Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-21
HORSE NOTES

The wife of John C. Bauer, owner of The Horse Review, died recently after an extended illness.
 Will Flemming. the Readville train er was a visitor at Hillandale Farm the first part of this week.
 It is reported that The Sherwood is the property of Dr. T. F. Murphy of Southbridge, Mass.
 Roger Rourke of Greenfield, Mass, widely known horseman, is the new president of the Bay State Circuit
 John H. Hartman, a prominent member of the Schenley Matinee Club, died last week at his home in Pitts burgh.
 Tom Berry has about wound up a long campaign. He won with. Tonka Patch again last week at Pinehurst. w. H. Gaines Good Time Stable was the leading race-winning aggre- gation on the Grand Circuit this year. The annual meeting of the Ohio Fair Circuit is scheduled for Monday and 1 Tuesday of next week at Canton.
 Billy Smith (3) 2:11 Ia, heretofore a member of the Murphy stable, joinS the string of Charles H. Traiser of Boston.
 Among the mares that will be bred to Lee Worthy 2:03 1-2 next season are Sister Bertha z:o2 3-4 and Miss Bertha Dillon 2:o2 1-4.
 Trumpet CD 2:15 3-4, the champion race winning two-year- trotter of I the season, will be complained next year as a gelding.
 Ralph H. Keeler of Auburn, Maine | has bought two San Francisco fillies out of the Good Time Stable-Lnnie Frisco and Sylvia Frisco.
 J. E.. Kent of Newmarket, N. H,
 has sold a two-year- trotting geld- | ing by Guy Axworthy 2:0S 3-4 tq Harry Ridge of Haverhill, Mass. Frank Aubrey 2:21 1-2, a promising young trotter by Captain Aubrey 2:07 ! 1-4, the property of F. c. McCurdy
 of Truro, N. S., died from pneumonia
 last week. {.
 Maxievoy 2:1o 1-4, the good littls
 pacing mare which John F. Hatch. Jrt | of New Bedford, Mass, campaigned this year, is booked for a voyage t6 England. | Silk Leader 2:21 1-l, by Manric9 2:07 1-4, and the pacing gelding. BL | & O. 2:15 1-4 are recent additions to | the stable of the Massachusetts traini CT, Joseph Fl. Johnson. {. | Beauty Patchen, the pacing marc
 which Albert Kline campaigned thiS | year for Albert H. Entwistle, of Frank f ford, Pa, has been sold to B. H. Lake
 of Newtown, Pa
 Charles W. Leonard of Boston. own3 CT of Chestnut Pete (3) 2:o5 1-4. rey gently bought five thoroughbred colts
 which he will race under the name of
 Newtown Stable. |. Al Nuhn, a member of the ReadvfHe colony, h recovering from an attack of typhoid fever. He has been in tho
 Homeopathic Hospital, Boston, for thS
 past nine weeks.
 Joseph McGraw completed 26 con!
 secutive weeks of officiating as start-
 ing and presiding judge last week Hd
 Started at Sandusky, Ohio, in May and
 has been at it ever since. 1 Sappho 2:69 3-4, the pacing mare
 owned by Ben H. Bisbee of East Sum- ner, Me, died from acute fndigestiou
 last week at the stable of Harry ri II Hayes of East Rochester, N. H. Il Siliko Boy and Peter Dixie. the trot ters which ". M. Craig of Pittsburgh
 has been racing in the matinees of the Schenley Matinee Club. will fbe
 wintered at the Craig Farm at Cin1 ton, Pa sf Forest B 2:os 1-I, the grand and game trotter. owned by Oscar Wolfen1 den of Attleboro, Mass. will chanxe
 hands at the Old Glory Sale. He now
 is at Goshen in the stable of Fred Hyde
 c. c. Cramer of New York. is the new owner of the chestnut trotter, El- esta Maxey, by Judge Marcy 2:24 3-l
 having bought the three-year-old rs-
 gently from Charles ". Weiland-oi
 New York. Y Hattiewood 2:17 IA. the trottins r mare formerly owned by A. c. Shoaf oi l castle, Pa, now is in the stable O. S Harry Serene of Ambridge. Pa whs
 believes she is good enough for ths
 mile rings.
 ? | by The Northern Man 2:0e 1-2, whicl ? John Willard campaigned over Main. ] and New Brunswick tracks last sea D son for Kenneth M. Colbath of Pres 3 que Isle. Maine, will join the stabli D of the ReadYflle trainer, WIll Elem iA ming. about the first of the year