The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-09
Nj no made ND as follows:

Ri, Tim sullivan has a fair sort Of a racing
stable this year. which will be trained, as
usual. by the genial thinner. In addition
IN The carter eligibles, Workman and DArkle.
in whom Roxy" An garcia has an interest
with the Congressman, thinner has the six
resr.old ARABIC. the hve-year-old ADMINISTER.
tho four-year-old Brilliant, the four-year-
old Hannibal Bey. the siX-year-old Tros-
sstks. the three-year-old. Caprice and Cath
crime R.. and the two-year-old Dry Dollar,
e.. bv Maxio-Dare Dollar: Fast Mail. b. c.,
bv Toddington--Joiza Frank Lord. oh. c.,
nv Royal Flush Ul,-Mirza, and Gold Clrcle,
h, c,a >, by Goldfnch-Kissing Ring. Timothy
n. also has an interest in some OF Angaroias
horses which are trained by j. F~itzsimmons
md include Brookdale, Cabin. kumiss, Sir
Brinkley and Sir Carruthers of the older
division, and the two-year-olds Curley Joe,
Jarvis Lane, Prince of Actors, Queen OF
knight. Song of the Sea and Sylvan Dixon.
Oscar Lewisohn will begin his career as q
tvrInan this year with a couple Of two-year-
olds, Yankee Gun, a chestnut colt by Yankee
Royal Gun, and Farra gut. e brown colt by
G~alore-Skadi. Mr.. Lewisohn paid $1,000
for Yankee Gun as a ~yearling and could have
sold him for double that figure a few hours
lr,er. but he decided TO hold on to him. The
colt is a half brother to the late William {.
Whitney's splendid mare Gunfire, who Is
now in the stud. The youngster has been
showing some fast trials at Sheepshead Bay
and has some important engagements TO fill
al Belmont Park, Gravesend and the bay.
n successful on such a small scale. Mr.. Lew
i,hon may decide to go in for a large stable
next year.
Herman B. Duryea has a more Formidable
airing OF racers than ever before. John hug
gins has the horses in his care at the Bay
and they are making progress in their WORK,
with the idea OF meeting rivals at the BEL
mont track. Mr.. Duryea raced Dreamer,
McKittredCe and a few others last year with
only fair success, but he has a bunch of two
vear.olds this season that ought TO be heard
from. They include Census. a FLY by Ethel
bert Calculations: Chaseaway, a gelding by
MazaRan-Amy Davenport: Coolie. a gelding
hv sir Dixon-Caloe: Gas jet. a tilly by Lamp
lighter Manola Mason: Hickory. a colt by
Pen Stromc-The Humber, a full brother
10 Eugenia Burch; Monroe Doctrine. a hlly
Ivy Yankee Semaphore: Primo Fortunaths.
, colt by Handspring-Mon Droit. a full
brother 10 Major Daingerfeld; Prince Hamp-
tor a celding by Sandring ham-Dorothy
HAMPTON: Ranrod. a geldinG by SandrinR-
ham Ecntta Brush: st, 1ne2, a FLY by Maza-
sqn We,:meath: Sulla, a gelding by Marius
II --piouante: The knight. a gelding by
Materrress-Lime Kiln; Vaauero. a Eelding
by Nazagan --RcbecCa HI a geluihg oy
ptcudonne Swift, q gelding by Fatherless-
lola and o nlly by Ben Strome -lrvana'
William Garth. the trainer who has been
cleaning M ut Rennings. Is q Virginiap who
has had wide experience in his profession
Garth has limited his operations in the East
to the Washington track. but his recent suo-
c"s-,s caused him to decide TO come to thelocal
circuit next week. Garth has a shifty lot
OF horses, hu, they will not shine so brilliantly
when thcv run up against the real animals
nj class that will be- sent to the post for the
mrs tlnr at Aqued uct and Jamaica
They arc fixing up a fight between Joe
Gam and Joe Walcott. TO be pulled on In San
francesca in a month or so, Waicott says
that his hand which was torn by a bullet
son. time ago is all right again and that he
car mill it as we'll as ever. Walcott Tor a
long period was welterweight champion.
a r'le now in the possession OF Cans, III
Walcoit can show anything like his old form,
there will be plenty of fur flying. But Cans
and Walcott have both INDUCED in fakes, SC
that. Unless the managers OF the proposed
tight place safeguards around 1t, the sport
ing public may regard 1t with some degree