The Washington herald., 1914-02-08
TROTTER
and PAGER

I DIR. John r. Sansbury emerged from his
| winter retreat during the week.
| Like the ground hog, Doc. saw his
shadow. didn't like the looks Of things
! and retreated.
Several local horsemen are talking OF
visiting the February Old Glory al
Madison Garden.
Let us hope that the talked Of visit
will not end in merely conversation. a
has been tn. case in times past.
Bernard Dougherty has got his good
| pacing geIding. by Alto Bell. iookins
| like a two-tenner.
Barney has recently put q fresh coat
OF emerald on his l:55 sulky.
Charley Weaver has not bought that
green PAGER yet: but Charley viii get
| there ere the roses bloom again.
No horseman. up to date. has sum-
moned up enough nerve to ascertain
| whether or not the old speedway can be
| had. =
There Is much idle conversation on the
subject, but no one seems to indulge In
| action that will produce the necessary
results
OF all the truf papers pubiished in this
country. none cares for the interests of
local horse owners in these parts like
The Trotter and PAGER.
u IL Is puUiisnco III -NN" AoEhs - ohhy
! g per year and covers In an interesting
manner the entire field Of light harness
doings.
J. c. Mott In on a still hunt for speed
agnin for Norman Corbin and VIII Nc
Henry, and finds it hard to discover.
When found. the price asked IL a high
a. 1t ever was and owners not anxfons
to sell where they think they have the
real goods.
III. s. Croy. formerly with Bennett
Farm, .Beltsviiie, Nd. now has fun
charge at Brightview Farm and training
there will soon begin.
Harry Corbin win establish his sum
mer training quarters at the Rockville
track about March Is and win pay spe-
cial attention to the training Of colts.
Former Senator J. W. Bailey will sen
what remains Of his trotting stock At
the coming Old Glory sale In Madison
Square Garden. There viii be some
choice bargains In the lot.
N. J. Wards scattered youngsters wiz
All be under one roof some time this
month, and placed In the banda Of .
competent colt developer.
Pen Mar Belle. an IA, soon goes into
the hands Of Alonzo Corbin, after .
rood winters rest, and hopes are high
that she win prove another Aicyns
2:1z IA, for Norman.
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MILAN, Of New York. who Is whitening In
washington. is an attendant at local
horse sales when any speed is exposed.
He some time since retired from breed
ing operations
d. J. Mccarthy has received OF late.
several tempting offers for the PAGER.
Black Patchin, 80 Ia and. owing to the
fact that he has youngsters coming on.
may part with him.
Fields brothers. Of Rockville. expect to
be present at the February "Old Glory,
with the hope that they may be able to
bring back q stallion By Prince AcK'n-
ney.
william Fields, OF the firm, ID The frst
to make an entry In the two-year-eh
trotting stake. II is sorrel colt By on.
bsrt Red. . son Of Red Wilkes and Ms
|1n6ert.
Some one has started a rumor that
Louis Hodges 10 IN the market again for
speed. and that even c, ]. Claspy would
IKE to return TO the local racing game.
r. something good was on the market
p. J. OKeefe says he will buy INST
|trotter just A. soon AZ speedway d -
tablished II p. J. wiz help the sood
[cauae by attending q mesting. when one
= called. . speedway ID not Impossible.
n w. Dunworth's impressiops - Ar
tan1as reeembis DAntes asscriD<lA Of
} ne Internal rsgions- Even The @oWk ~