The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-23

made n bid for Ben Brown, q son of Mr.. Gal.
ways stallion Belvidere and Mrs. Gossip. His
offer was accepted, and the colt, accompanied
by some yearlings, will shortly be shipped East,
Bon Browns smartest performance was In the
Edgewater Handicap. which he landed in sen.
sational style. The other purchases for the
Arkell stable were a ~yearlinR colt by Strath-
more-Annette. n ~yearling colt by Getaway
Blue Maid. n ~yearllng colt. by Fayor-Eda T..
and q yearling colt by observation-disclosures NJ
~ MeCaherty, who has been devotinE his
represent him in England. has finally made his
selections. His string will consist Of ten year.
lings. as follows:
Chestnut colt Gold Day, by Rayon d'or-Glory.
Bay colt i, c lST by Observation-Disclosures; ,.s.
bay colt woodman. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uLady
Brown colt Corciii, by fnquirer-Pansy Blossom.
6che,tnat niy. sister to winged Foot, by buchanan
hay MY by Buchanan = Hlshlander mare.
Bay colt by ~Florist-voitine DIR. %shepards damn.
The list, true to MoCafrerty's policy. cannot
claim to contain anything very fashionaoly
looked upon as the star. and 1t is on him the
popular owner-trainer counts, for somo real
suggested. from his ragged. Insignificant ap-
pearance. that he would shine IA n sire. and
Magnetizer comes from a family nptorionsly
Buchanan's get have proved the mainstay of
the McCanerty stable for the past two seasons.
in December or tho first week in January.
When 1t WAS suggested to him that the solec-
ton Of such a date might mean n rough pas
"wishard went over about that time last
year. and bis horses soon recovered from the
trip. Another thing, the sooner / get the horses
over the longer they will have to become accli-
mated. Racing begins thore in earnest in
want to begin operations from the start.
:" have been looking for q good light weight
mic Clayton will be the lad. The higher scale
of weights over there. however. will enable me
to do most of my own riding.
ponds entirety on the quality OF my horses. II
they run UP TO their home trials ought to do
return until the end Of the English racing sea-
son. Wishard tells me he had the Cambridge
snais at He ss had aIe Started ID to nI bneP him mao at no. 100 f 20 10
tended to back him to win $25o, OoO.'.
Jockey Club to be held in December. the ques-
ton OF raising the scale of weights up to the
is a hackneyed one. but. until the weights are
satisfaction EXPRESSED: II a canvass among
were TO decide the issue. the fate OF
the existing rule would be sealed. Short rations
which specially appeals to q jockey with u Del
monico dinner income. From another point OF
view. a big proportion of owners une trainers
Ere st:cag!y IL tsYoc Of q higher scale, As on old
turfman put it:
Half the in and out running Of horses and
resultant, scandal is due to the pigmies. who
yank aud maui a horse about as II his mouth
were moulded in steel. They make their mounts
short order an owner finds he's got a horse
who only runs when T. suits him. Another
sfesHd e WHs w aesss TO ,h ht'i sea S1er- lads. Is sheis
atrocious behavior at the post. They think il
The, The rs a1r,t i. beat ,b the nag they aren't smart. and
There Is now every prospect that tho associ-
atoms in this section Will pay more attention to
distance races. and give owners and breeders
some inducement to nurse stamina and bottom.
In that event you don't want to see a sixty
pound midget perched on the back of an animal
who is asEel to 90 two miles or two miles and a
half. What kind of Judgment can he use n bout
pace and just when to make his move? It's all
very well to say that the trainer can give in
structions. but no man living can tell exactly
how q race is going to be run. and it is just this
manship Of an experienced jockey"
The season just about to close In England will
which. according to the English calendar, are To
retire TO the stud. These include Lord Rose
lbeTy's Sir Visto. last years Derby winner. and
half brother to Nelasquez. the crack English
two-year-old Of the season; the Prince OF
'Wales's Florizel H.. q Good wood and Manches-
Leopold de Rothschild's ST. Frusquin, this years
Two Thousand Guineas and Great Eclipse
carrier Who, aamonc other races, captured the
kempton Park Jubilee: Llanthony. and Worces-
ter, the latter one OF the s~peediest OF the year,
dabls hand she has played during the season in
England. Starting of in March, she was re-
Clorano and the Grand National with the
2osrer' These victories were followed by Dime
GatWick u' ShiIe anotSer n frish success Hs sst at Ascot S,ea
was Kiieock's Win in tho WokinGhsm
ssstsssosmsib , Then o. thu h's IL h. anl Sia SG s1G1s
race AZ Auteuii. and supplemented this
BY Walking oyer for the Gpodwod Cup.
Cpsarewitch, while Winkfeld's Pride, Laoda-
mia, and Chit Chat were first, third. and fourth
! !enp Sith lEis II sr III 4s% 1nowlsS. coSn. SCI ssh eSn:
berg had to come out at the recent Liverpool
meeting, and he returned winner of the Liver
pool Autumn Cup. Ireland Is also responsible
for tho crack two. year-old Of the year in Galtee
More. who made mincemeat of Velssquez in the
The well known race horse and sire. jos Dan
ieis, died a few days ago in California. He was
AleIqnder's Woodbuirn Farm, in Kentucky. and
was by imp. Australian Dolly Carter. by imp.
Glencoe. He was a great race horse in his day.
jerome, Saratoga. and other big stakes on East
ern tracks. aiterwGrd defeating some OF tho
best horses IN California. He was kept In the
stud at J b. Haggin's Rancho del Paso stud,
near SACRAMENTO, Tor many years. getting such
winners as Hidalgo, Hotvpur. Jordan. Hoodlum,
Al the annual sale Of Thoroughbred yyearlinEs
from Palo Alto stock farm IN, san francisco
last week thirty-ive head of richly bred young
stcrs by Flambeau. Racine, and CErns were sold
for an average Of Sl05 each: Flanders. II chest
.'U ''' W hhpedu. u VI IAHh' ohhh Nv
top price, S6i0.
WAsHINGToN. Nov. 2e.-The Investigation
into the strange reversal of form shown by
Forget on Friday was finished Yesterday. Tho
only, thing done in the matter was that Owner
Phillips vas requested not to enter the FLY in
any more races here. Jockey N%ostrand was
lined SIS by The stewards for usine abusive
and profane Language while at the post
r. che o~penlng race. In the last race Jockey
Iallinan, the rider of Mars tbtn. had his
license taken away for the balance of the meet.
ing, ana his case was referred 10 ~" National
Steepiechase. Associatitu. Mars chan. bolted
after going six furlongs. but instead OF straight
ehIhg tho horse and going after his Held, Tall
mEa pulled tho horse up.
there WAS "A rinlOr yesterday to The efoct
thut the promoters of The Bennings meeting
would ask the Jockey club to allow them TO
extend the meeting " dags. The meeting
is scheduled 10 close on next SATURDAY. Presi-
dent Rowland. wien asked about the matter,
would not deny or anlrm the report.
Jimmy Mclaughlin, who was training For
get, left the stable.
Only Ono Favorite Wins at New OrIenas.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20. Cloudy and warm wcatb-
ar yesterday prevented a largo Attendance ut tho
races al the fair grounds. onlJ one faHorite won.
Summarizes
FIRST Race-S!x furiongs; selling. Dorah Wood,
lO2 (Turnerl. o TO .. wont Maggie r., lO2 Powers),
7 to ], second; Pert. 81 fMoTrisl, y TO !, third.