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OHAPULTEPEC AGAIN IN TRAINING New York March 21 John Hynes one of the lat ¬ est arrivals at Gravesend1 has brought more horses down from his winter nursery at Stamford this spring than usual There are eighteen all told in his establishment and he sent two ahead last week Tlie advance guard of his brigade were Falcada and Master Robert Falcada was sent to Richard T Wilxouts stable at Relmout Park which is under the nianageinent of Thomas Healey and Master Rob ¬ ert was consigned to William Karrick at Slieepshead JJay Mr Karrick will it is said train Master Rob ¬ ert and Mary Davis for R JI Davis He wintered Mary Davis at Sheepsliead Bay himself She will certainly train but Master R lHrt is not a certain racing proposition as ho bowed a temlon nearly a year ago ami horses with bowed tendons are not to be relied upon uponTwo Two of the cripples Mr Hynes himself brought back are Chapultenec and Angolus the property of Herman Brandt Hynes will continue to feed and train them until Brandt returns from Florida An gelus never had a serious ailment and Mr Hynes says he will surely race He was always a ragged angular gelding but he is carrying more flesh this spring than ever before Angelus has been somewhat vmcertaln huthe can run fast fastCliapultepec Cliapultepec has been lame from time to time Mr Hynes does not believe his underpinning will bother him any more moreAnlonft Anlonft the horses that will remain permanently under his care brought down by Hynes from Stam ¬ ford are Imitator Black Chief and Ben Loyal Ben Loyal is a fast son of Hen Strome and Jessie Wood soii with which Hynes won the Hurricana at Bei niont Park last fall Tlie Ben Strome colt has grown into an Impressivelooking threeyearold He is as forward perhaps as most threeyearolds herealxnits and if Mr Hynes so elects he will raw at Aqueduct
