The Washington times., 1910-03-22
Virginian Preparing String
for Opening of Pimlico
Meeting.
CRACK JUMPERS
ON THE STRING
Clabaugh Candidates In Prime
Shape-Harry Prices Super
stitiOn Shows Real SPEED.

Another large gathering watched the
jumpers school over the BenninE course
yesterday.
William Gar.h, the Virginia turfman,
who has the largest stTing IN training
for the coming meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club. which will open az PIN
lico on April ~, Is the busiest man at
the course. Viihaua and Lucille R.,
from the Garth stable, were schooled a
turn Of the course ard fenced perfectly.
The latter is a green jumper. but he
fenced like an old timer, taking all the
jumps in his stride. Jockey Patterson
had the mount on Nuhalla. winner at
the fall meeting at Pimlico-
Judging from the way the Garth
jumpers have been schooling since their
arrival from Charlottesville, would sug-
gtst tEat the Virginia trainer Will have
one OF the fastest cross country stables
that will be raced on. the Metropolitan
tracks this year Bobbie kean, Duke
of Roanoke. Lucille r., Nilhalla and the
rest If the cross country division have
done all that has been asked Of them
since arriving here.
Harry Price had the pleasure Of seeing
his good handicap horse. Superstition,
breeze thrce-quartCrs Of a mile in l.23.
well in hand throughout the journey
Everard. another that Will again sport
the Price silks, stepped the same dis
tance in / d. Salvolatile, recently pUr-
chased from J. " Colt by the Wash
ingLOn hOrseman, G. &. SmlthSOus
worked a half mile in - seconds, just
EaIlOpinE.
High Private and JuEgler from the
Smithson stable. We're sent tnree-quar-
ters of a mile in 1:2L Both of these
handicap horses look 10 be IN the pink
Of condition, and viii be heard from
during the meeting at Plmllco- There Is
a race on the program JoOk 20 be run
on the opening day, IN which High Prl-
Vate viii probably make his debut Of the
season. Stellaland, a fair jumper, also
being trained by Gai'h, went half
mile IN a seconds, with Jockey Roy
Sobel in the saddle.
Garth's Clahaugh candidates, Andy
Chisholm. keswick, and Muskmelon
bTeeZed a quarter Of "A mile at lively
clip. These two-ycar-pids are EolnG
along finely, and, barring mishaps be-
tween now and the opening Of the meet
ing al the Baltimore track, viii surely
be heard from in the feature JwO-ycar-
old stake there. BObhie kcau, thai
made mis- debut as a jumper last fan al
PimliCo, was among those given slow
work. NeOskaleeta- under slight re
straint. stepped three-QuarteTs OF mile
in 1.23-
Of Or. J. =. Tyree, awaiting Billy keat
ings arrival from Jacksonville. sent IN
iian Hunter three-eighths of a mile II
0.40 The two-year-olds. the property o.
Sam Ross, under his care, were SEN
the same distance IN 81 A. seconds Stin
ger and Mollic :. worked a quarter O
a mile at a high rate Of speed
William Martin, now training the
horses of Amos Turnev. hreezed the old
CarnpaiEner Martin Doyle. Sig. Selwik
Thco Cook, Olive Ely. Charlie Ban. kin-
CommOneT, and Beau CEIlton quarters
at better than a two-muute clip. Al
the Turney horses have been EOin-
along nicely and Will shortly be shipped
20 Pimlico. where they VIII get thcI
final prepS fer the early races
Henry Mccarthy. Y. :. OF this city
worked Rose Beaumont and Mis-
O-Toole and a tWo-vcaT-Cld by Orlando
the sire of The Wrestler. a half mile a
a tWO-minute gail
Senator Johnson came 20 the track in
2 touring car, 2nd remained tin the ma
iorlty of the horS5S were put through
their daily routine. returning to the cit
in time to be on hand when the Senat
Was called TO order