The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
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rhs two ana the three yssr old tsp<fiaf
stakes ~ h IN nsld.
osntlsassn ownsrs Of slieibis cba6.
don't act shy Ard holdI back 70 IL ~
minute, Nominattoup cIose March = -,
z. Wara has ne1ni4Asien slanss rsedy fof
you TO nn and d1n: a1l ypp nsed % -
, 10 apply for one snd 90 4, nov. Al,
whm you n1Aks your nouinaxiq5x ta1it
parfie11af pains 70 wr1ts rinin0 yonr
oolt's name, "a, maskineA enact agA
bresding and your poetonles addrees.
And be paxficular to note, while you are
on tho 3ob. that the amount Per month.
from Msrt., 1 10 only IS; that the fetal
amount, Including the fnal payment Of
90 b only the small sum OF ~ Nov.
Mr.. Cc1t-ovnsr. just look at the matter
In the spirit Of . sensible horse pwnsf.
We take q for granted your colt 10 eligi-
hle to one of the two stakes, and that you
are an uJ,-to-date horseman.
II you<sre all these things you are go-
Ing % deveiop your colt anyway. let the
coat b What It may; for without devel-
'opment he win only be worth when ma
ture . common road-hofse price, ana bear
IN mind that the demand FOR road
horse nowadays. unless Il have some
speed aad manners. b far from being
what It once was. We take 1t for granted
that you are going TO develop your colt.
ere u chance to make good. and vin-
dicate your judsmsnt.
Nov. suppose you 20 a stem farmer
and take . dier into the domain OF spscu-
lation and enter your colt IN one OF the
two -staksG II you stay In 1t win cost
you the measiy sum Of 80: II you fan
out. Tor reasons good and suf3cient, you
are minus the sum paid in., OF courus
Possblys your colt 10 not as sood a. you
nov think he ID. and he may turn ont
10 % very much better colt than Won
ana, your friends thought he was. Bus
rest assured that race horses are not
maze m pasture lots In the stable or on
tne road The race track is the crucible
.r % .n,en tne sold Is extracted fromi
Men who refuse to stake their co,t h..
cause they do not like Bill Jor,es er ,Jiy,
smhtn' VINO have eutered or are likely 10
enter. take an altogether too narroU
view OF their duties as horsemen. and
hardly measure up to the standard Of |
spoHsmen- In the domain of the race
rack one cannot well pick his conpany.
me tur1 v the most democratic Of an |
ne orders instituted by man. II In only
IN the turf that the principle euuncisted
oy Thomas Jefferson In his DecIarafion
of Independence. AL men are GRATED
don. '~S
The District Of Columbia tvo-year-ol6 |
md three-year-old trotfing rtakes are
thrown open wide to all persons within
ne prescribed sections-District of Co.
umbaa, Maryland, and Vfrxinia-vbot
'ubscribe to the conditions. More thar
his cannot well be demanded. The field |
Q broad enough to produce q large num-
per OF candidates in the two stakes We |
mail De badly disappointed II ownerz Of /
engloies faa to measure up to their op- /
'0rtunities. the best that have ever
been onered to colt owners in this i'm
Mediate section. Every colt ut to train
AN be trained under the eye Of its !
,wner. Three tracks are contiguous to 1
ne 1strict.Rockvilie. Brishtview Farm,
1t is quite probable that Harry Corbfn.
Fho Is now in town. VIII locate for the
raining season at Rockville and, that
I J. c. Mott IL offered Inducements suf-
icient to warrant # he win train over
me Of the three tracks named. II. g.
roy. connected for some time with
5ennett Farm, BeltsviIle, Nd, probably
yin locate at Brightview Farm. Alonso
,oroin. now at Bennins, viii eventually
nR0fA 49, Il
serstown- He may, however for a. brief
'eriod, camp At Rockville. Thomas Cam
ION. now wintering At West Durham. n. +
=. and who VIII be In town soon, may
20 to Rockville.
All Of the trainers named are men of
vide experience and born horsemen. They
'eean at the bottom round OF their pro-
ession and have patiently climbed to-
vard the summit Harry Corbin IN not
MY skilled with the reins. but he u
me OF the best Of caretakers. No detail
scapes his vigilance In the care of q
iorse. either before or after a race. The
uccessful race drivers are those who
ave an eye to details and see to IL that
'othing 10 neglected. Murphy, Geers, /;
,ox, the late Ayron AcHenry, and othsrs
hat have won success on the trottinS
urf never paraded in front Of the grand
tand after . heat They followed their
harses to their stalls and saw theyi'
ot the proper treatment ]. c. Mott IN
est known ~ the man who made Palm
'ozine, 2is IA; Russell Cozine. 2:ls14
nd Russell G.. race horses of merit.
Motifs best work in 1913 was behind
ierbert Coxine, and his work would havsl ,
cen more conspicuous had he been grant I
q freer band. For some reason unex. I
lained, Mott has accomplished betteri .
esults with the Don Cozfne than any I
ther trainer and driver. He seems to !
now what they most need to square
nom away. Alonso Corbin, elder brother I
Harry corbin. h 70 washinston what ,
(urphy b to Poughkeepsie. Coz 10 to J
PR0Mzsua lnDDLE.wEIGHT.