The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07
GOSSIP OF THE HORSES.
TINE YEARLINGs TRIED SO FAR SAID
10 be UNIFORM LOT

lowers of the Turr-Guttenburs En,ries.
Turimen are very busy nowadays. as this Is
the season when the yearllnRs arc tried and
owners indulge In rosy dreams. Visions OF
winning tho Futurlty and other rich prizes for
wo-year-olds mako life worth tho living and
should tho young things not run up to their
form next spring the owner has had somo
pleasure in contem plating what might have
been.
Every morning the courses at Gravesend.
Morris Park. Sheepshead Bay. Brighton Beach.
and Monmouth Park and tho many private
training grounds In the East nre tho scenes OF
the greatest activity. The trial gallops OF the
yearlinRs at John A. 4 A. II. Morris's Mary
land Farm and those at Rancocas and tho
Blomton quarters at Babylon are. OF course.
we'll kent, but the gallops at the race tracks
are moro or less OF public character. The
indications are that tho two ycar-ods Of 1893
will be an average lot. as the work reported so
far has been too uniform. but some clinker
may be under cover at MiddleburG. Rancocas.
or Babylon. The performances OF the Eng
ltsh yearlings imported By the Messrs.
Morris will be closely followed by rae
ing folks. and. should they turn out we'll.
It may mean tho loss OF considerable
money to American breeders as n number Of
going abroad next year to buy in the English
market The Moirlses were offered hand
some profit on a number OF their purchases.
and they could. had they so wil!ed. nave made
. great sum on their investment had they put
UP the twenty yearlings at auction week az
ter they landed iu this country. But with the
influx Of new blood. and good blood. into the
turf and ali high class thoroughbreds. wheth-
or bred in America or England. will always
command ready market here. Scrubs no.
body wants at any price. no matter what sort
OF pedigree they have.
There will re great time at Tattersnlls'
the vreates collection Of race horses seen in
Years under one roof. will to sold 10y auction.
VII BE- At lest twenty wLe Gd Sr "T the
yearline brother to Sir francis. and others are
behalf Of Marcus DAILY Of hn,ronda. Mon.
offered $1,000 for the entire strns: out 1.-THE the
enasr ,S n Thsn BynGs WYE WH e Ms5
on Saturday evening and Il ANYBODY wants to
must be- prepared for a stubborn contest.
Pierre Loril'ard undoubtedly has an "m;
Sa % TX SeoSs will there ,e enc TO S secure n
anything his fancy falls upon. as. with Billy
Lakeland training. bis Stale should be second
Morris. VI. +. and r J. DIVER. ". OBJ. Mac
nSnougf Fsschnap: ZACH NnirpeTt WsiI
IL q
DAILY. stephen sanford, and others that could
be named VI be there to keep things at boil
Ing point. There has been consiH"rable dis;
cussion as to tho merits of Sir Francis and
Don Alonzo and the Ir!ces they Will bring.
Ono well-postrd authority offered TO bet that
hc had no takers. Sir Franris is regarded as
tho superior race horse. nut very keen rae
inE man. owner OF one OF tho most extensive
stables in this country. said during the Mon
mouth Park meeting:
I'D lik. to own that colt lDon Alnnzol He
shouldn't have lost race this year"
canyon is bound to improve. rs ie is Long
fellow. and gives promise OF going on In his
ceding lot Of weichtto the Annie i. colt. a
mighty smart youngster. by the way. and one
that will give somebody u heartachc next year.
judging from the manner in which he spread
eSSs'd h1s if'd Il the staksi and
sR Sse vii "aa SS tse
general public imasnes. as she must hold her
own In the han,iicnrs next year and viii have
lot 81 speed and should be "a great success in
After the Ehret horses are sold u number OF
highly bred yearlings. the property OF James
peGper: and n graf! from ,r the stables Of
Of. Mr. Pepper states in pla n figures what he
Is willing 70 pay for each OF the lilies Offered
Fol, instance. he SAYS, regarding, Fnvara.
w%Hpshcr g! g, 5 Lonrslowh and FavorSss
done, her racing career. il sound for
Kesns's lot include, the winner lrorda, tho
%nias 5 If;
sravonla. BY Markiand. out Of i;osa Mailer. tho
gellinG Trophy. Ly sir Mo,Irrd. out OF Caris-
nsrs in the stud. while Trophy. II brother TO
Wheeler was on OF the most promising OF
Mention of tho Morris horses realls the fact
that .rainer Wyndham Walden. although
severe askmastcr. has the best tempered lot
racing season is over and the string hns been
taken back to tn. winter quarters ut Middle
are turned out in paddocks every day. Not
one In u paddock. but four or five stations to,
Rether. agreeing as amirably as geldtngs. and
as many mares in another enclosure. Russell.
Terrifer. and other stations flaterniZe aud
never fight. 1t is safe TO say that Walden is
Starter jimmy Rowe had quite II time start
Ing the ponies at Linden on Saturday. There
dash at three fSrlenss and among t them Hnn" Was
the pony Powder Face ridden by u boy named
Kuhn. Powder Fnce was next the rail, and
Balm made no effort to bleak away. Finally
Why don't you break1 Don't you know
,''Oh. yes. l know hell Of lot" was tho
Rowe had difficulty in keeping back laugh
chance. Still no break, and the starter said
that he would be compelled to leave him at the
:. What's the use OF having the pole II | don't
get of first" was Kahns comment. his voice
rising to q sharp tieble as he concluded his
protest. He had evidently been 10 a trottinG
meeting and heard the starting Judge order
the drivers to score with the polo horse, and his
argument WAS too much for lowe who laughed
until his sides achsd.
Kahn took this us compliment for his
ehrewdness, and when the others broke again
and the starter looked inIuringly ut him
Master Kahn screwed hi mouth to one side
until his face wore the most quiZZical express
sion aud winked knowingly. as much as to
say, " We know our business"
After dozen breaks Powder Face got away.
but no was outclaesed. and got no part OF the
Tint clever young sportsman. Foxhall
Keene. will sail for England this week to spend
the wintor While abroad he will look over his
English brood maros and take another tilt at
hunting In England and !rsand. MIR. kerns
knows q hoyse thoroughly. and rides SO well
'that mono Of our protest. onals can give him
the regulation seven pounds and have any the
beat OF It. ;, AT the post he is as alert as Jimmy
Mclaughlin in his pulmiest days.
~. The committee OF the Parkway Driving Club
OF Brooklyn announce y holiday matinee for
this afternoon. The first event will 10 Il iree-
for-all trotting match to harness for0 a
whip. and the second event n trot to road
wagons, distance one mile. members to drive.
hest two In three heats. for hOrseS in tina a. 100