The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
HARNESS HORSEMEN
ARE GETTING BUSY
Number of Fast Youngsters
Breaking Into Game This
Year.
,rleune Special Sporting Service.

lTlpune Spcclal sporting ScrNlCe
BOSTON, May 26.-Right now almost
every trainer located at the Readvllle
track Is of the opinion that he has cor
ner on the best two and three-ycar-o
trotters OF the entire country Any one
who will spend a forenoon there Will be
tempted TO believe that the prevailing
opinion is nearly correct
With several rich Futurty events to be
raced for every year there has been
great boom in youngsters eligible to those
stakes. and which promise well to make
good by care and judicious handling. Ii
may be that the success of Sadie Mac and
Miss Adbell in annexing the kentucky
events. and both being owned at that time
wholly or in partnership by New Eng
land horsemcn. has been the direct cause
OF the boom in this part of tho country.
Anyway, 1t is here with big noise
To give a complete list of those high
class youngsters now In preparation for
the big events would illl a column Even
by naming the very best one will be liable
to miss that which destiny has marked to
make history on the future turf
Cochato Is a Beauty.
1t is very natural that the first place
the Interested visitor would strike for is
the stall OF the $1,000 beauty. Cochato, in
youngstcr is being logged every day but
nothing toward speeding him has been
done, he having been bred 10 ten
mares. thus retarding fast work until
the latter part of next month. Horse
men all over the country will watch the
speed developments of this colt with
much interest because of his great repu-
totion for fast work since last fall.
The closest rival to Cochato Is the road
colt, Codoro, in the Bither & Palmer
stable. which had been reeling Oft frac-
ttArIn Af V.,tI. IL
to convince horsemen that he Is destined
to cut As much figure In the rich events
as the very best OF them
The railblrds clocked this colt the other
day an eighth In ;l612 or a PIP gait. and
Bard Palmer believes he Will step him
In that distance at least a second
faster soon. In the same stable with
Cedoro is Bard Allerton, OF the same age,
which. although not being pushed for
speed, marched through the quarter
stretch yesterday an eighth in rs. This
sively that the boys have added his name
to those they are keeping an eye on.
Lon McDonad Going Some.
Lon Mcdonald has two Kentucky Flu
turlty winner TO his credit-Sadle Mac
and Miss Adbell-and being man oil
great experience In handling youngsters
| II will hardly do to leave him out OF
the game. Miss Colombo Is Ions
candidate for this years stakes, and while
he has sat behind her only few times
yet he says 2;2o clip Is but big jog fol
the youngSter.
The majority of the best youngsters In
training at Readville were sired by
Bingen. 2:06A. and every one Of the little
| fellows have learned how to trot smooth
! ly and with pure gait.
Henry Titor has a new addition to his
string In the four-year- old fllly, Picolotta
| by Bingen, dam May Form, o:11A, max.
| ing her full sister of Lord Revelstoke
2l2k one OF the best three year olds out
racing In 1904. and now prominent in
Europe. With nothing much outside OF
| having been broken to harness, yet 1t is
easy TO be seen that her head Is full OF