The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-16
TALK or THE TURF.

Marcus Dsly's Rsssing seahss-Msegsn's
saall naFlng.
Prom the San Francisco Chronicle,
L. J. Roses will not be the only new
running stable to TO East this year. Mar
Gus DAILY has gathered together . likely
lot of young ones and will trv for some of
the big Eastern stakes, Last month he
sent eight yesrlings East and they are
now quartered . Matt Byrnes' farm at
E~atonville. NJ. The lot was purchased
from Mr.. Haggin. They are Silver King,
Oh. c., by st. Blaise; Maud Hampton. q
fun brother to King Thomas; Prince
G si%s: Mss.s r. f. i. BY s., s 81 BAN Saaf sss.;%s.
Queen; Gold Dollar, oh. e., by Sir Modred-
Trade Dollar; Hististos. ;: { by Sir
Modred; CHI. T.. by Sir Modred-
Liz.ie Lucas; Bonnie LAS. oh. T., by Sir
one of the lot is said tn be the brother ~
King Thomas, Silver King. He IL de-
scriiDed as a bright chestnut, with good
idealback for a weieht-carrier. The entire
string IL heavily engaged. The fact hat
the horses we're sent TO byrnes has led
to Mr.. DAILY, but were the property of
Mr.. Haeein; This idea was further
Mr.. DAILY is NO little known among owners
of thoroughbred. He. however, does
own the horses, and will race them under
care in the selection of runners that he
employed in the picking, Of his trotters.
The trotting = made itself famous
higllest-priced horses i'm the west. MIR.
DAILY il several times u millionaire, and
when he fancies a horse. He paid $4,000
for the ~twO-year-old Mascot and $25,OuO
for Silver King. His colors in the saddle
will he copper-colored jacket and cap.
Haggin's horses at Monmouth, I'm
Byrnes' care, are reported in capital con-
d,, r H., the mare FIR rhre n,, being t ~ esps@,,
are Salvador, Fresno, Fitzjames,. Kern,
Ransom, Saraccn, Fernwood, Hockstoue,
will be very small. He will employ no
regular jockey, but will depend upon Sc
curing good men just as occasions may
Noah Armstrong. who2has now the sou-
briquet on the eastern tracks OF "Old
spokane" Armstrone' ha. his string of
the lot il the colt Polemus, by Red Boy
Lady Prewitt, and he is looking SO grand
that his owner thinks he may prove an-
Dr. C.. w. Any. the of the Geb-
hard and Langtry farms in Lake county,
Eiked a great deal of horse over the Pal
ace round-table. The brood mare Miss
yosephine. by strahan. slipped e colt iosi
The three stations. at the farms have q
busy season before them, according to the
| nified their intention Of sending mares to
them. Seven mares belonging to the
farms are In feal to them.
The Turf, Field and Fdrsa, in its Christ
mas number. publishes q list of all horses
who have passed the 2:2O mark. and from
the list il il found that local sires are well
| represented. E~lectioneer heads the list
with eleven: Sunof2 :1OX, Palo Alto 2 :12H,
Mensanita 2:16, Anteen 2:16N,, Adair
2:17L, Lot Slocum 2:17L, Norval 2:l7H,
Bonita 2:1SL, Bell Boy 2:lyX, Kinda Rose
2:19X, and Antcvolo 2:19L.
Nutwoodf follows E~lectiOneer with four
f Fe IKE a s:is; s MSD Maggie i:'i Z. 10y: Isx" s'''~
Sultan sired STEAMBOAT, 2:12L. and Ruby,
2:19L; General Benton sired Sallie Ben
Wilkes got Lillian Wilkes, 2:17L, aud
Sable Wilkes. 2:1s; Elmo got Alfred s.,
2:1S. and Overman. 2:1SL, and Director
2:19X.
The list showing twenty five California
bred horses that have trotted i'm better
than 2:30.