The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
he and Vanderbilt Have Made
Some Rich Winnings on
the Continent.
kEENE is PLEASED WITH
CONDITION OF HIS HORSES
Fine String of Yearlings Is Be-
ing Broken" at Sleeps
head Bay Track.
BY JAMES DocKERALL.

D3 Lsssed Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Oct Frank j. Gould
who recently sailed for Europe. is 60
Ing heavily into racing in France. Pos
sioly he may enter some horses in Eng
land He has no intention OF becoming
citizen of France nor a subject TO Eng.
iahd' He has made arrangements TO re-
turn in December. Before sailing he
said he simply was going for rest and
ssneioientally smoi.y TO see mis- horses run.
speaking OF his horses, he said:
Il have thirty in training. I have
peen racing only since January /. and
dEem dn2 March March to September have won CO.
been racing in France for three years
won In the months mentioned over S00.
GOO francs / think ] have done well,
heen mmGh .Ga yon cons consider my winnings have
Twelve of James r. Keene's yearllngs
recently brought from kentucky arc now
at sheepshead Bay track, where Tom
ed that fifteen more will be sent to the
same place for a like purpose
IT was Mr.. kcenes purpose 10 sell the
string, but his sickness altered his plans.
The yearlings already al the track arc
chestnut colt by Hippodrome- Maid of
Erin. bay colt by Ben Brust- Running
Stream, brown colt by Delhi Runaway
chestnut colt by Disguise Sandfy. bay
colt by Delhi -Gingham, black colt by
Peter Pan-AnomaIy bay colt by Peter
Pan Mint Cake. chestnut filly by Hippo
Ecaterina, brown flly by DelhI-Cap and
Bells. chestnut Hlly by IIippodrome.
home at Cedarhurst l.. l. He says he
is rapidly regaining his strength.
Pleased With Horses.
During the convalescence Mr. Kecne
put in most OF his time at Castleton and
saw more of his horses than he had seen
in long time. Their fine condition
pleased him, he says. Ballot, winner of
the futurity OF 1908. arrived at Castleton
while Mr.. Keene was at the farm
Ballot, a. better racehorse than his
daddy. is destined to succeed him at
Casueton. But Voter is a vigorous horse
or l6r and has not yet ended his career,
Masllett, the ncctcst snd most success
full mare Disguise ever sent 10 the races,
Will probably be bred to Ben Brush. She
IS In rare condition. because she has
done very little racing this year.
1T is likely that Maskett will be bred
to Ben Brush or Voter. The Ben Brush
cross should suit her.
Trainer Charles Hughes. who has been
in communication with James Mccormick,
who is In Germany, concerning the en-
gagement OF Jockey McGce, Is satisfied
with an offer of $500 per month, but he
wants a contract for a year.
Lynnewood farm races OF October Will
be the most elaborate racing entertain
ment OF the autumn cross country season.
Joseph u: Wldener of Philadelphia wiz
conduct them and guarantee the purses,
and he has appointed prominent eastern
racing men a. officials.
Lynpewood park is one of the country
show places OF eastern Pennsylvania, and
II boasts of racing equipment the like
of which Is not 70 be found at any other
private place in the cast, Howard Lewis
fashioned the fiat and steeplechaso
courses after French models The fiat
course is admirably constructed on the
figure So scheme, and the stecpleehase
jumps are OF regulation.