New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
BY O'NEIL SEWER.

BY O'NEIL SEWER.
Captain f. b. Cassatt, who has had
much success on American tracks dur
ing the last five or six years with
thoroughbreds foaled and developed at
his Chesterbrook Farm. in Pennsyl-
vsnia, will bring to the races this year
two promising three -year-olds in. Gar
bage and Trial by Jury and the bess
mare of mature years seen in many
seasons. in Flying Fairy. These horses
are wintering at Chesterbrook Farm
with eleven other thoroughbreds OF
various ages. and they will take the
field at lIavre de Grace in April for
the season OF 1915. Captain Cassatt
always races in Maryland.
AT one time last season Captain Cas-
satt thought OF retiring Flying Fairy.
But when that accomplished daughter
Of Millie A., after winning
the Brookdale and Ladies' handicaps
I in the spring, defeated Buskin, the
/ Metropolitan Handicap winner, in the
Bowie Handicap at Pimlico in Novem-
Der, and hung out a new track record
for one mile and three quarters he
changed his mind. Flying Fairy is
wintering satisfactorily at Chester
brook Farm under the eye Of J. Simon
/ Healey, and she is to be Captain Cas-
salts principal candidate for the Met
/ ropolitan, Brooklyn, Empire City and
| Saratoga handicaps and the various
cup races TO be run later in the racing
year.
Flying Fairy a Favorite.
81 believe you will see an improve
ment in Flying Fairy next spring
Captain Cassatt said TO me the other
day in discussing his stables prospects
for the season of 1915. "She is filling
out all over and developing well in
front. As she is sound Of wind and
limb and has not raced too hard there
is no reason why her fifth year should
not be her best. | hope TO win one OF
the big mile and a quarter handi-
caps with her before sending her TO the
stud"
In addition TO the Metropolitan,
Brooklyn and Saratoga handicauS, Fly
ing Fairy, which sprints as well as she
races over distances of ground. is in
the Toboggan and Carter handicaps and
the Ladies. in which she will make the
smart three-year-old lliies do some
running if she happens TO get 10 the
post in proper condition. The news OF
CAPTAIN Gassatt's decision TO train Fly
ing Fairy again will be generally graft
fying 10 Eastern racing patrons. NO
mare since old Imp has enjoyed
warmer place in the affections of the
racing public. which would like 10 see
every ambition her popular owner has
for her realized.
Garbage and Trial by Jury.
In Garbage and Trial by Jury Cap
tain Cassatt has candidates for the
Withcrs. Belmont. Travers and Brook
lvn Derby stakes which merit the high
est consideration of patrons Of racing.
The first named. a son of Aeronaut
pronounced by Dr.. K. ". McCu.ly the
hndsomest thoroughbred at stud ser
vice in America and Trash, won hve
races last season, the Grand Union and
United States Hotel stakes among
them, earning nearly $4,000 for his
stable.
Trial By Jury. son Of Fair Play,
won $500 and four races, among them
the Flash Stakes and Grab Bag handl-
cap at Saratoga. They were Chester
brook bred, and their successes were
cspccially gratifying 70 their owner;
Garbage. which did not inherit ms
Tres good looks. and appeared to he
or.pcrlv named until he got TO Sara
toqa and showed his heels TO the smart
hest Youngsters that raced last season
IS the most improved three ycar-oid IN
phvsioue Wintcring in the East. ms
angles are fast disappearing, and ms
muscles are taking form. lie has the
lpanish hanks Of a distance runner ana
he packs weight as cieverly as any Iit-
tie horse seen hereabouts IN many sea-
sons. Roamer not excepted. ne - an
excellent Belmont Stakes and broohIFh
Derby prospect. Captain tassatt al
ways liked this colt better tnan ne a0es
Trial by Jury.
Roster of the Stable.
Nevertheless. Trial by Jury. the most
.uccessful racer Fair Play has sent TO
the most 50 far, was better looker
than Garbage last season and the
choice OF greater number OF shrewd
Eorscmen. lie is a three-year- -old OF
the rangy Fair Play type. WIN the cu'
Of a distance runner and weight car
r.or. a Trial by Jury victory IN INC
Belmont OF 1914, a race III when ral.
PLAY. his sire, AL but caught ana peat
the brilliant Colin III 1905, would nov
be an unpopular eyentuality oi tho
coming Belmont ParH meeting.
The fourteen horses Captain Cassatt
has selected to bear his silks next sea-
son follow:
Fvine Fairy. br. m. 5. b. Aeronaut -
Mile A.; Trial by Jury, ch. c., 3. oy
Fair PLAY Princess Chic; Garbage, en-.
q. 3. By Aeronaut Trash: Spring
BOARD. o. h.. 6. by Aeronaut- Bette
Bouncer; Spearhead. b. c.. l, by Aero
uaut-Dartee: Hydroplane. ch. g., g.
by Aeronaut Litigant; Elasticity D.
+ 2 by Acronaut Bette Bouncer;
sand Bank. br T., 8. by Rock Sand 49,
Miss Perigord: Plaintiff. br c., :, by
SIR John Johnson -Litigant; fISh
Walk. b. C.. .. by Sir John Johnson.
Rettie Bouncer; Dime Novel, ch. C., =
n. Sir John johnson Trash; sun God'
cb C.. ,. by Aeronaut Sunrise; Cuddie
In. h. f.. > BY Sir John Johnson Miss
Perigo.1: Bonehead, en-. C., = oy Aefo-
-Bonitas.
OF the older horses OF thls string
Spring Board is Captain Cassatt's hrst
lave He is the first good performer
Aeronaut got after his retirement 10
Cbesterbrook Farm. and he has been
winning these four seasons all over the
Ess.ern circuit and in Canada, and at
distances ranging from three-quarters
of a mile 10 one mile and fur!ong
Snring Board takes after the mana
son,e Aeronaut in respect TO looks ana
i, spite or the hard campaigning under
weight he retired sound last fail.
ne is wintering as we'll as could DC
deeired and il is not az all improbable
that he will be one of the useful mem
hers Of the stable again next season
The Handicapped was bit rough on
Snring Board last year He did not ap--
near 10 realize that the Aeronaut
sprinter was meeting better horses
han he had been accustomed to beat