The herald., 1896-06-08
THE HORSE

The registry department of the Jockey
club is preparing to publish in the rae
ing calendar a list of all the names
registered with the jockey club, as we'll
as those now in use and that were in use
before the registry rule came into ex-
istence. The list will include about
10000 names, and it will take up some
four or five issues of the Calendar. Its
publication will prevent in the future
a great deal of the confusion that has
hitherto existed in the naming of q
year-olds.
Willard stimson, the we'll known
horseman, went north last week with
the following men, stable boys and jock
les: Harry Wolf, Fred Quinn, Harry
Peterson, William Tailor, William Bid
die, M. w. Whitney and nine horses,
Bette Gentry, Mr.. Piser, Del Morthel,
John Trouble, Nell Diablo, Barney Bell,
Sam H., Miss Jessie. He will follow the
northern circuit and then go east.
At the San Mateo stock form, says an
eastern gentleman who recently vis-
tied there, II saw thirty-three 2-year-
olds, twelve yearlings and twelve wean-
lings sired by Guy Wilkes, 2:15A, Sable
Wilkes, 2:1S, and Orc Wilkes, 2:111A, and
1 confess there is not a finer looking
lot of youngsters on any stock farm in
the United States. They are fed and
cared for in manner that rebounds
TO LQe circuit VI Iue pIopilclOAB w AAidaiA
Corbitt. There are one hundred stall
lions, brood mares, colts and f1llies on
the place and none of them look as II
they had ever been neglected since they
first appeared on this farm. There are
fifteen very likely trotters and PAGERS
in training for the California circuit,
and they will be driven by Harry Stin-
son, the son of Cape Stinson, who starts
to Cleveland in few days with the fol-
lowing five youngsters: Fred Kohl,
2:12k, by Guy Wilkes-Mystic, by Nut
wood; Fred s. Moody, 2:1s, the champion
2-year-old gelding of last season by
Guy Wilkes, 2:15H; Montrose, by Sui
tan: Chanty, a 2-year-old chestnut son
of Guy Wilkes-Chantilly, by Nutwood;
Monte, a 4-year-old brother to Fred s.
Moody, and a Guy Wilkes colt called
Andy Dawn" This visitor, who by the
way intends to remain in California,
says his ride with Corbitt behind Ellen
Mayhew, 2:22 dam of Oro Wilkes.
2:11h), by Director, will never be for
gotten. A gamer, truer or better road
ster never looked through bride than
she.-Breeder and Sportsman.
Tambien, the chestnut mare, years
old, by Joe Hooker. out of Marian, once
the racing idol of the west, was killed
Thursday, May 21, at Milton Young's s
McGrathiana stud, near Lexington, Ky.
She was playing in the paddock, became
frightened and ran into a fence. She
broke a board and large splinter pene-
trated her abdomen and death resulted
in fifteen minutes. She was in foal to
Hanover
Yo Tambien today holds the record for
one mile and sixteenth, 1:45A, Jointly
with Cash Day. She made this record
as a 3-year-old at Chicago, washington
park, July 10, 1892, carrying SO pounds.
Her triumphs on the turf are still fresh
in the minds Of horsemen, as she raced
as late as last season, though not by
any means at her best then. Her last
start was in the Cincinnati Hotel Aut-
umn handicap ,at Latonia, October 26,
1885, Her owner. Chris Smith, decided
to place her in the stud, hoping she would
there achieve fame equal to that of her
renowned dam, Marian. Her career on
the turf was remarkable. She started
| in 70 races, was first in 43, second in II
third in 10 and unplaced in s. Among
| her most noted races was the match race