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HERMAN DURYEAS STABLE FOR 1907. Has Seventeen Horses, Six of Them Two-Year-Olds, Five Geldinqs and a Filly. few York. January 16. — Herman B. Duryea will campaign seventeen barm s this year. They are new unaltered at Hhergehtad Bnj and John Hnggins is their trainer. The siting comprises the five-year-olds Bedouin and Dreamer: the four-year-old Ben Ban; the three year olds Prince Hampton, Prince Forfunatus. Bamrod, Chaeeaway, Hickory, Vaquero, htlntberta and Irvine and the following txvoyear-olda: Chestnut gelding, by star Shoot— Chlcora TI. Bay gilding, bj OoMereet — Queaai Brown gelding, by Knight of the Thistle— Castana Chestnut gelding, by The Commoner— Nellie Van Bay gelding, by Eiligrane — Modish. Bay tilly. by Mai tagon Teetotum. These horses are in the pink of condition and get daily exercise under the shed. it would be hard to lad a better appeerlag half a daaeu two year-olds in one barn. The gelding, by ioldci -st— Quesal, is tlie one which will probably he most in I lie public eye when radna time cornea, lie is a half brother to Electioneer, as well as to T ay Atkins, Maximo domes, David s . Trumpet and Quorum. Mr. Duryea 1-otmht this fellow for ,500 a few weeks before Electioneer won the Pataritj and when that transpired tin- youngster was regarded as a big bargain and still is. He has good l.ks and conformation. He is built on Unea that indicate siieed. The geldings out of Chlcora II. and Castana cost Mr. Duryea S;!.i;oo each. The latter was the star of the Peipiesi stud sale. The Nellie Van gelding is the half brother lo Advance Guard. He brought ?L. nki at the sale of the yearlings from Edenxvold Stud, which was held at Saratoga. The gelding out of M.Mlish is exceptionally xvell made. He cost 0O. The tilly by Martngcn — Teetotum was bred in England, but her dam is an American mare. Teetotum is by The Bard, out of Bonlette, by Baden Baden and xvas bred by the late A. .1. ChSSalL Tec totum was foaled in ISM and was taken to England n| a ycurling and trained there by Mr hhnnnhu She was raced in the colors of Sir I. Vincent and afterward passed to Mr. .larvis. She won one race as a txvo-year old anil another as a four-year-old. Teetotum is nowhere mentioned in the English Stud Book, but the Racing Calendar, after announcing her as a foreign bred tilly, makes the peculiar mistake of crediting her winnings to the English stallion The Bard, by Petrarch, when she is by the American The Bard, by Longfellow. At any rate. this two-year-old daughter of Roulette is a well-made miss and is highly regarded in the Duryea stable.
