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, * * J. W. BlIRTTSCHELLS USEFUL BAND OF RACERS + 4. It was due to the aoipii:vin«iit of Lawton WhrgbM that .1. W. Iturttsehell gained a respectable imsitioii in the list of winning owners of Hill. This horse was so little thought of early in the year that he was campaigned by J. F. Sweeney at Tampa, and not successfully, either. Ittt at Iiinlico. April 21. he won a tace at a mile and an eighth that showed him hi a new light and Hurttsehell bought him. Under his man age sat at the bone throve m immensely as to become om of the lust handicap horses oa the Canadian cir-• t and .: several times stake race winner against select opposition. In GialsatH and My Gal, Iturttsehell !„ imosiied two more speedy horm* that won considerable sums for him. but Lawton Wiggins was the star of iii- stalde and a horse good enough to appear desirable to any owner. The record of the stable for the year was: Hers*. AfC, Color. Sex and Pedigree. 1st. 2d. .Id. Won. Lawton Wiggins a Brown horse, by Planudes — Itorka 1 i ."! $ 9,535 Grasmere 4 Chestnut gelding, by Meddler — Botha II 1 1 1 2.190 My Gal 4 Pay Illy, by St. Bvox — Babble I ■ 7 2.11"i Helen Harlioe -i Chess taut lillv. by Peep oDsy — Lady ltratuble. 2 2 O 515 Malitine t Bay lily, iiv Macv Callatine 1 1 0 373 Eagle Pird •: Brawn tilly. by Macy— Deer Bird 1 2 2 H5 Rose tjtleen ,"i Brawn mare, by Kingston White Pose 9 2 1 155 Wander a Chestnut gelding, by Deep oDay — Strayaway. » 1 2 psi Loathly Lady 2 Pay tilly-. by lldrini Lmhabcr 0 1 1 M litals 21 10 17 ,2!Mi
