New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
4 WOuly VINO TEAMS HORSES.

nd III
England isn't without her vel hH"Nm oo,' i,..,
racing women. and size hns the Only M"hll " .,
IN Tie world Shes The lat woman ~ ~" -, lL n
hrF shr Is Mr., Chalpncr. Of Newmarket ana III tl'
racing world there isn't better hn"Tn MINI anon
Chalon.r- no. not even IA" name Oh ~ '""'.
ihc swcls. Dawson among me i,r into
che comes Of radnf stock ana s''' Wa, Y"rI.iirc
and raised In The racing w"rd. ~" M ,,',et" Inv.
,yoman md as a matter of course. hid "I i''.a'r '
for ana understanding 81 the hc-9 , nc, ,,er 81
od John Osborne. an Old ana ""iI, hn"" u, 49,
nr,cousu. iu YORKSHIRE, ana sh' 'a'H,n, ~ I'm
shc learned English Iir 9roth,r H. ~, g. ",iry
iStv vo,rs Old nov ami in The lat Icsnr j." had
mount and brought him IN goo" n ',,'" ror'rr Vim
.f,, t.fSec, tl.lr teeth De- can weigh In 80 10
po4nu> anu S God family her fath,i lad aud "a" en-
,crteInSd no inc notion, about giving li> eiL ana
boys ADVANTAGE, Be hadn't 'n."yri ne L.I hd ion
all mp In good. sturdy. hone ia'il"', ' Iod -
string ~ horses. and they needed I,hN ~ hu,u,
look after them but N The r .ryant, to carry OF
he Household aud waste thc masters sur ,...,
am pt' home and OLD John o>boru pro,per'e
viii hi, fruSillfy and honesty. and left them Wei PR"
In his training stable there was clever GrIsnl
faced lad an apt pupil H. The saddle ne ~ 'u-u, A.,
masters cheer daughi"r, ~np ,1 qor i"cIcy hid
.be thought -. too Ills name was Tom Cha"n"r'
the time Of Fordham and Arcnr. ne Va nt az
the only that Fordham', Md'ln. nu "'' w
urh end who could b", hm al n b "" ha( III turned
ont tIanrrs or Jockeys gathered round Their h'3rti
stone In the pretty flower drtFrh '','iS' W.
but all good racing p"op" =" 10 ~ H' 'iu,d
nII good children 10 heaven. The 'hal"n"I. J9'u
the Newmarket colony also. Ihcrr rom h"" LW
died. leaving M~ Clmloncr With hon-cfni OF en-.
drcn and none too much wealth ID. ON
Tom who Is mnrrlod nov. ha, training establish.
ment Of his own, desirable sci; al PAIR "u
nut ~ another who is I'm south Africa row. ana sue
made Jockeys ont % the Younger ones VII" are, IT.
n - thc Iroalm Yang ioc,cys: pick nineteen
yearold lad strons rider ana s ~ d., nc iirrv
who have spoItcd SIX and promi" to turn "., wei o,
She did good deal toward making mem gov"
Jockeys instlling in their minds III" wholesome pr
cents Of her father and brother. giving them MANY
unnt about riding race getting them b"f,rr IN"
living them fair. useful cducatlon-. and mailing them
good. honest, well hammered e";rr"'p'cuhs i'"S ~
her sensible. cheerful home inhhrnc' 49,, .a,,,ra, -
Thus You see her turning trainer !, the natural , re-
snt Of her Ne and associations ~ i'hl "" T,,'i her,
string Of horses In training for herself ana srVchl
patrons She pays her heath tax OF cacii horic ~"
ran-. Just Hike any other trainer. ava sue "'o"'
the delight there Is In leading home winner. A..
she has training establishment ~ Nr"mnrh@t ,ha,
famous trnncrs Her hou,c. Osborne House. is hg
roomy. comfortable house: oohlng ont on trilninS
With It % the approved Newmarket style win ,n'
sableyaId and everything aloni them 4, h'a, a. '
She is good hor,"wOman. ana goes 1' p pn tn'
heath on her pony every mornng 10 work h"r horIs s
just Hike her professional hrot' shc "as mgr
ing she knows when 10 give them Us, Worh' MN ~
try them and she knows pretty well Wha, tn'y cam
that they ar" properly done up ana h,r hiI'n i
hand can discover much any other trainer
when she runs II down "a horses leg.
She is a womanly woman lcsdcy. and thoroughly J.,
domestic and the fact that she can ser bh io "
bread raise. and then go ont ana IRAN hr h1r,s
doesn't detract from the of either uiurilahlE
She l. known and respected and lhch by hI '.'
English racing folk. In her quiet. lnaSslmlng 80
tunes with her CHEEKY. sincere. unaffected nannrr,
she Is AT nearly every meeting during thc ra'ns
season. she + out early every morning 10 >'' w
horses at work over. when size hasn't her own 9u',
and when the races are on spends most on her M"
In, Tho padd look q nVer he
the racing people. seeing that her boys gel q ihf ,u
AT the riding and sending occasional small 'ohis
sion into the ring. -. ,,,
She is keen judge Of a horse. she Keeps herself
can tell her good deal about their condlul 50 ,
many and many n frcqu"nter OF the paddock CONES
10 her for her opinion about horses ch.ncr III u
race just he would 60 to masculine trainer me
bets carefully ard cautiously herself rarely risking
more than pound and the balance Is nsuany on ln.
right side with her. There's very nttlr MSS ubont
her betting. II she likes hOrs" she VIII say 10
some one willing TO do her the scrvre; Pnt a soVe
reign Cor ten shilngs or i've Strings, n the ease
may bel so ands 70 win" or FOR piicc' anu no
more is said about 1t TIL they settle by letter. 1910,
In the sale pnddOcls she Is always IN I'han.
More than ono buyer will 90 her and ask hcr 10
look nj ycnrnr or blood mare ard tell him what .he
thinks Of i-and what she thinks OF II irrpurh,N
has good deal of weight in his decision aho"' D"'
Ing II. ,, ,o,, ne
she IS with the needs and troubles Of a baby lnd sne
has roared seven NJ her own. and he can not OILY
jndcc his looks. hut give all u" GOOD i,.S
IN his pedigree and tell the strong ana w'ah p"''S
She dnhbleS IN breeding q little. too. She g't>
through with her racing career AMI Sehos h"f ="
some good sallion-Somemes ~. mare l. ElN,s,i ~,
some favor she has done the owner. she i clever ~
selling her own yearnfs. tOn ana can n''rrst