The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

s46. 900. more than half OF which vas
won by Jean Beraud In the Great Trial,
Double Event and fremont. In which
events he ran I'm the colors OF Mr.. Whit
ney after having been purchased from
Messrs. Gideon a DAILY. Mr.. Clay WAS
also a profitable mi Of the string.
running In the Futurity and Winning
the White Plains Handicap. while Shil-
lelah. Miss Miriam. Sir vassar. Damien
and several others OF the lot more
han paid their way.
Mr.. Whitney may have made one OF
two bad purchases in his selection OF
high class racers. but on the whole the
stable was admirably managed. and
had II been thoroughly equipped me
in running order at the beginning OF
the year its success would have shown
a considerable profit at the end of the
season. As IL was, Mr.. Whitney be-
gan with scarcely the nucleus OF a
stable when the racing season opened.
he should have made so few mis-
takes In buying. and that his purchases
should have turned out so well is 1T
tie short Of remarkable. Mr.. whitney
has rome into racing and breeding TO
stay. His success at the outset II
therefore both encouraging TO him as
an owner and OF satisfactory import
as relates to the welfare OF the sport
generally.
Mr.. Hendrle. the Canadian turfman.
will rank well up IN the list when the
accounts OF the year are all accurately
balanced. The victory OF Martimas in
the Futurity alone Melted Mr.. Hendrie
So. 900. Besides that Martimas won the
Flatbush Stakes. for which he vas DIS
qualified. and the anc del Paso
The total winnings OF the stable In the
East will fot up In the neighborhood
OF $4,000. Mr.. Hendrie's Western string
also had a successful season. and his
entire winnings for the season will lie
largely in excess OF the above mount.
Jean Beraud. through his victories in
the National Stallion, Eclipse. Hudson
and Great American stakes won for
Messrs. Gideon * DAILY. before he was
sold to Mr.. Whitney, $50. 800. High De-
gree. the only other notably successful
horse in the stable. through her second
In the Futurity and her victories in
other stakes. Is credited with a total
OF -. 500. So that with these two hors-
es alone Messrs Gideon a DAILY won
$4,000. Their other earnings were In
considerable.
Through the victories OF Hamburg in
the Realization and Brighton Cup. ard
the earnings of Ogden. Marcus Daily
retires his stable for the season with
a credit Of about $50. 900. The Messrs.
A. II. and ID. H.. Morris won about s2t.-
WV tAithg NnIobkh u flAaI 'Aa-
cesses in the Twin City Handicap ard
the Flight stakes. The Messrs. l.. :.
and w. T.. Thompson had no horses in
training Of any ccoun outside OF The
Huguenot. but he proved a host In him
self. winning for the stable some s11.-
900. including the Brooklyn Derby.
worth net to the winner s.. 80.
With a stable that was not much
above selling plate form. W. Lakeland
did exceedingly well. his total for the
ear being in round figures sls. 600. The
major part Of this sum was won ly
George Boyd. whose earnings included
the Autumn Cup. worth S.. W. r..
Jennings won about $4,000. OF which
So 500 Is TO be credited 20 his unbeaten
3-year-old nlly. Briar Sweet. and 5000
to Bendoran. J.. E. Pepper had a sue
cessful autumn campaign in the East
with his good ~2-year-olds. king Bar
leycorn. Satin Slipper. Black Venus a'd
Kentucky Colonel. winning a total here
OF about $4,000.
The Oneck stable Won somewhere in
the neighborhood of $4,000. most of
which goes to the credit OF Armameat's
victory In the Junior Champion. Ben
Holiday was a disappointment in the