The sun., 1909-05-02
ENGLISH OPINION OF JOYNER
EXPERT CRITICISM OF AMER
ICAN TRAINERS STRING.
Yankee Horses Wen Msnered-Bsy Tree
and Eypermte, Classic Coits. Create
Favorable rmpressisn-seaciin and
Helmet II. In F1yiny Handicap.

Yankee Horses Well Msmered-BaJ Tree
and Eypermto, Classic Coits. Create
Favorable rmpresaisn-Seaciin aud
Helmet II. In Flying Handicap.
The American horses In England con-
tinue 70 attract attention, though the Stars
and Stripes were not represented By an entry
In thu -Guness' during the last week
Slr Martin, the crack Yankee Derby candl-
date. accounted for patronage at short
ened price Of 10 to 1. A little more than
a week ago . special correspondent for
the Yporsuon paid visit to Joypers
quarters and had the following to s,v
on what hs saw: by courtesy OF the Amer.
can trainer Joyner I this morning went
over his stable and was very much struck
BY many OF tbs horses under his ch1rg,.
especially some Of those by the great Ham
burg have never eeen more mannerly
lot Of horses, and with scarcely an eIcep.
ton they appear TO be doing we'll II ia
pretty certain they viii annex fair share
Of the stakes during the season.
Among the older horses Hessian Is
rare sort and he interested me In particular
because I happen to have bred his dam.
Colonial Qmp) By Trenton out OF Thank
full Blossom, By Paradox. her dam, Tho
Apple' (dam Of One I Love>. by Hermit,
HessiAn himself IL by Watercrees and he
ls big brown horve. standing 1913. and with
GOOD deal Of Trenton character about
his head and neck. Curiously enough |
had over night become aware that his own
sister Mary Davis. has rrcentl v>been dis
tinR,iishine herself In California. ! seem
to have been fortunate whom sending mares
Of this family to America, for II may be
remembered that ! also sent The Apple
fgrest grandam of Hessian and Mary Davis>
to tho U. 8. A.. with . Ally foal by Mintins
at foot, and this foal turned out to be One
Love, one Of the very best American two
year-olds OF either sex in 1895; indeed II
was her success that caused Mr.. Hasgin
10 buy Colonial for. II ! remember rightly.
$50 guineas. What Hessian MAJ do in this
country I do notfventure to predict, but
he is good looking enough to do anything
and his Trenton blood has given him stan1-
ina. which Is rarely found in the stock OF
watercress. though the big son Of Spring
field stayed fairly well himself. sufficiently
50 at any rate to run third for the st.
Leger. ridden by John Osborne. who
emerged from retirement to take this one
mount.
we have had great American day,
which seems but . foretaSte Of things TO
come John Mackey. James McCair. Dc
Couroey Forbes and not few other Amer.
loans were there to see Dariing's and
Joyners horses run. and though only two
races were absolutely won there was very
bold bidding for others.
Tho Beck hampton trained Esperanto was
roc koned pretty good for the three. year
old handicap. and ne was % certainly .ne pest
be tribe backward. az are oil the Beck
hampton horses at present. the weather
,hsx been Sey :, Seh 1ssx
ha wing at least 9. fortnight's disadvantage
market Esperanto is a slashina chestnut
and though beaten a neck to-day by Humor-
got so near the winner as when they passed
six pounds to Humorist, who was very use,
fgl indeed last year. and is by the well bred
Wae tson Of Orme and Plaisanterie. Pins
smart last autumn. and on the whole Espe-
ranto should do we'll. though tho stock OF
Disguise II. shows some tendency to be
The Craven Stakes brought out another
American 10 Bay Tree. who Is a big bay colt
with some knee trouble which has hitherto
though ho has done lot of work. would
have mono OF Glasseriou. as my, readers OF
this MORNINGS issue know; He stripped
company. Moreover. he differs from the
ho sceus little u At all developsd since last
oniooHers oioS as quite 50 Ssspy wasp as it va. then.
but Il will run up to It's pristine state when he
has done some more serious work. To my
eye no. had no earthly chance to-day. 6ut
him. Doubtless he Will como on great
deal. but he is more like winning "a stewards.
than N his on
really Ali the eye as a Derby horse should.
He is In good hands and fully expect him to
ss one Of the %Sst tS dan
looked eIceedinEly well, but the day was not
q, favorable one for colt not sound 10
bis wind. The neatly framed brown santot
but ran very indtnerently. .Howtck. a
lengthy. clean made son of Pietermartz-
burg and Abbots, Anne. had been highly
at 10 to 1. the same price as Gutfreund. and
no encouragement was given 70 support
either q the hs IOdo two CHESTNUT Marco col"
rspSssen.ssiye. ss I e.' so1sI EsceTs e M bia pensd.
bald faced chestnut son Of Diamond Jubi-
ran 40. we'll that UP 70 the last hundred
ways had the best Of it with GlAagerion.
may have been rather a matter Of cond:
tion, and certainly Roysl Escort should
be worth following, but what he did to-day
King must have something better than an
outside chance Of winning the Derby with
Mihori, who is nndeIstood to be streets
under his nine stone three pounds. and Oh
more favorable day might have won, He
sUn SON Of Of Gsitss Moore and GaIopin fas,is
could hardly fail TO 10 o raeehorse Of merit.
-The Beckhampton Stable at last hit the
mark in the Maiden Plate. for which Nc,
Intyre vas q very hot favorte. Last Call
being tho only presumed danger. This
aess ess Soms VIZ S. S.S Sas COLI Rs Trod6isd
VIA win wnU ss.n Last cs Sesen
head only for second place by tho favorts.
and be is . colt to bear in mind whom w
come TO mile nurseries. for he Is by The
Victory. oys Of Sooee. bE Trsn.on her dan
stsyins syf b blood At every point.
The Flying HAndicap looked well for
Sea ciH on the Lincoln running, but no
American could imagine Saaclih bsstinf
Helmet II. at a difference Of only re
tie better Of the two on ths American
book, This good ooking son Of Dheuiss
and 81. Mildred dmpl, BY St simnn
b. hoMsvsSE S.sS nsiisos so S Sssn x E9Svp S,v o .
going TO day His very ind lnerent showing
cannot be accounted for by his perhaps
wanting . few more !gallops. for his class u
such that he must h.ye bean thsreabout.
hoped he viii bs ln betsr humos when mex,
seen out. For the rost Seaclin got hoIna
ust olsverly, but he may have bean lucky
In that two or three dangerous opponents
were bunShsd a together r the g, hpai dos. oS9.
chance to win under the circumstance
Attic Salt ran very fast and will wan, soma
beating by even the best Of the three-year-
old allies Perrier carried the Royal colors
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