The Washington herald., 1914-03-08


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Came sthfpush in . canter,
whrs v.s mn Dunworth when N
Hght Wont ouff 4 (
Sony 10 hear Forrest was enasEsd.'
and some other sood felscws.
Glad 10 have ouIe CLARK tn the three
Iyearaoad colt ,stakes- =.
Norman Cprhdn says the recent Dig
b1ow-s WAS only oyerheAted.
Couveration between Barney Dough
] erfy and Bflly Chambers
Richard NeHsnry recsived lettez
during the week.
Wfth the superscription, you1i know
thim by his neektie."
Tom Cannon took his night TO Win
chester early in the week
Doc Sansbury was In town few day.
since. and was greeted with handshakes
and welcome to our city,"
f. +. Hal, yisited his Virginia farm
during the week. and found his horses
| In good condition.
| Lopey Paris, the artistic : horse tai
decorator Is, next to Charley Pickering.
the most popular man on Horse Row.
Harry Corbin 10 now q benedict. and
| took for q life partner Loudoun coanty
girl. Happy man. s.5ssys
Charles Lightbrown thinks Of making
his training quarters at Forestville In
THE near future
Hon. Samuel Mcmillan has returned
TO New York without a candidate for his
cup.
Norman corbin,s Pen Mar BeIle,e2:,l Ia
suited him pretty well but
Harry Corbin Is driving In the streets
and parks E. r. Halls handsome stallion
Arlington. 2:is1 ~ z-ss-,s
J. c. Mott recently shipped into town
another member Of the Don cozine
family. II PAGES
No sire worth having was ever injured
by liberal distribution of printers ink
Javins Brothers expect to put In train
ing this year a number Of youngsters
Peter j. H, will be given a record
Alonzo Corbin has been selected to train
N. ]. Wards stake candidates. and win
begin work on them at once
As a number OF Bale Axworthys will
be trained this year, We win soon know
how coed sire he was.
made to have the penalties removed from
the PAGER. Franklin E.
We have recently received a catalos
of the pure bred Arab stations owned
at bingham Farm. bingham. Mass
The catalogue says that the stations
at the farm were imported direct from
the desert and that some OF them are
fifteen hands and over
Contrary to public opinion, 20 per cent
Of Arab horses are bay: the rest are
chestnut and gray. A brown or black
Is rarely seen Spotted or piebaid horses
never.
T-hor,a. Murrhv .nno,,pces that he does
not approve of the new rule which lets
in outciassed horses. but that he Is will
'ais.sas, g1xf y q trial
a good thing. as horses Tor tfaek puf-
poses are none too plenty. nor liable to
be 80 in the near future.
And still no united effort among local
horsemen toward securing a speedway,
where harness horses can be given
proper exercise.
JOld-timers cannot refrain from COM
rnenting on the difference between now
and fifteen and twenty years ago. when
the Avenue was covered with ice and
snow.
The merry jingle Of bells and the ''yea.
boy OF horsemen are no longer. heard
on the historic street The motorcar Is
now boss of the road.
II men interested In the light harness
horse expended one-tenth the money the
motorcar people do In exploiting their
wares conditions might be different.
Danforth Farm, Illinois, has leased
Trampfast, 2:I,i-4 from l. B. Brown TO
replace Ed Custer. recently exported to
Russia.
I And now II is said that W. ]. Andrews
viii campaign the grand pony trotter,
Harry J. g., e1i Il. that Herman Tyson
had in 1913.
How did II happen that the get of San
Francisco at the recent Old Glory, aver
aged $sS as against Saz3 for the Moho's7
Ten 2:1o trotting stations exported to
Europe within the past few years have
died. and four $40 trotting mares; amohg
the last named Belle Kuser. ,sos
In the list Of stations that have died
are Onward Silver. Tommy Britain. Gem
eral Forest. Genteel H, and Baron Rogers
Crescins is still alive.
Ryan Brothers. of Mount Pleasant are
a game lot They have contributed an
Alto Dewey to the two-year-old stake.
and an Alto Bell to the three-year-old
stake.
The two-year-oId stake now numbers
nine entries They thought ve couldn't
do il. but we fooled 'en- The three-year-
old stake now has seven entries.
Faint heart never won fair lady, nor
ever got anybody anything In the trotting
horse business. One optimist In any bus
mess is worth a bakers dozen of pessi-
mists
The Rockville fair oficials may now
get ready to come over with their propo-
sitions for the two trotting stakes The
goods are In sight. and the youngsters
anxious for the fun TO begin -
II has been said. TT ID better to have
loved and lost than never to have loved
at an" BY the same token, it is better
to have raced and lost than never to
have raced at all
Respectfully referred to J. c. Forrest.
II. w. Dunworth. Frank Combs. Mr.
Keefauver. and some others who own
racing bred colts. but decline to show
their breeding and speed BY racing them
The story goes that the sensational
two-year-oid Binso has shown ten sec
onds better speed nj the pace. than he
ever did AZ the trot. He should be
whiriwind three-year-old pacer
The question now II. what two-year-old
in the stake race win show the cute colt.
John Bunny, the vay TO the wire In
August next John Is fun OF prunes at the
trot
IT .behooves every local owner OF a race
horse to set copy Of the new rules.
soon 10 be published In pamphlet form
b. the two trotting associations The
matter Is very Important - { =
Norman Corbin has. IN Pen Mar Belle.
|<-f4 ~ one of the handsomest and most