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GOSSIP OE THE TURF. There are green fields far away. It is singular that so many American trainers and jockeys are anxious to go to England and try their fortunes on the English tnrf.. It is likely that John J. Hyland will go to England in the fall on a tour of observation. James B. Keene is going to try another English campaigD. David Gideon ia negotiating with John E. Madden for the two-year-old colt The Chamberlain, who shows classic form in every lino of his makeup. The Chambarlain is a bay colt, 15 3 hands high, with a slight blaze and white ankles bs-hind. He is a full brother to Keenan, but is considered ba eve ybody as superior to that gay deceiver. The gallops of The Chamberlain have been closely watched by tho trainers and touts at BheepsheEd Bay. It has long baen known to a few of Maddens intimates that the brother to Keenan is the best colt in his stable. He is entered extensively in England, so it is likely that an arrangement will bo made by David Gideon with Enoch Wishard, who trains for Richard Cioker, to train The Chamberlain for hiB English engagements. Six furlongs in 1:15 easily and a full mile in 1:45 in a gallop was ; what attracted attention to the colt; hence, as everj body can sae him at his work mornings, , there is no faith broken in describing tho probable , winner of tho English Derby in 1900. Morning Telegraph,
