New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-12

gerield are the to have charge OF extensive
breeding establishments Every detail Of the man.
agement OF Casteton receives his personal atten-
ton. The fences kept in repair. and every ami
NAL the place Is carefully inspected every day.
Al. the new stables erected on Castleton are on
high ground, and are perfectly dry. Major Dan-
gerheld abore under the disadvantage of renovat-
veopmen Of troers Every building on 0 the place
had to be changed and repaired to make it fiji for
10 Kentucky by the Keenes Moreover. the man
who IS on leased ground is at greater expense
ployer
The yearling barn was constructed for the pur-
pose of training trotters and with the foresight OF
Mississippi River boatman. The trottng-h horse men
initiated that individual in building his boathouse
on the hill and his home on the bank OF the river,
so that the spring flood caused much trouble to him.
BY a system Of drainage Major Dalngerheld man
ages to Keep Ms Earrings on d ground H
exercised Collects cts ana holds almost Tt ali the water
for several hundred feet around II. In this stable
prove winners or thu turf. The average OF the
year.ings at Castleon is so high that 10 the occa-
that breeders Ike the Keones AUGUST ~ lmoni. the
Thompsons ana the wealthy element on the turf
force even the smallest breeder to aim ut n much
higher standard than heretofore.
SOME SUPERB YEARLINGs.
The first yearlng colt to be inspected by
Sheen ont of Katharine H. This colt Is brown spen-
didly balanced and proportional. and Is beyond crit-
bit pigeontoed. lie is perhaps the best colt to look
on at Castetcn. and is really the choice Of the
collection The in order Is a black colt by Fail
setto out OF Lucy Wallace. This colt bears re-
markable resemblance TO Domino In his contour.
he is of the bennington type. and is to attract
attention when parade before the public. bay
colt by Marsden out Of Lucille is a why, strong
going. obstinate fellow who looks IL he might
make trouble for somebody In the near future.
Maid of Dorset is the proud possessor of a bay
colt by Galopn that is all that he desired in APP
pearance. and is likely TO grow into colt OF SPLEEN
oroodmares. The yearling by Tea Tray out Of
perfect picture OF the n as
lish winners Of the Derby that displayed In har-
iess SHOPS inns COLI is sohd ches,nat WIN ID
friends amo'S the expert critics Of form in the race
is on the order OF Basseilaw. He is fashy look
prove extremely fast. but there Is one drawback to
his general appearance-that is. the possession OF
narrow, dudelike head tina, indicates hghiiness
" no is bit leggy but above the average In general
appearance, Bonny Gal has given the keenes ,;i
upon splendid lines which indicate a successful
career on the turf The brown colt by Pontiac cut
Ing particular to recommend him except generally
useful appearance. The chestnut colt by Fonso
dam ocean Queen is another OF the dude order but
looks as il age would benefit him. 4 bay col, by
Fa!setto out Of Blue Cap can be passed over by
eo by o our 1 of R is bit ON the small
order but appears TO be all right In every requisite
The yearling hnes are a splendid lot and some OF
them are bellies. The first one Inspected was a bay
y by Tournament r Snt e ~ BLU Grass Bee bona "a
and conformation. and without doubt is one OF the
Queen amonr 'n'lies 4 chestnut niy by Necro,
mancer, dam Inncriac. IS on the order OF Flrenz
yearnes 4 chestnut nlly by Hanover out Of Lady
lnvercold j. duplicate % Handspun and Aurania.
over himself