The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-19
Race rack and
Stable Gossip

stable of racers this season. Next year
they will race the first get of the great
Lissak The latter is standing at the
Chinn farm, near Harrodsburg. There
were originally II of them, but two
were destroyed in the fire that recently
occurred at the farm.
A Lexington dispatch says: one Of
the most valuable collections of thor
oughbred and trotting brood mares
ever gathered from one state left here
Saturday night for Montana. This val
liable consignment of horses are IN
charge of DIR. f. w Hagyard and Jo-
seph Rea. with six assistants. They
are insured against accident FOR s.1,ooo.
go in three cars, and are the property
of Marcus DAILY, Ed. a. Upton, ana
other Montana horsemen. Twenty
eight of the mares are thoroughbreds,
while IL are trotting bred.
Following is the list: Lady Reel.
dam of Hamburg; Fleur d or, with foal
TO Hanover: Lizzie d.. with foal to Han
over: Elizabeth L., with foal to Strath-
more; imp. British Bueblood, with foal
to Jim Gore: Unadaga. with foal to
Lamplighter; imp. Contradiction, with
foal to Russell; imp. Prosperity. with
foal To Rainbow; imp. Ridicnle. with
foal 10 Rainbow; imp. Sepia, with foal
to Mars: LabelIe. with foal to Bramble;
Caledonia, with foal to imp. st. George;
Balance with foal to imp. ID. Beauyier;
Homeopathy, with foal to st. Florian:
Lola A., with foal to Kingston; Semper
Fidele, with foal to Teuton Semper
Cara. with foal to Bramble; Trouba,
with foal TO Falsetto; Cassiopeia-Why
ota chestnut filly, sister To George
keene: Hanover-Elizabeth L., tliy'
HanoVer-Sena by onondaSa illly; mp.
Candlemas-Intrepid filly; Hndoo-
Francesca filly; imp. Whistlejacket-
on the Lea colt; Teuton-Semper FL
dele colt.
Trotters: Red Cherry 9:1412; Red
Ivina. by Prodigal-Red Cherry; Red
Princess with foal by Bow Bells
Frances Hayes, by Red Wilkes; Mary
Hayes, sister to Baronet by Baron
Wilkes-Lamberta: Martha Louise. by
Wilton; Oweenee, Myra p, by Wilton;
Myra, Anna Foushee by Red Wilkes
Anna b.; Marie Sanchez, with foai to
Allerton.
August Belmont. Pierre Lorillard. j.
r. keene and Dick Croker have pat
ronized the English stakes for which A.
year-olds and upward are eligible with
commendable liberality. The English
4-year-olds. with the exception of CAL
tee More and Nelasquez, are very
moderate lot. Voter and his contempo-
raries in temporary exile have conse-
quently an excellent chance to revive
the glories of "Foxhalls year on the
Ens1Sn turf.
Richard Croker has entered Dobbins
In the City and Suburban Handicap,
which is run over the English DERBY
course at EPSON. and in the $4,000 Ju-
bilee Stakes. to be decided at kempton
Park 1t would only be in the eternal
fitness of things that a son of Mr. Pick
wick should win the City and suburban
race immortalized by the author OF
the spic<WiCk PAPERS.
When one looks over the list of eligi-
bles to the Derbys for the year the lack
of quality displayed by the candidates
| in their 2-year-old form stands ou'
| clearly True. Hamburg is an eligible
but he is now in the East. and it is
possible may not be sent West. Plaudi'
| is also in the East. II is possible, now
ever. that Mr.. Madden will have hin
returned to the West. If he does, the
conqueror Of Ben Brush will be one @
the Derby favortes. The ability OF IN
| McGuigan to fit a horse early IN the
spring for a hard race and long route
will cause many a man TO tie his iailt
! To the SNOWY Bannockburn for the early
/ Derhys. He was somewhat OF Il dlSap
/ pCintment the season through. bu
! seems as capable as any OF the lot leIt
| with MacIVor and MalVolio dead an'
/ Hamburg and Plaudit among the ab
have faith in Schorrs Lieber Karl. TIL
latter was nearly high-class last sea
son. and as it Is known lie was care
fully campaigned he may develop int
the seasons crack He was YER
Large bodied colt, and, having ten
dcncy to weakness in one of his TORE
legs. the stable preferred to let him de
velop fully before setting him dow
hard and taking "A chance on his stv
ing way. At that he showed remark
able speed weight carrying ability an
gameness. If he fulfills his promise an
develops we'll this winter he Will be
hard horse up the line next year. ID
Black showed up well in the fail, an
in the absence Of the cracks may dc
yelop into a top-notcher neXt sprlns
pink Coat had the fever and did M
round to. He was in the top divisio
when fit GalliVant was near the 10
when he went wrong in one of his fore
legs He has been fired and SiN'
every indication of having outgroWn II
weakness If he has he has the spec
to be fighting it out in the sprin
pontus, Dan Rice. Frank Thompson
; Don Quixote. Ruskn, Saeket and oil
ers of that caliher hardly ranked vii
those mentioned In ordinary Yea
they would not be considered as Dell
If Derby caliber but With no pr
nouncpd class to the feia-like Ha
ma. Ben Brush and Ornament lin abe
wears they may develop into Dert