Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
TIJUANA RACING. SEASON TO OPEN. LIN NOVEMBER A.
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 BALTIMORE, Nov. 13-Col. Max well Howard, one of racing's newest recurits Gas an owner). will ship his stable of four from Bowie to Tijuana for the winter meeting of the Tijuana Jockey club, which will run 125 days or longer, beginning Thanksgiving, and be marked by a distribution of $6O0,000 or more, immediately after the windup of the November session of the Southern Maryland Agricul- tural association. J. w. (Bub) May, horseman of wide experience, recent thoroughbred developments of his having been Baybery Candle, Vice Chairman and F'usee, has charge Of the Howard establishment in success sion to James Hewitt. who died sud- denly of spinal meningitis while the horses were racing at Yonkers. May IS now racing the Howard string at Pimlico.
 Colonel Howard, native of Ken lucky. is resident of ohio. He has established at Dayton the most con siderable writing paper marufactur- ing industry in the United States. He has long been an enthusiastic patron of racing, but he has played the game from the side lines rather than as an active participant. He has service able horses in Frigate, Sea Cove. St. Allan and Marie Maxim, all of which he bought from Mr Hewitt. Sea Cove Is Virginian bred son of Sea Horse End, he an importation from New Zealand of Temple Gwathmeys and the sire of many capable steeple- chasers. notably Weldship ard High land Light. Sea Cove was developed by Hewitt and he showed unusual prowess on the New York courses in the past spring and summer in sprints of three quarters of a mile, particularly when the going was heavy. He has I,ot-yet been trained for distance racing, but his route travelling talents will be developed by May in Lower California to the end that he may start with some chance of success in the Tijuana stakes of consequence-the $10,000 Baia Cali fornia handicap, the s10,o00 U. s. Grant Hotel handicap and the $20,000 Coffroth.
 The star Swear old of the string is Frigate, a son of FrizzIe and Kashas- kia and purchase from the stable of 1T. K. Knapp, a steward of tEe jockey club, his breeder. F'rigate already is a distance runner of merit. He has won several quickly run races at one mile and he finished second to Cha teau Thierry, beaten a head only. in a Belmont Park mile that the accom- plished French mare won in 1: 37 flat. Frigate will be Colonel Howard s candidate for the three rich Tijuana handicaps, but the Coffroth partic- ularly.
 St. Allan is son of Bridge of All Ian that was imported to the United States by George Wingfie'd of Ne vada. He has been a very usefu horse in races of one mile and ai shorter distances. He is 2 capable mudder.
 Edward C. SouIe of California. who raced Edwina and P3doy Whack d T,juai-a last. winter. is going bacl ] with PiiytlIia. Paddy WDack and Re gal Lodge. Mr. SoIle sold Edwina, 2 ra.5.irr good distance runn ng mare to Willis Sharpe Kilmer of New Yorl while the horses were racing at Sara toga in August. He had previousl, bought Regal Lodge from Samuel C Hildreth. MT. Soule acquired Pc lythia only a few days ago. Polythii is big 3-year-old mare which ough to make good over a distance o ground. by Granite. She has show rare speed in races of six and sever furlongs. W. Hoag, who trained an' managed the Soule horses last win ter at Tijuana, will have charge Q ! the string again.