The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-06
PROMISING Young Observation-Disclosures
Many Grand COOKERS I'm Winter Quar-
ters ON Eastern Tracks.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Jan. 5.-At all Of the tracks
the trainers are busy getting the young
sterS into shape for next years brushes.
At Gravesend W. NJ. Barrick has a stable
of youngsters which lock as If they will
more than hold their own In the best OF
company next year. They have all worked
well. but the crack OF the lot is said to
be the colt by ~Farraday-Alta Blue. a
brother of the 2-year-old Criterion. also in
Barrick's string. fer which he paid a hand
some sum. The colt by Pirate of PenZance
Red Leaf has also shown plenty OF speed
in his work and is thought to be almost as
good as the brother to Criterion. The other
three-a colt by Reaper-keepsake. a colt
by Lovallst-Ada +. and one by Top Gal
lant-TTaviata-have done some good work.
At the same track Henry Harris is train
ing three for e. +. McMeekin. the we'll
known breeder. They are a chestnut colt
by FonsO-Nantucket, chestnut FLY by
~FCnso-Daisy Rose. sister to the crack .
year-old McAIeekin. and a bay colt by Ben
Strome-Kate Fletcher. a brother TO oneck
Queen. They have shown up so well in
their work that all of the trainers at the
track have nothing but praise for them,
especially the sister TO NcNeekin-
Trainer William Hueston has a string Of
eight which have all been tried. They are:
Bay. colt by W~agner-Shadow Dance, bay
g SsIdIng by BY Fringe z Gso Royalla Il black lack
ing by Pirass OF Penzance-Miss Cady,
chestnut colt by Iroquois-Sister to Tenny,
bay gelding by Prince of MOnaco-Pal-
metto, bay gelding by Lissak-Kate Have
lin. and a FLY by Florist.
At the Sheepshead Bay track Trainer
Mack for Eastin & Larabie last year, and
also some horses for w. G. Whitney, has
q lot OF six: They are as follows; Bay
Blue wingSvivandierTe. bay FLY by
TroubadourIsunbeam. bay colt by Blue
Wing-Mona, bay colt by Hanover-Splen-
did, and a black colt by Ravilston. Three
out of the six are owned by Captain S. S.
Brown, the ~well-known Pittsburg turfman,
and as WINNER has always had considera-
BILE luck with fillies 1t may be that several
of the lot will be of a stake class.
AT the Morris Park track are quartered
a number Of promising yearlings. Jack
Joyner, who trained Ethelbert, has several.
the property of himself. David Gideon and
Perry Belmont. There are thirteen in num-
Der. and they keep Joyner busy these days.
Charaxus-Ethie; bay colt, by His High
~ness-Nettie; bay colt. by His Highness-
Nell Glenn. which IS a sister to Glennelie;
bay colt. by His Highness-Miss FOrdham;
chestnut colt, by His Highness-CascIde:
chestnut gelding. by FOnso-Austriana: bay
gelding. by Darwin-Dare Dollar; bay geld
ing. by FitZ James-Sentiment; bay geld
ing. by B~ermuda-Queen Isabella: bay flly.
by Tenny-Magnetism. and chestnut FLY. by
MaElan-tonsetta; These youngsters have
all cen well tried. and it looks as if there
Is some good racing material among them.
Tom Healey. owner Of kinnikinnic and
~arbuncle who Is also a public trainer. has
q ilne looking lot of youngsters on the top
of the hill near the tower. There is a
brown colt by kinglike-Pantomime: bay
toit 10y hlHBliheOldNy BlcnImOnu, bay colt
by Kinglike-Fanlight: bay flly by Star
Ruby-Baby; bay colt by Candlemas-Mag-
gle Mitchell; brown hlly by Hanover-Prin-
cess Jean: chestnut nlly by Margraye-
EdistO; bay filly by Margrave-AIabel
Glenn: brown flly by St. Max m-Medusa;
bay colt by Halma-Hutuka: a chestnut colt
by Halma, and a colt by July. Their trials
have been very satisfactory to Healey. and
he is very proud Of them. HeaIey thinks
that the prize Of the string is the FLY, by
king1ike-Fanlight. as she has shown plen-
ty Of speed in her work. and is also a great
locker. On looks the colt by CandIemas-
Maggie Mitchell and the FLY by Hanover
Princess Jean will show UP prominently in
the races next season.
Up to this date Jimmy Mclaughlin has
only two youngsters under his care. a bay
colt by ~Getaway-Belle Blackburn, and a
FLY by Kingston-Judith. They are a neat
looking pair, and while Mclaughlin has not
done much with them as yet. he believes
that they will more than pay their way.
J. G. FOllansbee has a nice lot of yearIings
which will race in his colors next season.
and thew are in charge of II. NJ. Mason.
are a chestnut colt by st. Carlo
Geraldine, brown gelding by Tournament
Imp. Innerdale, chestnut flly by Star Ruby
Moon Flower. chestnut filly by St. Leon
ards-Blue Grass Belle. and chestnut fIly
by Handspring-Dorset Flower. Mason has
not asked them much as yet. but what
have done in the way of work Is sat
isfactory. Mason fancies hat the hlly by
Star Ruby-Moon Flower will be the pick OF
also a lot of praise for the colt by st. CraIo
II the latter is only one-fifth
as good as his dam he Will be "A good one.
He has had a quarter of a mile trial. which
was covered in less than twenty-five see
ords.