The sun., 1896-07-28
OUR HORSES IN ENGLAND.
THB LORTLLARD. CROKER. AND
WISHARD sIRINGs CRITICISED.
eaa Thsresghbreas Abroad IN De-
tail TIE LstSst Hnvnsiea 1s Wet
sou-eA as . Llkeir IateraaaoAAi Test

rreut their trAnsAt2antic cousins are noe at all
backward in having = shy nou and again at tie
game here No Iue-blooded America owner
who took part IA the enthasiastie welcome Ac-
corded TO iAAi pricee OF god sportsrrea- Mr..
LoriliArd. uhea he returaed home in the early
eighties VITA the Derby winner. lroa cots bzt
N Sds . vow TO come over here on business
some time or o;he.. AID suppuss they arc SIN
coming.
The iAiess invasion Of the American thor
eGchbred IS taken as evidence OF more gea1iae
sportsmAaship than Arked previous veatareA
and iH commenting on this phase OF the cam
pa gn the writer Says:
with few exceptions. however. these West
sra expeditions were carried ozi strictly
speculative lines and AnJ idea Of testinE the rel
attve equine merits Of either country wou!d
have been ridiculous from the class OF animals
brought over. This rear has seen = ao,Abie in.
crease of invaders from across the herring
poad. bu, II it IS observed that more from
quality than quantity they Try their
strength. only q !ust compliment ts paid
their enterpr!sinE owners. We have the
evergreen miller. Emperor for whom the
sum OF S25. 600 was refused. represented poorly
4, Is true. By DolAbrA and King OF Bohemia The
former, q geidinE. prefers to ali appearance Ave
fur!ou - to a mile. which is . distance his sire
could never tolerate. and II the hrst remark be
added that two-yeAr-oid he vaA Of very
little account over any distance
Next 10 Sensation. perhaps one OF the finest
sp-!nters the states have lately produced was
Sailor Prince. OF small bot very compact
build he had a beautiful knack OF getting
quickly on his toes. and let The weight be what
IT might, Sailor Prince usually succeeded IN
giving the others q long stern chase Very
worthilT. indeed. Is this noble specimen o: the
country, Such promising youngsters as sand.A
Draco. D!AkA and Glazing claim immediate
relationship to him and Il will be Little con-
animals OF the frst class. This applies e-pe-
eLaLy 70 sAndiA Who has a. addlt;onai Adyaa-
span king mare IN her time
Urdou etedly the fastest OF American two
ysair,,o!ts In this eoanssy a. presen. :s se.z1E
best two-ys4s-o.ds in training before The season
triae fatuoos. bat 10 coajare the 1xars Of tie
great upsiAndinE SensAtlon. and to recall has
a great incentive Gifted with tura Of
speed which would. feel sure, have pGi .eN
heroo Of many q keen struggle. ! well rerneul- /
Der his last great victory. " hich 20 obtain he |
had 70 maze p., the io1s Journey , o. eyer !oSo
the Siiherto iavtnatbs Ioraas ] sisiEs ii5ssrai s
such as these that feel .are Q0ib6!e r.. Asto..
opho, and Larnerock will soon succeed in catch |
Enocs W.shart's string is reter-ed TO as some
what weak IN the two-year-o!d division when |
com pared 10 the Loril!ard combination. bat |
otherwise likely 70 oe more than useful The |
merits OF the Croker sir!aS are a.so auAyEed. |
II fact the critic goes practically right down |
. Complete As IS Mr.. wishard's team. coz
slider iLa: NJ. Pierre Lor..Asd holds Al :Fa- |
o!ds are coEcerLe1. sill. WIKI such a. Mazda |
Iene. Por,A Dura AID george h. kescLAr.- NJ.
Q: H.mya'.. VITO, from bis breed .aE. should !
Be god wsy ahead of the inprov:
that II all these American YOUNGSTERS lad |
been gathered together in oae race few
opsd into 6r.s iarori,e LookirS to h. breed
only. the chances are much against his develop
ing mo very sG9a aIiT- - Ans. GO; =. ho"
hco6 II this direction. anG with sScce>s:Cl re-
suits. too. And Il TIL. same 10. were to meet over
the way bo,L Berzak and Sand!A would certain
y. sgpersede Terps:ch9re II! Il ;ae market
simon Iroq quois: that one is led 10 the conclusion
that Eau Gal.Ie's last running Is false. ! f0E
one Can arrive al no other conclusion. Helen
Nichols, BY the same sire. though showing ia
aad-out form attributable equA.iy. perhaps. to
climatic conaitloEs As TO sex. viii even improve
on Der recent smart performance. She -as al
ways fairly lively ore- her own distance. AID
IN her own class could good deal more
than he'd sO;d he. o"a This eras, ne TO tas
whom the mare coc.d MAKE 40 impression over
any distance feel certain that RAmApo has
he but reprodGces mis- home form tie Wi! run
many pounds better shAH De did a. hGrst PasG.
the pond of recent years
Sir. Croker Ia. yet TO show his hand, aad
from the lroq uo!s blood II his possession fee.
sure he wi. play truups some Gay. Santa Aa!,A
was too good a performer on the other side 70.
!acS Of cond2;.on tiss tep; nm GU, ~ ,l. S a.;
three IN the Manchester Cap Aad with s;.oag
c0ald na.e up 'q II. Sea3 e sSted .5a SaaeT ee
up vi th terrific r.a, Santa Anita would stand
a.! the calls made upon him. Amsricas
smarter. aad. What is s;lii more in bis
better than ever he did 4 great W sh o: home
sportmen q. oae time was that Aue.:cus and
RAn4po should oppose each other. The feeling
rio!y tough oae. bu; rather desire 70 see bow
the tee2 victorious Americas would shape
met however and whAtever lizzie line Ihere WAS
10 90 By always favored NJ. W!saard's horse,
Allowing that Amer!cCs !. q stone il .erior
10 RamApo on his home form. be would SUI! De
q tAnsefoas candidate in hsad!csps, tha: j. t?
view OF American horses Arm!saEe IS another
horse OF Mr.; Cookers worthy o. note. aud h!s
always run after a spell of ease this heinSG
very tis;!neE pecu!;sr.ty Of hts, Il .stce!ns
for never pars!euiAT.S soenG h. "a ran 't.aS; vs.r
stale the las; few times OUT or Prince
George, oae might say he was very smart in
ths IN PUBLIC very much doubt Il h- Lad
eny very good form TO show. though believe
Mr.. Croker refused . stiftshsum for him 81 bse-
auen' to bringing him over here. ThA; gentle.
man has also number OF two-yeSr-o.ds. of
" hich very little is know. The pride o! the lot
Is. IN quiet way supposed 10 be Albany. bat II
be possesses nothing Better do not thIHk lie
car ATTEMPT much
" Touching or three -yeA--clds. Mr.. WishA.d
Is lucky IN possessing a 'ight-down good young
ster in Wishart, His form comes somewhat IS
surprise to Americans. as neither his sire, bob
Times, nor his two-yeAr-olt days save much
promise. II Was quite the olner way with Dam |
fn ia E-a. mi l- h-ai And [
,urprtss me Z she should yet prove the besEer OF
The two. Mack Briggs. as lwo-year-old. |
Eare promise Of developing into g thorough
'tAye!. ant AZ mile ke mast be every bi, as
god as WishArd. DAcotAh II. never impressed |
ns much. but hardly tttnk he performed sat-
tclentiy wei! TO attract any ones attention. !
Another horse Q. Mr.. WishArd's which had
! most passed over IS old Hugh Penny. Al his
1esi sery llLtle inferior 10 Helen Nichols tbs
I'D siAser had klack OF winning few race.
'ght on the ree!. and Ihen- as 10 were. going all
% the bad, from which state he Would EraduAl.
put surely regain his form"
Horse aAd CaFriaEe Trade.
Al .he sales stable of Thomas =. Deyine & Co