The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-15
GOSSIP on THR RUNNERS
sowrrHYse <BoUr TEE TEhREIHGs
AROUND NEW YORK.

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Ph,iip >. pwyer mas . striuE ~ 1lahever and
Otnor Psyorites-J. A. Dennet's Rot Leok
weu-Rn.Corpsration Ceunsel Ctnrk,n Dosen
-Tho S-eadowbrook' ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Although racing at Washington 10 at present
going IN. with the meeting in Maryland to fol-
low. the season in tho East 10 practically at an
end, with the racing public generally. tho next
few months will be q period OF inactivity. 80 far
aa snort ia concerned. But among tho horsemen
It viii hardly DO so, as even now the work for
next year is being done in tho development and
preparation OF the youngstcrs that will In 1893
supply tho fields for the great twoyear-old
events OF tho spring meetings..
At tho tracks heroabouts now IL is the year
linrs that occupy tue time and attention Of tho
trainer. and tho embryo racer comes In for as
much consideration as Bon Brush, Requital, DIR.
Catlctt and all the other cracks during their
active racing OF the past season. With the year
linRs generally the main work has now been
done. A few trials are yet to be run, but most
Of the tests have been made, with the result
that at tho local tracks it Is generally believed
that the outlook is for grand racing by
tho two.year-olds next season. At the
Gravessnd track there are some important
strings. President Philip J. Dryer has q
batch of eleven that have all been turned out
after their trials with the exception of q couple
that wero purchased at tho Haggin sale that are
still going along q little. The breeding of the
lot shows that Mr.. Dryer has again pinned his
faith to the get Of his old loves that carried the
red and blue" to victory in 30 many hard.
fought battles Of the past. They are q chestnut
colt by Hanover-dam OF Elolse, generally looked
upon rs tho pick Of tho bunch; a bay colt by
H~indoo-Bonnie Gal. that Mr.. Keene ia said to
have offered 10000 for q few weeks ago,
a very highly brod youngster, not only
IA.-A I~N -Ah yNalA all @-A.. --A-
colt, half brother of Box, by Hanover-Pan-
dora, that has shown well. and impresses the
talent both by his looks and manner of going;
brown colt by Hanover-Glen Belle. tried well,
as all the Hanovers are. There arc also q bay
colt by Favor-Belle Garland. marked very much
like his sire; brown colt by Water Cress-Ma-
drid; bay colt by Rousseau, bought at the Haggin
sale, and still being g%alloped. Kingston has a
representative in a chestnut colt out Of vanita
that has shown very fast. and the doings
of the get of tho same old Dryer crack
that arc in NJ. f.. Dryers stable indi-
cate that Kingston will transmit his speed, as
they arc al snowy and very fast thus far. The
lot also comprises a bay Ally that will represent
two of the old cracke Of the red and blue"
Hanover and Aurania. and O decidedly fast
youngster she is. The yearlings. as before said,
have all been tried and shown satisfactorily,
one of the moves being q quarter by the Hindoo
-Bombazette colt in q fraction slower than %
bCNOhub VII wy pldCG5 bO WuCn
faith in .yearling trials. however. rs he did Is
doubtful from the fact that OF his high collec.
ders, that showed three turlongs in SO seconds.
did not prove of very much account this year
In NJ. i. Dryers stable at Gravesend at pres.
Brac. chestnut colt by charlottesville Grace.
Q Of S centr sG'f r 9S I0R Bs sh imporie g ny sG S2lsi osG5hsy
81 Box; rS SnGtho r. M EoSss = bay colt st., the dam
one OF the fastest. II not the faAteat. Of
in "a =, fRs SSsdi,jj. four 5.I Ki Ing, n 3 bsE foIi
chestnut colt out Of Bogota; All OF these have
the distance given them is not divulged. it was
undoubtedly satisfactory. fremont Is repre-
Msrsninse and there Iat I Is also in the the lot aa a Sro SNn
colt by Fresno-,Zaza, a bay colt by Sir Modred
@ colt by L Psi; a s6 S!r 6 xt sSlt ed * Sog re- ssl bsId. a bay
Dwyer stable. has a youngstOr that was bought
looking colt By Kingston out Of Ella Black e BoGa.
IA. Bennet has some youngsters that have not
thought well OF. One is q brown colt by Poto.
mac,Folly. large and well made in every re.
MARI marx. Another p'I promi sing S yonn css.snf Is bag
has a bay colt BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BY Viz.
Turquoise that was bought at the recent Hagein
sale. and has but Just been thoroughly broken.
.NAoCh y q ~ oLe thhU cTc puT-
as yet. Henry Harris has not yet tried out tho
have been sufficiently developed to show speed.
One 10 a chestnut cot by Fonso-Spring. Eagle.
a sha1 has Fi Iook, satis xoS6ssi.r AND Tb Is " o, well sized
Bay fIy colt, BY Fessso0Emme PicESie cSi'i brown own
colt. by Hayden Edw~ards.sultana; bay Ally. by
nockourn; black hlly, half sister of Storm King,
BY HanoverI,Grenadine; chestnut ally BY Hay
F~onso-Lisbey. and a chestnut, half sister Of
Rensselaer,. by Fonso-The Belle.
inv william u z u H@ CsIt has h a couple Of allies belong.
apti,y named younsstef, By Ben strome~W'hip.
tried, have done good work. and are, moreover,
fine lilies in point Of size. Jack Elliott has a
work.
at present either in earrings or of the racing
division, proper. The Keenc lot are still at the
farm, with the exceptio of four or Aye that are
ut the Bay. including u brown colt by T urna-
ment, a chestnut by .Meddler. and two other
chestnut colts. one hy Hyder Abad and the other
by st. Leonards, These have thus far breezed
quarters as good as 26l2 seconds. but have not
Albert Cooper has a st. Leonards-vandusa colt
that is said to be a good ono, and Kneale and
Edward Hughes each have a couple that have
not been pushed. The Bay track is at present a
very quiet place both as regards old and young
Upat Morris Park Matt Allen has the string of
40 ~. Slhi III thIiu Shupt. VII SlhTk lS
new to- running sport, although he has cam
pnigned some %trolters for a number Of years. .
He has about a dozen head of yearlIngs in Aliens
hands, most OF them coming from the Fnirview
Farm OF Charles Reed & S'>s. in Tennessee. A
rafting big colt by Miser. ont of Rebound, is
n half-brother of MuskalOnge. ind IL u much
better prospect than that good performer was at
the same age. \ sister 70 Merquise, a bay Ally
by .Miser, out of Monte Rosa. is another Firenzc
In looks and action. Matt Byrnos says she is
more like the great daughter OF Glenelg than
any thoroughbred he ever saw. Although on
the small side there isn't a flaw In this hlly's
makeup, and as she has worked a quarter in 23
seconds she should do to take to the races. A
lIly by Cheviot out OF Olga is the hendsomest
hlly ut any OF the metropolitan tracks OF her
age. This is high praise, but this chest.
and will be in most OF the flly stakes
for 1928. being eligible for the Futurity;, hlly
AlonZo in conformation. The Ally by Miser out
of Lucia. the dam Of nine winners, lisa big. lusty
young miss, and Allen thinks she will win races.
There are two very likely daughters OF IT.
Blaise, out of good mares, and, II looks 20 for
anything. they will more than pay their way.
The Meadowbrook Steeplechase Association
announce a days sport at the farm Of the Hon.
William G. Whitney on ThNnksgiying Day. En-.