New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
spENDTHRIFT YEARLINGS.
agnLor 10 BE SOLD AT MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN TO-DAY.
EMISSIONS BROTHER AND THE CONSTANTS
NOBLE FILLY-TuRF NOTES

NOBLE FILLY-TuRF NOTES
Mr. Esston soils the spendthrit ycarhnes 'ou"s,
They comprise superb lot OF colts ana hines' sA "
tho former and five of tho latter tlrst IN inc cato
locuc and foremost in the estimation Oh noiscn'e" "
!. dark bay colt out of the imported marc hapang"'
som OF the famous Kingston The younsster' whiic
c,osclv resembling his brother in many particulars,
ls wonderfully unlike him In Others hngs.oh Is o''o
al ths most dolcatcly constituted horses on the Aer
can turf and HIS fss.dious appetite has always gwen
his trainers trouble when fit he IS unconaled ior
ssd but ho Is rarely at his best He one OF those
h,oh require to be trained the phrase goes
round n pocket handkerchief Hc is certainly not
Y,Nver horse-hc can't stand hammer1ng bu' 'nis
warning brother is Of coarser grain he is haruy
hooking fellow from stem to storm. one that u turneu
loose In a pasture could take care OF himseiL oio
seas I'm him plenty Of substance and no flaws rake
rim A no stands and you will have to admit tha' ne
a. one Of the stoutcs best looking and most promis-
ing youngsters got by his celeorateu sno'
Kinnston's price ycarng was S2'2oo' IL 10 ue
uIsyod that his brother viii bring three times as much
Mr. Bathgate kept busy yesterday showing the
yeariings to prospective buyers, many OF whom went
IN Madison Square Garden 10 study legs In general
and hooks pastcrns and hoofs in particular, IN ouci
that they might bid intelligently to-day Inc peau'
f FLY out Of the imported marc ConStantlnopie' Jam
of Dutch Roller completely filled the eye OF proies-
sional and amateur, and tuned every heart 10 sihe
her praise. Such perfection of symmetry Is seldom
eoualled and never surpassed. Nothing couo DC
better or more fashionable in breeding than this oVe
lKentuobian Her dam is by Lord Lyon winner vi INC
Two Thousand Guncas tho Derby ana the d. nser'
while her grandam, Curiosity, was by LORD Oliluoh'
sEthner of the ST. Legcr and a son OF Ne"mihster'
sire Of tho great Hermit Lord Lyon Is also the sire
of Minting winner of the Jubilee Handicap, carrying
lao pounds
tremendous combination of winning blood is seen
I'm a brown FLY out of Bombazinc, youngster OIL tue
Kipgston-sr Dixon ORDER level lengthy, without SUI
houfnf
bazine is one of the stoutest and most iashiohaoS
ibrsd mares that have crossed the ocean Her SIRE
ncas ts now regarded in Europe the most success
ful OF the sons Of old Stockwell in the stud her
daughter is not so large some of her companions,
but shows quality in every point and action.
Among the others are brother OF Green Morriss
colt America, brother of the unfortunate stockton.
brother of Green Morris's Golden Feel. brother OF
Carrie c., and a half sister Of Masterpiece bay
FLY BY Eolus out Of ExcellenZa sturdy we'll
furnished youngster. is sure TO bring gooo pri0o'
She looks like Eole. All of the spcndthrfts are en-
gagged In the Coney Issand Fuurity for 1e9o. Inc
best judges agree that the lot has never been eAeco
Mn Easton will begin calling for bids promptly at
boon
light colts and FLIES, tho property of August Bel
mont and the produce of ST. Blaisc, kinghsher and
F,ddIest!cks will also brought under the hammer
They were bred at the Nursery stud Lexington N.Y.
and with the exception of Phoebe flly by 81
Baise out of Lady Mentmore, arc all engaged IN inc
Futurty Four Of these youngsters are the hrst
of the get of st. Baise, who is Derby winner ana
of Hermit.
shopls the bidding be lively and money plenty Mr..
Easton may be tempted to sell other colts ana
Giles which have been put in his hands TO Dc AnocAeo
down. ,,,,,
Next Monday the Rancho del Paso yeariings Will De
sold These are the property of ]. b. Haggih' anu
comprise scvenytwo colts and hllies, tho get Oh Ban
Fox Darebin, Hyder Ali, John Happy, kyre paiS'
pxIH
Iroquols, George Kinney, King Ban, Mortemer HOOK
Hooking Duke of Norfolk, Onondaga and lnndoo;;
The lot arrived at Jerome Park few days ago ana
will be exhibited at Madison Square Garden this week
If is said MISUNDERSTANDING reports the contrary,
that Mr. Haggin has mover seriously thOush. ~ no
ING ali future sales of Rancho del Paso yearilngs ID
talltorna and running excursion trains thither from
the East. 1t Is cheaper to bring SoIs 20 me-" ioiA
than to carry dcadheads to San fraheisco'
1t is said that Linden, Elkwood and hamburg VIII
meet In the Bay Ridge Handicap IL miles, 70
morrow. 1t is pity that The Bard was not entered
for this race
Tho surf Stakes will probably 60 to the DwyeTs
beating the other day, but the tables may De
turned tomorrow. BY strange oversight frehch
Park not entered
@There were six horses in the Suburban that can
beat Ekwcod at weights" said veteran trainer
"CaIse they we're killed before the race in their
trials You can't work horse in 2:1O and 2:lI
every day and expect him to win anything
Complying with the peoples wsh S%et the b CSnsy
where they can be SEEM and has also hung up black
board on which tho mutuals arc chalkcd.
Next year the American Jockey Club viii prop,
ably race sixty days, thirty at Jerome Park ana
thirty at the new Westchester course The architect
who is designing the buildings for the latter was at
6hcepshead Bay Suburban Day taking notes He
talls Of building three story DrcA stain' the tmru
story being the roof
Raceland and Prince Royal make a curious pair
The former trains very light while the latter runs
big. Raceland Is coming into form, and II Rowe can
keep him condition he will soon be ready 10 show
his heels TO Emperor Of Norfolk There is no
doubt that he retains his speed,