New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-03
Sending
Big Stable to Races

light weight and when the mood inn
PEELED she could step with the best OF
them. as she demonstrated at Saratoga
Springs. Her proper place was in the
overnight division, and it Is IN this
class that Heffner intends she shall
race this year.
Heffner also has old Adams Express
out on the track daily, and will make
an attempt TO bring this fellow back to
the races. 1t Is more than likely that
the son Of Adam will not stand train
ing, as his underpinning is bad, and In
that event he will be retired to the
farm.
Azyiade and Striker are pair that
will race In the sprints with the selling
platers, while Blue Thistle and Guy
Fisher will be sent over route. The
last named is in his ninth year. and
holds the record Of being the best
eight-year- old winner in the country In
1914.
Mr.. Hallenbeck will show his first
home bred two-year-old this year. in
Middle. a daughter of Baythorn or
Granite-Maezie. It is his intention to
mate Adams Express with few well
bred mares this winter. This racer
should make an excellent stallion, as
he is by the imported sire Adam and
his blood lines are of the best.
Middle is rather diminutive miss
and bears a striking resemblance to
her dam, a mare which bore the San
ford silks some years back. She Is
very quick on heS feet and has shown
a nice turn Of speed in her trials. Hef-
ner doubts il she will prove OF stake
calibre. but he believes she should
prove a good purse winner before the
distances are heightened.
Meadoworth Well Fancied.
The best fancied member Of the ju-
yeniles is Meadoworth, black son Of
Sain-Jennie j. This youngster is
half-brother to Jawbone, and young
ster of prepossessing appearance. He
is an eligible for the Juvenile Stakes,
and as he has worked we'll Hefner is
considering sending him to the barrier
in that stake.
In the FLY division Heffner is par
tial 70 Ha-Ha, daughter of Ben Brush
Runaway Girl. This flly is full
sister to Gypsy. which raced well in
the West for James Butler last year,
and her dam has thrown such good
racers as Gretna Green, Meggs Hill
and ln1atuetlon.
OF the remaining two-year-olds Hef-
ner does not entertain high hopes.
"While they are a nicely bred lot and
look like runners, ! believe they will
merely be good purse winners. On
what they have shown they cannot be
considered of stake calibre. but | do
believe they will prove good winners
in the purse classes"
The stable riding will be in the hands
of Joe Byrne.
The full list of horses follows:
Housemaid, b. m, 7. Broomstick-
Ethel Pace; Adams Express, ch. h, Z,
Blue Thistle, b. g.,
6, Blues-Wld Thistle; Azyiade, b. m.
6. Cactus II-Miss c.; Hedge. b. m, 6.
Plsnudes Partridge; Frederick L., br.
C., 5, Dick Finnell-Huxie; Striker. br.
e., s, Disguise -Contentious; Iron Duke.
CHI. c., 3. Ogden-Saratoga Belle; The
Finn, blk. c., 3, 0gden-Livonia; Harry
Junior, br. c.. 8, Ogden-Partridge;
Middle, b. T., Q, Granite or Baythorn-
Maezie; Meadoworth, blk. c., 2, Sain--
Jennie j.; Orator, oh. c., 2, Rock Sand
Donna de Orc; Dsddy's Choice, b. c., 2.
Trap Rock Earth; Ny Donnie, b. c.,
2, Knight Of the Thistle
Ha-Ha. b. or br. f., Ben Brush-Runa-
way Girl: Elmahs, blk. T., 2, Ogden
Blue Grass; Flitterbye, ch. T., 2, Ogden
Busy Maid; Twinkle Step, b. T., 2.
0gden-Lacrimae.