The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27

gedns n the p %ss Sns
he added. HE is as good a two-year-old as
ever knew. IL was an easy win. 49, ~
bred by M
Jersey, More ,Futurity winners have come
which is splendid tribute 70 Col. Thompsons
snRacity Their recent Brookdale winners
sire. JuveLa'. is an English horse. He is chest
nut with q hlaZed face. Of heroic pronortlons
a Ds@d vent to e make
the selection. When lie brought Juyenal home
many old time American turfnen told him that
~, JTvennI never was a great horse" Col.
Thompson was told. =, ,
" but you watch and see IL he does not make a
great stallion, Look at his size, and his hery
ac cite ar End hunt up HE pedigree;
get OF Juvenal win an important race and
American turfmen 81 held that the big cheat.
under the hammer at the Thompson sale at
Morris Park two years ago. Nor was the ORA
Ger who, conducted the sale. sufficient to oon-
RI sss"dS ooSss si..Ss. Wsd; nd
fnSTna tq 9W pl:e JHrsHn Tor the
anrc. particularly behind the withers. He has
Juvcnals big barrel and tremendous Iuarters
Chacornac Is not a good looking horse from an
ARTISTIC point OF view. He is rather ugly. in
fact: He i slightly syay.hacsed and has - a
power rather than grace is his chief character
istIc, Chaeornac's dam. lnetitla. is one Of the
shs P pr9dnc"G was s'H Re speedy Ell EkIns Eins
WAS thrce-year-old along with Ornament and
which he Inherited from rncas.. his sire. al
Chacarnoc is nothing ike Elkins. The big
we'll sleeps well, and is a veritsble glutton for
work. Nearly every shrewt horseman who
make a splendid thrse.year.o!d. Chacornac
has the size. He stands full sixteen hands
frame # is marvellous SsE that an animal q hi,
ret F%taTy Vent to the
yesterday that Chacornac was as quick be-
ginner as any wo-year-old he ever saw except
| Hamburg.
.Chacornac was named by Jimmie Rove
| after creek which runs through the Brook
| dale. The creek got tts name from the Dela,
| New Jersep before It was settled by Lord Car
| terets Colonis IT'S. Chacornac was developed by
Rowe, and although the Thompscon's have al
lanes R. Keene watched the race from the
his friends. When Chacornao strobe easily
up to Modrins, as the The field eIi.,.s swung ing
he rum homie eH he csoG his s.es ITO
Pr, DIVER. who was standing at his elbow:
Its all over; We win
was sHowered with Congratulations as he
w wnf hazel b bath IN the paddock yard after the
II havo wanted to own a good horse ever
II think you have one now" Mr.. Hitchcock
so do /" y, rssr!ed Mr.. Ke'ne' and am very
-
Bas % III sssm as
as no rcmains in condition;
s.ud ia sTSd at 4sq ss BTd
she was the mother Of the very useful cam.
brown horse OF good size and fine proportions.
He is an easier animal to handle than the aver:
ayand DID IL n es hny yDa
bic In getting him ready for yestardey's raco:
MIR HyIand did not think that Brigadier could
friends before the race that he would make all
the others hump thYpselyes,
race S5 r1@ pons cos9; and as
d ns ns SscP In sbs
NO. we are not" Hyand replied. He is
Hyland was not mistaken: Brlgadisr did close
%snsSsS chasS5n S. beat the others without
After The race Hyland said that B5eadier
had run his rae and done quite tea a. yell as he
old and will win long distance, races: These
sprints are against a horse Of HE kind. He e
nicely mic and went back to his stable looking ep.
parently as fresh as he did whom he left the
to to tn: te sns T
seen in good many races hereabouts be.
| fore the snow flies. Tommy Burns. who rides
regnI S1 rider dc fo T' e. Sehorrs st@bs S
| is at Chicago and was only engaged BY Hyland
windnsfe. the horse that finished third, wa,
bred by Gen: W. H. Jack son at the Belle Meade
farm His sire; iroau9is is at TIE m head Of the
| is one OF the best brood mares In the country
WindmerG is a., stFrapPng big chestnut not at
| ton and color. He Is quite as big horae al
Gotham was at at the sane ,o age This va wa
h nrsd race n hut we wsn GoEed pTsy wei
sore and his stable was not especlally sapguin'
Of success, Arthur Featherstone's only bet OF
Featherstone was gratihed at Windmere.
showing and SO vas Julius Bauer his trainer
ysarline sale last season as a good colt and pait
fancy price for him. He believes that Wind
mere will beat the best of the two .olds be-
ReGin. stables Pueky was rather disappolnt
Ing; Harry Lewis who ~, rode the Grea
long rush to the, elbow, "Plucky got AVA,
| well, Lewis tOlu tTetn. OUT the pace
| was so hot that he could not keep up. He wal
| running gamely at the elbow. but when ! saw
| that could not overtake the leaders leaset
him up" Plucky. like Windmere. was bred b.
| Gen Jack son at Belle Meade and his dam wa
the mare Endurance. ST. Finnan's race was
| vast improvement over any previous effort
| He was outfooted at first but closed with
great burst Of speed at the end and wa
| headed out In the last bound by Windmers
Both Billy Lakeland and W. l.. Powers. March,
Days eastern agent. we're pleased with tn
| TammRny colts showing.
lie ran about as we'll as expected" Lake
land said. 'and will win In frst-cas compan
later on. st. Fnnan was not himself in tn
spring but he has improved lot since l re
tired him"
it Finnan was bred at Marcus Days farm 4
Montana and was developed by Fred Mossom
Mossom turned the colt over to Lakeland whe
he took charge OF the Keene yearlings at Brook
| dale last June.
Henry Spencer. the rider OF the winner. is tn
regular Jockey OF Jimmie Rowe's stable a
has been riding for some time and made hi
| reputation in California.
Rowe brought him East last spring and tn
first great race he won was the Brooklyn Derb
OF 1923. 49,
Spencer piloted the Thompson's colt TIL
Huguenot on that occasion and won by outger
eraling Tod Sloane. Spencer Is one OF tn
most careful riders in the country. He new,
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