Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-22

Cav
'e ,
eral are oeinR prepared
for the eastern and southern circuits. while
quite number OF Youngsters are being care
fnIlv trained for tho br.sdsr,, st.les which are
:. -. .ov,n.,.. g., - =; A.. - Io.l
W oe oo"pe'eU io' A.'er Ia 'ne se"son'
horsemen. prominent among whom are Col
Haywood and Psymaster Smith Of the navy,
are aujetlv lsboriug 70 secure the breeders'
meeting for the District and MARYLAND held at
Bennine, with strong hope of success.
Amone the new and most vaInsble .couisi-
H. Bouck, a native of schoharie county, n.
York. and notable as having recently been at
tacbed to the training stables at Palo Alto. the
property Of the late Senator Leland Stanford.
Mr.. bouck comes 70 .ne norsemen OF Washing
pie Ate az sl,li,ni coea;t;onsr .r.;,s, 80
driver. but from several other training stable.
west and south who youch In strong terms for
his sobriety and industry. Although only with
us a few months, he has 20 fayorabIy Impressed
himself upon local horsemeu that he has one
of the strongest and most promising stables of
Young and saed horses at Beunine.
som. prom,.,r~ youns.,.r.
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. y. A ~ ~ u'a. 0,~ m~,'
nene iruA'on' owned oy Warrington Major,
for which he paid 81, l50 ct the recent sale Of
the trotting stud Of the late Gen Beale at
r.tt.r..,I. pbi,,de,nbi. Relle,s .,re ia rrrx-
.s..s r. A. 49,. :.
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- ~, $780, HoS.ur =,
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on .-s 49, -, NJ pa..e
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b. asia;na o-ns5 Nv rboros. C.ss;5, ~ W.sh-
;m.,on ,hs, - aiso xarx nro,n;s;rg On Iuiv
I.s, he Mas s.conS in IL fortv ei.ss ana bss
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.acnnds
D., q h.x suv .h-.. x..-. ola o~red Inv
80. Sh..rsr 20 ;ha n;s,r;.t s;rsa ~
W.cor Am ,ho-onshhrsS Th;s yaung rn.rs
int ha.,, hrot.n 80 ,nnst r,,;nsteIr trot yerv
ysst Har .rtion "a xerx clean aud ra,,a
49, :. az - t.r .,lt,;n,, ola.
Owned by psym,ster smith. thu, Is bred right
10 90 f.st Ms sirs 80. M.rmadule Go,dd3st
dam by Volunteer by Hambletonian 10. second
dam by Long Island Black Hawk He Is a
mon, morse Oh me p'opoluons; Is nns.y sAnsa aua
: MIA in . az Thu. harsa -, = God A.
and track. can beat D 90 when in condition
Nu,Iie Wilkes. in the Bouck stable. is hand
some four-year-old chestnut stallion. I5iS
hands high. ovusd by John Kelsey. sired by
Nuthurst. dam by Wilkes Bow bv George
W,Ikea Nutl,e /, showing great deal Of sneed
ia rapid GATED and level headed. He bids fair
TO 90 into the 80 list before SNOW Aies
rwo-ye.r-O,d..
p-,,. 70 80 :. -, u, $3.50, -
'onu S'srA Oh washington; sre' iruhton oy
George Wilkes. jr.; dam, Mistress by Clark
| Chief. He has Just been broken and when more
fully matured will 60 fast
Harry, . roam two-year-old colt, also owned
by Mr.. Clark, 10 looked Upon a coming race
horse by his trainer and owner snd II looks az
if they would not be disappointed. He has
just been broken. but he trots his quarters like
race horse now. His sire IL Artelloid by
William J.; sire OF Axtell. 2 ~ at three wears;
dam, Phoebe BY Prince Orlof. Phoebes dam
| WAS LATHE Mag by Huntingtons Jack shepherd
| and ne by Old Henry Clay
Mars u year Is dark bay colt owned by
Washington Nsiior that IL bred to 60 the route
hs sire Is Prince Orion. dam kubina by Dex
Ter bfadiord. huoins could trot 10 Nv ane
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