The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-26

more than sI00o00 to It's credit and only three
spring meetings over. For many years r. w.
Th Sursas at r S the n Mvs M srat Ss
been done That at the beginning Of the season
those handled near the sea where the climate
In April and May is not SO favorable as in
Mnrs hors Tse arc Esea right that
tracks S sf in tSls vicinity and meeting lot q
e sesses IS the Morris horses train Oh and the
Will s Se afn Mas
and June. and every year, to their unntterable
sey M nCns tho TIM Mns
easily lead all competitors when the season is
half over.
ST. FIoRIAN AS A MONEY MAKER.
st F Ia 4; h SON q st BsG and
in the Morris string in 1891, being nt one time
regarded as the best two,year;old IN training
His Highness before the end Of the Sheepshead
Sssss y as 9s wso Is * SsiSs
SS DRIVER when bh k f. be ds
had more speed than any other two.year. oid in
and was credited With showing the white
feather when pressed at The e, tlnish The dis die.
nstrous iall at SheepShead bay. when the colt
leaped the rail and almost carried Fred Little
f2r st Florlan's faint h9artedness but It was
being almost sightless. He cost the Messrs.
f ove r snsons sRss
b. Mars Laughing Water. Georgia. Exotic,
Pr Pr WcSs Hpd d Siss5 members Credit e
p pRenomsS Ss last my S.n She Is hopeless
as
all, Russell Terriiier. Ambulance. Reckon:
and ned e the turf q
and would not run up tfS his true form; When
spras he hoasht had the Hand
cap as good as won. as the son Of Eolus had
r"s h sa ala tho
with the colt and he trained of, His perform
anco in tho Brooklyn was meritorious consid-
no was in the front rank for more than a
mile. Terriner was q better horse In
aaras tho and
to Russell by many when the stable moved to
Morris Park; He wasa sterling performer IN
inyincible at GravesenId, and gave conclusive
Old colt or lilly that appeared at that meeting.
Like the colts. she trained of after u time: her
ssgeasn & sHn s as Sea
den Thought she could, beat such horses as
Tepny; Tristan. &c Clarendon. and an! Riley mile
mile mill in i:6 or better. and md tho : Chances
are that the race was too much for her.
II dpGseT enn H TsaR wn cn
Of his true form at any time after that.
Correction was the crack Splinter OF the early
ing Of such fleet thoroughbreds US Chesapeake
ara RcSlars in short order sh Like ey,erythng
tho n
nous. as one Of the greatest cutters on the
the ather e
bined except St ,Florian.. She raced almost
constantly IN. all kinds Of going and In sun
she was in the front rank. In heavy going she
showed that she is superatiye Per perform
sa ssasF se hG lily
px2S!d R| 90 into ofdinsry animal
in better condition than many horses In the
same stable that saw the post not one quarter
sad es Feshap s s fl
We're not represented in 1881 by q single ami
NAL save ,Caynga. besides the two and three
appearance but once or twice in public. Their
under the circumstances are very
+ stay HIS sons A Inay u H en- and
c6arss o, every detail at Norris Park.
outside OF the Secretary's Office. That he
New York Jocky Club meetings in Isl will be
long by those who had the pleas
ure OF visiting the finest course In America.
DAVID GIDEON THIRD ON THE WINNERS LIST.
Third among winning owners comes Mr.. Da-
Highness and Merry Monarch. the handsome
total Of ;sli5.532 being placed opposite his
to be accounted for. Mr.. Gideon was in previ-
GUS years the owner OF no race horse OF SUI
$1,000 for French Park and never got him to
i race. A great admircr Of the sport Of kings.
j John DAILY. to have the best that money could
buy to race under the dark blue in 1891. With
oRd IN trSSsd the late Be-
!nont's horses for many years; MIR. Delmo3tS
horses were to be I'D. and as Rowe had tried all
to buy four or five OF the best and was to re-
e the syasn R see
purchased His Highnsss IS, by imported The ~
SseS Py By f ST. sase
2 Potomac IF she q Iy Tara3Stsis
So. 400 for Messrs. Gideon and DAILY.
HIS HIaHNEsss $4,000.
Rowe's judgment was excellent His High |
hess was the sensation OF tho year, winning |
no FuturitY with 40 pounds UP. tho great |
stakes. nine races in all OF an aggregate value |
If Sl13.OOO. the greatest amount ever won
could have been greatly Increased. but Mr..
Gideon and Trainer Johnny Hyland. who took
he colt when Howe went to Bufraloto act as
hought the gallant fellow had richly earned a
est until next spring. and. as sound as ON tho
dds went out Of training Those who have
seen all the greatest two-ycar.olds that have
'aced in recent years place Hi; Highness in
hc front rank. and many declare that no is
he king pin of all. His temper is perfection.
md nobody ever cav gamer ,youngster. his
husiasm seen on any =, race course In
he vicinity Of New York within tho
ccollectlon OF old-timers. Johnny Hyland
md Rowe are both Of the opinion that His
Iighness should have won the Great Ameri-
an Stakes, at Gravesend; but they are content
- it Is and willing to wait until next year to
1--WE the three year-olds a trial. il His High
less be- entered for tho Brooklyn and Suburban
it will be interesting to note the i'm
,oSts that ,Messrs, Mcintyre aud Lawreence
10 will get more weight than has been given
hree -yenr-od in II like event In the world.
10 handled 100 pounds In the Futurity as II no
liked 1t. Our trainers would never quit pro,