The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02

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erotsine void. Without d1oeouaaiaG ~
merits of the truly woodesfu1 seAnSon. IN
biased studeats turn to Marvin . 0seat
part q the credit Of Pajo Alto's soecesR.
wiiiiam Coebest. . rival breeder o. the
period. owned Guy wines CssS.ss. and u
the head Of the training department was
another master. John Goldsmith, with
the passing q Goldsmith came the waning
Of Guy Wilkes fame. and kere again b
IN instance Whsre the trainer Was Iaroeas
responsible for the stellion's success.
LOVE FOR TROTTERA.
Count valensin. an Italian With . love
for trotters. established . breeding farm
at California. and At tn head placed ID
ney 0:lSesD with Simm0eol0a second. MI
lard Sanders then . young man. whose
seputation ceatere'i on having made. the
csratic trotter Guy = Hseful race horse.
vas engaged rs trainer. In !. fcw yeass.
Sanders got the worlds yearlinG record
and accomplished an unusual task by
putting several ye:rl'nes b. Sidney in the
standard list. He likewise did well with
the get Of S:nimocoson. Count valensin
died. and Sanders sough. other employ.
ment-exit the fame Of Sidney until years
Santa Rosa Sock Farm, where sidney
Dillon. son Of 9dney. vas then an M.
known stallion. In Q few years Sanders
brought cu: Dolly Dillcn. 3se&. later Lou
Dillon. l:1e:s. ana again the. turf world
carried the magic word Sidney on lts
lips. 6infaosoloa has never emerged
from obscrFi:y.
Village Farm. East Aurora. X. T.. 0ats.
ly d:sDcrsedD. was second only 20 Palo
Alto in the matter Of its famous trostins
product. In s!Ie training department vas
first ". J. Andrews anG: later I'd C;ecrs.
both trainers Of the f.rs. class. Tie lat
see-dsy fame of ,i.s farm rests upon those
horses trained b. s;ee-s. Many colt. were
disposed o. annually In the auction sales.
but for the .aoy: part they were neve:
heard Of again. Geers has never posed as
. colt trainer. yet he ha. made several
hlGh-class ones. including the champion ;
year-oid filly Esntasy. :NsiS. She 10 also
the champion A-year-old. record :.se.s. and
American Belle q. 9:lcls).
In Northern Wisconsin. at Berlin. IS
IN estAhaish.nent to which came the honor
OF raising the Kentucky Futurity winner
Peter Sterling. 3-vear-Nld (:llisl-the
worlds race record for :-year-oId tro:-
ting geidinss. The following year the Same
establishment won second money IN the
event with Rarongsle. The famous train
er 10 J. h Chandler. and before the adj
vent of chan Mt Riverside Park Farm
that establishment. although Of sonic age.
had NO fame whatever. Chandler had
made great colts before going to W'iscOn-
sin. When with the woodline Farm Of
Nebraslsa. he brought out several famous
youngsters. including Outline Cs!eD. tho
champion s-year-oId PAGER.
WALNUT HALL. FARM.
Turning To Kentucky We find Walnut
Hall Farm. Douevail. one Of the most
famous Of present day speed nurseries. Al
though comparatively young a. . breed
ing establishment. & has the honor Of
with the filiy Feveus. both tho =
and year old divisions Of the Kentucky
Futur!ty. With Newbel they won the
Horse Rcviev F'utartty. and with Walnut
turify. won by Peter Sterling. Aside from
SVUss8SsetS ~ ~ pSOr1SnSutsN tuC I3u.
these successes they have had other good
Gus trainer is Ed BenyOn. . young man
who Is fast making fo- himself = name
second to that Of any colt train
er In the businees.
Joe Thayer of Lexington. Ky. has made
many good colts. and scarcely a year has
pa seed In the last decade that has found
him w!thou, Il high-ciass youngster. With
The Bandman he won second money In
the Kentucky Futurity
Doug Thomas o. Paris. Ky. is another
trainer Of colts who has achieved high
fame. He has been successful with every
family Of youngsters that have passed
through his hands. II may be reckoned
Q surprise II the season passes without
Thomas showing up With . colt Of stake
claea
Among the youaee. element Of success
f0l colt trainers are Glenn Beacher ard
VIII Evans Of Lexington. These young
men have gear after year brought out
fast trotting colts. They
seem 70 totally disregard favoritism In the
matter Of breeding. Each has had to do
With the get Of many stations. and the
list Of great youngSlerS made by them
- WI pDsSsg INV usha-Ssoi - usutVtOuS.
Scott Mccoy. now with Gulvsite's Farm.
Prospect. NY. has never failed 10 md
Dtake material on any farm with which he
Vas connected for any length ~ time.
The same may be said Of Al Thomas. the
Bens"n <NehD trainer. who brought out
the sensational! filly. Alta Axwo.thy a.
.:isi.,
Mike ard George Ecwerman Of l-cxing-
ton n,;,-t he named in the list Of men
wh" have repeatedly proved Themselves
great trainers ~ coils Ssve-a! other colt
,ra.,,c:s Nigh: b. ad..ei 10 the above r"s-
Tea. hug IN. names ~ those are sufic:eEt
tc p.oy.. the proposition involved.
Mar- saEl.!tes Of horses would attain a
tor the prsiuctt0n a! early
speed bu: for the scarcity OF competent
trainers. Despite evi1ence Of tbs most
convincing character. Msnv large bTee0-
erS esii! nuree the erroce"us idea that
noss any scst cf a trainer = good eno;sh
might ho,: FAR az the m.re t-eaking
o. the colts aye concerned. but y hen u
comes 10 making speei and developirE
rlaeS of the sort :iecesssry 10 p1N down
The Fusu.i:y money. Il takes = ssscia!:st
in that particular line Great col: train
e-s. Ike great artists G: eTea: m':eicIans.
{ e tofu. 10. made. n REQUIRES eerirs
lo seaY; with. and no eTd cf far1 work
lO bring a!soU: satisfactory results.