The Washington times., 1906-01-21

gether. For It there have been named,
Astronomer Bohemian, Burgomaster.
Disobedient, Flip Flap. HOlscher. In
quisitor, Kuroki, Lady Savoy, Miltiades,
Oak Duke, Ormondale, Perverse. Ro-
man Cold, Rose Of Geld. Security, Tip
toe, Timber, and Whimsical
". T. Robinson. the English trainer.
has arrived in this country on his hrst
visit He comes primarily to see James
Z. keene great racer. Sysonby, but will
visit Florida for the OrmOnd-DaytCna
automobile races before he returns 10
England Horses trained by Robinson
Won over sIs2,0J during the season just
! closed. placing him at the head Of the
I list IN amount Of money won. although
/ he is far down in the list OF race-win-
ming trainers. Mr. Robinson sent only
twenty-six winners Of hfty-tWo races 10
the post. while ". Z EIsey turned out
sixty-three winners OF l24 races.
Mr. Robinson trains for Col W Hall
Walker and other owners. For Colonel
Walker he won over sllS0G0. He trained
Cherry Lass. winner OF the Oaks and
One Thousand Guineas. and CoIonia,
which annexed the Gimcrack Stakes.
Mr. Robinson Will have several Melton
colts and FLIES in his charge this sea-
son. and is anxious on that account 70
see the great Keene colt. which alone
won nearly $4,000 during 1865. John
z. Mcdonald is entertaining Mr. Rob
inson during the latters stay IN Amer
lea
A partnership has been registered with
the Jockey Club between r. X. Thomas
and Sidney Paget in WOodsaw and JAG
obite. and they Will be run in tbs coIors
OF L. r. Thomas.
John F. schorr. the Memphis horse
man. says that it is doubtful II he ever
returns 10 the turf again.
Jacob Pincus. who trained Iroquois
when he won the English Derby. has
bsen in New York this week for the
first time in four years. He looks in
fine health and maintains his old skill
in the preparation OF all horses 10 win
races.
David Gideon will start South on his
regular winters vacation next week He
VIII first visit Lexington. where he has
bunch Of yearlings, and then go 10
Hot Springs. The yearlings at Lexington
are fifteen in number. and they cOnsti-
tute the last crop Of the well-known
stallion His Highness. AT HOlmdel,
which IS now the home OF Edward r.
Thomas growing stud. His HighnesS
got Jean Beraud, His Royal Highness
! and High Degree. He died last winter
from pneumonia, contracted on the cars
while en- route from New Jersey 10 Ken
lucky. Since his death Mr. Gideon IS
sending his weli-bTed mares around 10
various stations. and sooner or later
one OF them wiz produce a first-cIass
race horse.
w. a. Fraser. author OF racing stories
and a turf enthusiast, looks for Montreal
TO become a great racing point Mr..
Fraser IS in New York. The best
| people IN Montreal are backing the new
track, said Mr.. Fraser, and they are
/ showing the right sort OF interest They
expect 10 have flrst-class plant IN
every particular. and IL is sure 10 be a
/ splendid addition 10 the second circuit
/ Newton Bennington has almost fully
recovered from his recent illness and has
gone for a trip TO New Orleans. He
goes for rest and TO have look at his
I twO-year-Olds which have been racing
with success at The Fair Grounds.
Secretary John Boden, OF the Nara
gansett Breeders Association. announces
that two running meetings will be held
at Narragansett Park during the com
ing season It is also announced that
steeplechasing Will be an added feature
or the meetings this year and that pre-
partitions for the laying oJL or a first
class Courzc. including the Liverpool
and water jumps" are well under way.
! The latter part of the program would
be under the direction OF the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association II
! is also said that the number OF stake
events will be increased from ten TO six
teen during the racing season OF 1896
The Ontario Jockey Club has decided
on dates. May 1s TO June 2. for the
spring meeting, and September . to
September % for the fail meeting The
amount of money added to the Kings
Plate is increased 10 s4.e1o. and the to-
tai value of this event ~GiI be about
S, COO
The number 70 Jockeys who had
mounts in soft races las, year were
S62. of whom ls2 rode ten or more win
ners. PA rode from one to nine win
ners. and 426 failed TO finish first In any
race, Jockeys who rode more than 100
winners each were:
Jockeys. Mts. lst.
NlcOi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
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