The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-13

$500. 900 in stakes and purses. The dis order in lower Mexico is now under control and the northern part, In which Juarez Is situated, has never even been threaten by the revolutlonists.
 Capt. F. B. Cassatt of Chesterbrook farm is the latest convert to winter racing and he is going long way ID get some off-season sports. J. Simon IIealey, the young trainer. who has handled Dreamer for Herman B. Dur yea, has been here arran ging to ship a stable of horses belon ging to Captain Cassatt To Oakland, Cal.
 Tae horses Healy will take to the coast with Belfast for Captain Cassatt are Cintrella winner of the endurance race at LaIonia; Toe Dancer, The Bail iffs daughter; Sally O'Day and five yearlings. The latter by the Hanover shire horse Aeronaut.
 Captain Cassatt and his wife, who have become loyal supporters of racing. will spend a couple of months on the Pacific coast. They will have most of their racing at Oakland, but if the Los Angeles folk decide to open the gates of Arcadia they will spend q while at the southern California me tropolis.
 The Pernsylvania sportsman has never seen anything of racing on the Pacific coast and he cannot pick a bet ter time than the present The courts of California have all but nullified the anti-racine laws.
 At Gravesend horsemen who will go into winter quarters are liyening lip the turf colony and there promises to he plenty of indoor sport before the opening of the season of 1911a
 Superintendent James Dunphy has the Gfavesend track in tip-top condi- tlon and the stay-at-homes have every opportunity to gallop their horses. Tne stables are filling up and each day re- gently there have ben arrivals
 The big string in the Tom Welsh estab lshment is tic most interesting at the course of the Brooklyn Jockey club and there will be several other ad- ditions to the colony before Christmas.
 Jockey Milton Henry, who has beel riding in France for the last six years for the Rothchilds and II. de Bramond, has returned.
 France is the grandest racing coun. try in the world today" said Henry.
 
 trfa, in Russia, and in England, in Hungary and in France, gi e me France cs tle land of racing for tae next half a century.
 The sportsmanship of the Jock y club members and patrons of the turf is Of generous and distinguished char Gcter.''
 Henry has accumulated q fortune in France and It is moi q jockeys for tune, but one measured by the stand ard of gentleman. Through the Rothg- chilGs thls American boy profited by opportunities to make money on the Bourse as though these were merely the acceptance of compliments from men of sports and more serious affairs who happened to like the little Amer lean chap.
 Nash Turner. another American boy who has developed as a trainer and owner in France is expected and ii is n partnership in the thoroughbred breeding industry in France.
 Turner comes over for the purpose of taking back tc Frarce q large con signment of broodmares, which ne thinks can be had at exceptionally low prices He las purchased an es- tate al Chantilly
 Turner and Henry win visit Ken lucky and Tennessee to choose brood . mares and stallions.
 frred Taral may go to Europe next spSng unless %cing conditions war