Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

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| eZN&NM uN> latter Q concession TO
| E&@ kNM the establishment Il
| Mi TNR M Mexico Of ranches TO
IN W. MN breeding fne rae,
" NEWH horses, has Just beer
SS made. Under tn,
IN provisions Of the con
| tract Mr.. Pate mus
establish one ranch
within year and place upon Il 200 horse, O,
different breeds. and each subsequent rear a,
least 100 more must be imported. All the ami
mails must have their pedigrees Registered .,
the stud books. The service OF stallion. %,
crossing the stock Of that country win be n,
rates fixed by the department A race course
with all its buildings and Offices, must be es
tablished by Mr.. Pate on his ranch, to be rur
on the most approved methods, as adopted ir
the United States and Europe. Horses can b,
taken into Mexico to attend these races free O,
duty, but IL they do not return home within
three months after the races are over Mr.. Pat<
Will have to pay the usual duty on them unde,
the tariff. The government obligates itself fol
term OF ten years to give no similar conces
slons within better conditions to any other per.
sons. The capital Of the company, its build
ings and other property, dedicated to the busi.
ness, will remain exempt from all federal taxa
ton for ten years, except the stamp tax.
During the thirteen days Of the sheepehead
Bay meeting the total amount Of money raced
Tor was 1921, 465, Of which the club added
slS7, 097.50. The Messrs Keene, continuing
their successes Of the Brooklyn and Morris
Park meetings, again headed the list of winning
owners. $42,577 being the amount placed to
their credit, which brings the total winnings of
this formidable stable up to nearly &l0e 900 In
stakes and purses thus early in the season, The
" mir fal1 L. L. H. q
Bay meeting was Brown a Rogers, S3l go
going TO their account, but this was, Of course.
due almost entirely to the Sunbeam colts vic,
tory In the Realization stakes. Third upon the
list comes Fred Lowe, with els, $50, thanks to
LoWianoers win in the Suburban, while Rich
ard Croker, with sl3,690, is next in order,
fourth. and W. c. DAILY runs a close fifth, with
Sl2s40 as his share Of the spoils. This consti-
tutes all that have won over elO 900 at tbs
meeting, but a number Of other stables come
close to that mark.
REALizArIoN's WINNER.
The son OF Troubadour and Sunbeam. win
ner OF the rich realization stakes recently.
which has been named Daily America, ID a
handsome bay colt, and was bred by Capt. s. &
Brown. his part owner, who owns both sire and
dam, at his stock farm in Oldham county. Ky.
The Sunbeam colt started but once as a two-year-
old and ran unplaced. His sire. Troubadour.
e.
bon that won the Suburban seven years ago.
and subsequently, defeated The Bard, Miss
Woodford and all the other great horses Of his
day. The victory Of this unnamed son viii aid
In bringing the sire into greater prominenoe.
ard with Lookout, the western champion. e
another worthy representative, Troubsdour's
get VII, no doubt. be eagerly sought for in the
future.
eIa5,ooo STAKE.
By cable from Vienna comes the Information
that the Hungarian Jockey Club IL considering
proposal Tor an international race At Buda-
Pesth for three-year-olds, on the occasion
Of the Hungarian millennium fetes in
1896, the stakes to be the largest on record.
viz, f25, 200 (s125. 000). Should arrangement
Dc completed for such an event, Q large number
Of American entries would surely be reosdyed.
IMPROVEMENTS AT oUTTESBERa
On the closing day Of the Gutenberg meet
ing President Walbaam signed . contract TO
have the entire inield levelsd and sodded. and
o have splendid steepischass course laid ont
he amount to be expended for this and sum
dry other purposes is ESQ 900 The work Nh
DO commenced at once.
PADDOCK GOSSIP.
]. Taylor, one Of the owners OF Sport savs.
Sport has no engagements at Monmouth Park
md there is so much talk about the shrse-ye.r-
dds that L am willing to go into Sweepstakes
IL e. each, the association to ada. saw
= 200, and let the race decide the Question
As to the distance, IL could be satisfactoriiy
'ettled, am sure. / will place NO obstruc-
ions In the way OF making the race At any dis
ance over Q mile"
While cooling out Lamplighter after his race
IN the 4th John Higgins, his trainer. was
holding him by the head when the horss
'aught the forefnger Of Mr.. Hpggins' right
,and between his teeth and lacera ted il Sc
7erely. The first joint was crushed. The
wound caused Mr.. Higgins great pain.
Mascot, 2.04, champion PAGER. will h.v. =.
rack at the eco mark At Washington Park. |
Jhicago, in August. The easy manner in which
Mascot stepped Of . mile in 209< at Pimlico
% early as June demonstrates that the eight |
'ear-old gelding has lost none of his speed.
Lamplighter viii probably be sent to |
1hicago to run In the Columbus handicap- |
which takes place on July is. He viii have is |
pounds to carry, and will meet 70 Tambien
nth lis pounds up, Morsllo with lIs pounds |
nd other good ones.
Nelson. 40, the fast trotting stallion from
iaine, VIII be one OF the special attractions at
asinaw's great meeting in July. Nelson WIN |
e driven to beat the stallion record of Kreml,n-
OK.
J. b. Collins, owner Of Sirrocco. IA snx,op.
0 get match on with Yemen. he offers to
ace Yemen, weight for age, at I've and q half
uiIonRs, Ior any sum ranging from e. 600 /
D e25 200, the mach to come Oh within the
ext fortnight.
J. J. McCafferty expects to come east with
IL big stable the latter part Of the present
ionth. He has written 10 Superintendent Van
uren requesting that thirty stalls b reserved
Dr. him at Monmouth
Yorkville Belle is likely to race again Of the
III meetings. Longstreet is not wholly broken
own. He pulls up lame frequently, but soon
arms out Of it.
The easy victory Of Helen Nichols In the Ys.-
ella stakes at Chicago indicate that the colt
III not have walkovsr for the thrss-ysar-old
axes in the fall.
Some owners who wanted Domino refused 10
Id Tor him when they saw what . common
oking colt he waa
The Washington stable has purchased from
7. John Hunter the two-ysaz-oid chestnut
ut Avon, by Stratford- Gem.
Russella. the sister Of Maud g., owned by Mr..
onner, has arrived ct Allan farm 10 BE- bred
Lancelot.
Red Banner Il being reserved foe lie sau
mpaign.
ARMIsTICE CONCLUDE.