New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

Not, q daughter Of fremont, is one OF
the most reliable producers the Amer
lean turf has had these ten or htteen
years.
Keene Youngsters Well Bred.
Mr. Keene bought the youngsters
that will bear his silks next season
in the open market last fall. They are
all By Csstleton stations. The seven
youngsters are: Bay colt, by Ben
Brush-Acushls; bay colt, by Voter
D.bacle; brown colt, by Sweep-Lsmp
Girl; bay filly, by Peter Pan star
Cat; chestnut colt. by Delhl-Anthem'
brown flly. by Disguise Brown bess;
and bay filly, by Peter Pan-Mildreo
Shulz.
The Acushla colt is called Tipperary,
the Debacle colt Brsnen and the Star
Cat FLY Puss-in-Boots. These and
their stable mates are engaged IN such
important two-yesr-old fixtures as the
Juvenile, Fashion, Spinsway, Hopeful,
Grand Union Hotel and United States
Hotel stakes. Their owner also Will
take subscription in the Saratoga Spe--
cizl. which was won by Sysonby and
Colin under the Jacket Of his father,
and by the Castleton bred youngster
Novelty, which bore the silks of 5. {.
Hildreth. James r. Keene sold Novelty
as 6 yearling at Sheepshesd Bay IN
1909
III. Star Cat flly, Puss-in- Boots. will
surely be one of Mr.. heene's SpeclsI
nominations. and the Acushla and Lamp
Girl colts may be the others. Puss-in-
Boots is a youngster of unusual de-
velopment, weighing all OF 1000
pounds, and she is growing. She is easily
the hsndsomest two-year-old wlntering
st Crsyesend. Peter Pan, big horse
himself, is sending big horses to the
races. Pennant, the first OF his get TO
win distinction on this side OF the At
lsntic, although Castleton, which raced
successfully in Engla ID in 1912, beat
him 70 the races. was too bulky for his
legs. He stood through i've races, one
OF them being the Futurity of 1919.
Puss-in-B Boots is stoutly underpinned
She has fat cannon bones, perfectly
formed pssterns, and healthy 1eet OF
ample size. Goldsborough, careful
man with horses, may not have her
ready for the Fashion at Belmont Park,
but she is pretty sure TO make her bow
sometime during the course OF the
Aoueduct meeting.
Sweep Colt a Fine LOCKER
II seems a bit like robbing the nurs-
ery TO ask a rscehorse OF Sweep IN
1915. II was only six years ago that
that smsrtly turned Ben Brush stallion
won the last Futurity run At Sleeps
head Bay and only five years back that
he won the Lawrence Realization at
10 100. the shortest odds ever quoted
about an American thoroughbred.
Nevertheless, the hsndsomest colt ~
the two-yesr-old string Of FoXhaii
Keeue is the Sweep-Lsmp Girl colt.
Major Daingerfield, the breeder o1
Sweep, Broomstick, Delhi and Peooles'
four famous sons of Ben Brush, pre-
dicted that Sweep would outbreed any
other Ben Brush stallion that attempt
ed stud service, and IN this coit rom
Lamp Girl the prophecy of the veteran
breed.r is al least partially fulfilled:
"a, stands nearly 10 hands inches and
weighs close 10 1000 pounds. he mas
the well-poised head and graceful
ebiselled neck OF the true thorough
bred. yithers that reach well back oveF
~. snine 10 meet the arching muscles
of q pair of powerfully equipped quar-
tors. we'll sprung ribs, straight niro
i.y md abundant reach. his snkIes
ere lean and his feet big and healthy
This colt has the appearance OF
weight carrier, and he showed enough
speed last fall TO justify the pred,e-
ton that he will win not lnconsplcu-
ous place among the stars OF ms sse'
Tipnerary. the Ben Brush-Acusnia
,ol, seems 20 be the stable favorlSe
amono the colts. His yesrling enorts
were most hattering. He Is young
st.r Of substantial bulk and many az
fractions, but he hasn't the hnlsn oi
the Sveep-Lamp Girl colt: lie IS
typical Ben Brush. The Lamp uili
colt bears the unmistskable impress
% Sweep. and Sweep was a more mn
ished thoroughbred than his sire
Promise Of High Speed.
The Debacle colt. n hslf-brother TO
Uanbridge and Judge Wright, ls
chunky little fellow, hardly more than
ffteen hands high. He was heralded
las, summer as the best yesrling IN
Kentucky." and Mr.. Keene bought HIM
on what he heard Of him. Speed he
nrobsbly has. He is bred for il. And
= horse with his short, muscular back
sbould manage weight without trouble.
pu, he Is not so fetching in ensemble
as either the Lamp Girl or the Acushla
cn,t and IL he races as we'll as they
do he must race above his looks.
n ia in his favor, however, that he
comes from q good producer. Debacle
has never thrown y horse that raced
AT all that did not ron with the top
notchers. There were few faster horses
than Judge Wright and Hsnbrldge,
both of which are now ut STUD service
in Tennessee. an. Lr
her sire's easily recognized impress.
She has a first rate bone framework,
ia i.,r,h .nd hulk. and her muscles