New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
YOUNGSTERS THAT WILL RACE.
ANOTHER LOOK AT THE RANCHO DEL PAst
YEARLINGS.


Charles Reed after looking critically all tho
Rsncho del Paso yerlngs at Jerome Park on Sunday,
vent to the box occupied by No. 20, and placing his
hand on the colts whers said This is tho pick OF
the lott The animal, an Itch bay with white strip
In the face and two white feet is by Warwick or
Ban Fox out OF Second Hand The attendants with ono
accord insist that he Is the image Of Warwick. set new
see In him strong resemblance to Exile,
bis hsifbrother
This fellow" said Mr.. Mackey. tho head and front
of Mr.. Haggn's great breeding farm had not been In
box six days in his ufe until he started Fast The
hfe Of the Rancho psso yearngs is Of restless
activity. After being weaned the colts and flles are
sci aaed and placed in adjoining pastures, where they
can get q straightawsy run OF at least mile. Hero
they gamLo the lyeloDG day. When the sun goes
down tho signal to come home for the evening feed
starts them all q for the stables. No such sight
ever was seen on this everyday struggle
Of q hundred young thOrOughbreds. Perfectly I'm
uammelled they lay themselves down TO the ground,
strainng every nerve and muscle to get the load ana
keep It, Only In Italy anything approaching such
Q combat be found. There horses are raced without
brides saddles Jockeys. No wonder the sons and
daughters OF Sir Modrd. Darebn, Ian Fox. Hyder All,
John Happy, Kyrlc Daily and Miner are such perfect
creatures!
Have you any King Thomases In the lott" Trib-
reporter inquired OF Jim. one of the head stable
men.
4Ise got TO- Nv um, sab" he replied. zen ono O.
dem IS got fetch mon Thomas, CT hab ter fling
Dc las dollar at de auctoneer umseH.'
The four are the Wsrwick-SocOnd Hand colt already
mentioned the Sir Modred-Maran fly tho Ban Fox
Illusion colt and the Ban Fox-Qucen colt The
Marian fy Is half sister OF Emperor Of Norfolk and
The Car. No finer yearling more fashion
ably bred ofrorei at public SALE She will
not fetch Is much. however, either OF the colts
Tho son Of Ban Fox and Illusion is said TO be very
much like bis src. King Thomas was handsome
yearlng but tho Ban FoxQueen colt surpasses him in
6nish and style.
August Belmont is reported TO have said that the
chestnut colt by St. DaIsc Of Maud Hampton. the
dam Of King Fox, Ban Fox aud King Thomas, will
fetch sensational price than King Thomas, who
was knocked down year ago al the prneely sum Of
SIS 900, and privately sold an hour later 10 scnalOr
Hearst Of California. for $40 900. 1t is more than
likely that Dir. belmont himself will so up into the
tens Of thousands for this youngSter lie Is eXrava-
santy fond Of st. Ba.sc the OF the great Hermit
and lord Of the Nursery stud and will easily yield
to any man In q competition for the Of the Derby
winner and SO grand q marc as Maud Hampton As
rule the brothers and sisters OF great racchOrses
aisap pont ments, but in the OF Maud Hampton a
potable exception is found. The fact that this dam
threw King Fox and Ban Fox to the cover Of an i'm
sorted horse will scarcely be overlooked by thought
hui buyers. ,
s.ns. ~ tbe word o draft or wcedng-out. inasmuch
as M Haggin has catalogued every yearling he pos
sessos that Is sound and good enough TO oier to
discriminating public. William Easton has been In,
limit or reservation OF any Kind whatsoever fol,
iowins "a list OF the mares whose produce Is found
In the catalogue: