaled are:
Marjory Cole by Earl Baltic, filly foal
by Ess Fl. Kay, Circle by Clclone, colt
by BlackIine, Mollie Shuler by On
ward, filly by Blackline, Della D. by
Go Chase dam of Ruth RANDALL,
Reidston 2:O6A by Gambetta Wiles,
: FLY by Ess H. Kay, Prudency 2:15 and
a quarter, by Bonnie McGregor dam
of Badly McGregor) filly by Blackline,
AFFORD Girl by AFFORD, filly by Black
line, Elizabeth Rosenberg by Alfred
G., filly foaled by Blackline, Zombro
Hudson by Zombro, brown colt by
Blackline, Baroness Marguerite by
Baron Wilkes, bay filly by Blackline,
Mokama by Moko, bay colt by Badly
McGregor, Read R. by Senator AK
Louise DeForest by DeForest, bay fl
ly by Blackline, Great Alice by Peter
the Great and bay filly by Blackline.
Every Blackline foal is a trotter
though some are of mares that never
produced any but pacing foal when
bred to another horse. Oscar Sullivan,
assistant to Superintendent Dagler of
the Reidston farm is working ten head
of yeariings belonging to Mr.. Dougan.
The latter makes daily visits to the
track and farm.
Mr. Dagler gives his personal at
tention to the horses at the track and
lives at the farm going from there to
the track and working out his horses
returning to the farm in the afternoon.
He knows what is going on at both
places as he has the barns connected
with telephones.
Assistant Sullivan is working out
Great Alice by Peter the Great as we'll
as playing out the ten yearlings. He
will also work Mokama by Moko as
soon as the foal at her side by Badly
McGregor is weaned. Both of these
mares are young and show better than
a 2:20 clip at the trot as three-year-
colds. Blackline will be given a work
out when he finishes the season with
the farm mares. Any one of the above
named will show, after thirty days
work a 20 record.
Mr., Dougan wants to have a little
horse show this fall and will offer lib
eral premiums to bring out all the
good ones in this section. Nothing
definite in the ways of plans for the
show has been decided upon. The men
in this part of the state are taking
added enthusiasm in horseflesh and it
NAV be that sufficient interest will be
created to have premium list for
stock as well as for pumpkins. hogs,
chickens, pies, apples, ETC., at the next
fall festival.
Omer Whelan has FIVE head at the
track. Among them is couple of
Rlackline foals that have a nice way
of going and are Omer's pride. Like all
Rlacklines they are nice level-headed
frotters and show good speed. Mr..
whelan also has big PAGER, six years
old which he will race this fall.