The evening world., 1913-05-24

b spoiled Supe Psls has already
spread many signs about warning
early tus1.gOsrs not 70 trsspsss.
special sfi0rtS were made to gse ne
ssseplechass course In condition. In
the aSssnes Ct racing this gronsd vss
used Tor rassV aviation meets. TS a.
low the sirships to soar the Jumps and
hurdles were all demolished. They
nave to DO constructed anew and now
the course shows some Of the anest
jumps In the country. built entirely
Of brush wood
East Of the fsld stand iays he train.
Ing quarters. and there great scenes Of
activity have bssn enacted In these
weeks Of preparing for racing. To con.
dition string Of thoroughbrsds for
active racing 10 Just ~ large q task a.
remodsung . oours% and hass have
been busy days for an army Of trainers
and STABLE hands.
After weeks Of hard toll the stable
folk have become like one big family,
Notwithstanding the sense Of pride and
competition that exists In each stable.
II y around the training section that
the true sentiment Of race track 10
manifested. Love for . horse 10 In the
grandstaad y guided principally by his
winning average Win and thorough
bred % . champion. lose and he's .
plug. This 10 changed around the So
blea There. whether he wins or loses.
horse y regarded at his true worth
mans best friend.
The early morning hours are devoted
exclusively to the horsss's wantA
First. the stable army must exercise the
Thoroughbred. II reports are correct
there's many IN exciting brush In the
morning when the animals are limbered
up. II 10 . big temptation for . boy
TO let his mount out " he feels like Il.
and the rivalry between the various
stables u 20 keen that many fast races
are pulled Oh.
WILSON HAs DIG STRING QUAR-
TGREo At TRACK.
r. T. Wilson will probably have ths
biggest stable ut Belmont. Mr.. VII
son. like other owners. preferred homs
racing 10 the hazardous swing arount
tho Canadian circuit and ordsrst
Trainers Tom Hsaly and Pat Dryer 4
get his horses ~ At ~ = fiddle for thu
local season. Fourteen Of the Wilson
thoroughbreds are At Belmont Tn,
others have been at the Southern
tracks. from whore they are expsctst
any day.
walking down stable No. 10. wher,
the Wilson string 10 situated. Nj
Dryer handed out . hot tip. . Mttl
early for the tip season perhaps, bu
the trainer thinks % we'll Of the VIII
son two-year-oids that he advised tn
visitors to watch them closely thi
year.
. OF these youngsters the Wilson train
. Or 10 very proud Of Northerner. b.
Royal Gun and Yankee. and Unfurl.
very promising nlly BY Unseen an
|, Ogden.
Going down the line Dungara, fror
MatansA by Ogden was introduced. a
were Lakewood. by Janswood an,
] Star Shoot: Naisd. by Mama and o.
. den. and Firesids by Star Of the Wei
and Ogden. Two other youngsters. y,
\ unnamed. complete the Wilson stock {
a There's Ane horse" said the trains,
pointing to Federal. This thoroughbre
Of the Yank % Royal Gun strain u no,
. thrss-yssr-old end great things ~
= expected Of him.
Oct up. you big loafer." was Dryer
welcome to osassta. . thrse-ysar-old {
. the Broomstick family and already holt
4 o. OF . Canadian record Of = seconds Il
\. nve-eighths. Sausson. . 6vs-yeAT -Oi,
n BY Yankee-Royal Gun. and Bsaucoul
!, an eight.ysar-old. who 10 Mr.. Wilson
:. pet for his feat of turning out . vim,
. svsry year. completes the Wilson strts
~ DOW ct Bsamsae.