Evening journal., 1914-06-15
PLENTY OF Speed
IN State Horses
Delaware City Men Expect
Much Of Their TrotterS
This Year
DAILY BRUSHES
FURNISH GOOD SPORT
Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del, June 15.-
This place is well represented in
track horses. It is now no unusual
sight to see several horses ia a little
brush on the country roads here.
Reuben Warren has three fast
horses Of which he expects great
things The fastest OF tile trio.
Archeen. PIP and a quarter, took part
In nine races of 81 heats last wear
Archeen, by Achille, was foaled bv
kavala IN 1903. Kavala has had 4
wonderful record as a brood mare. or
six Of her foals, the average record
IS 2l6,66, four of them being below
z'l5 and three better than 2.13, OF
Whlcn ATcheen, owned by Mr.. War
rem mas the best record, that of 2.12
ana a quarter. Every member Of the
FAMILY was good enough to get some
OF the money when started, and at
least four Of the half-dozen appeared
by their performances to be probable
members of the 210 list when they
landed on mile track and conditions
were favorable for display of their
best speed. Archeen Is by Achille.
1.l5 and a quarter, son OF Bingen, and
as Bingara, sire of the other five
trotters foaled by Kavala, also is
son of that horse it is evident that
the blood of Kayala blends well with
that Of the grandson of Electioneer.
Kavala, which produced these six
trotters, has record Of 2.14 and !
threeauarters, at the trot; her sire. |
kremltn, one of 2.07 and threequar- I
ters. made when that was the best |
for trOtting stallion Mr.. Warren I
has not decided as yet whether he
Will enter this horse in the races this /
wear. MIR. Warren also owns Rachael 7
b., which has never been raced, but /
which has done the half-mile in LOT I
after coming off country road !
Rachael 3. Is by Barnet p, 2.06 and
a quarter. The horse Is now at Ches-
tertown, Md. Mr. Warren expects TO
enter ner in the races this year and
expects great things Of her, as she
has shown up very well in her work
thus far. Delmas, 2.20 and a quarter,
which was owned by Mr.. Warren, Is
now owned by r. II. Cam, of Middle
town, Del.
William Ball, one Of the leading
sportsmen of New Castle County, has
several promising colts that will /
bear watching. Billy H., unmarked, /
a slx-year-Old PAGER, BY Barnet b., (
has done the mile on Wawaset Track
IN 200. Raymond Snedeker, of Kirk
wood. has covered the uuarter-mile in
1888 with him.
Billy March, by Prince March, a
two-year-old trotter, with great
prospects OF speed, has never been
on the track, but can show better
than 2.40 today, without training. He
Is half-brother of II. I. c., and
many predict that he is another r. T.
Z. Mr.. Ball will enter him in the colt
races at the fairs this summer. Con-
eerning Billy March, one trainer re-
Gently remarked that today he is the
best two-year-old colt in this part of
he country, after seeing him go down
The road. MIR. Ball owns Bill AK
worthy. a yearling, by Palo AK
worthy, No 445S1, out of the stan.
dard-bred mare, Sunshine, by Alcyt,,
2l0, dam Lynden AS yearling he
shows bright prospects of speed and
drives like an old horse. He owns
Charlotte, brood mare, with re-
cord OF 2 l3 and a quarter, which is
with foal 10 one of DR.. J. c. McCoy's
horses.
Mr.. Ban expects great things OF
Sarah Bell a green colt, which now
PAGES very fast and which has a very
good pedigree. The colt is by Cres
sup Mac, 2.19. 46.550, by Admiral
Dewey 2.04 and threequarters. by
Bingen, 2.0G and threequarters, out of
The mare, Nancy Hanks, with a record
Of 2.04 On the dam side. Cressup
Mac, owned by George d. Grassland.
Is out Of Vingoda. by Oratorio, 2.13.
3l,9f2, who is grandson Of George
Wilkes, Of whom Dan Patch, Is also
a grandson. The colt should prove
fast, as she has Nancy Hanks Oh the
sire side, ana Uhlan on the dam side.
two world beaters
Harry +. Gray has a three-year-old
trotter, by Pan Yam, 216 and a quar-
ter dam Bells c.. POI and a quarter.
oy Baron Onward. Raymond Snedec-
ker has pronounced him as a track
morse already, Harry Rose has sold
Happy Maid TO Harry p. Gray.
William r. Morrow has a three
year-old colt, Baron Yolo. dam bv
Iorenio. and it shows prospects OF
Dhenomenal speed for its TRAINING
The colt has been doing very we'll
The colt has been entered in a num-
Der OF races.
Since the new road has been com
Dleted on Clinton street. the horse
owners have been using it to an ad
for their horses, although f,
they do not run the horses fast on tho
road, because it is rather hard. A Z
number Of brushes are held daily on
he country roads about here and
some Of the races are very interest
ng.