The sun., 1908-04-19
TEO.YEAR.OLDS IN TRAINING
PRODICR or MANY BREEDING
AESTABLISHMENFS READY.

Nearly 1000 tvo-ycar-olds have been
registered with the Jockey Club and also
lsve been named In accordance with the
provisions Of the rules Of racing. A
IrEe majority Of these youngsters vill
. raced on the EAstern turf unless the
pme is finally killed by adverse legislation,
o addition TO these two-year-olds II is
sstimated that there arc fully 5000 thor
,uEhbreds Of older ago in training In vai-
tus parts Of the United States and Canada
hO total value Of all these raoehorsee
Soung and old, reaching we'll into millions
4 dollars
As has been the custom for many years
he best thorouEhbreds will be seen At the
racks in the vicinity Of New York, who're
Millionaire owners and breeders will strive
or turf prizes Of great value with the men
yho race on a small scale but who always
uO trying to earn fame and fortune, Last
rear, a. in previous seasons, the highest
lonors Of the turf went 10 such we'll known
urfmen as James R. Keene, Harry Payne
Whitney, August Belmont and others
who raced horses Of their own breeding
Mr. KeenS's phenomenal success In
establishing a worlds record OF more than
100000 in stakes and purses still ia fresh
in the minds Of raoegoes The great
Colin, unbeaten and the champion two
year-old; Peter Pan, the most famous
Of the three-year-olds; Ballot, a superb
racehorse and stake winner; Celt, another
magnificent youngster, together with
other thoroughhreds that first saw the
Hight ~ day At Hr. Ksene's Castleton Stud,
helped 10 roll up the memorable winnings
Of the popular vice-ohairman Of the Jockey
Club last year.
With the exception Of Peter Pan, who Ia
now In the stud Mr.. Keens will race all
these star performers this season, In
addition to lot Of high class two-year-
olds ~ whom great things are expected
Colin may prove the best Of the three
year-olds. In fact, turf sharps predict
that he will be a greater stake winner than
he lamented Sysonby. He has wintered
we'll at Sheepshead Bay, and Trainer James
Rowe says he will he ready for the races
when the soens shifts TO Belmont Park.
Celt is also recognized as a coming three
vear-old. while Ballot will prove a stubborn
customer In many Of the rich handicaps
unless something unforeseen happens.
Mr.. Keene also looks to Superman, last
years Brooklyn Handicap winner, for
'ome notable achievements, while Phil
rnder, Zambesi Trsnsvaal, Sandal
aestigouche. Bosom, Red Bonnet, Peter
Ounce. Gretna Green and Cabochon will
ne heard from. But even greater interest
centres in Mr.. Keenes two-year-ods, who
make up the following list;
Ar1lcton, br. T., By Mcddler-HeMtaehe.
Apron IN T., b. voter-GInrham.
CaSdus h g.. by Ben Brush-RoSegarland
Deity. ch Z, by nlsguls--IdS
Esperanto. ch. c, by DiSguiSe-Anomaly.
Fairy Sprlte ch. T. h} Voter-Clnderella
Footpsd b 4, by Disguise Fairy slipper
Footpath. b. Z. by Ben Brush SViftfoot
r -,Glorle eCAtlbn. oh. T.. by Yoter-Merry Dance.
'a HAndiyorl, eh, T.. By voter--Handmald
Helmet, br c, by DlsguIse--st Mildred
Henley, ch, g., by Klngston-Mlntcake
HllAriouS Oh. C.. by VoNr-Harpdchord
Lady Bah, ch. T., by ST. Leonsrds-Lady lnver.
eEuld
hAsoGrsdG. b. T.. by DlsEulse-Rhodess.
MsSkette, br. e. BY Observation-Disclosures
@ellsande. ch. T., by Dlsgulse-Sylyabele.
AyStiy, eh, T., by Observation-Disclosures
Partisan. br. e.. by Commando or Voter--Feslty.
Primrose League b. T.. by voer-Dorset Flower.
HosAbel. br. l.. by Glenhelm-RoSelaw.
SelectmAn, b. or br. c.. by Noter-Pink Domino
" ~ Withhold eh. e.. by 81. Leonsrds-Elss.
SSpsnny. b. T.. by Ben Brush-Halicrown.
skip, ch. T.. by 81. Leonards--coppena
Sunsgette ch. T., by voter-Noonday
Sunbury, chsc., BY Kingston-Edltha
Tattllng ch, l., by Neddler-RothS H.
D. ka hVrN NFaNa
tlumus. oh, c. by Commando-Runnng Stream
Voodoo, b. e.. by Ben Brush-Sorcery.
Wanda, b. C., BY Ben BruSh-Cap and Bells
Wedding Bells, b. T., By Ben BruSh-RunaWAy
Giri
Wild Pigeon, ch T., by voter-cuShat
Harry Payne Whitney's stable in part
Elll he trained by A. j. Joyner, who sue
reds the late John w. Rogers. The older
horses in the string are Dinna Ken, Baby
Wolf, Brookdale Nvmph. Timber and Vest
bury. while the three-yesr-olds are Bar
None. Ad1sna, Burgher, Fancy. Jersey
lightning, Royal Tourist, Delirium, STAN
ma and Yorkville Beau. The two-year-olds |
are AZ follows;
Blsckford br. O., by CliBord-Blsck Venus.
Hearts Content, b, T.. By sandrlnghAm- Hearts !
Desire
HlSlde, B, C.. By Hamburg-MornlnEslde
p hldShlpman Easy. ch. e., by HamburE-Leisure |
putney, Oh, C.. by HsmourE-Regatts.
Right Guard, b. e., by Hamburg Endurance by |
Right
Ssndpiper. b. e.. BY Hsmburg-Klldeer
See Clld, ch. G., by Cll1ord-Flesoe.
The Vicar, ch C.. By Hamburg
q Inliorm, oh. T., by Hamburg--Equalty.
Pay ally by andrlnghsm-Ballyhoo
Chestnut hly by Hamburg-Blue Girl.
Chestnut colt by Hamburg -Catsrna
Chestnut gedlng by Hamburg-Dalsy ?.
Bay or brown ally by Hamburg Elusive
Chestnut EeldnG by watercress-Flsurette
Chestnut colt by MeddleT-Handspun.
Chestnut hlly by Hamburg-Irsh Reel.
Ray Eeldng BY Hamhurg-Lady Frlvoles
Chestnut gelding by Hamburg-M -Mneoa
Brown colt by Diamond Jubilee-MlsS HAMBURG
Chestnut hlly by Hamburg-Ssler Mary.
Chestnut colt by Perslmmon -Crania
Brown geldng by HAmburE-XelS.
August Belmont's stable will be cut up
into three divisions trained by John Whalen.
A. j Joyner and Fred Burlew. The string
includes the three -year-olds Fond Heart,
HAli Sovereign, Mad Harry, Raymond,
Anteus, Fair Play. Prlsollian, Black Oak
and Six O'clock also these two-year-olds
Amnesty. oh. T., by Don de oro-AuratA
Amqul, b. C., by octAgon -Amlcitls.
H Fleld mouse, o. T., by hastings -Fnttermouee,
riEent, b, T., by Hsstlngs-FidenI
FontGnsi, b. T., by Hsstngs-Pond Hopes
Madman, h. c. by HSstings-LAdy NSdEe
Msledeon, h. C., By Collar-Me m SIhib.
Queen Of Trent, br. T., by Trenton Queens
bower.
Rostrum ch, C., by HastinES-LAdy Rosemary.
Bushey Top, b. c., by Bushey Park-ToplGry.
Golden View, oh. T.. by HAstnEs-FLry Gold.
GoodheArt, br. c.. by PGstisson-Bon Colin.
Merry Gift. b, T.. by ootaEon-MerrY Token.
Practical, ch. C., By HastinGS-St Priscilla
st. Pssenay, oh, O., by 81. BLAss-F etish.
H B. Duryea will have a larger stable