The Washington herald., 1913-08-31

to their actual speed. AS the classical
Chorus Lady, Hobby Boy. Beauchamp.
Harvest Hall. FL Capitana. Leo II,
Dairy. and Cremo. Class r consists
of Goldie Patch, Semull. Little Nettie,
Florence Kesrhan. Red Torch, Gimsing.
Gay Mckinney. and Dan r.
Glass c comprises Florence Nunie.
Black Patchen, Red Rock. Montana
Guard, Buster Red, and Jennie Blue.
Class D. race for colts. includes such
youngsters as Katherine Dewey. Bette
Brown, John Bunny. Miss Webber, Maud
race that is exciting much local interest
has been arranged between the owners
of Frank T, Little Kitty. Thomas l..
and gmoystone. In addition TO the
above excellent card OF harness races,
there will be running race. one mile
and repeat with post entries Racing
will begin at 1 50 The horse show and
baseball games will NIL the better part
of the forenoon.
The colt stakes will not be trotted off
until later in the season. owing to un-
expected conditions. The two-year-old
Bings and the three-year-old Hal Hardin
have engagements at Hanover and Car
Isle, Pa, early the present month. and
other conditions make a pOstponemeRt
desirable. 1t will soon be decided over
which track the two stakes shall be trot-
ted. There is a growing sentiment among
the owners of colts entered to rent a
track near to the District line that can
be reached by steam or trolley and poe
ket the gate receipts. In case this
scheme is adopted. il is highly prob
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carded, and thus round out a fun after
noon of high-class sport.
With Berka and KorouV hung up in
the vicinity OF New York City during
the week. Corbin. with his battered and
torn hand OF PAGERS and trotters. has
been gathering in the coin at Kingtown.
Pa, with the bay stallion. Dud Tinker.
1t was on Wednesday that Dud led
a field OF twelve to the wire in straight
heats in the 2:23 trot in time around 2:20.
In this race McHenry Bros Herbert
Cozine also appeared and was fourth the
first heat in 80 fifth the second heat
in 2:2l, and was second the third heat
in 2:2O1-L Prince Alto. we regret to
state. stood in the summary $50. This
week, We understand, the Washington
owned horses that have been racing in
Old Pennsy will try their luck in West
Virginia, Wheeling being their initial
starting point.
W. Z. Miller flashed up with his good
stable of trotters and PAGERS at Chester
town. Nd, Wednesday last. Boski that
had an eye destroyed by a nail in his
stall early in the season. made his initial
start in the 2:22 trot, and got third money.
The fastest heat was the first, and the
time of the mile was in 2:20 IA Boski,
when right, can beat this way OF. Alice
NJ, in the 2:li pace, on the same day.
played second violin again, not to Joe
Boy, but to Tyson's David NJ. The fast
est heat was the third and final one. and
the time was in 2:13 Ia. In the 2:19 pace
Jennie Blue, also in Miller's stable. and
Won March, now owned at Pocomoke,
had a bitter fight for place money, but
the brown stallion beat her to it. On
Mary Ellen won the 2:17 pace,
getting a mark of 2:15 IL. Miller was
fined so for helping the place horse, F'los. |
at end. Sic W. and Alice NJ, on the same |
lay, divided second and third money with |
Barnetta- Miller will invade Pennsyl- |
Fania next, racing at Hanover, Carlisle. |
md York. Hagerstown and Frederick |
will. in turn. also attract his attention, |
md the Richmond CYa.) State Fair.