The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27
RACERS IN A REGAL HOME.
NOW IROOUOIs, PAROLE, AND OTHER
RAGE HORSES HAVE WlN1ERED.
The strsus Or ThsrsusAsreas shat Msy Lead
this Yssr-Piseiss Great Path ~ Morte.
asr's ssss aaa Daushters-why they VIII
Nse Race h Jerome Park this Spring.

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Branching Oh from Inc Imam. man inc o, inc
ESnnsyah,a n va, .n.n .u .h n.,.
ware River several miles to Kinkors, another nor
,aIlas ~ inIa,a ro,iin, nonntrv 20 Johstown
m.lCs .. lnIana ron.ns COUNTY " 'oD'''""'
,oha,own .hov. wSv tha u,ma OF ,bs retired
little hamlet is growing familiar to tho oars Of
turimon the world ovor Hero. with q broad
avenue running through it Of moro than "
mile In length. Is ishncocas STOCK Farm.
ton; one Of which by winning three great races
in England within eight days. and tho other
sht .mo .%a. " hrod borao.
Souia hoi% .hoIr OWN IN n tho beat Of company
II IL also tho homo OF scores OF other race horses
that form A large part OF the current history OF
unknown to fame. Moro OF those Juveniles arc
~ .nps.r this season thnn from any other
breeding stable In this country. Waeers havo
been laid that thoy would win more races than
.ne Uwyer pro'ncfS so'eo.Su s.s"x ION .no
yearling sales IN hentuckS ana tennessee
sn nSb s a a
stand out as prominent rivals Tor turf 6onors:
Much hns been printed Of the strength and
q tho ,Ss but s
View 81 Tie NUMBER and
condition OF horses, In training reporter for
y sgs pdi s,s ys e ssnsSs Fad
Pss!salis y winseS xhsat an smeSaiS tinss:
give a partial conception Of the farm and lie
stock and buildings. The simple truth 10 that
. clear day. and the earth revolved under him
from the stock farms Of Maine 70 those OF the
Tcua b. most I'D deoply impresssd on his mem.
DRY as to equipment and order would DO the
farm At Jobstown. 49,. ,
Pierre torliiard q race course, with circuit Of
the road. and large kitchen garden lies on the
other side. Adjacent TO the cottage ts q con-
rare flowers are raised during the winter. Be.
neat cottages dot the landscape.
o. rsmsiIns to Mr. drsNoa that the PIs g
maze srand 2iS.nps ne sau and nand9 n ita
G Thera 81" and not
poor one In the lot, The place. contains 900
locust posts and pine stats. The posts cost. Is
cents each. There are $50 miles OF pipe drain;
ases and don't know how many AZ miles OF gravel
the farm"
Mr.. Charles Thompson. who has the super
was delseated 70 show the Treasures OF the
place. Notwithstanding nm intimation TINT
81 the VISIT hoson
must look into the edge OF the game preserve.
:ns 5 and s dusa
that; We'll hnvc plenty Of time. too to look at
the horses. Our trotter willtake us around in
short order.
Annisink Creek ripp!es through the farm. In
some places 1t is rs wide as the Elkhorn IN the
that n rroiracted drought. water can be-
backed up on the meadows: Huge windimiils
sH n rSs w nI rSn art'san b Wells
ponds were stocked will, German carp. The
nah have proven proven, very prolific Some q Thorn
attracted attention. 4 tree. With trunk about
iss f rem the sro%nd rH% i"
vas covered with dead birds nailed to it. The
"%Ia't are they :" NJ r,,,,n,o, ,,,,,,,,,
w. told tES story ihSnss SSnf The
gsme. LiIE. t., w., o.,n ,vo. ,,o non,. ,,o,.
VAR young dpSts r.ssa from sgsss Of t a6s
In sss s ~ 6e sn
nstE 81 ,Ss %ssr
trIdges and prairie chickens Of more, subdued
quail and grouse appeared in sight when they
heard the steps, OF Keeper Chamberlain. who
feeds them regularly with grain. pure Al
bino robin was taken in tho bush recently;
Great pains were taken to keep the white bird
aliyo. but no died after II fey days OF captivity:
The, birds have winttered we'll. book OF
records kept in English fashion. OF the shoot
tng, shows bags OF game ). running from 10 to 90
In young orchard adjoining tho game pre-
servo the small trees nro surrounded BY fine
wire network setting into the ground This
Is to preserve tho roots and tender bark from
bolng eaten by mice during tho winter months.
Large trees In orchards. where thorouhbred
yearlinEs are nermitte! to run; are surround
cd with large frames OF wire TO keep tho young
sters from injuring themselves when they run
against the trees In their impromptu flights.
Seventeen yearling colts were kicking up
their heels In one field and twelve fllrles were
Arching their necks in the next enclosure.
nost OF them were by imnortedlMortemor,t tho
others by the Duke Of Magenta. Saxon. Fal-
Lexington mares. all OF whom made them.
Florence. the dam OF Hindoo. The youngsters
are nearly all large and promising One stands
Is hands inch. Hero ia another big one"
said Mr.. Thomson. % IIo is a Mortimer. You