The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
NEWS OF THE HAYNES HORSES.
Big stake Events for Hartford -smathers's
string Goes 10 Memphis Tonight.

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Andrew o. "eich' discussed 'he p'o,a
OF Charter YAK fark Tor the season d h""'
ne sAio'
Ne'er wa the ou'iook so orien' . -,
We give tne nrst OF our Dig rututl'es u"r
our "rano tncult meetihs' sep,
q spiehoio neiu OF hree-year-olu VI" an
compete. mere are Charle MafNn : ~
oraoe Eioreo 1i'' az q ni, 49,
OXFORD boy. 40 at 2 ana wlnne' VI r
two-year-old division OF the ken'ucKy iu
turity; Capt. Tuthhis recent purcnhse
Kentucky wilkes, Jr.. 22s1S' thao shon.u
22i last fal at Boston: oeoree hrs,rt -
SENSATIONAL nmsen COW iouu' VA - A.
iOo' mhe z1if' ana "a ie" 'nat v -,
the nrst night as fast youngsters 70
~ = sIo'VVV e'sh'. W" mo"'! .ant
the winner sI.%eo' WINE sSo" soee 49,
nator OF the winners Dam secohu mon,
Is $500. third $500, 40 you see II Is q E'ea'
race and pays the winner lar more 'nan =.
dinsrtly IL the case, as our entrance uur
were made so favorable. Warren q puynrvn.
In due. $40, on foais OF lso 10 'ne ru'ui"'
OF 1908, worth sii'o"o' ana we rh"t ~" ~"
other OF sii'ooo. entrance out VI ano ~ ~
dues but s3i to he eligible to start, Nohiha,
To- ~ vinner.s dam gets. as usunl. $500. Al
~. - g. ,h,.. ns,ionaI rules goyerninr.
are Two III ,hle'' na''o"at Tea
Frank walker KING Oh ,ne START 80. Vii
have the best jud ges obtainable always in
,h. .,snd The hsif.miIe track is completed
and over It. late last fall. Fred Reynolds
drove Shorty. 2il1, a half In 1854. so II
SEEM. a good ono. II is south Of the entrance.
entirely Independent OIL tne "ne -"
stretches @ feet and % feet on .he 'urn
which are well thrown up and SAFE. ms
~ -, ,h.,. are about twenty
ing, - p1sssn -, nrominent among
them being Bow Bells, 2aeH. the brother
Of chimes. and hi, book of sixty mares is
mstrons being engaged to him. Roy Miller
has on ga sed twenty stalls ana Mari benlaIest
. similar stable. to open on May /. and other
leading trainer. are asking for stables to
train there TINS sprung za
The Thomas W. Lawson stable was moVeu
hank of the Grand stand last fall. and d number
=, Smnro,amsn,. made on the property aside
OF impto'emsnb maui W Tha dina 20 AT
r i5om the o aIi't !. about sraV perfect making it a
.r. 80. eli and ths roads adjacent are
favorable to horses for exercising purposes "
track matters than has Mr Weich ana Ms
ideas as TO liberal STAKE eVsnts arr on a pa g
turf in many ways. The Charter OAK staks
OF $40. 900 will. OF course. De renewed anu w
a list Of class and stake races 70 close ) hortiy
with liberal amounts granted all round to
winners ,,.. Grand chestnut stake winner
De bred 20 Bow Bell: She has a last n,iy
now >, by Marstoh - - .ncon dn1 ~. u = twoeyesr-
old with but little work Ter t~o,yesrno,a
son by Arion: W.. u emo, o . Star 99IIiyv
OF his nlus,rioue sre. Nest guy 1891 snS
Is expected 10 produce a young ptnsen ~
VI viii, i1E sash pSfsntsss
so well housed There Is a bath for their
exclusive sue and each stable hss sIeepans
An architect has besutined the grounds and
bhT ,Se n,onrietors. Orlando Jones and An
d doeTb, ON Me, the cslebrated track. and there
in 1850 st Julian placed me worid ! te,ooonn
at 2niH. smugsler, IN 1879 took nj. tssh
there, witch stood till 1858. Little Brown
jug paced his memorable trio q heat 2ll..,,
Mccarthy, yohpstGn ?0es. paced 1t in
2;oeL. TO high-Nhcel snlky
In late years Star Pointer has paceo tnere
:, pniosnsRi p'V Wagon mile, 2cs there in 1907,
and Crcsceus. IN 1907, trotted N Ioai: rn",c
Owe afternoon during the Grand circuit meet
last week Mr.. welch sold to Cahrles Den
nison. a leading HARTFORD banker, a sister
HlUslff@.nIls TRACK, AZ q . nguIs She !.
Authorizes az the age. He recently sold to
W r J~anvipr. this city, the dam Of Lecco,
? naI. In foal 10 Msrston C and this season
she viii he bred TO Refero. AJAX, brother to
little pollade Wilkes, 2lOh.
A. the sale NJ the Fslo Alto brood mares,
held in San Francisco Jan 81, the mares,
avara ging above is wears Of age, brought but
ordinary prices The following sales Will
ir,a,es, Eastern breeders:
81 nj. -, N, m -. nv Electioneer-
{ .",,s,, R,ilS, II s. Hogoboom, Sacra-
rTsnto cal -. ........-. .......... .. $50
yIS,,. ch. m. 20. BY Gen. Benton-Elalne:
DT' Hamilton. Boston ...... "S
Clarion, 225i, b. m, is, by Ansel-ConSo-
lstion. by Dictator; John koWeh' san N.
Francisco ..,. -. ,,u. 80"
zortlla. blk. M, 70 oy neAret lmnrs SUI
Thorne by ElecNoheef' r. "o"n"'' "" Az
trnncisco ~, n,on. Coral nv F,.c.
Corsna, o. n y U San FrnnctScn' 400
,WtvV., hr y, "a hV Flsctioueer-LAdy
10y Trs dsm OF santa Claus: Santa
Rosa Sioct Farm ........ .......... ...... 40
A,woor. POL, b. h.. 10. by Eectloneer-
Mamie C., by imp. Hercules y. n. nag
gn ...... ............ ......,....... ...'.' 9o
Tventv-siy head sold az an average Of
hut s,o?-verv low and in this market would
ikely have been trehled to say the least.
SUM-, Coysy Of pa'to Alto Kicked M q two
yea,-oid colt nv Mckinney. 2liL-She, ?l2'S.
nv Az b,ts'ord, at but $500. When Monroe
Salisbury raced She in the Fast he received
oTers OF laTg &c sums several times for tn"
daughter Of Abhotsford. She belonged to
Walter Hobart and therefore he could not