The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-10
X. I. Estill, Horse Breeder
and Trainer of Note, Spends
the Season at the Beach

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WITH their old townsn,as, 49,, 'eehS
por, Landlord J p. Glenn a, IA l',s' u
SIDE Inn. is r. c. Esten wha /; %
lionally known as bros,ar 49,, 2 id
er OF trotting horses. He = ~ IN
strong financially and i diroa.so
n several banks and LARGO $3.50, o.oi
'i' ns. Although he has nrsc,; ~ M =.
retired from active business 4, III ~,
an1irs and still owns fine boree ~ 20. s
near Lexington. He non ernact- ~ =,
attend several OF ths meets os ~
Grand Circuit. the first of wb,et ~
lii an Cleveland in July.
Mr.. Estill says that Man of wsr >.
pfopaoiy the fastest running horse
'1s.i ever iiYed, IS now being kent or
ldrih near Lexington and is being
tsen Only fer breeding purposes Al.
i though be is but years old. il i nm
uesstood re has been permanently pa
urea and will never appear in race
again This wonderful horse" said
hr. EStil, mas been placed bv his
owner. Major Riddle OF PhiIadelnhia
T IN charge oi very unusual ana high
educated woman-Miss Danger
/ feld- Her father. Major F. A. Dan
sefHeid, was noted Virginian and =
close personal friend OF James r
+ Meme. the famous WaH street oper-
tator and millionaire. who. be-
+ iufe rs death, owned ncar Lexington
one OF the most extensive horse
bFeedIng farms in the world. and he
was Known as the most enthusiastic
race horse iancier in the world Cpou
/ The establishment OF his great breed
Ing plant at Lexington be had his
friend. Major DangerfelG come from
Virginia and take charge II it, a re.
l4il0nshir which continued through
aui the lie OF both. FROM childhood
Mss Elizabeth took hvelv interest
p her fathers business and vas
i-lturel handler OF horses Sac has
a@aEs loved them. Upoa the deati.
OF Ter father she took ri plaes as az
PerlrteHdent OF the Keene estate
there, and upon the latter death the
eatire business was taken ever b.
her ara no man could have been more
successful IL the business Kno wing
her eoiii,v and honor when Major
Riddle wanted a place TO pu- ths great
est race horse of all times. Sian OF
War, he selected Miss panssrheiG Is
be his custodian Miss Daneerfield's
her q the breeding anc II; inE II
horses. asI she has fnis d edIc1
ton ard las deci itdly lit IS tastes
and abilities For iastanc 81 wrtCs
rtFa WrtF sar he LexiastD1 sun .av I
Herald reviews OF all new books pub
lished. and she is very interesting
and accomplished person. She is ex-
ceedingly popular in and about Lexing
.rw md Fx hoFza fanrfnr- Luqx4-u
and admired everywhere.
Probably the largest horse farm ii
the world" continued sir Estiil who
knows all about every good tr0tter
that has lived within the past half
century is also located near Lex
ington and is known a. the Walnut
Hall farm Ii was formerly owned by
IL. Y. Hardness. the late Standard OIL
company magnate bun IS row run by
Dr j. c Edwards. his sQn-in.ldW IA
this great plantation there are be-
tween i've and six thousand acres,
ana Or Edwards hss cons family on
hand about TWO hundred and HitY
family bred trotters He also makes
q specially Of Hampshire sheer 81
which ~ always las IRON ite go alA
hundred tuoreugilhreds which oelt
from one hundred to one thousand dol
lars each Each year in February he
has Z big horse safe htIudtls tl'H
product- of his breeding Io4 the pre-
reding year, III Madison Square Gar-
dan New York They all bring ldaeS
prices
It is always matter Of argu-
ment said Nj EstiiA as I" rae ot-t
trotter and best driver known 20 ihe
uff ia tPapi Geerz. Is PFo'aD'y
moro teaderg spoken 81 taan any
other driver that ever HNed tof tue
reason. think. taat there mas never
baau tHe slightest breath 1i Su7pl
.iaa as ta his hoUor no morse hlaH
soria be made 60 believe taat ne ever
shaved tine game any way "ai aha"
+ iufefv square He never sofa race
III fooled am owner lor whom ht Wa
ARRIVING This makes man '1''' .'-
ba-a LIS sportsmen ana tit pu''ii'.-
Everyone has couhIence ih "4- ." or "
s his word. There are those. mo"
4ver WHO 1oE upao rom AdttHs
~ .brs,y3psr driver we ever aad
There is no question but d" y W
-rhr. tbar4 is Waiter Cox. WAo mas
49,, 81 -bs mammoth Stable OF
..t[..gbf., Fletcher of Indianapolis
.
IT,, STOKES and half d9z otaFi7
rga are good enough SO that they
ssigam- if ever lose race because
N fsT'fv ariyius As to hor es much
5aa@n upon the time they rae l-
me vas Goldsmith Main. ~o-de5F-
ST horse. who did uot do her best an.
ri She was - years oid. Sha Ialso
many years but Lou pi.i9il. i3
-frar her. heat her record our
INV raced q little white wo''id not
.'l.3 fs saw however. that Dillon was
! better horse than the Maid II Then ~
tnere was Maud :, with marx -. OF
9al IA while Nancy Hanks came
9Iooe. being about the first 10 ase .
htks ,ulEy. and cot mara el - ~
nm MANY claim there was enough ~
tarsr -. IN The sulkie. to make the
i gi@erenes IN igures. 1t is said the
i'ii salkv is from four to I'VE see
mis- lister than the kind used py