The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-02
MANY FINE HORSES
ARE At BENN|NGs
Some $50 or More Runners There
and More Are Expected
Yet.
PREPARE FOR SPRING RACES
PREPARE FOR SPRING RACES
Much Attention Paid to the
Canadian Racers OF George
Hcndrie.
lsneoinI to rho Times.Disnnieh.l

Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispnteh.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 1.-There
are at present 2f3 horses CHARTERED AZ en-
nings, and during the week many more
OF Frank Farrell. James Mclaughlin and
others. In the lntters' stable are OK
ford. Race King and a number Of smart
Among tho horses now at BennIngs are
Brush Up. Yorkshire Lad. Waterwlng.
Santa Catalina, Czaraphine. Ivanhoe, wa
strome. Bohcmia. The Musketeer, knight
OF Rhodes. Commune, Marjoram, Pater,
Hyperion, Bobbie Mexican and Society
A great deal OF attention is being paid
to George Hendricks horses, which recently
arrived form Hamilton, Ont. This will lie
Inc first time that the Canadian turfman
has raced at BenninRs. His best horses
are the itye-year-olds scarfpli and Light
brigade. Both OF them are stake-winners,
,ha Former capturing the Queens Plate ut
shown by recent work thn. they are
hish-class horses. Others In the stable
IRE a sainpan, Blue Grouse. Kings Guinea,
o,hdLppewi. shine on and tire two-yeaf-
mer. The horses are all In good condition
ana are BEING trained by William Mosby.
there are q half.dozen two-year-olds
belonging TO August Belmont at the track.
anu " their looks and breeding 20 for
amythlng they should win many races.
me youngsters came from Garnet, s. c.,
fttEE ~ 1Hu MI III II ma
charge OF George Chase.
Wliilnnl Garth has forty horses. which
are the property of different owners. but
he VIII train them. Six OF the lot-Society
Sud Old Gtiard and four 2-year-olds-be-
long TO o.. l.. Richards. These will be
turned over TO James Mclaughlin as soon
as The latter reaches Bennlngs. other
owners who have employed Garth are s.
Z. Ross, C.. c. Smithson. w. L.. Maupin,,
~. ID. Payne and c, II. Hurkamp. Some
Or tho horses which lie will handle are:
Expinsionlst, Weirdsome. DR.. Schwartz.
kassie, Judge White, Granville. Phaon.
Walnut Grove and Palm. all aged. and
fourteen 2-year-olds, as follows: Orphan
Lad. Ntoles. Merrle Laasie, Pantaloon.
Lazy Vera, Town Topics. Flop. Bath
Mari: Excuse Me. Slnette. Dimes and n
couple Of promising colts belonging to
a. y. Payne. w. Jennings has six horses
ut Be1nings which he brought from his
farm In Maryland. Among them is Plan
tagenet. Al Weston is Mt the track with
eighteen belonging 10 G. r. Cyde's Gough-
acres stable. Most OF the lot are by the
dead sire. Atheling. and they are good
lockers Some OF them awe been win
tire lot. headed by Spring and Preen, are
In n healthy condition. John Allen has
twelve horses belonging TO the Chelsea
Stable, aud all Of them have wintered
well.
II now appears MS II 1nfexibIe. after an
absence OF nearly three years. Will again
be seen at the races. He has shown no
signs OF lar1eness and HIS trainer believes
TINT he Will be able to stand training.
One youngster In which n great deal OF
interest Will he taken is the Ally by Mel
ton, the sire Of Sysonby. and out of Dam
~. the dam of Santa Catalina. The Ally
Is a half-sister 10 Santa Catalina.