The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-19
GOSSIP OF THE HORSES.
STdMHOUL, 2:O7 I-e, An
DAY YESTERDAY.

TAe Hobart Trotters None the Worse for
Their Long Journey-Mr. Samuel Gamble
Talks About Stambour- Record Who
Wni buy the King 1.-The Kellogs and
Tsttsrsslis Sales - wisgin Talks About
His Marc Martin wiikes-Mr. Croker
Has catered HIS Thoroughbreds IN His
Own Name-To-day's Buttenburg Entries.
The American Institute building In Third
avenue. between Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth
stSsets. was thronGed all yesterday by horse
mon from all parts Of tho country who were
looking over tho Hobart consignment Of trot-
ting stock which arrived from California on
Saturday evening. and will be sold by Messrs.
p. c. Kellogg 4 Co. to morrow and W Wednesday.
There was a strong desire on the part OF
Eastern horsemen to soc STEAMBOAT, 2O7h. tho
king OF trotters. and the superb son OF Sultan
WAS repeatedly led from his box and taken
out upon the impromptu track which
has been constructed about the building
No praise is too high for the cham
pion. A royal-looking horse OF splendid
proportions. Of rich dark bay color. he fills
the eve OF the horseman In every particular.
The great stallion stood the trip across the
continent splendidly and was full OF fire when
brought out for inspection. Such wsll-known
horssmen as Albert II. Moore. the owner OF
Director and other renowned trotters at Clo-
verdell Farm. near Philadelphia, were pres emit
whom The Sun reporter called at the Institute.
Mr. Moore was loud In his praise OF STEAMBOAT.
and It would not be surprising II the game
Pennsylyanian had O bid on Sultans son to-
morrow.
This opens the way to the query. who will
buy Stamboul and how much will he bring2
1t 10 said that j. Malcolm Forbes OF Boston.
sl.IlA
turf: ]. H. Shuts Of Parkville Farm. who
makes his home in this city: 7. p olcott Of
Hound Top Farm. better known through his
connection with the Central Trust and other
financial institutions in Wall street. and Sena.
tor Leland stanford OF California oil want
Ssrs Tss b sSS S S and at une
gentleman at the Institute Yesterday after
noon sald IN tn. hsarine Of SAMUEL 4ambIs.
East, that the King would bring ut leas S5V. 900
he. IL hope Nobody viii bid on him at all" ~
Nh. Gamble: who L known H, by hn ,rse ie
Sorses stood the ri Deter s their atend
az Oh. Then Mr.. Gamb was ask cd what he
circles to throw doubt upon Stambours right
TO the championship record Of 2:O7t..
The veteran smiled before replying ana
We all understand why that was done. The
fsensS ys eh
Ks @sS %h spe' 6 hsns ~S
q 9 millionaire and a perfectly honorable
man, was also in the stand. Senator Lang
o'clock before the horse could start He
t so: aad the sSr1
was made e' betore that hour sl' l would have
been at Stockton had it not rained SO heavily
n NJ Coil u fnr n In < r.
ford and everybody else who was at ths track
and saw the mile. and the fairest horsemen on
doubt vas raised. and right here re-. want to say
s sd III bet tnas M Sss rn
q! sh record sheAsd be at least 1909, Many
mile 70 That in 2:0D.. The track was full
q hG..s when he went that day; and under
HsS ans no
.sss sss1 ase s " FEa
have broken the yearllng record. and Mchin-
ally lowered their records"
didn't give straw for the puere kicks. The
California public knows No. that stlm6oui tIotted
En't as fast as he can trot
There lot 81 interest In the breed 91a
Alta Belle. sister to Bell Boy: Eugenia. 2:l0t;
"a Ii5s Mater; dam q Aieantsra: .s:25; *:
ss a2s A sSS alicia H A Z. sen1x 2s Fl
New York WIN 10 iiled with horsemen this
week. the Hobart sale nsnlioned above and
breeders conducted by Tattersalls Of New
York bringing turfmsn from al parts OF the
will hold their sales on Tuesday. "Wednesday.
and Thursday evenings, ~ electric light at
Bsysnth avenue. The animals in the Rancho
suih ine cor
Rarss 81 Nutxood. Director: Echo. sultan.
sGmad an G sshsI note
S:otx. half sister to oG Deputy. !33i.: Raii
e ri Monte. "a. and other fast ones Be:
sdSs these. consIgnms .;1, frSm u number OF
p.se summer et to the sa' effect that Martha
Wilkss: 2:Os. the great daughter Of Aleyons.
Hanks, but that Doble. who hid both mares in
NJ stable. would not permit her to show any;
Hsses us s III TIE Sun saw
D. ss Ssss Fl the MARI 81
Th asd stable ns n assS Hb aba
porter that be had not been making any
boasts about his mare because he preferred
to walt and show what she could do. but he
}t iastasd IN taking rosy view Of tie com a
Rlts plans for the coming season" said hs.
Wilkes during the first half OF the season. and
prepare hsF Tor try It the record after that
b offered. Of course the mare could only
enter in free, ford all class. ana l must SEQ
yhattths trotting associations are going to do
before deciding definitely whore to send tho
mare. II the purses are not big enough to
oher any inducement. may try for the record
early and then exhibit the mare; 1t is not be-
You'd the range OF possibilities that there may
b Z series, Of special races betwesn Nancy
definite In that direction has been done Those
would bs interesting events. wouldn't they"
"Would you be willing to back your horse to
win from Nancy HanksI' asked the reporter.
Of the horses and Of the track" replied MI.
Mieeip; smilipe;" but. all things being equal.
time She might not take the first heat or the
Ave heats. endurance counts as much as speed.
ard ~ horse h.s both whereas Nancy Hsnks
miles. It 10 one thing to cut out q 2:O5