The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-19
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
EHE Town FILMING AMOUR CHARLES
REED AND ST. BLATsE

REED AND ST. BL4IsE.
The stallion Will Fay Tor Himself IN q Few
Years, Barring Accisents-.A YeariinG by
Hiss seid on Saturday for $1,000 and =
weaaiing Bring. 81 500 =. M. Reeds
Other Hermit Sire what the RIG Sale
Meast-Newccmers an the Turf Opening
OF the Bsitimore Meeting - Tc-day's En-
tries fur Pin,,ico and euttenburr.
Charles Rood Of tho Fairyew Stud. Galatin.
Tenn. challenged the admiration OF the world
on Saturday night when lie paid 100000 for
tho famous stallion st. Blaisc. It was not
generally known that Mr.. Heed was In the
market for Hermit's son. tho public anticipat-
ing warm contest between Messrs. Haggin.
Morris. Young. Lorillard. Stanford. Potter. and
the agent Of some English breeders. so that the
sssemblago was surprised when Mr.. Reed bid
100000 ut the outset. thus efrcctually stop
ping nil opposition.
Tho town talked Of nothing else yesterday.
and tho name Of st. Blaise was In the mouths
of persons who had heretofore taken little or
no interest In thoroughbreds Those not
familiar with tho earning capacity Of a sue
oessful sire marvclled that any horse should
bring such n price in the sale ring. and some
folks said thnt Mr.. Reed must have more
the horse ns grand investment and
such no will provo beyond doubt.
Earring accidents. Tho stallion will 90 to
the Fairviow Farm. which Is located near
Gallatin. Tenn. 90 day. where Mr.. Reed has
some OF the most highly bred mares IN the
country Mr.. Reed may keep st. Dlaiso as
private stallion and permit no outside
mares to Wait hlE. ut any figure. but 1t is
more than probable TINT stated fee.
probably $1,000. will he charged. and q
limited book will be opened. A ycarling by st.
Blaise brought 100000 on Saturday night. and
= WEAVING sold !or $500 on Friday Tho
public will readily observe that q horse with
smseIi IL short ': sme. Thint Of T yeaflnx
Sy st B" 1sm OFT " Ys 81 hsr ps * fOPgs
Would G 1T It bring IN New York sale ring at
the present standard q values NJ. Reed has
does not meet Will, any mshnp or contract
Years active stud asty. as So + but , il years
Sor:to in the ring on Saturday evening. He
onsissksa AK hSfse s shSwn o IA not sp
Sssd sascS i II S"%l Ssss 3. of b!sise T.
Wmsa aa Or s Th1sa ni between races on
Charles Reed Is fond q nermits sons. but up
r. w hhs S Se had hs SSaasss H. G
view. but death cut short his successful career
limited tme MI. FlcEwieE was il H. stud he
u the bes s sSa eoss
% WIZ e aSa fSsSSs SPS W.
viii have better luck with st. Biaise a' '''' "''u
st Blaisc brought more money than any
.6s &c ef 1 s!ha1n I savn Il s'
sa o ssai s seG Is Jams are members Ak
Nth The dspCsa Of the Nursery Stud was the
the breaking np q the most successful private
* any money during Nj; Bel mont's iiietime
that carried, Of the stanchest supporter
81
army Of turfmen. Messrs. Potter. RUPERT. and
FeiIsehmsn bnuyinE literally during The week
scented. M: Potter who viii probably both
IN New YORK soc i FSe Messra wen Rappsrt
snnd F a,Ln.1 are wealthy brewers who
Eo. and Eeetonser fsmiles on Il. stephee
In u small way for some years. Postguard
and sGsSGn bsns A. h ssnsr has
two grand brood mares. and the old gentleman
ns4Yy T Pmr Ss ys s sG
evidently believer in the future Of the turf.
c {; ,p falling to his bid: me yearlinss PIT
shrswd book maker paid Tor their dams ms" az '"e
Win the close ofthe legitimate racing season
q into o0 m Of h" Foae has
baltimore: where the fall meeting OF the Balti-
osSee o T b st d and the
Baltimore meeting promises to be very suc-
SSs cess, a. many horses q high quality have
ing will be success with Hugh D. Mcintyre
i dlsg: This is the programme for Pimlico to:
F.' Rae Rns'r ,y 5000 for All nEs. ys fsrIcns:
TS's ' In TO- ta! Ell isf iy 81;
ssssa% KsSs,r":.s 1000 for all ages. allowances;
iass 67: ac dt; Rosa IT, I 'S s%"e I.wIs $.
Third Rae Purse 500 for twc.yearolas: selling al.
ss s;s !"ass G@s a.a H
s.S Mn'9 40, e scree" lo kn"raAck 1856 Recess 100
FOURTH Kace--rur.e s1oo for three yearolds: penal
sssi i;s po". "Se.'sr III ka..ei 'l i.s
rim ihsrerurs. $500. for eey-a!o!a. and M.
vhr'i: selling allowances: one mile. BalyhOo, IjD
pounds: II. John. lnI: told Dollar I05 Louise IOI
H. Charles. ~; hoodln, M; Lynn. ttI; senator Ua
Secretary Whitehead offers the following in
torostlnS programme for ,Gnttenburg. where
James !. Caldwell will hold tho starters flag.
Mr.. Caldwell could not recciye higher com
pliment than to state that be has been en-:
gagged to start at Grayrsend. Sheepshead, and |
Norris and Monmouth Parks in 1892:
First Rsce-Purso $500. ~ which $50 to second for
fw"!e rod nnident allowances nv~ furi0ngs iOn-
E,ier jos: 81 Denis: iuA BON voyage, 1ts; Vocalist.
l,S: Faux Par coli, ioS: iatinns i0s; Archie Collins
1us: Majestic; l.S; Ieorge d., ns Bn,snIn los: sax
opin ltho: Mah.i u. fomsroy. 1906 ranway. 1906 Mar.
mont. 100; Lillian ", Iu
Second kace rMr;s $500. Of which $50 70 second;
$reaitss IA YInd': SEarlins ~; ,'ertis 2. 1915
}OS LORD Dsl,nsny ioo Psrid loo Express VI; Marie
Third RACE ,Faise $500, Of which 500 TO second;
for all ages ceiling allie mile aud
Hncelanu. ia pounds: Bsnedictino. 100 Fr0ntenAc,
1O5 LepantO. lO3 kmbery. loa Lillian. 100; Miss
Belle. W: virxo, Mi John Cavanagh. H5.
Fourth hacePurse 500. OF hich SIC second; for
All ages aowAnces; nye and Onehalf rurongs.
erarhsman; III pounds: rosmentor, lOIi Early Hos.
som. lo4 San krdo. lo4: TiOyn, lO4: Umpire Kelly
JOB: TOrehlght. 102 lssAq1snk nlly rA AfrplAnt NO.
~ sta W. sIrP E ~ lucky Clover o. M"yD
Fifth kAce-rurse S6oO Of which $40 to second; for
AL ages: selling allowances one mile The sheriff 10
Pelham, lOU; kichal lO5i Brussels 1902: Gettysburg,
ao?: Iceberg, 9a; Forest KIM ~; Little Minnie, 49,