Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Some High-Bred Two-Year-olds.

u-bTeQ Two Gar-OlQS.
This lot from New Orleans includes five
h'gh-bred two-year-olds. several of which
VIII sport silk at the coming meeting. Isa-
uoFe Hlrsch Is a big outstanding bay geld
ing by Griffon- Rose Margery He &c , bs,f
brother 10 Yorkshire Lad, that weIl-known
looking A"'S
Frances H., grandly bred bay FLY. by
Meddler, out of that fast mare Blacl, Venus
cost solid amount as a wearing and
LOOKS to be good investment A half sis
ter TO last years winner YalagaI this fllv
Is on good size and a fine individual. Cora
rice chestnut hly, First Mate Embrace
is another young miss that fills the eye
as a coming race mare She is a great IA
Vorite with her trainer
our Ethel bay FLY, by SeInprouius-T In
dlgo, and Robert Mntun bay colt nv lis
s3b-Mar1ulsc. complete the list of the
Hayman youngsters. Both are good look
eIS ana bred in the purple. The colt named
after brother of his trainer, Is out of a
mare Marquisa that was a turf performer
OF great merit. She ran two miles at Oak
land, Cal. in 3.2SI5. and wor many other
races I'm the middle west al ST Louis Chi
cago ana Kansas City
IN the Goughacre stable barn trainer
a. weston has string Of twelve horses
that VIII make their presence felt when
they sport silk. The bunch Is headed by
the handicap horses Spring. five years, and
Preen. four years. Short Hose has been
sent to Kentucky to John Morris farm
NEAR Lexington ana no further lttemDt
viii be made TO train him
spring, who looks much like Short Hose
has put on lot Of flesh this winter and is
now horse Of fine substance and grand
conformation. Like most Of the Athelings
Spring is Il mudder par excellence. and as
muddy tracks predominant in the merry
sprinEt!me he has the bunch from all d.
ItetIons Prceu is also fOur-year-od of
impressive looks and IN these two horses
Trainer Weston has. s the English say
a more than useful sort
Young Athelings of Promise.
The three-year-olds Realm. Frills, Indra,
Queen May and Donna look as If they VIII
more than earn their keep, while the two
year-olds are also likely lot. These
youngsters. five In number, Tudor. Asian,
Butterfly Roysteu and Efiigy all are by the
Irish stallion AtheTing and have the white
marks OF their deceased sire. Atheiing
proved himself "a prepoteut sire. and the
career uf his sons at the stud will be noted
with interest
Henry r. Oxnard was a visitor at Ben
ming early ia the week. The owner of the
best race mare in training. Santa Catalina.
was well pleased with the condition Of his
horses and hopeful that InfieXiDle would
train. The son OF Hamburg is going along
IN routine gallops of the exercise order. and
nothing IN the shape OF fast move has
been asked of him. nor will be yet awhile.
Meanwhile Owner OXnard and Trainer
Brooks have the best wishes of the turf
word at large as to the future of the son
OF Hamburg Trainer Brooks Is following
the only course possible to get the horse to
The races aud if ne does not succeed no one
else cen. ID is an uncertain proposition uH-
der the circumstances that cannot be de-
c.oeI until the horse answers the question
of stiff workout
E.- Crockstrs lameucss of week before
81 ST. LHE G.slgEe but the horse j. still
"a tl- sore enough To cause his admirers
'a4 WeA-WisAcrs more or less anxiety.