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SIX BEST WESTERN YOUNGSTERS. The winning performances »t the six heal wtileii tw«-yesi old- .li !m Mail-. Pi: 1 Btom . «.reat Pirate. MoiHe Montrose, Notasulga and diande Paie furnish some interesting compariflOU and they ar ■ given herewith. John Man- i- ■ chestnut colt by Jack Point Lisnie GUmaa, by VlrgU. He was bred bj 1-e siniil.a. of Lexingtou, K.., who tali him e-teiday to Paul .1. Kainev for .*!2.i«mi throttgb Walter Grater, Ids trainer. Pire-tnae is a ciM-iniir rait by Royal Fraan ill Mo.ired.i. by Sir Uodred. He vai bred by 1. B. Haggfaa at Raacbo del Paso in California and was s..iii as a yearUag to s. C, HUdretb for ,140. Hil dreth sold li i 111 alter be had won ,us litst three races to President Thomas II. Williams of the New California lackey CMb foi 0, MO and trainer II. P. Rowell will leave California Car New York with him about June 1. Great Pirate is a brown call by Pirate of Pensance -Grace -.. by Great Team. lie was bred by .Milton Young at McGratbiaaa Stud it: Kentii-ky and wa- sold to V. .1. Koang, his owner and trainer for .*2t« . Motile Montrose is a chestnut nlly by Ceaarhwi Bealqne, by Hanover and comes also from the McGrathiana stud. she was soil privately to William Gerst, who i- the father ia-iaw of George Holle. her owner. Notasulga is a bay lilly by The Commoner— Touch Not. by Tremont. She was bred by W. o. Panuer tnd "Sandy" Brown at Nashville. Tenn.. and was developed by trainer Sam Parmer, who sold her far Mr Brown to A. Hamei and Henry Brooletier for 65,000. Grande Dame is a rhestnul Blly by The Commonei Ho Meaae, by Vhrgfl. SLe wa« bred by George Hendrie ol Detroit, her owner, at W. O. Parmers farm in Tennessee. John Walters is her trainer. The following is ■ record of the races run and the amount won by tlds sextette to date: Horse. Sis. 1st. 2tL Bi. TIpl. Won. John Harm •! - • 0 f2.no 1 ite-tom- ■ 5 1 0 0 4,230 Croat Pirate 12 6 •". 11 3 2..V.0 .M..llie Montrose.... : 8 O O 1 ::.7ld Katasalgs • 5 •": " 1 8,045 Gnuste Daase 2 2 a » 0 700 The following is ■ record of their winning performances, the speed figures representing the number of feel and Fractions of feet traveled per second in the reapeetive rat es: JOHN MAKKS: In. lex. Course. Track. Wt. Pis. Time. Speed. 68429 Lexington Past KM 12m :4Sr 7 4.12 08002 Lexington Hvy 107 4 1-21 :.". g r.2.47 6B86B Loadaville Past 118 4 1-21 :." 4* 55.00 IIBPSTONI.: fi -,241 Oakland llvv 111 3-8 m :.56J "4 70 6SS13 Oakland . 116 3-8 111 :■.« : : . » in;42t; Oakland Hvy 114 :: 1 3 :»::l .i::.47 67808 Oakland Slop 118 4 1-2 f :-Y7* .".1.02 6JR1 Oakland l.i-t 112 5-8 ■ 1 : K i 54. 83 OBKAT PI BATE: 83392 Oaklawn Past 10:: 12m :4SK 5-1.12 4i7."itUi Oaklawn . las! lot; 1-2 m :48| 54. ."4 87718 Oaklawn ast 11", 1-2 m :4.s? 54LS4 6T7913 Oaklawn Fast 112 1-2 m :4!i r.::.G ; W576 Lexington Blow 103 4 1 2 f :.".5S .-:;.t 2 «kMG Louisville BMW 113 4 12 f :554 53.24 MOLLIE MONTROSE: 88528 City Park Past 110 .IS m :?, 16X87 60000 Pair Grounds Past 108 3 1-2 f :43 58.72 88718 Fair Grounds Mud 112 1-2 m :.".l* 51.55 iii:Mi1 City Park Past 115 3 1-2 f :41J .-5.:!4 C7177 Fair Grounds Past 115 12m :47» 55.2.i 67520 City Park Fast 119 3 1-2 1 :41S 55-58 67675 Pair Grounds Past IIS 4 1 2 f MM "14: 87890 Fair Grounds Fast 119 1-2 m :47g* 55.51 NoTASPLtiA: 69951 City Park Fast 1101 :; 1 2f :41* 56.34 • 17121 City Park P.t-i 115 S 1-2 f :41| 58.99 67577 Pit v Park ■"ast 129 3 1-2 t :4l| 55.50 68257 Aqueduct Fast 199 1-2 111 :48|* 54.78 99994 Aqueduct Slow 109 12m :47t 56.17 iBANPi: DAMB: OS703 Louisville Pa-t 107 12m :4SJ 54.78 4J-S707 Ixtiis?ille P. -1 694 41-21 :55 :.I. hi *Traek reeard. tOa straight course. John Marr was drivhag in the first and last of his ra -es. Firestone was driving in Ids fourth. Ureal Pirate was driving In aia ifth. Mollis Montrose was driving la her iir-t and third. Kotaaalga w:.s drivins in her last. All other raceil wcru won eu»il .
