New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-13
THE RACETRACK.
PETER WINNERS STRING OF THOROUGH
BREEDS ARRIVES AT SLEEPS
HEAD BAY.

Peter WINNER, with the detachment of horses
which he is training for William c. Whitney John
E. Madden and Eastin & Larabe. arrived late yes
terday afternoon al the Sheepshead Bay track from
Louisville. He left Louisville with the thorough
breds Tuesday. and expected to reach
Sheepshead Bay early yesterday morning score or
persons went there at an early hour IN nope
of getting glimpse of the well known public per-
formers under his care. Nearly all these persons
waited at the track for four or five hours for the
arrival OF Trainer WINNER and his string OF horses'
and then grew tired Of gazing up ana do"h the
track and went home 1t was nearly O'CLOCK IN
the afternoon before WINNER with the thorough
BREEDS reached Sheepshead Bay, 'and the work OF
placing the horses in stalls that were ready ror
them occupied about hour.
For several hours after Mr.. WINNER appeared at
the track the scene there IN marked contrast
to the which the first arrivals OF the day wit
messed Early in the day the course looked deserted
owing the condition of the track ana the weather.
as no horses exercised on 1t, and there were
few signs of life about the stables. From O'CLOCK
until dark stable boys. trainers and others kept
going and coming from the track and many persons
engaged in the task of carrying to the stables
that had been got in order for Mr.. Winners
horses. blankets saddles and other things which ne
had brought with him from the South.
The horses under the of Mr.. WINNER which
arrived the track yesterday numbered twenty
Those belonging Mr.. Whitney Jean Beraud,
b. h.. 4. by His Highness-Carrie c.; Rush b. m T.
by Wadsworth-Rene dor: Killashandra CHI. f., 3.
by acknowledgements Annoy. oh. g. 3, by Med
dler-Springtide; Harmonca, b. m. 4, by Hanover
Recare, and Chanticeer, b. g., g. by The Bard
The Dawn. The horses belonging to Eastin q
Larabie Flying Torpedo, CHI. c., 2, by Hano-
ver-Gypsy: High Order. b. c.. g. by Order-Tongese;
Taloose. CHI. c.. by Owas-Bethbroeck; Snapshot
err CHI. c. by Fonso-Tongese; Julia Hanover, br. f..
by Hanover-Jula Kinney; Kinley Mack. b. c., T.
by Isngton-S Son gstress; Macleod of Dare. b. c., a.
by Candlemas-Julia L.: Max Bendix. CHI. c., 2 by
Conference.-The l.. and several other youngsters
In the lot Wooster Boy b. c.. 3. by Water
cress-Racemede and two other horses belonging
to John r. Madden.
OF course, everybody at the track wanted par
ticuarly to Jean Beraud, Rush and ktllashan-
ORA, and Mr.. WINNER seemed greatly pleased IN
being able to crafty the wishes of his visitors .
Many questions asked him about the condi-
ton of horses being trained by him, and he had
what evasive. He said that the horses were In eX-
cellent shape and had stood the long journey Well
When a Tribune reporter inquired about Jean
Beraud Mr.. WINNER took the reporter to the sec
footed son of His Highness and Carrie c. and,
opening door leading into the section exclaimed:
Look. there's Jean Beraud! You can for your
self just what his condition is
He never looked better In his life His feet are
perfectly sound and he Is strong in every part of
his body said of the visitors at the stable.
Jean Beraud certainly looked be In excellent
dition, did the other horses.
Many horses now stabbed at the GraveSend
track. Tom Welsh arrived there Wednesday
with string of twenty-nine thOroughbreds fifteen
of which are the property of W: c. Whitney, and
the remainder owned by G. Fleischmann's Sons.
In the lot in care of Trainer Welsh are Isaac Wal
ton. by Hanover-Ida Walton. the three-year-
Olds Montanic. De Lacy and Orthia.
Isaac Walton is reported to have wintered well,
and the same is said about the other horses.