New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
OF which Tom Healey expects great
things.

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gorro cb C. O. by ogden Ma, Florence ~,
PIaufazerc'. O.. hN Oglen-Nauie Worm.
Ethan Allen. b. O. ry Yankee -ondurdn
Nontrosa will not be trained this
wear Mr. Wilson is getting together
stud of his own at the Hamilton
farm, near Lexington, KY and that
daughter OF Plaudit Madchen has
gone down to the Blue Grass country
10 be bred TO Olambaia. the head Of the
establishment Olambala began his
service two seasons back. and the first
Of his get are now yearlings. They
viii race next year as two-yeaT-o!Gs.
Amalf To BE a Jumper.
Aldpberran. whose dame was half
sister to.the brilliant Colin Will come
cut next season as 4 Jumper. lie was
TO nave gone through the field last
fall. but he injured himself At Sara
toga. after schooling brilliantly, and
the plan had TO be abandoned for the
time. There is no better fencer than
Aldeberran at Belmont Park, and he
will he one of the Wilson candidates
for the Whitney Memorial Stakes at
Piping Rock. PenObscot will be an
other. and Healey may recommend that
AmaIf the holder Of the American
record Of l:3G / - for one mile. cs-
+.,h1frbod ear1y i'm September over the
lightoirc fast tract 9f Syracuse. be
NM -hrC,co the neIo AuaI6 < 2
,or,toI ,o1cov ard Lo has MANAGED
veich. well i'm his ecnoolina ventures.
Perobsco+ considered tho smartoe.
iumner IN America mn TO the time Of
his fall and injury in the G.4nd Ma
tIonal al Belmont Park. last spring, ap-
pears to be a good racing proposition
again this wear. The big Yankee geld
ing has recovered from the effects Of
his Grand National mishap, and the leg
which bothered him before that Is as
straight as il Was when he first came
TO the races. These three horses consti-
tute the trained stceplechase division
of tho stable but il is nrobabIe that
one or two of the three-year-old will
be put through the field.
-, Mr., W iison mas taken a i iHlHg 70
az D,o,s SoyoIo,ar ~ ;uronars Nc
.,o;1aS s+oo,IooLoso -. ror ~
n - "i';o &c 80 SoTa+oca Assoc;ot ;nn
"a for othor snorte11en before he
tro;ned 40, borees end Ne roce,t enc
cas.aeu maI 6 49, anu I,' Poobso o
.,'. ~ lam. ~ gu" "
nv. 80 ".' I;aas.
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"a so 80 T".,u'N"Ps, an d. "a &c.
HTsI claSS horses oH'y "heL 'he hahuI-
capper Ieis' MN III against mem a,
lVo PouhuS u 'heie@oouIS' None Oh
the second ana lhira rae colts ana ,1
Ge!u'LsS Nilcn pore SIT ML. llsoh SIMS
IaSl SG"aoI 9''lr' I'heIy ~ I'@he Eoou
over ulsyShces % gl1uhu III petteT man
seilInE P'Ntvi 'V,np"H!' U"iess poi 70
mp " w. SaISShSS' Hd!I oIo'n
or 20 IehooSco'' proOaOIy was intend
eu lot HIsU oIasS racing out ms iegS
are hoHe 'oo gOou; Alheha' uloahIhg
Noureuuih ana Egmoht are souhd
enough oU' ordinary
Pixy a FilIy of Class
NJ Wilson has bovever an. ,brso-
vesr-old fIly which bids fair 70 develop
cIsss in Piyv and bipb-class snrinters
~ greator zoe IN Pomette Rien and
Hoster Prvnnc
pr on re- Loueduct form, ~ last
limo and Julv. deserves 70 be ranked
y,itb tbp hest two-vear-old Hllies the
scsson ~ 1914 developed. Healev. in
doed believes she would have beaten
ComeIy and Kaskaskia at Saratoga il
She had not fallen sick. She has i'm
proved into a three-ye sr-old of the TO