The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18
mnDDIEn hRRrrEs SAFELY.
nrr. Forbes's Superb Thres-yesr-oid In th'
Flax OF Condition.

MHDDkEh AHHIFES SAEhLIs
lrr. Forbesss Superb Three-yesr-oid IN the
Flax OF Condition.
The famous three-year-old racehorse Med
der was the star OF q splendid group OF thor
oughbreds which arrived on the White Star
freight boat Bovio yesterday. The ship was
locked at o p. NJ. and W. II. Rymer and J. H.
Hurt who are In charge OF the valuable stock.
showed a Sun reporter through the stalls on
the middle deck.
Meddier. the $4,000 flyer. who was tipped
to win the last Derby until the death OF his
late owner. Squire Abingdon. cancelled the
entry. seemed pleased to DO the object Of ad-
miring scrutiny. He Is as docile and playful
as a pet dog. and shows his gentle breeding In
a remarkable degree. In color he IL n bright
bay without mark. save white star on the
forehead. He stands a shade over 10 hands
on clean. powerful legs. His shoulders and
his small head and intelligent eyes are his
main beauties.
fosed ap c Ss TSbo
carries little superfuoue hesh. and the muscles
are clSarly traeea6le under 6is glossy an, and
who has handled Meddler since, he was q
yearinR. has travelled over with his pet and
pedigree should prove satisfactory intro
duction.
Meddier is by St Gstien. who ran the sen.
Of 1854 his dam is Busybody. the famous
Oaks winner. Her dam. sPnaway, and grand an.
eans "r hs TS0f he does Moddies three
ets The evsnts were the he. rtish Dominion
junk s!%ses Of S Srh
the Newmarket Ilate, worth l.2D2 sovereigns.
at Newmarket little later ~
FL, FORBES OF Dedham. Mass. together with the
following lot OF thoroughbred matEons bYu IN.
foal at foot; Frolic Grace. and colt foal: It
ierre. and colt foal Onome and 0rizaba; Tho
Ss R.s at rp bs fsSy ny
aaa 'ef tn .ns s 3 isnn
greatly 'ed o He ei lett inst to ' have
them brought ashore at o'clock this morn
In. the next stall to Meddler the, thorough
able NOTICE. He is consigned to W. Easton OF
for the stud Of L S. Gardiner OF tennessee.
Qpieklime cut big figure In racing history
Epse@ @ and e TG the Pr Prince
Maiess Stakes at Ascot soon after with ne e
Se n WAS for tho
Iity and Suburban Handicap ut Epson with
lo3 pounds and galloped away with the rich
stake from field OF twenty-one runners he
He has tilled out considerably since his ac-
specimen Of a Thoroughbred stallion His
color is a dark brown with white marks on the
forehead and the near hind fetlock. he has
had considerably success at the stud in Eng
land and should prove good investment Tor
his new owner.
Tnrnrs Riding Was the Feature MT Chicago.
CHICAGO July 1.-The talent picked I'VE Of the seven
winners at Warrington Park to-day in a series Of
rather poor a fast track. The redeeming
part OF the sport Tarnls good riding who poted
two winnerA Summaries:
First Race-First part of fvefurong dash; selling
There long delay at tho post owing the subst-
Leon Clayton WAS kicked by King Calico. and had n
log badly bruised. BoIlnger. IN. II to lCarrl won
lengths in front Prince Leon Gov. Tlllman
voriie. was NTH Time. lnlt2
Second Raee-second par; ~ the fve-furlong dash
ProdlEay brother to the .,m colt. winner Of the
Realization Stakes won .ry from Clara White
who was . length aud n L~t uefore Equator. Tiine
Third Rnce-First part OF divided siN.furlong dash
Joe Murphy. ll3 Ito 0aral won by three lengths
i i:i@ ''u'u WIN ''A' '''''' ''' wv ''AS
Fourth Race-second part o. tho six.furlong dash
Bridal Veil and Gull ROSS ia tPotte BY Gull Ross by
S.s BS i ths fav0'ise was third beaten Jour
Filth RaceDrony sweeps,akss; one mile Won by
nose BY The to favorite era WORD. 1872 Millerl
Poeahontas second ten lengths In front Of Leila
sixth Raco"si1fnrlons dash. Won by a neck BY the
81 fayoriss mn NaIphy ~ GTpf.H hiEnl.nd wa.
seventh Race-Pony sweepstaEes: nvs furio
Bridget, 12b to tMr Hunn. won easily BY length
Gal!ivant was second and Little Friend third. Time
Moreo is doing we'll since last Saturdays accident
His trainer that he has never been offered for sale
his stable the end Of tn. Warrington Park meeting
He amused At the story that M Wa!cott had ordered
him to Monmouth Park.