Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

THE OMAHA IL
70 Lnny p 90 2T7A tam Nina Medium;
and CunE5er. Who went q nile last year
IN AT. dnn Annie AnHnaurr ~ Aunndurr
Two 2-year-olas are being wurksd Tbs
Clown. ~ Ths Cunuue-uT tam Miss RI
dEy. by Norton McGrsrur Sg7Es. and ne
CARDINAL ~ Ths CuDqnsrur. Gan Cuis. ~
WHukarEn The former trottsd q quarter
IN EA seconds lEEt year. and the latter n
quErtsr IN ash seconds
In addition 70 these CuDuusru- colts there
Ers being rrBined Georrs Castle and Bachs-
ior Mid. the iErrsT owned ~ v. r Town
Council BlufA. Ia George Castle vSs
taken OF q the rad 81 St. Joe last ysHr
and gwen . record o. ana a. Cincinnati
in a winning race. he vHs sick Al the
time and was shipped hoDs directly the
race vas uvsr. George Castle 10 b. Rose
berry. ala son Of surHthmurs- can said
10 be by Blue Buu. M. Thomas. Who
trDrs hin 70 his record. hes erivsn htn
quarters IL 2sE seconds. and expected 70
give him q REGARD Of 2-BE NJ. TBVnI
Bachelor Maid iE ~ BED EHBrt. rs.
The EeTErons farm has shout fifteen very
promising yeErlinE colu Among them are
four Conquerurs- A hEy fny cuf u Lake
wilkes. 2-25. q chestnut HTlv. = full sister
10 Lily r 2-2sA. dan PEutheH ~ Duuton
a Chestnut thy. fun sister 70 OourrHltn,
Ala. tan Red Rose bE Jester D. and q
chestnut hly belonging 10 Y. A WATSON
q Omaha. out o. BED Mae hT BED VAL.
There are other colts by WoodlfDs. 2.1A.
Haywood 2GA Red HssrL AZ vyzHn1,
sIc. A fREhiunHbly bred one ts
called The Keystone. II H q bay colt
by BED Hssrt. dan Aurora HEhwood by
d wood One Of the fastest q the lot II
a hny by Arvorthy. 2.15a. dan by Nut
pine. 2.l5z eEnsd by Superintendent
Thomas.
II is not generally known that the Key
stone farm IL one OF the leading stock
farms OF the United States. Uut1 within q
year past only three or fDur colts have
been raised. but they all took standard
records At the age q y ThR Conuusrur
is the sire Of the European trurter, Con
trslto, 2.l0. and seven others
?. A FEIk Of Council Bluffs owns one Of
the good ols-tRshioned bred stations IN
EHmbrtno 1B1n1. MEnb-ino has q race
record 10 the old-fRshionsd hiEh wheeled
EuIEy O 2-R7h, and Is the sire Of Dandy
Boy. 2:lz14. and Impression. 2-14h. he Is
By MRnbrtno BRshRw 175s. dHm Kitty
Clay dam o. rwoD. by Kentucky Clay ia
ErEnddKn Of daughter Of Black HBvk &
c Il Aldr5ch. David CRY. Neb- some
tine since decided that the good horses IN
his vicinity were too limited IN number. 30
be accordingly bought q carload Of select
brood mares and SOLD them II 4 Sigh sd-
vance 70 nsiEhbortnE farmers. M. Aid
r1ch nov has the pleasure q seeing Al
sxrsIlent crop Of youngsters ~sprinEing ID
ar the result Mr.. Aldrich owns the stAl-
lion PRc1oluS. 2-L2&. by Patronage. sire Of
Ain. 2-OsA. who Is the sire Of Tonso.
2:14A Lsutolus. All. and twelve 0thsrA
A. q Fzrrens. Hastings. Neb-. reports
his young stallion TrRppiEt, Pisa. as
being rs fast AZ ever TrEppist is By Ego
list. 222A. dan Matilda 30 dan Of four
by NUrwoOd. ASA, Eanddkn LuIlbs DAN
Of frs) ~ Berkley's Edwin Forrest The
first TrEppist colt 10 get a record vHs
TrEpsttA, 2-2sA. ebtEinee last year.
An exchanges il authority for the follow
ing "A nRn with q load Of ttmothE hay
tEsnuine) drove along the main street uf
Junction City. Kan. recently and three
horses ran way.
ClintEz z. Briggs Of Omaha. having
turned his Atlantic stock farm into q dEiry,
has moved most Of his horses TO Omaha
and they are stationed 81 Fifteenth and
BurdeTte streets. Among them Is the great
pacing stallion T~hO-ndins, with q record
o. 2:L1 obtained RE q 3-year-old. Thorn
dine Is a son Of Chit Thorn ASA. by Chit
wood, son Of Nutwood, dam Dynamite by
HylRs, 22sh. son Of AlcRds los by Nam
brfn0 chief II, grEAddEn Santa Maria by
Pn0t Jr- y. Besides Th0rndine Mr.. Briggs
has a fast road mare, Ruth Jester by Ala
oamo, Ritz dam Lena Bury by Hurry
Bury Also three youngsters by AlEmito,
respective Jams Red Wing ~ Red Wilkes,
Hinder wilkes, and mare by AlaeEno, and
SIX By T~horndine, three Of whose dams are
Lena Burly. Mun1do BY Muuvood. ana 4
mare by Charles CAREY. Mr.. BRIGGS IL
driving Ruth Jester on the road and VIII
probably sztsT kHT a. sumo u this sum
mer'B amateur races
The secretaries q the thirteen meetings
In the Nebraska circuit met with X. J.
R1nlI. the circuit secretary. At Fremont
last "Wednesday. The results q the early
closing stakes we're discussed With the
exception Of Omaha, all other meetings de-
clErsd uS their early stakes and viii re-
open them RE purses 10 close about June /
The OmEh nesting. while having 4
smaller e1try list than some others, de-
cfdsc 10 close rWp stakes. the Willard Hotel
for AIS PAGERS. and the KsystGns Stock
farm for s-yeEr-old t~rorTsrs- The stEkeE
that aid not fl and Sthsrs have been added
70 5 list q purses 10 close about June !
The list VIII be as follows The Metz
Bros All class pacing. $500; the ". P
Gen Bros. 21s rrOt, $500; the J. / Brandsis
4 Sons 2-L2 pace, $500; the Omaha 2.s
tr0t. $500 the Gate City 2zb rrot. $500;
the Ak-SEr-Bsn AZ pace. $500. ant the
Commercial club 2.30 uut. $500.
IN LOCAL FIGHTING CIRCLES