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Ellieﬁ- Peter Volo stands at the top o! the list presenting the names oi’ the sires of winners during the current year. To this he has also added s new world's champion asweil as a three year old that went out oi his class and won an aged event lrom the best horses or the year.

' O! this pair Hanover’: Bertha. in July gave notice that she was on her way to the highest honors that can come to a horse by winning at Grand Rapids in 2.04%. In that event she was iorced out by Main PMcElwyn. A few weeks later the colt equalled the mark set by Hanovers Bertha in a race which he won at Aurora from his stable companion‘ Jessamine. <

The next march towards tlie limit of speed for two year old trotters was made in the two year old divi- sion ot the Kentucky Futurity. In the first heat o! that race Hanoverk Bertha reduced the record o! 2.04 held jointly by Mr. MeElwyn and Flreglow lo 2.03%. On the next trip Main McElwyn showed in iront at the wire in 2.03%. At the finish oi each heat the Kentucky yell whirl- ed through the stands but the out- blirst was mild to what was heard the tollowing week when Main Mc- Elwyn won the lirst heat, oi the Lex- ington Stake by a neck from Han- cver's Bertha in 2.02%.

This looked like the limit for a two year old trotter. but Tom Berry ielt that he had a little more speed than his filly had shown. The rol- lowing week he brought her out again and in s trip against the watch placed the world's record at 2.02. each hall o! the mile being trotted in 1.01. ‘This ﬂight oi speed together with that shown by Holly-

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on the new mixture o! Peter Volo and Dillon Axwerthy. It is new the leader in the next remove from Peter, the ‘Great and Axworthy.

All this more only‘ “d . l“ t” I“ “m. m‘ o” “not Volomlte was the three year old

Q New is tlie time to get a reel handy Die" , ee e very -. v - which showed that he could detest 3:51“? Suitable for a Chrhtrlle Gilt to everybody er the “ed hon” m” is h“ we could 7 ' ' have done in 1m when he was a ' champion at that age. His record of 2.0m was made in thO ciiamr on _ ' ,, Purse at Hertlcrd. It will ellisohno , _ . . - doubt remain as his limit as. e es T‘ mun-mam‘ “- H Y. ‘J _. been selected lor e place in the stud

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The following table contains the, names or» the leading sires o! win-i ners this year:

Z°J§'.Y.33§..;.;t::: .::::::::: 22- 5;; “éggphl- rm" mo» Bclwln slit .,' from ‘wmhw "° San Francisco . 5i‘ hMst-ua? cm be ‘ummd "P m ciiesiniii Peter is Lm-“n” °' m‘ W“ “lmmiini Grattan Royal 42 Mmu_ ‘ Hedgewood Boy 39 "Like u " 5"”

Ortolsn Axworthy .. 33

Etawali 2s Th" "nth 110i- "at. Pcter the omit . 22 3° "Ch 0M fulfiilins General Watts 2i "l! Gad-swan hcstl‘

Peter Scott 21 And the application ol this Goet- Dillon sirwci-lliy iivllﬂ-n moi-w to modern lire and its McGregor the Preet 12! conditions is suﬂiolently obvious. The Senator i0 ______ __

Guy Axworthy was represented on the turf this year by e remarkable group ot aged horses oi which the leaders were Fullworthy. the winner o! the $10,000" event at Syracuse, Guy Ozark, the winner o! the ‘Transyl- vanis, Gayiwoi-thy, the winner oi the Walnut Hall Cup, High Noon. Ben Guy, Saint Guy, Sweet Echo, wniner ol eleven races over the half-mile tracks, and Guy Aubrey, winner oi twenty-live races on the western tracks. His outstanding colts were the two year old Guy Day that was timed separately in 2.03% in the lexington Stake and the three year old pacer Petroguy. with which Palin won eight races in the Grand Circuit.

Labrador and Bronx were the lead- ers ln the Belwin group. Palln won eight races with Labrador, one oi them being the 025.000 pace at Tol- edo. Bronx won twelve rsces over the halt-mile tracks where the competi- tion wes keen and the time feet {or the double ovals. The other promin- ent ones by Belwin were Orawlord. now owned in California, Cherokee Hal. Flambo with which Harry Brue- ie deiesied Bronx. and Evergiede.

Oi’ the titty-one winners credited to Ban Francisco. the moetoi’ them were raced on the hall-mile tracks. The best showing was made b7 Neil Frisco. Andy Frisco. e brother to Benerdo. Quick Aasetts. which has. been sold lcr export. and Betsey Prlgg.

Chestnut Peter the fourth Walnut Farm stallion‘ to appear in this group. ﬂashed into the flood light when Peter Cowl won the seem trot at Toledo in 2.02. That event niede him earccmaaain; trotter c! the year as the beet in Reining were up him in

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The oustandlng winners nl inc GFliil-ﬂ Rhiial group were Dsrky Gratten. Willis Grettan and King; Grattan. Cap Leggctt. Hunter Hedge- wcod, and l-ledgewood K. were the best in the l-ledgcwood Boy lot. Oi

the thirty-three winners by Orlolnii Axworthy, Guy Worthy and llliaci Neva. were the best known. Red nwah led the Etawah vrinzic-rs liLez- Trumpet dropped out willie Lullzlwat.‘ and Lucy Lullwetcr ‘Iere tho Inst among the representatives oi P9101"

Steve Watts was the fastest oi the‘ twenty-onr winners Watts. Highland Scott. Olera Bas- com end Nora Scott were the most sucoeaslul among the representatives

Axworthy. Axworthy Pride. Miss Hanover. Hanover Dillon and Nancy Hanover were the best. Contender and Bir Guy Mac were the leaders among the McGregor the Greets. Both o! them took the word in the fastest cqmPlﬂy on the mile tracks. Ha was else-well represented on the hell-mile rinel by Heather loll. Net Worth and ‘Rh-y McGregor. _ The young alree ‘The Senator and Mr. Mcllwyn. also allowed that they were on their way to world honors. Oi The lenetd let Belly names, Young lenetcr. lenetor Brewer, nip- pling Water. Reactor Perkins and You’ no van in m muse. son- peay. All ct the Ilcllwyn rep- resentatives were twoJeal-elds end lronihielinterwolleelabttlill llwo Iain llellwn won nine reees and pieced the reee more tor reels of his 2-035 jwes . lﬂ I ‘flee in 2.00.

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