Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-30

Raceland proved that he Is worthy Of q
place among the best horses OF tho year by
winning the Suburban handicap and other
classic events, which netted a total OF $3.50
Fides, Belinda, Prince Royal and others in
cressed the fund until 1t reached tho sum OF
sl2S,s330 which Is the largest amount yet won
by the Nursery Stable on tho turf.
A recapituation shows that tho stable
started % horses in i62 races, was first In 30,
second In 30, and third In &c.
Congressman w. l.. Scott, OF Erie, has no
reason to regret his return TO the turf, as with
stable composed entirely Of twelve 2-ycar.
olds he won tl03, his chief bread winner
being tho chestnut colt Chaos, who won tho
futurity stakes at Coney Island and the Car
taret handicap at Monmouth park. In addi-
ton to n sweepstakes at Coney Island In tho
spring. His total earnings amount to sos, $50,
putting him far In tho van Of the 2-year-olds
Of the year.
Mr.. Scott started Is animals In SO races, Of
which they won IL, werc second In 3 and
third in 10. His total winnings amount TO
$l03s15
James B. Haggin, tho copper king and mil
lionare banker, has had wonderful success
for the few horses he had In training In 1889,
his earnings netting $l06,S33
The main stays of his string were that
great pair OF racers, tho 3-year-od colt Sal
vator and the 5-year-old mare Firenzi. The
former started eight times and won s7l, ,1s0,
which is next TO Hanover's $4,000, the
largest sum ever won In a single season by
3-year-old. He was first In the Tidal, the
Realization, the Lorillard, and other great
prizes, and always carrying tho top weight,
and suffered defeat only once that being In
the Omnibus stakes at Monmouth park, when
both Longstreet and Proctor Knott headed
him in one OF the greatest races OF the year.
Although Capt Sam Brown was not often
seen on any Of the tracks, save when he had
q rare good chance Of winning some big
stake, he more than reaped his share OF tho
profits. considering the size OF his stable.
With his 3-year-olds Senorita, Reporter, Cor
tez, j. A. b., Buddhist, Pet Morris, Galop,
the 4-year-old Defaulter, Brown Charlie and
Blue Wing, he captured $50, 7S7.
The temporary retirement Of Mr.. Alexan-
der j. Cassatt from the turf was surprise
to nearly everybody save Trainer John Hug
gins and few Of Mr.. Cnssatt's intimate
friends. He was fairly successful on the turf
this year, capturing s6i ,93l, although no had
but one stake horse, tho tricky but speedy
Eurus Taragon, Maidstone, Eric, and Now
or Never were all very close 70 stake class,
but Eurus was able TO hold his own with the
best Of them, and was, next to The Bard, the
best horse that ever bore the tricolor
David T. Pusifer, tho we'll known sports
man, who formerly lived in Chicago, would
feel more grateful had the fates willed 1t that
Hamilton could have ridden TeDny In the
Realization stakes.
This would have meant suro victory and
$4,000 more money to Tenny's credit, bat
Mr.. Pulsifer will try TO struggle through the
winter on si7337, contributed by Tenny,
Brother Ban, Grimaldi, Punstcr, Jr., Coots
and Sir Joseph. Tho erratic but phenoms-
naly speedy Tenny is the king pin In Pull
sIfers equine household, his earnings amount
ing TO SIS, $40, won In sixteen races.
Mr. Theodore Winters, Of California, tho
owner Of the phenomenal El Rio Roy, whom
many regard as the best 2-year-Old that has
has ever appeared on the American turf, is a
very comfortable winner, although his stable
is "A small one, numbering four In all.
His winnings amount TO sG3 1880, Of
which El Rio Rey, with an unbeaten record,
Is the contributor OF the lions share, his
seven victories nettiug S37,iS5. Senator
Hearst began the season with as fine "A string
or Syear-oids on tho turf, but III luck pur-
sued him, and no failed TO win more than
s32, ,G52. Tournament won sl4,5l7, including
the Great Eastern handicap at Sheepshead
Bay.
The racing stableof Messrs. J. A. and A. II.
Morris pockets SC7, l52 as its share of purses.
Cayuga and Civil Service were the best win.
ners OF the string
William Lakeland of Brighton Beach, as
usual, made both ends meet, his stable of
seven winning s4f,42l Exile, the winner OF
the Brooklyn handicap and other good races,
heads tho list with sl2, ,f25 10 his credit, but
he IL hard pressed by the Dywer cast of Tea
Tray, whose earnings amount TO Sll $40.
ID. ID. Withers did not do very well this
year. He started % horses in lG2 races, won
2l, secured second In 70, third incl. His earn.
ings are ~, ,4SS, Of which King Ernest is the
heaviest contributor.
Lucky Baldwin has been unfortunate, hav.
ing both the Emperor of Norfolk and Volante
on the retired list. His winnings are $50, ! Z
against sl0s, 800 Of last year.
There have been individual borses which
have been gold mines TO their owners as foI
example Warnke ~ Sons Reciars, which
won $50, il5 in stakes. Il. T.. Campbell's Pro
lection, which woa the Junior Champion
stakes at Monmouth. Spokane, OF the Mou
tana stables, won $3.50 McClelland 6
| Co.'S Badge won si9,3iS The number OF
] thoroughbreds which raced this year Is In ia,
neighlorhood OF 5000