Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-24

/; nut FLY, who won the Los Angeles derby
! in great style couple of weeks ago, is il
! fine fettle for the Oakland and State Fail
| events. She, like Kildare and Lurline, i:
well known from her performances on tbs
! home track, She, too, is daughter Of
Katie Pease, her sire being Milliner, one Of
the Rancho del Pasos celebrated Leming.
ton stations.
Next was Largetta, three-year- old STALL
ion, who also won money for his owner at
the Los Angeles meeting, in clever mile
and-a-sixteenth race. He is by ellis john
son. dam Leverett, by Lever.
Mystery is a two-year-old bay lilly by
Three Cheers, dam Mistake, and is one of
Mr.. Storms most promising youngsters.
She is beautiful looking animal and has
every characteristic of flyer. She is green
to the track yet, however, and will have to
be put through few races before anything
definite can be known of her qualities.
Cheerful is another very promising two
year old FLY. She, also, was sired by
Three Cheers, dam Queen Emma by
Woodburn. She met with an accident
while training on the track about month
ago, which set her back several weeks in
her training. and it is doubtful now if she
will be fit for the State Fair events,
Mr.. Storm next showed his five-year-old
gelding Forester. This fellow is rather
speedy, but is fractions at the post. Under
the treatment of Cyrus Holloway, Mr..
Storms able head trainer, Forester is show
ing much improvement, and it is thought
that this fall he will show up as well as
any horse in the stable. Forester is by Joe
Hooker, dam Matte G.
A four-year-old gelding by Keystone,
dam by Norfolk, was next looked at, and
then Mr.. Storm looked mysterious. I've
got an experiment in here" he said, open
ing the last stall, and showing noble
looking four-year- horse. This chap"
Anderson of San Gabriel, Los Angeles
county As two-year-old he was thought
to be one of the best racers in the State. At
that age he won two-mile dash in 2:3S-
pretty good time for little fellow, Ell?
Bat since then he has been badly trained
and abused. have taken him for awhile
to see if | can't bring him back to himself
again, and he is showing improvement al
ready. l expect to run him at Oakland"
His name is Four Aces, and he is by Hook
Hooking, dam Maid of the Mist. He is
truly fine-looking horse, and good judges
say he will be heard from at Oakland.
SOME MORE GOOD ONES.
Mr.. Stembler, who has charge of the
Shippee stable, was not to be found. so an
inspection of that stable could not be had
Two or three blocks from the Park. on F
street, are Colonel H. l. Thornton's stables,
and thither Mr.. Storm and the newspaper
man headed. 81. Jones, very affable and
pleasant gentleman, has charge of the in
and he very obligingly showed
the visitors around. Only few horses are
in the stables here Just now, but those few
are good ones. The first Splinter looked
at was Bessie Barnes, magnifcent-look-
ing two-year- old FLY by Haggin's i'm
ported Darebin. Her mother is. Carrie G..
(by Monday, who was noted for her speed
as a two and three year-old. Bessie Barnes
is considered by many horsemen to be one
of the finest proportional fllies on the
coast and great things are expected of her
when she gets little older.
Abb was next seen. She is a five-year-
old mare by Red Boy, dam Abb, by Wood |
burn, and has raced prominently at the
Blood Horse and State Fair races, and at
the Blood Horse meeting last fall did
mile in 1:414. She is splendid type of
speed, but little nervous in appearance,
caused, it is said, by the amount of speed !
she inherits.
David s. is a two year old colt by Joe |
Daniels, dam Maggie s. He is green colt |
but is finely proportional, and if there is |
in appearances, will make first |
lass racer, as the Daniels stock does, with ]
,ge.
Arcade is another two-year-old gelding
With bright future. He is by MIliiner,
lam Mamie Hubbard by Monday.
Another of Colonel Thornton's two year.
bids who will give an account of himself |
ome day is Peralta. He is by John Happy,
md is a full brother to Kinney, the Dwyer |
Bros celebrated racer
There were several other stables in and |
round the park that contained some splen-
lid racers, but lack of time prevented |
our of them.