Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

Jockey could not so near much less
ride him The horse showed an affeC-
ton for his stable boy. Herbert Jones.
and so Marsh gave the boy personal
tuition and turned him out a first class
jockey. Jones ls now the recognized
royal jockey and in the first flight and
ln great demand by other owners az
EEcrton Housa
O. KED by THE KING.
Marsh's successes caused many
wealthy racing men % seek his ser-
vices, but only two, Lord Gerard and
Arthur James, senior steward OF the
Jockey club, We're added 20 his list OF
patrons. Egerton House IS now a very
exclusive place and before Marsh gives
| room TO racing strings no lays applica-
| lions before the king for his approval.
Nursery OF famous winners Is what
turf writer's commonly call EBertQn
House nowadays. Lord Ellesmere built
it for Marsh on the valuable Stretch
worth estate under special and long
leases. 10 took two years 90 build The
architecture is - the early Norman
style. and oyery thing is built in a solid
and imposing fashion. The main house
IS Mr.. Marsh's private residence. II
is like the mansion OF country squire.
There Mr.. Marsh and his family live
His first wife was the daughter OF Mr..
Thirlwell OF Sussex, and left a daugh-
ter who Is nov grown up. Mr.. Marsh
married for the second time. two years
ago. Miss Darling the youthful daugh-
ter Of tho celebrated trainer OF Galtce
More.
INTERESTING RECORDS.
The house Sc surrounded by gardens
and lawns, Back OF these are the I'm
closed stable yards and stables. They
are entered through a big archway.
Here are situated the business offices
iu charge of the trainers private Sec
rotary with a staff of lady clerks and
typewriters, Hero are 60 be found IN
glass eases The racing Jackets of an
The best and present patrons OF the es-
adjustment ans also the racing plates
of winning horses. Inside the plates
are painted the titles OF the races and
the amount 0f the stakes. 10 is 70 c0m-
ulcte record.
MODEL STABLES.
Tho stables are model ones. spIen-
didly ventilated and with am the latest
improvements and an lighted with cleo
triciN. There are stalls and loose
boxes and "a hospital. where the auI-
mails are fed on ale and stout. cod-liY-
cr oil and prepared baby foods. on
one side OF the stables are the dor
mitorIcs for the grooms, stable and
exercise lads Further anold are
various heads Of departments and
other higher employees. ON the other
SIDE ~ the main stables are the dine
Ing and recreation rooms. the Turkish
and swimming baths and the chapel.
Behind the stables is mo stud farm.
ard some hundred yards from that iB
tho model farm with ita FIRST priza
p0rkers. sheep and horned cattle and
o. barns and work houses. Tho shops
ana electric power house are just be-
side the private race course on one
side OF tho stables Tho miles upon
miles OF Ncwmarkst Heath which
stretch OUT toward tho town OF NoW
market two miles ASIA, and iu AN oth-
on direculnf is the DrerCl. Ing ground.
Here can boz seen every morning many
strings tDaiing from 60 10 100 HORSES
do.ng different exercises.
CHOIR or JOCKEYS.
Tho boys at Mamh'a come from
the holtor Glasses. They are most
strictly looked after Those who need
~ go to night school AN must r1
tn church 600 sunday The supplied
choir BOO MaIsh.H private chapel .s
made uu of OBJ boys and mon.
TOO Che trainers private residence
there arc amy number Of valuable rHr-
iur memcufoa ana cur0ridor Tha
VOLTS ara covered with oil painting al
the famous winners De- haH trained.
The dining Noom ls decorated with gold
uId silver Guys ho huF won or WhI.u
have been presented to MIN hy uaf-
ronH. 30 o. splendid host ana iHr
krg aud other owners 1ft.H NHt
hIm and have some nflrv ana good
meals after consultation regarding
thoIr strings The queen urN INc
whole royal family have visited the
house aud luuchrd th.r.. They cIfUr
tl ace lcrsimmun Iu uI.I Ou fH.
private course ana took many uh0-
togrnphs m him and of lhc whole e-
tahllEhmeuf.
Visitors tu Egrrt1u house have
been surprised tn nud BE- Huch m truly
ualatlal place. but they have been
more surprised Co nnd that the chiefs
40 departments and higher employee
are university graduates Hud get Dig
salaries Even the women clerks are
of "a high class nut as hls omploye
como d great deal ln contact with hts
patrons, Marsh sought out only those
IN refinement and education. The
training business haF many good opfu-
inEf nowadnY8 Among recent trnin-
crs are two men or title ana several
retired aulccrF Qf The army
HAYDEN CHURCH.