New-York tribune., 1891-12-20
BREEDING IN TEXAS,
JOHN A. MoRMs's WORK THERE
MORE FAME FOR THE LONE STAR srAry-xo,,-
ABOUT HORSES GENERALLY.

MORE FAME FOR THE LONE STAR STlTy-xo,,..
ABOUT HORSES GENERALLY.
John A. Morris has his ideas In rs,ars .
breeding and intends to breed the best on N, -
established lines OF breeding lie Il the s,~,.
OF 1900 acres Of the finest land In the great I.
star state In the pleasantest portion Of It. The ma
Is In q locality which Is In the heathiest part a 49,
Southwest IL Is well watered and wooded. Ana :
fast becoming the resort Of eonsumptives The a, !.
so equabIe at all seasons OF the year that II eanpas -
exceed in the opinion OF experts In breeding for a.
purpose With the choice selection Of mares 49,
bc has sent there, Mr.. Morris is TO max a s.s
of his venture In the ranks OF the breeders in a.
country Like all things In whicG he takes an lns.,
IL is sure TO be done systematically, and every asp,
is paid to details, b. the smallest Item. he l.-
himself posted in regard 10 everything At his A.a,.
at Throggs Neck Mr.. Morris may be seen at tas ~
advantage as he has his record book Of tie nany n.,
being bred ON both sides Of the Atlantic
OF course II Is customary TO place the pick Of "A.
stablo first. no matter where the animal Is scsA \
rnust nIease Mr. Morris to find that the highest -
vearIing is one OF his breeding and bred On N.
Texas establishment. Mr.. Norris purchased ssvssz a
the choicest specimens sold at the ycaring sales A
also will race several BY such sizes as Galopn spnns
field yarcaldine, and other leading sres IA
England but the hlghestbred Is the bay daughter
Hudson Ia brother 10 Barnesj, dam Venture BY Ina
Kyrle DAILY dam Jctsome The readers Of The TnA
une should make q note about this nily as she a,
superior 10 Georgia, or any other owne: hy kr
Morris. Nevertheless Mr.. Morris's recent si;os
purchase at Long Branch is a grand FLY and nora
than iustifes the high opinion held by the ualns,s
n. Long Branch in regard 10 her. but Risk. q. Ia
dsghter Of Hudson is appropriately named, holds
her safe. Risk has all that Is desirable In q yogns,
ster-slzc, bone, speed and perfect conformatsa-ss
that she is all that could be wished for In 40 IND.
vidual FLY. That a brilliant future is before ha.
her trainer, wyndham Walden feels certain.
Venture the dam Of Risk has another yearnng hy
Howard. but was bred TO Cyclops last spring. n6
vs. In foa to the feet sou Of Nortener, whose aHiA
was reported In The Tribune. But TIE marS ~ b
bred back to Hudson next Whoever svAs
the colt or flIy which beat the fly Risk shouA
get the money. Here Is the list Of the horses
Texas belonging to Mr. Morris. besides Venture:
Imp Serene by Sterling dam sedste.
Imp Prosperity, by zeaot, dam Wealth.
Imp Peterville. by Peter, dam ROsaFIa
Imp PnrrJ, by Mscsroon, dam Pilsse, bred 10 csysn
INN Proserplne by Robert tho Devil dam PoloaasA
brcd to Screen winner Of the Cambrdseshire II $500
INN. Princess by Go. Frederick. dam PsistRe, srS
to Hudson.
Imp Mushroom, by Galliard dam Paryenue.
Imp. opaIescent by Melton-opsline.
INN Persis by Zenophon, dam Pcrpes, bJed TO cyeca
Imu. Cheese straw, by Munoaster. dam CAeesssalA
bred to Britannia.
Imp. Judy. by Sterling. dan Morriont
Imp. Terre Hsute, oy Mardcn, dam Indiara' bred
Oyclops.
Imp. St. Genevtcve, by PeegrinO, dan Panla. Sra
to Hudson.
Persistent, by Sir yodred, dam Parthens.
Nimble by Pleyna, dam Aohsah. bred 70 Cyclops
Zlttella, Ly Barnes, dam Bonnella
Zulu by Pzarro, dam Zoo ZJO bred 70 Hudson.
Alice by Stonenenge, dam Mary Buckley.
Ida West. By Reform dam Blue Lodge, bred 70 Ba.
tannic.
Imp Veronica, by Trappist dam Doe bred to HucsOa
Vshnu, by Hlndoo, dam Matte Amelia, bred 10 Lifrs
Farrell
winsOme, by Kyrle Daily. dam wlnfred, bred 70 cr
clops.
Imp. Tournure, by Ben Bottle dam Oatmeal.
Affection, by st. Blaise-AGiny.
All Hopes, by Tom ochiitree, dam Asp
Imp. Corallne, by Tontlne, dam Da-Myseile.
Everywhere, by Tom ocbiitree. dam Gunsre
Mary Coroets by LongfeIOw, dam Belle knight, orct
to Cyclcps
Prudery by Duke OF Msgenta-virsnity, dam Of Pris.
a highly tried yearng.
Queen Little by King Emest-M'nofAy' o'ed
Cyclops.
Lady McNairy, by Duke of Magenta. dan scdlS ~
Marry.
Luna, by Asteroid, dam Glendur.
Manic RUSSELL by Eolus. dam Tile Russell, nu
Cyclops.
Ambition BY Tom Ochlltree, dam II. V. s.
INN Certamen, by Ben Battle, dam Makesure.
Imp Contradiction, ly Sterling, dam Canstry. erds
Britannia.
PICKLE, by Tom ochiltree, dam Faithless
Flying Duchess, by Tom ochiltree, dam LoWland pSo
ess.
FraIty By Prince Charlie, dam Blundes
Imp Haste, by Energy, dam GarrSn.
Hope by Tom ochlltree-Hlternla, bred 70 Hudsn-
Jet by VauhaN dam HeathcIbcli, bad 70 Hudson.
Minnie Walden, by virSah dam Zadie l., bid y
Hudson.
Mss Kader, by vlrsian dam Rosa Kader.
Triylality by Pleona, dam Fr,Vouty
Queen sabe, by voltlgeur dam Mary corbett tfed
Hudson.
Queenstown, by Tom ochiltree, dam Hloerna brd %
Cyclops.
Rosa Kader, by Abd-el-Kader, dam Rosa
scotua, by Bonnie scotland dam Jdniata
Sapphire ty 1om oehltree, dam Jet
Mr.. Morris will surely build up Il reputation 10
Texas as q breeding country. IL would be diAsu'
TO select another assortment 0f mares 50 hneo bfa
and come from many different winning sHile'
IN the thoroughbred world. The colt and nllies "
Britannia are a revelation TO all who have seen them
They beautiful animals. and every one on the pH"
says that the other sires not equal TO Bn'aaae'
Hudson Is now the pet OF the Texas ranch since hi'
yearngs have shown we'll. Risk by odds being 'as
champion OF the Morris yearlngs.
Mr. Morris has also number Of trotting staino~
and highly bred trottlng mares on his ranch ana INC
influence OF the choice strains Of blood on the hse's
horses Of that section will make Itself fet 50 ths
few years every fameI i'm the counirT VII! DC Oroa
ing two mares with the result that in'teaa "
bronchos ID bands high. they will send 10 the narNS
horses equal In size. breeding and quality TO any sa
in the country.
At Morris Park the yearlings have all been 'nes'
and the trainers have settled down for the winies'
The track is kept In condition that the BOYS eAa
get a good thing ready for Guttcnburg II they c
so Inclined Frank A. Eliret's stable is the largest
the track. Matt Allen. the trainer Is having Ssss
built to suit him. The entire front is Of ghss, sa
IL is perfectly ventilated. The change Sncc Ss
occupied by Charles Reed Is wonderful as he kea
so dark that any person who managed to get N W
stable would need a lantern and search warrant y
find one OF the horses The stable was one Of ."
most successful the turf In the season Just ps~
TIE winnings were slo4,OOo. The horses went u"
winter quarters In good shape. although Allen s aos
a little repairing to some OF them. such as bA~"