Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
EHTERM|NATOR KEEPS
ON WINNING PURSES
Wonderful Gclding Has SILL
38l to His Credit in
Five Years.

Tennyson's Brook. but ENtcrminator
the wonderful gclding by Mctiec. on
ot Fair Empress by Jim Gore. goc
on his winning way season after sea
son. displaying those splendid quail
ties which commands the admiratioI
OF lovers OF the thorough red tn,
world over.
The fact that he is the biggest
muncy-winning gclding in the world
With Si!l,3Si To his credit as the re.
suit Of 1--WE years OF strenuous cam
DniSninc, and that most OF his vic
tories have been gained over long
distances with big weights up. makes
his performances ali the more re
lnarkahlc in these days With their
tendencies to sprint racing. From the
time that he passed into the posses
sion Of Wiils Sharpe Kilmcr. he has
travelled this country ana Canada. EN-
gaEiug all corners over every kind OF
=, track. ON some OF his forays EN-
'torminator has been beaten. lint his
dauntless spirit has never been dis
mayed.
Most horses that have taken part in
:. campa lgn much less strenuous than
that OF EXterininator show the scars
of racing. Not so the gallant chest
legs are as clean as the day he was
foaled. and nobody ever SAW him take
a lame step. He is OF the rough-and-
ready type eNcmpliiird by such horses
as Monitor. Parole Barnum and
Drake Carter. all of which were UNI
-scNcd and which raced year after
Year generation ago and seemed
ever green. Raccland and Banquet.
also gcldings. in later years were OF
E., - ,i,,r, ls,t
the period within the memory of IN"
present-day raceGocr. he is OF the
same school as ROamcr-alwayS
ready TO accomplish some task which
Mould make new friends for him
SELF and the cause ot racing.
Has Distinctive Qualifications.
While he would not sc classcd as
= handsome horse. EXtermnator has
distinctive qualifications which are
immediately apparent to all who
know the fine points %! u thorough
bred. His neck is long ami symmctri-
cal. and his fine head with its great
breadth between the eyes is hcauti-
fully modelled His shoulder is slop-
ing ana powerful, with the withers
cunning we'll into the back. His hips
ar" II trine rough. giving him
somewhat angular appearance. which
- acCentuat,d by his height OF leg.
lie toes out with one front foot a
tr!flc, but in action he is the poetry
a; motion. lie is long str !dcr. and
-aS mud-ruuncr has few IL any
equals. Ills courage is OF that match
isss variety which refuses 10 accept
defeat, as WAS shown In the case OF
His battle with that other game COCK,
%ouiiaee, for the rimlicO cup re
.cutly.
81 Here is what Henry Mcdaniel re-
marked the day he severed his con-
rcctiOn with the kilmer stable which
at that time contained the pho
'.nomunally fast horS. sun Briar.
II never had horse in my charge
thai I was ae fond Of az ENtermina-
tor, and | hate /" give him up lie
wears no blinkcrs. is as homes; as
the day is long, is always ready 10
run. can 20 over any Kind OF 4 track.
and never misses - feed ~. has
lots OF Intelligence and is the near
-; thing To a gentleman in the shape
of " horse that ever saw"
r.Xtcrminator was bred by !. l..
Knight ia kentucky. and was sold
NJ the Saratoga y.arling sales in
l9l6 10 j. G. Milan for $1,000 That
clever horScmau who trained Nj IS
10y and other good ones the past
season won two races out ui four
starts with Him "a two -y.ar-uld
,S.r,nrLy NM. nnd hfs n,h.r on.
,r.ca,nnri. sc %n...wc,r,oiJ ~.
r.idinr ,y.s at nni.yilIc t,;har Srr
Rriar came TO Churchill. Downs foi
the big race. and when The French.
bred colt vent lame a few days he.
fore the race. Mr. Kilmcr in lookiur
around for something to bear HE
o"lors in the contest had his attcn-
zion called 10 Ex,crminaior. He
waited something that would b'
aole I" work WAN sun hr'"f TOO Ah'
acquired i:N'.rmln"'or i"T N'.'oo.
EVER '"'"n'"r "p'"r"s p'r"''
nov IN ,r' inmate, Won I"e yer 10y
arl' neat f-s'"b"' war ''"ud ""'
others j" 'ie !H"o 'S ~ ana no"
nc mas gone on winning ever since Is
hho"h NJ Cory 'l'SS-t" aas !" th'
mon ne ran h'e"h 'h'eS "S
tirGe-!'h' Qua anu won seven races
VINE A' ."'H par' ~ t"c2 -"h'
r"cc'o 'h l'!' ,'S "u'-Et"f-o'i "ns
"as- S"1'e'S'Nt IN Hiho. IN I'D :"
" nc s@r-"Id ne started seNan ee'
h'es ana won Yen race WnI" t.
u"'T tI''s season no mas taken part II
S'N e" race. o' "hlch he nae W"'
-". RIO '''.N Huihh'F OF 'ace
t'!N "S '.-'ef IS en'Y-tirr'
"' "3''n nc Ea@ Won 'HiriN sH 70:
aiue o. F''l'V'
1870 H''h"'o nearest rIYal a'non-
'. E''NlN-7 ~ i'hNiu'l. "hlch Wpi