The Washington times., 1902-08-14

flltSDuIR fnll LOOK Sl0,UUU out OF
the ring on Dolagoa's Seneca Stake win.
When the filly's price touched 5 to
the Pittsburger's agents got busy and
soon hammered her odds down a couple
of points.
Jockey Minder. who is at present rid
ing at Highland Park. Detroit, gives
promise of developing into one OF the
gest lightweight riders in the country.
He is an excellent judge OF pace and can
time a run within fraction OF a sec
ond when ii comes to getting all there
is out of his mount In the run home.
One bright feature about Minder's riding
is the earnest way in which he rides his
mounts. He never quits riding until the
wire is reached and it Is owing 20 these
methods that he wins many times when
he is seemingly out OF it. Mnder will
likely ride at the fall meeting at Ben
ming.
C. B. Hawkins has purchased of Bow
ard Nutter the yearling chestnut colt,
King Nutter. by King Eric. sire OF the
sensational Dick Welles and Prince Lief,
dam Vena N, by Chance. The pric, is
private, but 1t Is known to be good one.
King Nutter is 1903 Futurity candidate
Six yearling colts purchased some time
since of Milton Young, by Ed Cor-igan,
for reported price OF $500. were ship
ped from Lexington to Chicago yester-
day to be placed in training at the Haw-
thorne racetrack
They are principally the get OF Omar
daga and imported Pirate of Penzancc
While In Lexington, KY, recently Corri-
gan looked at several farms, and 4. is
likely he will close 2 deal for one ot the
places when he returns the last OF the
week
He purposes to keep his ranch In Cali
fornia. and he will ship no stock from
there, as was announced early in the
year, but what horses he puts on his
Kentucky farm will be those he is now
racing. several mares recently purchased
and other stock he buys in the iuturr.
1t Is his intention to follow multi
millionaire ]. B. Haggin. and maintain
both California and Kentucky. breed
ing establishment.
1t is said that L. NJ Myers, the man
who purchased Heno. at the sale of the
Mackay horses, was really acting for
George Gould.
James r. Keene. who has recently re-
turned from England, says his horse
Conroy, last years Brooklyn Handicap
winner, who is now ia England. is in
good shape. and Mr.. Keene believes he
will win the Jockey Club Stakes of
10000 guineas.
William Hendrie, the Canadian turf
man. who is a good judge OF horses,
says he thinks Dazzling. the Keene two
year-old filly. will surely win the Fu-
turity. after her good race in the Sara
toga Special.
Fred Gebhard was the real purchaser
of His Eminence. one OF the Mackay
horses. Charles Hill, Mr. Mackay's |
trainer, may handle Gebhard's horses
Charles Reed. owner OF the Fairview
Farm. announces his retirement from
the turf. His horses will be sold ct
Bay or Morris Park. Among
the sires TO be disposed of are ST. |
Blaise, Knight OF the Thistle, Cheviot, |
Rey Del Rey, Pessarra. Phoenix. Sam |
Weller Exile, and Bouncer Mr. Reeds |
retirement is due to advancing years. |
he being seventy-two years old.
w ]. Arkell has decided to withdraw |
from the turf for the present. owing to |
the death OF his father.
The expense of millionaire's racing |
stable is illustrated by the victory OF S. |
S. Browns Hyphen in the Brighton |
Derby and the second of his colt. Blue |
in the Brighton Junior Cham
pion Stakes. The pair earned 50 900, |
which looks like good days work on |
paper. but It was just 81 100 less than
he Pittsburg turfman gave for Blue |
Ribbon as a yearling. The brother to |
Blue Girl and the conqueror of Major
still owe Captain Brown |
money.