The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-04
LEXINGTON TURF NOTES.
Paul Rsiney Has . Fast Colt by Star Shoot
"a -Ellengowan.

LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. 3.-The best work
done by the Paul j. Rainey yearlings in the
stable OF Trainer J. W. May was reeled OF
by the bay colt by imp. Star Shoot, out OF
Ellengowan. the dam Of John Smulski. He
worked a quarter in % 2-5 seconds, running
the flnal eighth in II 2-5 seconds. with i25
pounds up. May gave $500 for him last
June in New York. the trainer buying him
for his Cleveland employer.
or the fifteen yearlings here in charge of
George Ham which are owned by the Nash
vile turfman W. Gerst the brown hlly bv
imp. Gallantry. out of Enough. by Macdur.
has worked the most impressively. She
picked up l25 pounds and ran a quarter In
% AS seconds. travelling the first eighth in
II 2-5. She Is a half sister TO Karama. Gerst
has thirty-ive other yearlings at Nashville
and so has an even half q hundred colts aud
fllies from which to select the two-year-old
stars Of his stable in 1907.
Trainer J. ". May took to Memphis with
him the two-year-Old chestnut colt King
Castle. which has been out Of training since
the meeting at Memphis last spring. He ia a
son of Gold Heels and Sister Tenny and Nav
looks for him to be q good th~ree-year-old
In 1907.
The noted Brancas. the older star Of Will
lam Gerst's stable. has been Relded and his
owner believes he will be a better horse than
ever next season. Gerst Ia going to keep no
regular stallion at his Tennessee breeding
plant. His select band OF broodmares will
annually be mated TO the public stations OF
note In Kentucky and Tennessee.
Lee Darnaby Ia the latest recruit to the
ranks OF trainers having yearllngs at the Ken
number OF yoUn gster rs this week, and in a fort
night he will have his barn full. His crack
wo-y ear-Olds Dainty Dame and Old hon
sly he will let run out until about the first
of December
Several OF T. p. Hayes's yearlIn gs worked
this week around 23% for a quarter. and at
least two of the number showed ph1 nomenaI
speed OF the most startling order mt an
eighth. The Doneraile turfman has fifteen
yearlings in training here. They are in
Julius Bauer has sent home to Kenmore Farm
from the East to be turned out for the season
the four-year-Old ally Evadne and the pair
OF two-year-old colts Melinte and Palmasian.
Evadne, a full sister to Bondage and Malster,
will be retired to the stud and bred next year
20 MesmeTist. Bauer will as usual race "A
small stable at New Orleans the coming win
ter. The string will be In charge OF his
brother, Richard Bauer.
The following Is the first Of the get OF the
dorf Farm. His first crop Of colts and hllies
show the Brighton and Suburban Handicap
winner TO he a most uniform breeder; his Ret
resemble him In general characteristics, and
he has never yet sired a colt or fllly In color
other than q brown OF bay. They are: Bay
dam Queen ModI ID. by Sir Modred: brown
colt, dam Rose Hamburg. by Hamburg: brown
hlly, dam COnnemara, by Stratford; bay Ally.
dam Busy Lady. by imp. Meddler: bay flly,
dam GGrten, by imp, Golden Garter: bay nily.
dam Martinique. by imp. BassetlAw: bay flly,
dam Maxine, by imp. Maxim; bay fills, dunn
Rose Carlo. by st. Carlo,