Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-03
THE BANGTAILS.
LOS ANGELES HORSES ON THEIR
WAY TO VICTORY.
The Two Strings of L. J. Roses Race
horses-Notes About Santa Anita Fly.
ers-A Lesson Learned.

During this month several strings of
racehorses will leave Los Angeles for
the east. Los Angeles county will be
better represented this year than ever
before. Billy Appleby, the well-known
trainer, expects to leave on Saturday
for Brooklyn with the eastern division
of the Rose stable. 1t is intended to
break the journey by laying off week
at New Orleans. This string is made
up of the following horses:
Odette, 5, Shiloh-Margery.
Rico, 4, Shannon-Fannie Lewis.
Fairy, 3, Argyle-Fairy Rose.
Johannes, 2, Longfeld, Nonage.
Levoir, 2. Argyle-Amelia.
Nomad, 2, Wild Idle-Amalia.
Gondoler, 2, Flood -Cornelia.
Hinda Dwyer, 2, Reform -Margarah.
Arnica, 2, Sam Brown-Belladonna.
This string is we'll engaged in the
stake races at Brooklyn. Fairy, one OF
the sensational two-year-olds of 1890, is
as fine as silk, and no longer shows any
sign of lameness. She has shown sew
eral very creditable trials already.
Odette and Rico are both entered in the
Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps.
Both have been especially prepared for
the Brooklyn. The two-year-olds are a
good average lot.
Billy Gardner, who has charge of
Roses western string, has his horses
all up to concert pitch for the coming
meeting of the Blood Horse association
at San Francisco. These races begin
next Saturday week. After this meet
ing this string will be sent to Chicago.
The western string is as follows:
Conrad, 3, Flood-Goula.
Peri, 3, Flood -Frolic.
Blanca, 3, Wild Idle-Mutiny.
Mulatto, 2, Argyle-Patilla.
Bon Voyage, 2, Argyle-Jennie G.
Romero, 2, Argyle Rosetta.
Barbara, 2, Pat Molloy-Desolatio
Leola, 2, Eolus-Vigiline.
Conrad and Peri are both entered in
the Pacific Derby. Conrad will in all
probability be selected to carry the Rose
colors in this important event. He has
developed into good looking colt and
should render good account Of himself.
Sinfax, prominent Derby candidate, is
reported to have gone amiss.
The best horses now left in the Derby
are Rinfax, Ludowic, Black Bart, Con
rad, Homer and Peri. The latter flly
has grown considerably. The 2-year-
olds should render good accounted
themselves. All are in excellent form.
The Santa Anita string will leave in
about fortnight. James Simpson has
been training the youngsters since Dow
Williams left for New York to look after
the string left back at Westchester
The youngsters selected to represent
this county are as follows:
Santa Ana, 3, Grinstead- Clara D..
San Joaquin, 3, Longfellow, Santa
Anita Belle.
Guatemala, 2, Rutherford-Arritta.
st. Augustine, 2, Gano-Sister Anne.
Rio Grande, 2, Gano-Glenita.
Galindo, 2, Gano-Farida.
San Salvador, 2, Gano-Maggie Emer
son.
San Pueblo, 2, Rutherford Marie
Stuart.
Santa Catalina, 2, Gano-Josie G.
Esperita Santa, 2, Gano-Jennie B.
Salonica, 2, Grinstead Jennie d.
Gorilla, 2, Rutherford-Falle Leaf.
Yucatan, 2, Gano-Hermosa.
San Zolela, 2, Gano-Experiment.
La Puente, 2, Gano-Belinda.
Santa marguerite, 2, Rutherford SAINTS
Anita.
The two-year-olds are the best average
lot ever seen at Santa Anita. San Salvado
| is half brother to the crack filly Sinaloa
He is strapping looking colt. st
! Augustine, q racy-appearing colt, is