The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-23
Famous Horse Trainers Discuss the
Prospects for the Coming
Season.
A Great Deal OF New Blood Will
Show Itself This
Year.
Many Two-Yaar-O lds-OpInionx of "Snip"
Donovan, Matt Allen. Starter Cald-
wolf and Judge Blake.
Careful preparation will reap il. reward.

RbOnt concluded, and in 4 little more than
q month the Brooklyn handicap will have
/. bssn lost and won. This season will mark
= now era In racing, for many new owners
have come into turf life and magnificent
new stables have been brought to an stfec-
two standing in the racing world. The
most conspicuous Of these ers will
be Frank Ehret. many OF whose horses ran
in the AcLswse stable last year With ex-
cellent financial results. / saw Mat
Allen at Morris Park the other day.
and what he said concerning the
splended condition Of the Ehret horses
was amply borne out by the appear
ance of the animals. '.Snip'' Donovan.
who trains Mr.. Pulsifer's horses, including
the famous Tenny, was not so confident;
but. then, 'Snip'' and Mr.. Pulsifer have
fooled the public before, and ! think that
Tenny ia in condition to run the race Of his
life. but there are two or three stable COM
pnnions who will bear witness in the big
events to the great skill Of the famous
trainer. Roi, . two-year-old chestnut, by
Lesbon. out Of Briton, and a two-year-old
nv Sir Peter, out of Sursfoot, will be the
nav stars in Mr.. Pnlsifer's stable, which
ontertains tho following list Of flyers:
Tenny, 6, b.. h., by imp. Rayon Dor
Belle Of haywood.
Roi, 2, chestnut, by Lesbon-Buster.
Kinkover, A, b. G., by Allela-The Squaw.
TWo-yeAr-old. by Dutch skater, out Of
half sister to Hermit.
Two-year-old, by Kingston ~ Ambassa-
dress.
Two-ysar-old, BY Lesbon-Minnie Brown.
Wah Jim, 8. Oh. O., By Himyar-Whisper-
Two-year-old, bv imp. Kingston-Bedott.
L.. pI~ F,,n~ Fn1SD,c &M
Sir Peter, 2, BY Falsetto-Surefoot.
Two-year-old, by R~apture-Addie Is.
Young Ehret il q newcomer, with an i'm
posing list Of youngsters, some OF which
will be likely to do good work. He has the
following horses:
Fred Lee, 3, b. O., by imp. R%ossineton-
Mamie q. ~
He'll Cato, 8, b.. e.. by Forester-Bonnic
Wood.
San Juan. 4, oh. O., by Norfolk-Ballin-
cite.
Demuth. s, b. O., by Ten Broeck-Belle OF
Peter, 4. Oh. q, by Long Taw-Athlene.
Yorkville Belle, 8, Oh. f., by Miser-
Tiara.
Rey del Rey, 4. b. G., by Norfolk-Marian.
Clarendon, S, b. O., by imp. St. Blaise-
Clara.
Two-year-old BY Miser-Giencairn.
Two-year-old by Luke Blackburn-Tus-
cRrora.
Legerwood, 2, by Mr.. Pickwick-Jerry.
Sir Francis, 2, by MIR. Pickwick-Thora
Don Alonzo, 2, by Long Torn-Round
Dance.
Two-year-old BY Mr.. Pickwick-Misa
Dance.
Two-ysar-old, by Paniqus-sweetheart.
1wo-year-old, by Mr.. Pickvick - Eti-
quette.
Colonel Fred. 2, by Muscoxy--Rebound.
Runyan, 2, by Longfsilow-Fanfare.
Two-year-old. by Duke of Magenta-imp.
Picture.
Beau Brummel, 3, GlenRarry-Verlein.
Brainerd, 3, by Observation-Disclosures.
Trulinqer, 3, by Faustus-MagRis Mer-
rill.
Judge Post, 3, by Forester-Miss Lizzie.
Addison, 8, by Saxon-Mary Washington.
Fairview, b. C., by Forester-Wissahickon.
To this list shouId b. added Fond du Lac
and Hotachimie. who may run this year.
Both are three-ysar-olds.
While there are two important stables
other owners and trainers have not been
idle, and some splendid two-year-olds will
turn out Of the lots reared by such old time
and excellent trainers rs Feakes, who has
charge of the Burridge stables at Morris
Park; Rodgers, who has been winterinp
horses for y. s. Brown; Snediker, and X. K,
Alcock.
All of these have been in splendid quar-
tiers at Morris Park and are showing the
result OF training in their spring logs.
While no attempt ut time has yet been
made, the indications of great work are very
favorable.
At the Coney Island tracks this winter
work has been az encouraging as at Morris
Park.
At Gravssend the most promising stable
ID that in charge of the old veteran, Green
Morris. Strathmeath and Judge Morrow
both look IS though they were in trim to
run the race of their lives. Then there i.
tho doubtful horse Library, the high prioed
brother of Iroubadour, who for some IN
known reason was not run last year, but
whose career, Mr.. Morris say0, is exceed
ingly promising. Lis-Glen. Library's full
brother, is a two-year-old, who has almost
made a wonderful squirt on d short stretch
of the Gravesend track. But here are the
such great hopes:
Judge Morrow, b. h., 5, by V%aRabond-
Moonlight.
strathmeath, b.. G.. 4, by Stratum ore
Flower of Meath.
Cerberus, b. e., 4, by Luke Blackburn
Clan Hop.
Celia, Oh. M, 4, by Day Star-Miss Mo-
Gragor.
Falae B.. eh. O., 8. by Falestte-Bessis
Morrison.
Tom Tough, oh. o.. 3, by Fellowcraft-
Felloitia.
Rex, b. O., 5, by, Ieonatus-Ehis C.
King Mac, b. or 3. by Leonatus-Efie G.
none.stsr, b.P.,3, by imp. Deoeiver-
Library, b. ga, by Lisbon-Glenlinn..
Lis-Glen, b. C., 9, by Lisbon-Glenlinne.
Pat Malloy, Dr., b. c., 2, by Pat Malloy-
Elisa.
ICON" Leighton, another famous trainer.
has had Colonel Rupper's horses in charge.
Con" will be remembered ma tue trainer
OF Chaos. the Futurity winner. Here is his
lot for 1892
Ajax. b.. o., 2, by Dandie Diamonte-Moon-
light.
st. Domingo, oh. c., 2, by st. BIaixs-
Lady Primrose.
Cnur dc Leon, b. O., 2, by Leonatus-Vil-
lite.
Craftsman. oh. c., 9, by Fellowcraft-
Radha.
Pensacola, CHI. ia, by imp. Maearoon-
Bijon.
Olivia, CHI. f., 2, by imp. The J~acobit.-
Oliviok.
Tallahassee, b. f., 9, by imported Maca-
roon-Wigwam.
Sonora, oh. f., 8. by Hi Ban-Refrnoticn
distraction filly).
Henry Harris has w. M. Rsrriok's stable
in charge and this is his string of finely
trained horses for 1892, all of whom have
winterod at Gravessnd:
Blue Rock, b.. h., 6, by Billet-CnlomeI.
Tom Rogers, br. c.. 4. by Falsette-Ems.