The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-16
Butte Department.

York Sun, Trainer James Rowe Is ex
ercising the horses regularly, and h
finds the work much more to his tast
as change from the startership. Tn
directors of the stable this season will
be the sons of the late Col w. +
Thompson and his son-in-law, Ralpl
Preston. In Rowe's charge are Pres
ton, years; Requital, 3; One I Love, 3
pilgrimage. 3, and the following 2-year
oids, all homebreds. except two:
Bastion, br. c., by INSTRUMENTATION
Use; Cloudburst CHI. c., by Faverdale-
Oraguese; Destiny, b. c., by Macaroor
-Retribution; Draught, b. C., by Faver
dale-Cyclone; Manassas, Oh. c., by Pc
tomac-Elvira; Tempestuous. CHI. e.. b,
Macaroon-Uproar; Elkins, b. G., by
Uncas-Laetftia; CHI. c., by Ventilator-
MaJoiica; Woolhurst. b. c., by ventila.
tor-Nutbrown; Endeavor, b. T., by
Uncas-Essay H.; Fireside, br. T., by
| Faverdale-Sweet Home; Hostile. br
r.. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; La Sa-
gasse, b. T., by Stonehenge-Nell; Lin
cage. b. f., by Stonehenge-High
Caste; Minneopa- CHI. T., by Uncas-
stonecrop; Nay Nay b. T.. by Kingiike
Pauline; Periodical, b. T.. by Exile
Period; Personance, CHI. T., by Maca-
roon-Eccola; Quaver, CHI. T.. by King
ike-Trill; Valorous. br. T., by Stall
wart-Minority: Vinita, b. T., by Stone
henge-Wyandotte; on. f.. by Uncas-
Michaelmas; CHI. f., by Faverdale-Pou-
ponne.
The two cracks. RequitaI and One I
Love have fulfilled their early promise
ana VIII make a strong bid for the
pllde OF place" in the 3-year-old di-
vision. Requital has developed very
evenly measuring just 1873, and show
ing compact substance and muscular
formation. He is an easy horse to
train, having both good manners and
sound health, and the colt should have
a great chance to capture the Realiza-
ton. A good critic styles One | Love
great flly on short legs" and she
mas developed into one of the hand
soonest niles ever seen in Monmouth
county. Draught, Bastion, Elkins.
ana Manassas, the latter a Hurricane
pred one. are sturdy and overlook
ing lot, and IL blood lines and good
care can do the trick they should can
ture share of the events. The year
Iings, the crop of 1895. are 30 in num-
Der ana above the average general
gooo looks. One colt, by imp Meddler.
oam imp. suspense, by See Saw, has a
Iong' low reach and seems destined TO
prove good racehorse.
Near by, at the Hofrrdel Farm A 7
Joyner is giving pipe-openers to a
string or 16 in advance Of brisker work.
Nearly all are owned by David Gid
con, Joyner having an interest in a
rev. BrandyNvine and his 2-year-old
brother are owned by o. II. p. Belmont.
A list OF the horses is as follows:
Walter: 4; Song and Dance, s:
cromwell. 4; Brandywine, 4; Hazlet,
O. ana the 2-year-olds. Ludwigite, br |
C., by Ludwig-imp. Shining Light:
CHI. C.. by Ludwig
Twinkle-Kaiser Ludwig, b. G.. bv Ind |
w1g-Ferida; Ludwigshafen. CHI. G. bv |
Ludwig-Tarantela; Eakins. oh. G. by |
roquofs-Carlotta; Miss De Ney, CHI. |
L. by Ludwig-Nettie; Leedsville, b. |
G., by Pontiac-the Squaw; Hiddenite.
pr G., by Stratford-Gem; Petrol, b. c.,
by The Bard-White Suuall: Break n;
Day. b. f., by The Bard-Dawn. and
Wyalusing' CHI. c., by st. Blase-Sus-
quehanna.
Hazlet and Walter have wintered
nicely and should again carry the
dark blue" to the front when the sea-
son opens. OF the 2-year-olds Lud-
Ludwigshafen, Miss De Ney.
ina Eakins show the most quality,
ne natter being big framed colt and
typical bennington in conformation.
Potomac's brother, Brandywine. has
improved greatly i'm size and general
development He should he
letter than in any previous season. |
or he has both speed and courage, and
low shows mature strength in every
Inc. Should Brandywine came TO hand
'arly II will take a great horse to beat
lin in the Metropolitan Handicap. in
which the featherweight of 100 pounds
allotted to him. Joyner has been
working the horses for two weeks.
when the weather permitted, on the
'rivate track
Matt Byrnes has the largest string
i the Monmouth Park course, where
e VIII stay until April /, when the |
larcus DAILY string will go to Morris
ark. Senator Grady leads the % i'm
heir work, and he has grown into a
lsty 5-year-old. The Senator is not | ,
the Metropolitan. but he is leniently
reated in the Brooklyn and Suburban,
Nth LOG and 109 pounds respectively. ,
'yrnes has great hopes that the old
orse will show in public this season ,
18th the speed he has ito burn" in pri-
ate trials. The other strings at the :
Id track are controlled by the Little {
elds, senior and Junior. Jeter Wal (
en-, William Hayward. Augustus Ga I
on, j. III. McCreery. Robert Murray. I
ouis Stuart, c. o. McFaddin and G
ames Blute. All told, l25 horses are !
eing worked on the course, which is \
! splendid condition for early train \
lg. A number of the horses will be (
mt on to Washington about March e
for the Bennings meeting. n
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