The sun., 1902-01-12
THIS HORSE has FINE HOME.
NEW DWELLING PLACE OF THE
NOTED JOHN n. GENTRY.

Just Built by y. H. Hartman. and Con-
tsins Everything Conducive 10 the
Comfort OF . string OF Fast Steppers
Have Their Own Especial shoer.
Directly after the Brighton Beach trottIng
meeting last August workmen put In an
appearance on the big vacant lot fronting
on West Is5th street. between st. Nicholas
place and avenue. II was evident that some
one was to erect house. yet no one professed
to know just whom. Visitors to the Speedway
watched with interest developments on the
hillside and at last were rewarded by seeing
that II was to be a private stable. And yet
who was building III Mr.. Billings had made
public his land purchases on Washington
Heights. Albert c. Bostwiok had already
commenced his new stable In West i57th
street. and not until one bright Sunday.
when Billy Andrews was discovered driving
Elsie s., 2:iin, to q cart. while his men fol-
lowed with John r. Gentry. 2:o01. and half
dozen others and several truckloads OF para
phernalia were deposited In front OF the new
stable did any one have an idea II had beon
built for T. ii. Hartman. the railroad mag
nate.
Andrews had been here dairy six weeks
superlntending matters. but escaped the
vigilant Speedway scribes and trainers who
knew him. and chuckled to himself that for
once he had fooled his friends and practically
become a New Yorker without general an
nouncement. Mr.. Hartman bought the
complete section. and report has 1t the land
alone cost above 5000. 900. The stable fronts
the park adjacent to the Speedway with
northern exposure. and is OF plain brick,
with little OF the elaborate, yet wtthal quite
the finest horses home on the hillside. II u
largely the creation OF Andrews and Van
Rensselaer, Weston, the widely known broker
horseman. who has so well managed Arden
Farms turf ventures.
Every foot Of floor and wall space Is utilized
nicely There are ten roomy. well-lighted
box stalls In the rear in which are at present
nine aristocrats from Arden Farm Mr.
Harrimsn's beautiful Orange county breed
ing farm. That grand little pony John X.
Gentry. now l3 and as clean as deer
from the Adlrondacks. heads the list with his
record OF ?.O0h and. brilliant turf career In
Trainer Andrews's hands. lie had Just re-
turned from an exercise jog through tho
slushy going of the Speedway and looked
picture for a Bonheur as he stood being un-
harncssed and done up" by the boys
Which leg did he 70 wrong In. Billy2' In
quired Il caller7"
Look them all over and see If you can tell.
really have forgotten" was the reply.
And they looked him over from end to end.
but 30 smooth is he everywhere to-day all
gave II up.
roadster, round as an apple. weighing to-day
pso pounds, wearing open bride, side check
rein only a pair OF ankle boots forward.
Jogging on trot at all times till sp"eded
and from ears TO tail as handsome little
fellow as ever faced starter womnn
can handle him, as he is not cross nor y he
mare wore mated with him In 1901 l-hls ttud
CAREER thus Just started IN earnest yet he
Tba others there arc painti, a three-year-
old nlly BY the sal. .OOo STEAMBOAT. 2O7is that
died last summer so suddenly dam by Director.
2i7 second dam Nancy Lee, dam OF Nancy
Hanks. 2Ol: the fast roam mare Helen Grace,
2Iia Elsie s, ?Il., by STEAMBOAT; the green
by yfJ%SPi ren k9ssn Aen G cas' 1s oW
and very handsome; Cynthia. 22o, a four
yesr-od ally by tamboul FROM ah 6ii Lieci t2nser
by STEAMBOAT from old Lightning. 2ii next
dam tot remaTka bic producer Portiai 220,s.
dam q six from TO ?U sam rsaSy br stsm 1y
boul; next dam Nancy Lee dam of Nancy
Hanks, and the pretty hli. ,n Miss'a'r rty thy
Guy Wilkes mare had produced colts inysr-
iably and at last a nlly was born to her
BeIoW stairs one finds Andrews's model
blaCk.mith shop. presided over by y. J.
Classic. who draws t1.20O year salary Just
90 shoe MIR Harriman's hoLs"s The forge
f. "A bqll- hearing improved AFFAIR, and a child |
could create heat sufficient 20 heat "A pl"C"
Of steel red hot in few second~, 80 easily
apparatus occupy part OF ne space Ihls
cellar was blasted out 81 solid rock GLASS;" ]
shod Crrsceus. ? 2o2'.. aud !; 80 adept a. 10
min from "a nail Cresceus had o. his > o2' ~'t
Of shoes for George k'l cham hId nci@rg ,h!l
turned one from one of 'hr tall- lio'n tFh'ih
?UO'i -e' of shoes for Mr. Me.ton, a" had
Glnncing ceilingward Nhcn In the base
neut ono secs that all dram pipes and nlump-
ing are exposed aud Of the latest patterns
throughnut Returning 80 the main nuor
ii il not iced that the matched hooring o. al
cAlked. the Advantage WHEREOF are mani
fg-t at a glance TO any urACIcal observer.
Hard pine rhrllacked, and bras finishing
every where give i splendid agpeatahce,
and every door and surh runs a. NJ i''I.d @ WIN WIN
ths boys quarters bathroom, reading
aud writing room and w'A finished, heated
and cafl~ted hcdfooln- are al hanu '9 w"
direotlD 30 The loft aud here are ~" -ulhi~- in
which the Arden Farms hof-"- rarr, iNo
aud extra wagon and slrifh lolr7 Ahdies-
las each pole supported ~ ! shape
prop. 20 they Niu not safp
M the Nsil 'l- room sf' 80 speed wagons,
.it5ls s..tsrs aud yefy I.ut. two or three
carts aud IunaboIl wailnT tp"u, 3.
alongside tie sufrtnoe IN'fNthlhE ihh /
found uhei.yef ths eye turns 10 ths vfa'
ural lof-eman 10 certainly is imposing
Juzt Wlat hT Hartman fa'luF plane are .
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better Jar - ths sr.-Hr Hl ~" Doe -lahir
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gih 80 70 ,h,r'.r "A' ', ,..,a,.d Ir.t
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