New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-07
Four Trainers Needed to Handle Thirty
Horses of Quincy Stables This Season
r;t,simmons to Handle
String in East--Lawler
Goes to Kentucky.
TROJAN, A WONDER
COLT, PRIDE OF BARN
cos,umer Smartest of Many
Smart Two.Year-Olds Win.
tering at the Bay.

-. 4, n, sixth O a series on thoroughbred
ns shd,s he sutilHs Of the more Important
49, 49, 81 Toe aspfs'ehns season ~, ssT Ell S
s,c..s - Inc Trlbuae nsHt Sunday.
By NEIL SEWER.
r., Quincy Stable, under the eolors
,itieh the Virginia bred Trojan,
~ Sir Wilfred-Bohemia, won the
Ss ". al Saratoga Springs last sum-
vii campaign one of the strong
me- ,sbles OF runners that will be seen
{" So side Of the Atlantic next sum-
rs; ,dv there are nearly a score Of
a. Of various ages and sexes at
~ Quincy barn at Sheepshead Bay,
We ing under the care Of the veteran
SuS., Iawler and young Edward
Seg sr6 Edward Fitzsimmons has
fhs If thirteen, with the runners OF
surS Sn and Herbert L. Pratts horses
~ old Du Bots barn, on the Brook
=, Boulevard just outside the graves
eh go, ;~ horses is the stable count just
Isnd there is a possibility that II
rev. "a oprmented before the campaign
Ss for its proprietor has an eye on
@.sl smart two-year-olds winterlng
Ssyga..nckv. Three jockeys have been
III 81 70 ride these horses. and tour
Gt,s will train and care for them
Ia':..tsvs engaged are McCahey, Bur
~ and Ambrose, Schutunger nav
nakSS~ 80 dropped from the payroll last
~ srd the four trainers are LaW,et;
tps,,5,;mmons. Phelsn and Little NIKE
' w. 10 same who trained ThistledaIe
us!, ,ber GOOD jumpers for many sea-
-.rs for James ". Colt.
e;t,simmons to Stay in East.
,.,Is, will take part Of the string
T",tuckv as soon as winter oreaSs,
"a sfter the Western meetings "
-. -. canadian circuit, using bu pn
NE ,ider. Nike DAILY and fhe-
vii get ready for the carry -
A., IN MARYLAND. and DAILY VIII 20 "
csS,5a from Pimllco. + ltzslrllnot'o
sII handle the DIVISION 'ha' i"'''
the East. g., tor DaIv and be
-, hand in Canada Tor seINl'I ',Ier
N. services are required oy Lawn law.
VcCsbev will remain WIN - ~,
..oTs the man who developed NJ" NJ
~ has always managed mn" Coab-
soSa LAST season for Glhoro - 49,
IN and Mr.. Cochran wanted 10 re
eSgace him, but was oVe'0'u -
Quincy Stable. .u ho divided
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Lavler Praises Trojan
IL. 60 ,,oing 20 try and win the
r.s'.S,. Derbv at Churchill Downs with
a;,Ss, Trclan or Double Eagle, poth
~ hem being eligible, and after that
On nm, Tor the derbys Of the CahaulSH
circuit This strapping chestnut Is Ine
Iar5soreet tnree-year-old in the Eas'
igst now. and Lawler believes ne Is
he hes. borss of any age in the couh-
81 have trained many good horses IN
.ls eourse Of twenty-five years service
-, tvan-;can racks" Lawler told me
The otber dav when he showed the pIioe
~ tho bsrn "but never the like OF thiS
fellow He won the Futurity WIN ms
month wide open, and he would nave
von the Potomac Handicap at Laurie ~
October il he had not contracted shII
trouble AT Saratoga which necesslIateo
bis early retirement. He IS SOUND De
cause he had little racing last se~so',,
and | do not believe / Will nave any
trouble getting him ready Tor tne NJ
tueky Derby. lie will 60 any distan. s.
because he comes from tne stou''''
family in the American stnd DOoA.
"After he gets through IN CahauH
will bring him down TO SaraIosa ai.N
send him after the crack thIee
olds the Eastern tracks deVeloP uu r,,,t
the early summer in the Saratoga up
race Of one mile and three-qIarIeif?
in which he may meet them, anu p0''
bly, Roamer. under scale weight
Trojan probably is no taIler no"
than he was when he came up run
Henry T. Oxnard's Blue Ridge farm as
a yearlng. lie was above sixteen
hands then, and the awkWardest ahu
most ungsiuly yearling that ever ilVeu;
But he has filed out astonlshlngly ana
is all that a sixteen-hand stallion ought
10 be- He weighs above l,lbO pounds
and has the development Of ten-year-
old
His proportions are so good he hardly
shows his size, and he has the head
and neck Of an old-fashioned English
thoroughbred Trojan was always fast
IN going Of any sort, and an animal OF
MS heft ought not 10 find managing the
heaviest weight difficult. Probably ne
will not
The family to which Bohemia. his
dam, belongs, the family of Maggie Is.
b., from which Belvidere, Sir Dixon, Sal
ydere. Iroouois, Whiskbroom, Adams
Express and the hghtfooted Everett,
which made the American record for
two miles when he won the Bowie
Stakes a few years ago. sprung, pro-
duees the best weight carrying distance
runners
Double Eagle Coming 10 Hand.
Double Eagle, winner of the Walden
Stakes, Pimhco's best mile special for
|o-year-olds, is finishing into a typi-
cal Watercress, just such horse as
,waterboy and Hessian were. lie is a
OH long Of back, but he ribs up strong,
MS quarters are well moulded and
splenddly muscled and his underpin-