New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
HISTORY OF THE WINNER.
SOLD MONTH AGO FIR $4,000 TO RICH
YOUNG SMELL


How rrca, a game Of chance racing is NAV be well
.naeined when TWO such a>tutc racing men as -
Porter and >ir r. Jardine sell a winner Of the Derby
within month Of ihe race. even II they got 10000
for him. Porter has trained several winners OF t'e
Derby including Ben dor u-00A >hotovcr le--''
ormonde Il --G and he i, >tll training for the pnRe
Of Westminster. Lord Arlington. >ir +. Jchn>lonc
cir J. r Mackenzie. j. Grctton. ". Low >r IL Ja'
dine and Others The Prince of Wales and Baron
I,trseh have taken iheir hor,o- from Kincscarc 4"
Newmarkct where They will D. trained under the super
intendence Of Lord Marcus Hcrr>iord. A. {" Nir H.
Jardne be comes " an old racing family ana h'd
the reputation of being very smart. Consequently
their sale of Sauoln D. slr james Miller Wa, Looked
upon ss JOB to palm Of COLI that had been
tired and found wanting, on a youns, nth swell
of the golden calf typc.
The turf writer of Truth d May 10. siId;
II anv OF nv readers ha,, backed Ns,aoln for ~" Derby
advise them to hscce once Il they Ia ro-iton 70
do 40 II this horse had good chance Of winning At
Frsoni d. certainly would not have been sold br Sir
Eobert Jardno aud rof'c and under The 'if um''"h''
! shogh b. take 100 70 about hu ln' pr'''
tica conclusion 10 tuis AL = that larh
Away b. tn best thrcry fod At kiue.c~r" ann suspect
it wsl turn out that Il considerably the superior d"
sainfoin When Sir Jsnos Mers unsop1''uc~''o '"' '
a.nee IL nor developed by sNI~ronc' h' WI i'"-.~
mat clever people who thoroughly understand "a' INC
sporting Trl,s" denno. che great game n''"r ~
lor.o Of h-h public putioa uul'- - OBJ" - nch e''
they have r,a.on. wonder uAt Porter di no pas on
sanfoin 10 Baron IIir.ch ln.n r'0 90 King. 'i"
This worthy nnanci,r Very ast' n his Anrs "ith
The Turkish eminent but on "a" ur Dee is ~ much "N
a. h. element q. ffllt Irttl Na.N and i" "f'nV-
Of ,he Porte app likely 20 De h'pn7v avenged on "h'l
Lord Bfsco1sneld described "n~ Isin- % N""m"rNet
Tho -aiufoin tc Ju-fiN1b' tAk'h A. an ''
,,, ,h,t to.c N s.nt judge. DO no. ianc
his rr.om chanc.- " shall discover ~h"'h'
Porter Robert JarIno have t~en thrown INT" a
ranr hv Surcfoot Vhe'h.r d. n,t Nght Ava j, 30
much he superior a. ~alnfln hat me arf Is not worth
keeping IN the stable Ia either sanfon n"'d no
loneei he thought Of 10 conn' i'1 with he D"fo' WIN"
surciooi and rght Away ON their legs.
sanfoln was bred by Her Majc-iy and !, by Spring
field ont of 1iuda. she by Neutock ont of sandal
by siockwcl: Wculock by Lord Cpdcn out Of Mineral
by Raaplan: Springfield being hy II. Albans ou'
stockwcn out of Bribery. majority of these we''
winners of The TWO Thousand. Dcrby and II. Icger
in i--s 10 John Porter for $50 sunca,. lie !, a
chestnut colt. with a blaze face and Two wh1lr hnI
shows great length, vim level back ana p'"
,acNvar9. won the Hstlev stakes on August . a,
iewcs. lie gut away badly a. 10 pounds; bu' beat
eight Others fchind rctting 10 /. II was hi
only engagement. as he went aw.' soon after the
Handicap at Kempton Park, bat was disqualified
under tie new rules in the matter Of mrtner'hps
o. distance one mile. lie was handicapped az o.
pounds and beat Dry Toast. 7b pounds chcrD3' fuI
started fsNortc al ~ l" .. lic was icu n' ,i n,H
az Chestcr MAY he Won h" Dee Stakes a. a nil'
Peanfcrt's Bulls Eve. 11G IoundS. lettius 700 t'
q on Sainfoin, vino won In ciuter by half lcnfth
saoins more important cngngemSn, & N, t.'
st Ascot the Ictlard Plate and the Midsummer
Plate. at Newmarket in July the Krowsley DinncI
Stake AZ Liverpool: the ~ussc& >talcs' ~ GOOD
wool: the -; Leger at Doncaster. aud the Champion
Stakes at The Newmartet second October meeting.
Sir James Miller colors arc white Jacket primrose
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