Gossip of the Turf, Daily Racing Form, 1899-03-24

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GOSSIP OF THE TUBS. Speaking of the coming Little Bock meeting Captain C. A. Tille3 says: "We have more horses at Clinton Park than ever before in the history of the track. Every stall is engaged. We expect seven car loads of horses from Memphis. Billy Bruen of St. Louis has been engaged to handle the starting gate, while Colonel S. M. Apperson of Little Bock will officiate as presiding judge at our meeting. The Arkansas Derby will be run the first day of the meeting. Some of the fastest three-year-olds on the western circuit are in this stake, and the prospects are bright for a cracking good race. Our two-year-old ovents all filled well and the chances are that some of the juvenile stars of the season will make their debut at Clinton Park at the coming meeting. Colonel Apperson writes that the citizens of Little Bock are greatly interested in the meeting, and are working hard for its success. With bad weather we did very well last year. Mr. W. C. Whitney is said to have purchased the sixteen head of Meddler yearlings three colts and thirteen fillies at private sale from the Neponset Stud estate of W. H. Forbes, Dedham, Mass. They were as follows: Bay colt, dam Silvie; chestnut colt, dam Nokomis; bay colt, dam Annot Lyle; bay filly, dam Little Lady ; bay filly, dam Frolic Grace; bay filly, by Yodel; bay filly, dam Leonica; bay filly, dam Flageolette; chestnut filly, dam Spring Gun; chestnut filly, dam Onoma; chestnut filly, dam Octavia; bay filly, dam Money Box; brown filly, dam Corazou; bay filly, dam Zegri; bay filly, dam Sunnyside; bay filly, dam Clio. The Annot Lyle colt is a good looking colt, and should race. The Bister to Previous is a smart looking filly. Names given the two-year-olds belonging to Messrs. Bromley and Co. are as follows : Matchem, br. c, by Hanover Flyin? Witch. West Baden, ch. c, by Hanover Mis3 Baden. Palatial, ch. c, by Order Palace. Fonsolee, ch. c, by Fonso Jennie Lee. Sir Matt, ch. c, by Sir Dixon Mattie Amelia. Windmere, b. c, by Iroquois Trade Wind. Templar, ch. c, by Order Hattie B. Mesmerist, ch. c, by Albert Hoodoo. Mirmedon, ch. c, by Fonso Hannarinda. Indian Fairy, ch. f , by Iroquois Fairy. Iroquois Belle, b. f, by Iroquois Yorkville Belle. The name selected for the reputed star of the lot, the Hanover TJrsuline Nun colt, has not as yet been published. The older horses in training are Typhoon II., 5; On Dock, 5; Previous, 4, and the three-year-olds Composer, Androni-cus, La Cheviot and Bo3e OLee. Mr. J. D. Dearings stable arrived at Little Bock from Beaver, Texas, a few days ago. It consists of the following horses: Bed Biver, b. c, 3, by Major Domo Whito Seal. Helen Paxton, b. f, 3, by Tom Paxton Helen Bancroft. C. H. B. Jones, ch. c, 3, by Tom Paxton Mary J. Ada T., br. f, 3, by Tom Paxton Planetta. Lillie Paxton, b. f, 3, by Tom Paxton Lilly Fifth. Two Slipper, ch. f, 2, by Strideaway Bedina.


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