view raw text
. i , 1 ; CREDITABLE RECORD OF H. C. HALLENBECKS STABLE With the brilliant two-year-old, Worth, figuring as the chief ornament and wimier of his stable, H. C. Hallenlxjek had no reason to regret embarking in racing. His was a measure of success rarely awarded to a newcomer to the turf. Aside from the achievements of Worth, Mr. Hallenbecks three-year-olds, Adams Express, Stinger and Housemaid placed striking displays of great speed to the credit of his stable, and Iiiuntleroy. while not at his best this year, more than paid his training expenses. The acquisition of the excellent, "lilly, Azyiade. late in the year was a transaction adding greatly to the prospects of the stable in the racing of 1112. The only stroke of ill fortune falling to Mr. Hallenbeck in the course of the year was the destruction of Stinger and Herkimer after the racing season was over. Botli were horses of great speed and their loss was a severe one. But even so, the stable is well fortified for the future and if no other misfortune comes should be distinguished next year. Here is its record for 1011: Horse. Age. Pedigree. 1st. 2d. 3d. Won. Worth - Brown colt, by K. of the Thistle Missllanover GOO 514,025 Adams Express ii Chestnut colt, by Adam Frederica 3 G 1 2.270 Stinger dead I! Brown colt, by Voter Mosquito 3 4 1 2,070 Fauntleroy 4. Bay colt, by Little Saint Flickainaroo 2 0 1 1,807 Housemaid Day lilly, by Broomstick Ethel Pace . .. 3 2 2 1,714 Prince Gal" 5 Brown horse, by Galveston Princess Noretti.. 2 0 0 SCO Sir Marion 2 Brown colt, by Orsini Lady Marion 1 0 0 450 Azyiade 2 Bay filly, by Cactus 11. Miss C 1 0 0 415 Herkimer dead 4 Bay colt, by Chuctanunda Auriesville.. 0 10 100 Miss Minnie J! Chestnut filly, by .Meddler Spectrum 0 0 1 4! Totals 21 IS C 4,4S0
