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Al of in on It of of to i : : : C CRACK FILLY THAT IS ON HER WAY TO RACE IN ENGLAND Lj ., v , j . j , , ! ; : ; : : : i 1 I : 1 J I J r I e n ;j i" I ., !J 5 ! is H. P. WHITNEYS B. F. 3, STAMINA, BY NASTURTIUM ENDURANCE BY RIGHT. .Stamina, the best three-year-old filly of the present year, is now on the Atlantic on her way to England and it may be that it Is her destiny to end her days as a broodmare in that land from which her ancestors s sprung. She has no engagements abroad, but many stakes will be closed in the course of the coining win- t ter and spring in which she can be entered, so that abundant opportunities for racing await her arrival in r Piiglaud. Daughter of one of the best mares that ever carried a saddle. Stamina was not equal to such t splendid colts of the present year as Colin, Celt and Fair Play, but she was supreme when it came to meet fc ing those of her own -sex and age and is a filly of great speed and a stayer worthy of her name. i As a two-year-old slip won three races in eight starts, taking the second half of the Double Event at s Sheepshead Bay. defeating Chapultepee. King James and three more; the fillies part of the Brighton 1 Produce Stakesat Brighton Beach. Bouquet second and Meggs Hill third, and the fillies half of the Matnfi i Stakes at Belmont Park. Masquerade finishing second and Half Sovereign third. This year she has won 1 five races out of eleven starts, appropriately ending her racing career in this country by winning at a mile -i few davs ago in 1:30. Her two principal successes this year were in capturing the Mermaid Stakes at i Sheepshead Bay and the Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend. Her record is as follows: : ii-pr Sts. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Unp. Won. i07 S 3 1 0 4 0,205 I loos I." 11 2 Jl 10.330 I Totals .- 19 s 2 2 1" S4S.505 St. Albans i Stockwell. f Springfield........ 3 1 Bribery. I Viridis 3 -Marsyas. J 1 1 Maid of Palmyra. -Watercress 1 I Hermit Newmlnster. I . j feeclusion. U f1 1 Bonnie Doon j Rapid Rhone. r Nasturtium.... J - . Queen Mary. - Bend 1361111 or ur . .. A Doncaster. , . j ? Rouge Rose. n 1 j Angelica - IMargerique..., J . j ,4,?.,a: 5 . . l-Wrgerine Sweet Sontr.. j J". 3 3 . I-eam,nton TpTinm"-ton i Paugh-a-Ballagh. 1 I , J"- f Enquirer D. of Pantaloon. W 1 C . . 1 Lida 0inKton- f Inspector B... J Sovereign, a " ; .Colossus 1 Sis. to Pryor No. 1. : -1 Colossa . i Rurice Endurance : , Rurica 1 Eleanor Margrave. by Right.... J 1 , r t. T . S Beauclcre. u Selby . 1 The Pearl. " . . . f Silvester. 1 Bread Knife. Infula ma. t Early Morn j Parmesan. Cremorne Rigolboche. . L Late Nights..... .. j Lacydes. Small Arms. M.byW.Anstralian. : - a a s. I"; 1 3 the ,g st the ie the IC n m e. i 1007 Falcada 100 E. Dugan .. 3.470 1:12 100S Statesman 108 Gilbert 025 1:12? Run at Morris Park over the Eclipse Course prior to 1005. Animus began proceedings with a win for Tom Shaw and his friends. The two races that wound up the program aroused onlv faint interest. They engaged mediocre class horses. East River won one and Taboo the other. J. E. Madden has definitely decided not to go to England. He has not decided what course to pursue with his two great two-year-olds. Sir Martin and Fayette. P. Ambrose Clark sold all ot his horsesvlu training today and will retire from the turf. . Fred Walbauin. who has just returned fromjalong stay In Europe, was a visitor at Belmont Park today.
