to make TWO-YEAR-OLDS. secured a large percentage of the best candidate, and Fantasy, 2:06, in the Village made by Persimmon as a two-year-old wa» of the bitter and sweet that goes ENGLISH representative horses In their respective Farm Stable, must not be forgotten. She In the Middle Park Plate. A few day* every hour interesting. 01 is the three, four and five year old cham- before the "Two-Year-Old Derby" tha A bettor will lose a few dollars on a Discusses the Merits of the Best of his disap¬ "Rapier" N, I DRIVING CLUB Combination Park, Boston, Is a successor filly, and If clever Ed Geers can get colt had not given satisfaction in a home .fllflTJL SIDE horse and complain bitterly of the Year. to old Beacon Park, and the Messrs. Hicks Eioner fit to win the all-aged championship It gallop; but with Chlnkara, one of his trial then must be the Twelve pointment. What feeling Youngsters have made it perfect in modern appoint- will be the proudest moment of his life. horses, well in a race, it was de¬ of the trainer of this same horse? He has of the two-year-olds, last The most candidates of the running for months to make him Writing English ments. Its Inaugural meeting week, prominent cided, almost at the last moment, to let worked faithfully discusses the merits of the most though badly Interfered with by rain, was male sex are William Penn, 2:07Vi; Tre- the son of St. Simon take his chance in tha ready for the struggle. Early and late "Rapier" RESCUE, a and It will contribute B. B. Pat success, vellian, 2:08*4; P., 2:09%; L.( OF has been watched with as much care as follows: sporting race. Despite the fact that he did not he prominent youngsters its full share to the shccess of the season. 2:11%, and Que Allen, 2:10^, and if the look his Persimmon was as a mother would give to her child. The best named two- IOJHE first-named is in the hands of a trainer best. favorite, but "Which are the twelve Mystic Park, Boston, and Franklin Park, good St. and ailment has brought treatment. ana he is liable to do the trick. In the ranks could not resist Frusquin Omladlna slightest this Two of them are, I Saugus, have also harmonious dates five and a half him Visions of brilliant victories have made all year-olda season? Associations Were in a will of from $500 to §1,000 eacli of the pacers there are a dozen possible Ally, lengths separating Do Wealthy Owners Con¬ this work light. What then must defeat think it will be generally agreed, Lord Trotting give purses candidates, the of Robert J, from St. Frusquin, who beat Omladlna by Why at their meetings. Rlgby Park, Portland, though 2:01V& half a mean? If racegoers would only look at this Wave-Dolores) State of Last will have two meetings, one on Its is a startling mark to equal or pass. Yet, length only. on Year Aftef criticisms would Stanley's Crestfallen (Ocean Lethargy Me., a the Winter months Persim¬ tinue the Turf side of the question, their Green.Orauge). own account, and one under the auspices given good day and track, either John Throughout surely be less harsh and scandals less fre¬ and Arc-eu-Cie! (Blue of the New Fair, and will dis¬ R. Gentry, Joe Patchen or Frank Agan mon made great improvement; but Mr. Both names are very hard to beat, and Winter. England be able to do it. Richard Marsh, who so looks after Year quent. to rank Mr. H. B. tribute over 150,000 in stakes and purses. might ably Losing Money? The details of the stable is another part with them I am inclined as usual, hold the The preliminary meetings of the season the Prince of Wales's hosses, did not hurry few are familiar. Floreat Etona (Florentine. Narragansett Park, will, a was of the work with which McCalmont's be anniversary of the Rhode Island State 1'air have developed high average of speed, the cclt, with the result that he not Every one knows that the majority of race Light Blue). These could not possibly But the Enterprise of the Gotham (the seventy-sixth), and has recently closed and the sport has been of a very high seen to advantage in a trial prior to the Because They Find Something Else a big list of stakes, all of which class, and unless the general expectation Two Thousand Guineas. He was, there¬ Infused New Life well. Its programme foots up havefi1'*^to ss-so.uou of the best judges is very wide of the mark fore, eliminated from that race, and or¬ in the Sport Than a Mere Management for the week. Old Orchard, Me., will also the season of 1896, in spite of the bleak dered to be reserved for the Derby. into the New sea¬ prospects at its opening, gives the highest the Sport be to the fore, and England assurance of and increas¬ Opportunity to Gamble. son is full of the most brilliant possibilities. fully maintaining One of England's Leading; Jockeys. The first grand gathering of the clana ing the popularity of the sport. Mornington Cannon, who rode Iiegret in will be held at Washington Park, Chicago, WATCHING HORSES ENTRY LISTS WERE MAGNIFICENT. from June 27 to July 4, at the meeting Persimmon, tlie Derby Winner. the Derby, was born in 1873. He was edu¬ ENJOY WORK. of the Northwestern Breeders Association, An English critic describes the Prince of cated at Queenwood College with a view when over $50,000 will be competed for. Wales's Persimmon, recent winner of the to joining one of the professions, but his Then Maine and Massachusetts Awoke, The association has practically made a In Their Greatest Reward in the continuous rac- Derby, as being a bay horse, noticeable by love for the horse turned his mind to Fact, They.Find stand up tight against racing, and he was In due time aprenticed and Now the Situation, Instead of clubs of the indy , a small star on the forehead, but this is Things That the Public Never ing-for-revenue declina¬ to his father. His name first apeared In Is Full of and come out flat-footed with the his Back and loins are list in when he was suc¬ Being Grave, will sooner have no bet¬ only marking. the winning 1887, See.In the Prelimi¬ tion that they while the muscles in his cessful nine times, but he soon rose in hi3 Promise, ting at all than permit racing all the faultless, quarters and in 1891 he headed the list with nary Work. Last gave a $40,000 arc well It has been calling, year round- year they and developed. pointed 137 winners. In the following year lie was Never probably in the history of trotting meeting absolutely without betting, out that he stands high on the leg, but first with 182; in 1808 he was second with How often we bear the question, What lost $10,000 on the speculation. Thfs year sport has there been such a transformation to otherwise he is a of the 108, but in 1894 and 1895 he was again at Is it that induces owners of some of our their programme will foot up $50,000, perfect specimen the of the tree with lf>7 and 184 re¬ scene as that which occurred this year be¬ and do not to make any money, racehorse. top stables to go on year after year spend¬ they expect spectively. The only classic winner M. big tween January and June. to all but tlie asociatlon is wealthy. Is his at last has ridden was Throstle for the thousands of dollars in maintaining Contrary for and they expect He made debut Ascot June, Cannon ing past procedure, at the beginning of the revenue, t0Iof°r<^h,J?.®law which the Stakes three St. Leger. The Kingsclere stable lias establishments which never do jockey clubs to accept a racing winning Coventry by first claim on his services. He also rides Jbig racing year not one association had opened a list will irive thirty to each track. i n is* lengths from Mell Melo, with Dynamo nor never will end a seascu with a days for. for his father and for Jewltt's stable. M. profit? of stakes. The 1,500 associations which be¬ Is all the Washington Park Club asks third, and Gullstan, Snowy Corrie, Ram- Cannon lives at and Is married. The answer is easily found. They find and It has as Its strong supporter, tne Enjoyment and Eisteddfod unplaced. Danebury either to the National or th$ American plon, He can go to scale at lly pounds. In more than an oppor¬ long Breeders' Association. Persimmon did not run again until Good¬ racing something no of and the the both trotting and on the first of the to make it a recre¬ association, gave signs life, From Chicago cohorts, wood, day meeting Engllnh Racing Dates. tunity speculate. They air was full of rumors of the darkest char¬ and pacing, will go to Saginaw, he won the Richmond Stakes. A length of a business. The remaining principal classic events of ation Instead acter. which gives the opening ^ off, C.hampfleurle was second, with His It is a great pity that thl3 same feeling Grand Circuit. The dates of this meeting Reverence a bad third, and Spook and De- the English turf will be run on the follow¬ The effect of the Percy law in New York are 14 to 17, add the card ealls foi does not prevail among the rank and file July ftetrott voue unplaced. ing dates; Goodwood Stakes, July 29; Don- had been disastrous to the majority of the $25,000 In purses and in stakes. At Ascot two to one was laid against the caster St. Leger, September 9; Cesarewitch, of raoegoers. If it did, it would mean not follows, on July 18 to 25, and Its Prince's colt; but here the bookmakers October 14; Cambridgeshire, October 28} of trotting associations in the State, and list of stakes and purses has secured!the$00.^0 only an Increase In the number those and horses in expressed their willingness, to accept two Manchester November Handicap, Novemben Buffalo Rochester, two of the stalwart verv cream of the representative to one. The third and last appearance 28. whose support helps to elevate the sport, members of the Grand Circuit, declared the various classes. The $10,000 Merchants but it would do away With many of the and Manufacturers' Stake, the stai.event that they would have no unless Ne evils which are still connected with the mettings of the meeting, has in It the the law were so amended that could Baron a|well fioms and fiorses ana turf. pools York representative, Cilsp, Carriages. Carriages. be sold. This was im¬ by James Butler, president of the Driving How few of the thousands who class publicly manifestly of New York, who should be very possible, and with these two great tracks Club, ESTABLISHED HALF A themselves as enthusiasts on the subject closed the existence of the Grand Cir¬ follows Detroit on CENTURY. of take the trouble to of very CXuVrhecreve1land racing study any cuit was in the details that are connected with danger. of ioarcb would many The drastic law in Connecticut T.£. Ml" KfuSfi.X? been on to the of a stable or the anti-pool then in the old times, have management prepa¬ had closed the classic gates of Charter Oak but that association of a horse for a race. Their knowl¬ Buffalo, of bet ration Park, Hartford, and the association de¬ 11 v ]agt year, owing to the absence with the announcement of the at the time the dates were ar¬ JOHN PATTERSON & edge begins cided to go out of which meant ting an/ CO., existence, in. a and ranged It declined to come programme for day's racing, ends a AsnRo'O., tort If long farewell to the national sport In ter had also refused. Columbus, PATTERSON BUILDING, when the events have been decided. the Nutmeg State. A similar law In Penn¬ Wayne and Indianapolis were taken into they happen to back the winners they go the circuit, the dates being, respectively, sylvania compelled Belmont Park Club and August 3 to 7 August 10 to 15 and August * home elated with Ideas of their own Im¬ the Park Association card of about $30,000 each. been Philadelphia Driving 17 to 22 with'a . 2b & 27 West 26th St., portance. If their investments have to decline the of meet¬ Last week Buffalo reconsidered Its determL condemn not horses, responsibility giving a week's meeting In unwise, they only this nation and will give Jockeys and trainers, but declaim loudly on ings year, and their usual dates were all probability on August 25 to 28, witn a the subject of the evils of the turf of to¬ not published. Illinois was alone silent, day. and the wealthy Northwestern Association ^HeetwooJ Park follows oil August 81 to and Importers list Tailors In the decision of important events tHls Seutem&er 4, with a stake and purse lack of fairness is Invariably evinced. The of Trotting Horse Breeders, which has 'ta Which will be close to $50,000 winner hailed as a star In^pjteof is of the equine home at beautiful Wpshlqfi'on ^ ark, Chi¬ the defection of Rochester, Hartforu ui»u world. His rider Is lauded and petted on Grand Circuit to all Is cago, gave out no of life. Hostile Philadelphia the promises HUNTING, RIDING AND COACH¬ BOX CLOTHS AND KERSEY-1 sides. The fortunate owner congrat¬ be as strong as ever and fully as fruitful in ulated by every one, while the trainer, to legislation appefred to have killed the sport sensational results. whom the major portion of the day's re¬ In these f ates and to have had a most fr,P n for a ING GARMENTS & LIVERIES. MERES. is is all Never were the prospects brighter sults due, almost forgotten by but influence on those which were Autumn season in the W est. Terre We the Hue of Woollens and shade and color in BOX CLOTHS the very few who realize the true state of deadiUng great that holds at carry largest Every affairs. contiguous. Haute, the famous track other for and pur¬ least a dozen track records, will hold Its goods Coaching Livery and KERSEYMERES can be found on ous It is this forgotten part that is the real It was aX this apparently most, and has in the of the It is the side of inoppor¬ meeting on September 21 to 26, poses country. tables. Bright Scarlet, Crimson and Yel¬ pith game. racing tune time that the Driving Club of New York closed a stake list with an average of Among our customers are the best fami¬ with which the general public decline to takes the following and familiarize that on the decided, win or lose, to hold its usual twenty-five. Louisville lies of New York, while we have an exten¬ low Plushes, striped Valencies, etc., themselves, keeps A JOCKEYi"S VALET. Grand Circuit in the first week of with a $40,0(10 card, and then comes turf such stanch supporters as August meeting week, on sive trade in these in all the etc., in the greatest variety and finest Belmont, S. S. Howland, .Tames R. Keene, September, and invited nominations to ten the big closing meeting of the season specialties we stakes of a total valuation of The October 6 to 16, at Lexington, Ky., when cities of the United States. quality of fabrics to be found anywhere. John Sandford, James Galway and a host horses are better treated than the average excluded, and I think nust unreservedly $22,000. eleven principal of a association followed this up with the pro¬ will be divided up. The others whose interest is purely senti¬ man, but ask them for the details of their add Mr. Daniel Lowly (Common- $75,000 on June 1 mental one. unable to and Car Homfray's Sulky (Dis¬ gramme of a June meeting, with three stakes of this association closed of HIGHEST AWARD at the COLUM¬ treatment and they are explain, Lonely) stakes, and as were first in the four hundred entries, Including We received the medal They spend hours at the track watching To learn how the work is done is an easy cord.Retlce ). Captain Greer's War $1,000 they with over tb'e work of their horses. consult train¬ would certainly have field they naturally secured magnificent the best known horses in their respective with SPECIAL COMMENDATION for Xhey matter, for, with but few exceptions, (Kilwarllr.Iragedy) entry lists and the success of both meet¬ is the final battle¬ BIAN EXPOSITION, ami study with their trainers the races in ers are to receive visitors, and the ex¬ to comi In, and so would Mr. E. C. Clay¬ classes Lexington grand which will be as glad ings was guaranteed. the and at this olasslB track they represented with periment is well worth the trial, for they ton's Fast (Galopin.Dissipation). That ground'of year, their beautiful DESIGNS and neat and skilful FINISH. nluch care as an architect would map out them be sure of the When the successful results of these the champions of the season fight for will see things that will amply repay lrukes seven, and to quite stakes were published in March there was tlx* lines of some important building. Ev- for their trouble. The grooming, the feed¬ live we must consider them crit¬ The full-dress made for the coachman of HER MAJESTYi shown their horses ara remaining a general awakening all along the line, and the entire field, trotting livery efv improvement by ing and the preparation of the food ically. Iridescent, for Mr. Beddlngton's the reaction was so Intense that trot¬ fllGl1ancthoroughbred turf. Their cause is really r of good, for a lasso has to be twisted round In fact, tnere is no vacant week ih these opposition. exercise in the open air, with the best the head before loosed, and tennis two States up to November 1, and there are one and the same and they can only + recently heard a prominent owner saj food and hours, do away with being six united. The success of a®u^ceedgreat WHIPCORDS, BLISS'S TWEEDS GOLF AND BICYCLING OUT-} that his greatest delight in connection regular and to balls are often twisters. Perhaps Dab- meetings included In these dates of the bv being the aches and pains. Up with, the larks come for to make first rank. season being assured, Question with his stable was this side of racing that last of the setting chick would have to in, trotting be smashed. Last FITS. the never seee. bed with the glimpse of the combination of Galllnule The New England Association of Trotting irises Will the records AND COVERT COATINGS. public sun is an rule at most stables, anything the leading records were Here was a gentleman whose colors have unprintea these and Concussion looks difficult In the ex¬ Horae Breeders will take the lead, with year none of An endless of In consequence of a demand w® been and one need only look at a group of birds.dab- their inaugural meeting at their new track broken In 1894 Allx trotted In 2.03%, and variety WHIPCORDS, popular carried to victory by some of the best see the benefits of the life. treme; but here we have the and COAT¬ i ave a stock ofi ever exercise lads to a 'dab' Is in the at Readvllle, near .Boston, in August, and took the champion trotting record, displac¬ BLISS'S TWEEDS COVERT lately imported large horses the country has known, whose Tanned skins, bright eyes and a step that chick and galllnule.and their in This 2:04. The black demon and evidence of nature of a mild concussloh. regular meeting September. ing Nancy Hanks's the INGS, and a bewildering array of SPORT¬ SCOTCH HOMESPUNS CHEVIOTS,! is quick and active are ample to make the organization has spent $150,000 bn Its frorn California, Directum, captured HARRIS TWEEDS and TAtt-i its benefits. With many of the boys its "There is only one left track and and a records In ING and FANCY WAISTCOATS always on GALLOWAY for dozen, and I should hesitate a long time appointments, possesses Son race and four-year-old healthful part is not always pleasing, racing plant superior, from a trotting 2-05V4 John R. Gentry paced In 2.03%, and hand. TANS for Golf, Bicycling, etc. they grow Big and lusty fast, and by doing If It were a question of awarding prizes, to any in the Eastern States. record and Robert all fame Instead of merely expressing opinions. standpoint, took the stallion so, of course, end hope earning (Ocean Wave. Among its active members are such men pacing and glory as a jockey. If one included Astern as J. Malcolm Forbes, who paid $125,000 IS. Many of these youths are keen students Trail), one could not well exclude the for the two-year-old champion colt Arion i,1KLrt»oa«°Io,S|C?ecdord".. MB 11 Bins 11 It nil MBit «|[. close to their Tra\*l«r (Trayles.S'eabreeze)., of the sport, and by attention breezy do with and then paid $41,000 for the four-year-old work in later years earn fame and position though Trayles has nothing to champion Nancy Hanks, 2:04, and who has Worn the of THE JOURNAL Four-in-Hand, als * tho as trainers. trailing except In the way of a pun. Prince recently bought the fast colt as a by Whip stable s Starshlne could Bingen to-aay is, Their pride in the doings of their Soltykoff's (Sheen.Star) prabable world-beater. It includes the season, and who are the WHIPCORD Suit Worn the GUARD. is stanch. Frequently after not be bettered, and would be chosen brothers, who $30,000 for the task? Ly representative as for Thayer paid most likely to accomplish Among a day's racing is over they meet in the but that It Is so obvious to call the Ralph Wilkes, 2:06%, before he got that the mare Be infield, while their charges, looking cool exercise of little Imagination. Mr. Eustace record, and when he died paid $25,<>00 for the trotters five-year-old and sleek under snow white llnseys, are Loder's Star Chamber (Tyraot.Astrology) Baron Wilkes, to take his place; William be ?' Our for quality of goods and excellence of cut and: feasting on the clover and grass that is al¬ Is also excellent. A little too apparent Is Russell Allen, who owns Kremlin, 2:07%, ^t&s2clfv%,i8TonnB1debryedWto reputation ways found in plenty there. These ses¬ again the only possible objection to Lord an ex-champion, and has probably spent finish is world-wide. sions always bring a lot of banter and Penrhyn's Primrose Hill (Iiosebery.Straw¬ $1,000,000 in trotters and trotting stock; the biggest winner of her year cap- chaff, that to the outsider Is highly amus- berry Hill). Blade (Bend Or.Glade) and and a score of other wealthy New Eng¬ There are MANY THINGS which can be produced at our stores; lng. Excuses for defeat are both numerous March (Marden.Charm) are both ingenious enders are members. The stakes and and novei The handicapper's work Is crit¬ ways out of difficulties. Flying Colors purses of the two meetings of this associa¬ whieh are confined to OURSELVES ALONE, the style and fabria icised, the riding of our best jockeys is (Prism.Flyaway) is good, as is Jest tion foot up to over $60,000, and they have found faulty. Condition of track, distance, Juggler.Merry Lassie). Mr. Leopold de of which can be found nowhere else in the country. weight, and even the start are made mat¬ Rothschild seldom fails to find good names. ljoms and Carriages. ters of comment. The beaten favorite is Leading Lady (Pioneer.Quality) arrests at¬ Ijorses and Carriages. offered sympathy by their youthful guard¬ tention, and The Asp (Despair.La Reyne) C ians as sweet and earnest as is the plaudits will appeal to those who recall the end «, AND for the victor. It is a showing of sentiment of Cleopatra. I also like Jaunt (Janissary with which few are familiar. .Trlpaway), for you get the first two For those who cannot find the time to letters of the sire's name and a suggestion make these trips. to the track at hours of 'tripping off jauntily.' But on the whole a crowd are to the twelfth \ when the eager, rushing away, I should be inclined give ^ MARTIN & the between races will afford ft Duke of Westminster's micm paddock vote to the m, MARTIN, Rust, few minutes of pleasure to them. Go there son of Blue Green and Ruth, for to find and see the final preparations for the fray. this name was a tax on ingenuity, and r London Makers of High=Grade Watch with what care every part of the you get the 'Ru' from the dam, together HORSE trappings is adjusted. Watch how earnest¬ with the strong suggestion of the rusty CO., ly tne trainer follows every step of his aM." " ' horse as he makes the circuits of the shed, #argest dealers In horses in the world, wblle waiting for the bugle blasts that Curious Hunting Accidents. Notice the AND to PATENT summon the field the SADDLERY. post. HARNESS Two curious hunting accidents are thus WILL line of brightly arrayed jockeys as they SELL. file out of their room. See them lifted into recorded In an old English diary dating the saddles and stoop to receive a last back half a century. to-morrow. word of instruction. Note the gentle touch "Lord Southampton at Whistley Wood.a of the trainer as he pats the neck of his horse as he passes through the gate to the wet morning. Found at once. The 'ladles' \ track, and then perhaps you will be able to rattled him to and fro for half an hour mer¬ Monday, June 22, 896, find In racing something more than a when he broke cover, but they could chance to speculate. rily, It is this side of racing which, unfortu¬ not carry a head over the open and soon lost nately, few take the trouble to familiarize him. First time hounds had been in Whist¬ 500-HORSES-500 themselves with, and yet It Is the most Wood for the season. Trotted away to THAOt MA**- Not that I mean to say ley without reserve to Interesting part. thorn found and ran him a that a struggle between a field of horses Alley Copse; the highest bidder WINNOWING THE OATS. is not a sight to quicken the pulse and hunting pace to Sulgrave, where a most de¬ WE MAKE send the blood coursing through one's veins plorable accident occurred to Mr. Webb's at their for rich are second a rate, but know the details of Opportunities earnings at lively over a he to none, finding more pleasure In the detail preparation, consider the work that has favorite horse. In landing fence Blue Front Auction Mart, work of his stable than he does in tbo bten done to bring each of the several put his foot into a hole and broke his leg actual racing. starters into racing trim; think what vic¬ short off just below the hock. The horse, Is, of course, sweet to but It or defeat means to those Interested, Victory him, tory however did not and an¬ 151 E. 24th St., Is he preliminaries that are most enjoyed. and with the knowledge will come a zest fall, actually took In and America, From early Spring, when the first sign of and an interest that will add materially to other jump before Mr. Webb became aware Between 3d and Avea, England leaves a one In a race. Senti¬ # Lexingrton best budding brings general opening up the pleasure finds of his sad The of the , wherever and cheapest of stable doors, these steps of preparation ment in has of late years been sad- situation. leg poor will racing animal twisted round and seemed as If We say, without fear of contradic¬ made. make an interesting study to the uniniti¬ lv ignored, and yet it is the life of the noth¬ tion, that the consignments which we will ated. gport. FRANK J. BRYAN. ing but the skin prevented Its dropping off. offer at this sale are superior in every re¬ It means weeks of anxiety for both own¬ Mr. Webb instantly ordered him to be shot. spect to any offered at public auction In ers and trainers, for fond hopes are to be Stewards in Aus4ra.Ha. this vicinity in some time. realized or broken. It means hard work Betting: The horse had carried him nobly for seven Postal Building, then a hue and is size and from daylight until dark, for to fit a horse Every now and cry seasons, and Mr. Webb bad just been des¬ Every kind, grade, description for a season's Is work of a will be offered and positively sold without racing not the raised somewhere or other about betting on his and an and day or a week, It requires months of care¬ canting merits expressing reserve to the highest bidder^heavy Broadway Murray St., stewards. The latest sensation of this that he meet with his draught, truck, cart, express, delivery and ful preparation. Australia. The full de¬ opinion never shouljl business matched New York. The slow gallops under the sheds during sort eomes from fellow again. The fox came back to chunks, pairs, the Winter months must were made but Alley- feneralnee actors and roadsters. be abandonea tails of the case not public, thorn where hounds worked him Indifferent¬ for the real thing on the track. First It that some time ago Mr. Arthur That the fair way by which we do busi¬ come the long canters, then the | appears till dark. ness has us hosts of friends is gallops, a steward of the Victoria Ama¬ ly gained and who that has ever spent a morning Anderson, "Mr. Drake's hounds at Burton Common. shown not only by the Increased attend¬ at any of the local tracks and witnessed teur Turf Club, was called upon to adju¬ ance at our auction sales, but by the re¬ of Found at once a dog fox, ran like fire number of horses llMYor these first steps early Spring but will dicate upon a protest against the winner markable disposed of by Join with me In saying It is an Intro¬ that Mr. through the woods, pointing for Claydon; us at private sale. to a of the sweet of a certain race. It transpired turned near Hillesden for over the duction part sport to Gawcott, At no auction, sale or commission stable from , $55 iliose whose love of turf has a genuine Anderson had himself inve^d $250 on the road to Radcllve. away to Bacon's Wood, in the world can there be found as com¬ 260, 252, 254, 258 West 69th Street. Single Harness, complete, rtng. It may lack the spirit and dash of and were made and here a sad accident occurred. The sec¬ a of horses as at "Blue the finish of winner, charges against plete variety the from some well-contested race, but him one of the interested parties. Mr. ond whip, Tom. had opened a bridle gate Front." Pair Horse Harness, complete, $135 It is fully as enjoyable. by for me and followed me through it, when I have seen staid old of Anderson was exonerated by the club. Our motto, "Quick sales and small prof¬ ALWAYS ON SHOW patrons the turf, his horse on the level field suddenly broke our facilities for SOILED PATENT SADDLES AT REDUCED PRICES. who lu the ordinary walks of life were There seems to be a deal of dissat¬ his hind There was no to its," and handling horses SEVERAL SLIGHTLY dig¬ great leg. grip, nothing enable us to sell them far below the price nity Itself, sit for hours perched on a fence isfaction In Australia on this score of bet- Jump at. and he was simply trotting at the a lot of for which they could be sold at any other Stock like school bovs watching these fact time. The poor beast's log twisted about, sale stables In the world. We carry the Largest and Most Complete of Harness, early morning gallops. The keen air seemed ting stewards, perhaps because of the but he did not fall, and Tom rode him for and **» act as a tonic with them. Business that betting transactions in the colonies twenty or thirty yards In that condition be¬ Partiality we show to none. Every one Saddlery, Solid Leather Portmanteaus, Golf Goods many Sport¬ es and worries are for the time cast in excess he was ti ware of the *~as is treated with the same courteousness and HEAD are far of what they are either fore accident. He 100 not found elsewhere. \ It is recreation of a most bene- shot." fairness, whether in search of one horse or ing Novelties kind. here or in England. * quickly one hundred. that one of the stewards of the are the lowest if and are consid¬ the work advances these morning Except Watts Is a Derby Jockey. 'FORTY-EIGHT HOURS' TRIAL CONSISTING OF Our prices very quality style grow more Interesting. Favorites or Saratoga meeting last Summer resigned be¬ John Watts, who rode Persimmon to vic¬ ered.' Our address in New York: -aer years are seen slowly rounding to cause of the to the effect that he Allowed with every horse, and if not only r season's allegation In the recent English was born the campaign. Some hold to tory Derby, as purchase will leir form, others prove disappointments, was an Inveterate bettor, there has been In 1861, In 1887 he rode 110 winners, and represented, money Four-in-hand Teams and Tandems, very day brings changes, and It Is these little or no openly expressed dissatisfac¬ In 1888 he had 105 credited to his account. be cheerfully refunded. nrlatlons that make things Interesting, tion as to the betting stewards here. A His record year was 1801, when he got From 700 to 1,000 horses always on hand nth the two-year-olds these of home first in 114 races. Watts has now and Cross-Matched days prep- steward here, when one of his own horses for private sale, among them coach horses, Matched Pairs, 235 mean FIFTH .fttlou considerable. Wnen the;fc ridden four Derby winners, namely Merry matched knee-acting cobs, saddlers, AVENUE,, froni the stand a pairs, rst gallop they are green and new. Eaci?| is running, retires and Hampton, Sainfoin, Ladas and Persimmon. trotters, pacers and general purpose horses. IMEAR 27TH STREET, .rial, of ourso, brings an awakening. substitute is appointed to act in his place, He has won the Oaks four times, the Siigle Horses, Cobs and Roadsters Those believed to be cracks Two Thousand Guineas and the Call aud examine ^hem. They will show AND frequently so that if any question arises as to the dis¬ twice, for themselves and bear us out in our state¬ j>ro7e of little account, while others be¬ One Thousand three times. Watts is grow¬ C. G. lieved to belong among the selling platers position of the stlake or purse it is de- ing stout and cannot now ride at less than ments of them. CHAS. F. BATES, PRATT, 1*713 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. >rove of stake class. It U this cid' 1 disinterested 124 i. B. DOERR, Auctioneer. Pres. M«r- mingling by persons. pounds. r